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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29
PADDOCK COMING EAST.
Sprinting Marvel Will Compete In
Harvard Games On june is.

Los Angeles, CAL, April a.
Charles w. Paddock, Olympic sprint
champion, who at recent meets was
credited by timers with establishing
five new records, announced today he
would compete in the invitation meet
at Harvard University Stadium June
15 and in the American intercollegi-
ate track and field meet at Chicago,
June Is. Paddock is student at the
University of Southern California.
Dean Crommell, coach at u. s C.,
will accompany Paddock, and may
also take East three other U. s. c.
athletes-George Schiller and Gmynn
Wilson, quarter-milers. and Roy
c"Swede'D Evans, discus thrower.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29
EXPLOSION KILLS 10.

Pamplona, Spain, April 29.-Ten
workers were killed and a dozen others
badly burned through an accidental ex-
plosion last night in the cartridge fac
tory of Juan Martulez Goni.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29
MISS PIHD, EDITOR

Miss Mabel L. Phil, daughter of
Rev. G. E. Phil of Is Franklin Square.
was one of the editors for the fresh
man number of the News" which
came out today at Mount Holyoke
college. Miss Phil is to be one of the
regular reporters for the paper next
year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-04-29
SPECIALS
I'm The Corset Department

C-B COrsets-White, long hip,
medium and low bust, graduated front
clasp, $l.O0.
De Bevoise, Model, B. & J. Bras
sieres- White cambria, wide Hamburg,
back and front, hooked in front CSC.
De Bevoise Bandeaux-Pink novel
ty material, fastened front and back SOC.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL
Including psndstOn Prices and Associated Pres. Report.
Top Price For
Hogs, $40 at Portland

(From The Oregon JournaL)
North Portland received los cars
over Sunday. compared with l12 a
week ago, l03 the previous week. and
S6 cars a year ago this same day. Hogs
ruled weak. with losses of 25 to soc,
cattle showed strength in the steer
division, while in the mutton alleys the
situation was somewhat mixed in char
acter.
North Portland appears to have re-
received its signal somewhat late. With
a drop of CSC to soc in the price of
hogs here, with leading killers in con-
troll, that much higher prices were in
dicated at the opening of the Chicago
market.
Tops al North Portland dropped to
$40 during the Monday morning trade,
this being a loss of 25c from the pre-
vious top. Early Chicago tops were
around $S.25, which means a landed
price here around $3.50. Therefore,
even at the lower figures, North Port
land prices continue higher than the
landed cost of midwest hogs on the
coast.
General hog market range:
Prime light .........$ $500 1000
Smooth heavy, 23O-30O
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01

The best way to keep husband is
guessing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01

At the afternoon session the hog
market closed weak to lower, and the
latter part Of the session good dress
ings sold at 1895.
While there was steadiness and even
strength in the steer division and one
lot of stock sold at $3.50. or an ad-
vance Of 25cc above recent extreme
values, the position of the cow mar
ket was unsteady with here and there
dullness and even weakness during the
early Monday trading at North Port
land.
No early price changes were made
in the cattle alleys at North Portland
Monday. Total run over Sunday in
cluded 1922 head compared with 2499
head last week and 1859 head year
ago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01
Idberty Bonds Show
Gains, Exchange Weak

| NLsXIF UODLr ~,
Flno.na,,ona /. ~ - ~; -
tardo, ,,,ono na,s''S,@ @N iii''i "e' yes
~ Ioi'i oa'"s' issues OF the
tIv 1orgo ,nt amat,, i,n, sS "e,e ioii-
nonvor. 20 nnaee.a,.',, a",Iee' ~ ''ie ma :
Nonev rotas snmnIahn
tho p,orl, 49, oonnaa go ,' oNouse lo'
ad NJ 20 no., aao. sSIa lC'','' oPe"-
cont NJ mia da, NV, 'e"Neu ] " per
nor oor, =. ~" -, I n''' "e'ieu u
novaiora3a "e i''a' ss no"r'
ogornant ~ ,,,a IN i'''ie encour-
e, " wy oun docouh's' lGllI-
creasos ond ,,,a,,, iee uiur ue-
ron, oo,,.nsa sans At proihi-
tha, ,.,oa .,',e., 80 ne.'i aiiNeu py iur-
dustrios tnSoaon. ,o,'9 .oi ii,'orlait IN
wora ranon,ns S'eei prouucers
-. spH'.e" .,n ~ pe contemplating
otho. fahuiaa, 10 o'l 'luo'u,ai steer ana
stantioi o,to o".v" .o.. "la.eria's ana SUD
rfao,mrors "ni',oun.cu ny man
bor ,,ros 0 ''"'N' anu rup-
", snes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01

all upturns seemed to be a signal for
selling by houses with northwest con-
nections. In the end, the prevailing
sentiment was rather bearish, the out
standing factor being news that mill
ers at eastern points were acquiring
wheat from Canada and that the Ca
madam visible supply total had been
heavily enlarged Besides, export in
quiry continued sluggish, and there
was no stimulus in private estimates
of farