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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
kershmash.

Two boys under 20 ran against eaci
other on the school grounds yesterday
forenoon at recess, and one boy, Emil
Johnson, escaped with only Il severe
iclt to his system, but tho other KID.
Harold Allen, had his head so severely
cut that It was necessary to take sew
eral stitches to close the gaping
wound. The blood streaming over
hia face and clothes was enough -
frighten even stranger lot alone ms
mother and other relatives, as he was
brought in, and a turnover by an am
tomoblc was the least of the injuries
feared AT the sight Today he Is able
20 attend to play with almost his
usual energy, So there seems no douh'
of his prompt recovery.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
LOCAL MARKETS

by Mrs. Frank Kalua, wife of ter.
ritorial land Office clerk.
Mrs, Kalua, according to her hus
band, was taken i'll about a month
ago. She refused TO be treated by a
licensed physician and placed herself
under Kaiawa's care, he said. She
seemed to recover until kaawa is
said to have cut off some of her hair
when she became seriously i'll. Mrs
Kalua, frightened, waited anxiously
for kaiawa and when he failed to ap
pear on his weekly calling day, she
went to hospital. where it was
necessary to perform an operation
She is recovering.
The warrant and Kaiawas arrest
followed. Much interest is being dis
played in his coming trial. the first
in the territory in years on charge
of anaana.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

Miss Randall Of Ottawa visited her
sister Mrs Clinepetcr, yesterday.
Rev James Cassai is quite sick.
Mrs. John Jtdgcomb and daughter
inIaw, Mrs Harold ldgcomb. of o.
tawa, attended The Bridge party at
Mrs IT. r. Groves.
Mrs Lucina Dimmick visited
friends in ottawa for few days this
week
Mrs X. ]. Spickerman Of La Sale
was a Utica visitor yesterday
Miss Amy Jones was a La Sale
visitor yesterday
Mrs. Gee. Meyers and children from
Troy Grove is visiting her mother
Mrs Joe Madden.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
o. E. S. Memorial Exercises.

The memorial exercises given by
the Eastern Star last evening were
well attended by friends and relatives
OF the ones in whose memory the serv-
ices were held. The occasion was one
of impressive solemnity, unmarried by
any hesitancy in those taking part
in the dignihed ceremonial. Tho
flowers profusely used during the rit'
ual were later distributed among the
sick, and a committe appointed to
carry out the arrangement,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

they went north through the alleyway
and then turned west on Jacks ~
street Mr.. Law hurried to the front
part of the store and watched to see
if the men would appear. He had no
more than picked up a newspaper as
a blind than the pair made their ap-
pearance at the front Of the store.
They stopped looked in at the dia'
monds for several minutes, cOnyersed
between themselves and then depart
ed. Mr. Law informed the police and
asked them to keep tab on the two
men. Mr. Law stated that the men
were strangers, that he had not seen
them before.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
ARRESTED FOR PRAYING
ENEMY INTO ETERNITY"

Honolulu. Oct A. MailA The an
Client Hawaiian belief that person
can be prayed to death" if the "ka
huna" or medicine man has some
thing in his possession that once be-
longed to the patient, still lives. it
was revealed here when Moke Kaia-
we was arrested on charge of IAN
aana," meaning an attempt to pray
to- death"
The complaint against Kaiawa, said
to be one of the best known medicine
men in the Hawaiian islands and
credited with having accomplished
some remarkable cures, was made
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
RUMOR OF FROST
MAKES WHEAT RISE

NtTS-
Chicago, Nov. Wheat prices av.
eragod TO lower at the opening OF the
Chicago board of trade today. An
easy tone prevailed \ slight bulge
resulted from rumors of frost in Ar.
gentina but northwestern interests
sold on this bulge and the frost re-
ports were denied later.
December started unchanged at So
higher at 1o1- 1olia and dropped to
100 SIS after the initial bulge. Many
first prices were 1853 to log which
We're is to 4 lower than yesterdays
close. At the end Of the first hour
May was l0J 3-S.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
"a "a UTICA "a "a

Miss Charlotte Gardner entertained
twelve girls at O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Janet Neary, who is visiting here
from Peoria
Mrs. H. p Grove entertained the
Bridge club yesterday afternoon
Utica Maroons will play the De
pue Spaniards Sunday, Nov. 6. Come
root for Utica Admission 25c.
Mrs. VIM. Daley and little girl were
La Sale shoppers yesterday.
Mrs. W p. Crosiar and Mrs. c. B.
Cary were La Sale shoppers yester-
day.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson Of Johnston
street entered st. Mary's hospital for
treatment yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
Coinage Of Trade Dollars.

The total number of trade dollars
coined was 35,965924. The number re-
deemed under the act of 1887 was u
6S9o56, and from the bullion resulting
'from the melting Of these dollars there
were coined in subsidiary silver 81 ,66S,.
6143o and into standard silver dollars
S3,o'S,412. Since the expiration of the
period of redemption trade dollars
have been purchased as talIion when
presented at The minis.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
Masnue Party a Success.

The masquerade bail last evening
was a large one, the attendance in
costume being numerous, and the cos
tunes well worth the trouble eX-
pended in their production.
The music was fine, the floor as
coed as the best and the weather I'M
equalled. So it could not help being
a successful ball May it be followed
by others as delightful
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
Both Leas Broken by Machine.

The l0.year.old son of Barney Coin,
who lives on the Madaus farm in
Brooklield township, whose name is
Roy O. Coin, was caught in the dump
farm yesterday afternoon and both
legs were broken He was taken to
the hospital in Ottawa this morning
and seems to be now doing well.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
w. r, C, at Ottawa,

Members of the Woman's RELIEF
Corps attended inspection in the OF
tawa corp0 yesterday afternoon and
had the pleasure of shaking hands
with the department president, Mrs,
Nellie Wilkinson of Peoria, and Mrs.
Kate Williams. also of Peoria.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
Ivy WAY Open.

The Ivy Way between here and OF
tawa is now open for traffic, and many
are ayailing themselves of the oppor.
tunity to motor to ottawa over the
fine highway.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
Local Notes.

The National Refining companys
big truck got off the hard roads just
east of Seneca and got stuck In tha
mud yesterday,
William Walsh Is an Ottawa visitor
today on business.
Emmett O'Neil and Jack Johnson
will motor to La Sale this evening.
George Marlette was Il morning
passenger to Peoria.
Mr. and Mrs James Weir motored
to Ottawa YESTERDAY Th-ig son En-
mt, spent las. cyc.las in Seneca y!a-
itiuE friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'udScn OF
Chicago motOred down over the Ivy
Way for a week end visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Worrels.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hendrich NJ
Chicago and Mrs Hcnnig and daugh-
ter, also of Chicago, are being enter
tanned at the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hole of Union street.
Loretta Vaughey went to Streator
this morning to spend the week end
with her friend, Mary Rowland.
Mrs Martin Olson and daughter
Alma went to Chicago this morning
Mrs. Arthur Simmons was an OF
tawa visitor today.
Mrs, Roy Thornburg of Deer Park
is spending the week end with rela-
tiyes here.
James Wilkinson of Detroit, Mich,
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Harris of Clark street. Mr., VIII
kinson and Mrs. Harris are brother
ard sister
James Roberts of the Ford Motor
company of Chicago made call this
morning on the Marseille5 Motor com
pany Of Young street.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

Having opened a shop on Lincosd
street, in the Kruse building, am pre-.
pared to do all kinds of plumbing.
Prompt service guaranteed.
A. c NAUMANN.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
South Side Coal,

$3.50 per Ton in two ton lots or
more 1915 per ton for single tons
and on the hill. For prompt delivery
phone Black No. 6.
Manufacturers Coal Co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

FOR SALE-A coal kitchen range;
good as new; cheap If taken at once
MRS. c. PpOLETTI, Wallace st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05

GRAIN

Chicago market repor: furnished By
C. ". Kirby, manager Simons, Day
& Co., Room 3l2 No,oney Building.
Phone 95
Prev.
Hi6h. Low. Close, closo
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
CHURCHES.
Baptist.

Services at 1 a. m. and 7:3O y. m
Sunday school at 10 a. m. b. \. +. U.
meets at $50 p. IN. Rev. Clarence
Figgert, pastor.
Catholic.
Mass at s O'Clock in st. Josephs
church. At 10 a. m. in St Mary's
church in Grand Rapids township.
Father O'Laughlin, pastor.
Christian Science.
Service at II o. m. Sunday school
at 9.45. in the hall over Kroehnke $
jewelry store
Trinity Lutheran.
Church service at II a. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Rev. e. Richter.
pastor
Emmanuel Lutheran.
Hold no church service, but Sunday
school is at 10 a. nj.
UnversaliEt.
Church school opens at 10 O'Clock.
Preaching at II a. m. Junior !. p. Z.
T., 2;30 p. m Senior Y. p. c. u, $3.50
p m.
Congregational.
Church school at 10 a. m, Preach
ing at II a, m. Rev f. a. Stephens,
minister.
Methodist.
Sunday school At 10 a, III. Churo1
at II a m. Epworth league at 6 p. m.
Evening service at 1870. w. M. lis
dale, pastor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-05
S1.70O IN DIAMONDS
TAKEN FROM JEWELRY
STORE SHOW WINDOWS

Continued from first pageD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-10

him, because on her Inherently SUI
perior patience and her innate sense
ol beauty"
Then SHE is the maker Of The
homo and the mother 81 the race
phat greater proof Of .ho superiority
og her ssex is thercsr
Dearly she pays FOR her love in
hor ntfernes. God made her able
10 endure more Jain han her phy
sic.1ly stronger matc SO lhai throusa
thc ,ravaa 81 childbirth she might
te chasiened 10 spiritual holiness
Man never aitains
Thus heesuse she Is beautiful in
body, pure ia hcar' and keen in
mind, and wiihal ihe bearer ot child
rcu. sho IS the superior ~ Man
Al graduate Of julia Richmond
rilgh school ln New york. Mis-
Klein. sn addition 70 her sienographic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-10
|HlCE LOOMS BETWEEN
nUMlN|A AN0 RUSSIA
Bclshcvik Troops Move From
Frontier, Poland l. Also
Friendly With Rumania
New

nasA.rvst. 1aae n rsAer ~
sveea gsmAnss tad sevles Eaezis
.eeme as~aFsA eass rAAs sereste
lsamAalaa Nlals,fF IS FeFsAke AZ
fairs
wv a. ues. aseaaIe n laieFnei
ylasasan anairs ~ sAid ans nofe
Than ~e ecala p~fmN saf mrssailn
Is oafs rhe So, ssls fetsrAle shai
thcs hesv 81 laentsaa ~ a'sAsa
ink ia an hnana ia hsiss'se lh@n'
ana { kHaw ihs ee shaii ass a. Nsk
Ase0ralns tn car lafsmsfiee
shers we're teees lpslsAaylk 'rse,rs
oa oaf ffuns lhsn savse vets auf
ms az wln.s
Likewise d. tass ,fuh hieaAp
traseFpN feiaA,p Nltk lsilAnt
,'pe hsalasaeia lasoslasM Aaa
Greese VITA reaaa es afe "a
agteemeas % mAlnlan pvssr So eHf
essisfu franfiefs we arc eegpsesl
10 he utnr * lhs llaesauFea wAleh
weald ~ steaief Aaokef te lhs
peace ~ ruFow
KeeauNl VVpaepHs IL RamsniA
No saIa. ern imetesios lhe F'oAase'
eere ~ ess,a eaaHlan ana the fpisfs
seemed favorable
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STENocRApHER WINS $500 6Y
PROVING WOMAN IS SUPERIOR
TO MAN IN 500 WORD ANSWER
t,ontinned rom T'@2c ~

behalf " womankind.
In womanF lorsliness lies her
greater superiority to man"
"All Mans bcS. works have been
accomplished in order to win We
mans admiration She is bis incon-
tive TO greater creative effort
Shakespeare has no heroes. only
heroines. The greatest or all poe.s
exalis Woman rather than Man
Woman has higher morality To
the new civic and business duties.
in which she is winning recognition.
she brings q purity ol PURPOSE and
= scrupulous honesty unapproached
by Man"
In the Fine Arts she surpasses
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III NRER PRICES HIT
TIE ROOk BOTTOM

Philadelphia Jupe 30 iAmte
prices are at rock bottom. accord
lnx ia the annual report read NJ the
opening session Of the National
Hardwood IAmber asso~iatlou con
sention here today ~ Frank Fish
Chicago. secretary treasures Of The
organization
Transportation ana labor arr Tho
chief items keee,lnR building costs
above normal level according %
Mr. Fish
\ = desire that the word 40 ont 10
the country from This convention.
he said. that the prices ~ mmhcr
have been fully and completely H.
Undated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-10

For Kidney and bladder troubles
gravel. weak and lame back. fheu.
natism and Irregularities Of tho xii.
neys and bladder Regulates hial
der troubles In children II no, ao,n
~ druggists mail 81 Small hot-
fc often cure send Tor sworn test.
n.onlaIa Dr VI W Hall. 2a2e ollyc
street. st Louis. Mo
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GLASS LAMP, l4TH GEN.
TUnY, BRINGS BIG PRICE

lxnaan Annc ~ An Arah elesA
laa,p ef ,hc lith cen'pss eAleh ivrna
- pAf, 81 ihr sale Matgan* = Wne
uans collection az arms and afnlrr
eas s,lA nerc recently Ser & soa
The lamp hcsFs Inscriptions ffom
ne hufan white aue ehcf inscription
has heeh translated ea luwef ana
mlshs q oar Lord ana sultan ffu
srcior ~ the wofia ana RcilTlop
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NOTICE ro CONTRACTORS.

Ibc a.aasi a. Fiasaslan Hshesl
nAuis ~Aatsf alslY ueihelr 0s
bsaANA hefshy adseftlses tas Aia~
fas msklae eeflala improvements fes
lAsaxiAa a.basl hweses - nlosk e.
eaplssi lnil uaissse nssAhuma a.
safitnx ia aregwSaa'lena as8 plaNs
uuW an flle a. sne afilse II ne tlsfA
e sav uoart ~ Nlassslap Na Is
gAlahnmA Ayv anA AZ iA~ efllss ~
ytwara t GAhl Afeniseet iaee
ssussl asAle4 hiAs tst maAlAk aalf
improvements wsH ~ nyegvva ~ ths'
ttesA "a the feard W Naaestsoa en
u hetNe lane sa 1881 Wsis W.T.
- epebad AMI contract lef y 'he
lowesg fusmsnashlr hlAler a. fane VIZ
sesi rfns lAsa shv Hoard " taAsssA
iion teaetssa the fiEhs - gelcet avg
sad az hlis
d ~ Mfupw
fseasdwHi fssart ~ H.faeaalea
Attest
naae sgsf
Nlals l.ee inwthaF
ei~fk
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cAAnsp~rlAir's Collie aHa DsarFhaes
Remedy.
fyery family shntla kreg fAia pfw
narAsfur al hnna frAsiv fsF instant
ass when needed Sesvrv attacks II
c0ist ant chu'rfm mpfsut nf'rn rgrYe
fatal before meAlcine esn ~ grovsf
~ nr phYHie an sumWgewd The
nnlgofm ABervaa that haA attended,
lhe 4ru ~ thla rsme.iv enc th
pfpasgit cures @hieh "a Nas Affrs 'rsl
hafu laAda Il a slanse sfiltle - trade
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Municipal Ownership and rsssiOp

Municipal Ownership and Tssssion
Editor Leader A great many peo.
pie Who know tina, municipal uwnef
ship of public utilities incr~ane taxes
s,ili are luke warm on the proposf-
tion because, they say we own on
property and thcf lore pay no
taxes
ln taking this position they err
The number n people who pay tares
indirectly is far greater than The
number who gay taxes directly
Everyone pays taxes IN one form or
another
When taxes increase. rensa In
crease becauae che landlord nasaee
bis Increased taxes on to his ten
amt The price Of food. clothing an
all the other necessities Of life slso
increases because the people who
rel the necessities referred 70 must
earn their taxes frofn their sales
That r. the reason that when taxes
are. Increased for any reason the en-
lT're public hears the burden.
When reopic understand this they
viii think twice before saddlna
~ emselyes with a municipal owner
ship proposition. the cardinal tsne'
NJ which is make NJ operating Dc
fhcifs out Of taxes "-R. +.
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rfe rteadsA aee wAs4t distinctly
*een Aa separate stars eA m4nH
lsshi nlkAl shan an 4 meenlees ef&hs
aAseeeNg aimiaisAss she lfFsaieeht1
thas senaa d. ssve shew fae apveaF
Aatv ag alnsle alaf e i&hs
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( '. rr~,n assaralo~ ''ls rfounlss

x " Erwin neearaiDu Nls Troubles
"a WEAR a9a ihNl wlnlef 7 BAG Mt
aitArk 0f ludigestlcn iai'oNed i'v hili
onnAasm AnA ronsslpAiMH NNv n6
ChamhcrlaiaH Tablesa 80 hiehiY e
commended for ssnwhyN lfnuhles
naaehi HOTTIE of them ane tfeF
helped me fiFht away vfles Y Y
Erwin. rern Ind u soa tsvn ans
lronhie With seur Digestion gife
these tshlrta trial They wl ~
yeu good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-10
Nov ts the Time To Get Rid OF Your
Rhaurrafiefse

II you ARE troubled with chornic or
n.u~tilAf rheumatism buy a hottie oi
chamhcr'ans lAuimens and massage
The affected parts twice da3 wi,h
t Non are certain 90 be very much
benefited BY IL Il not actually cured
TRY IT.
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PEOPLES FORUM

Expressions ~ nl,inipu II Fcnerni
interest are snYsled 4 he editor ~
serves The ri9hi a. blue pencil
where ennsnthlsatgoBs exceed 40
words
Writing muet he ienihie Hnd ~
ane site ~ paper "ul, an slse nti
Geo diHfafJef
AhNnY rieHn communications VIII
nui he printed Naus ami address
inuNt sr given l'uhlirafian ns
naair pill he Withheld on request
rHbii flpu II ietfer is ~ a.
D. regarded - an eustprsemefF ~
The f.esaeF ~ lhe views expressed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-10

Foriv-one natiopalities ere rerre-
nsnied in the membership of tho In
|terna'ionai Cub Of Women Student,
Iu New York City
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ANCIENT GREEK
TOMBs DISCOVERED


toaaon Jane rs students az ihs
rusii#h sehaei af Archaeology have
dtatesofed AZ MyhNnsean W ~
oferk province ~ apefhlA. e oH'tA
dalsns grw she uHh ana eisth sen
iufips heiare Chrl# Thu conditions
at ,he foushs II aserriAined, have
10, yrt heen sHaannscd
parIns be inng years N~fwln
pponl ~ fho nfisin 81 apeelee Ar
was constantly an lusalld and iT'y'f
aisle ta worb merr team 81 hoiif AMI
u half Af stFelch
f..A.r fstamntfiNt Al faf ~ auftt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-10

The crying of weaseis and the hay
ing Of dogs are regarded ss evil
omens BY the japanese.
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The town of peel in the Isle u
Man. has q women clerk 70 the POI
son af Miss Lillian rrinEf. - years
bid
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duties. is student AZ he School of
journalism. Columbia University
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Carrier hoya have no rNcelpi books.
do nor pay them for Leader aas-
acfipsiona
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WANTED Clean. llrht cotton RAGS
AZ Leader office
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hrtrri, 90 Nashlnktnn a
cleveland w. New NarA
rhiiedsA'hls g. 1hiesEe
81 leuis y Hnsfrn a
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80 ieul s nroakixa
fifi tnrs S nostnh
thifare 5 phUslslhis
Aen AnfA ~ sin,innsti fain
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There afn tfihea 0i as ages wao
DO MOI ~esoenlte fho fesi that ihs
sun IS the source - 81
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STANDING OF
THECLUBS


tsusAFir 3 tt,yie I
s.rvs<~ns 5 AelAai
asarshass n. tAshlen I
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The fore lhm doneui ln sone
way advertise iteelf usually ends
With one grand aale 20 the sheriff
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~EAM ANN & = NJ MA @ n Il
Facts interest she puia''
May aaverlipine may eln y"ar
round friends
croahcfs are teFlunlue 90 feel
lonesome aEaln
one aa csnl rarfs NE abele siory
oi yca' a'cre
The world has precious pao ief >
man who wont sfy
Courtesy Il tho least expensive ~
gredlent q personal popularity
Advertising - short eus % Hny
goal lha nus BE- reached lbropah
puhilc response
nelna ignorant said nru Frans
ilu. "1s no. 10 NINTH shame aa BE
ina on~ iliine 20 learn
YOU raut expect thn pualr 20 Give
u chance ga deliver fho sooda
ualcas you eiyo Il an invitation
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Leader Classified Ads cel R''ai's.
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YOU gaut oapeel thn pulalr go give
sau = chance ga deliver fho eooda
uaicas you give II an invitation
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TMw~ ~xA VIZ &A y
% Mtlr sroN1s N

wgaM ANH3w MwM* r N
Facts interest," she puhl'
, 1921-07-28

ment. Its members being convinced
that they can get happiness
out Of life by abandoning Tho close
confines OF the city for unhampcred
breathing spaces In the virgin lands
Of the west. The tract upon which
they Will settle is IL miles south of
the thriving city OF Bull. Idaho
None but loo per cen Americans.
each Of whom has been a success
thus far in life. will have place in
the caravan. This vas made man
dstory by Governor w. D. Davis of
Idaho, when he extended his per-
sonai and official greeting to the
prospective citizens OF Idaho.
The modern a aroused
the Interest of the entire asst and
it is expected that thousands will
line the street, when the advance
section starts off for its new home
at . o'clock July rs. carrying a
greeting TO the governor Of Idaho
from the mayor of New York City.
Casper agencies. including tho
Chamber of Commerce and The
Tribune has worked hard TO have
the caravan come north through
Wyoming instead of going through
Northern Colorado as was first
MANNED.
, 1921-07-28
Highway Patrol
System Adopted
I. In NeU Mexico

SANTA FE. N. NJ, July Is
Trouble shooters' extra highway pa
trolls. will be placed at once on the
SAINTS Fee Trail highway. the main
tourist route through New Mexico to
the coast by the state highway com
mission and emergency repair crews
will be sent out at once to put the
road n good traveiable condition
on a $3.50 basis. the state ~defraying
half the S and citizens of towns
along the route the other half.
h action was secured as a result
Of a conference here last evening of
so delegates representing commercial
organizations in a dozen towns from
Ration to Socorro along tho route.
which has suffered from recent un.
p~recedented rains. The conference.
attended by the governor and state
highway officials. went on record for
the ratification OF the proposed cor,.
stitutional amendment providing for
a 100000 road band issue.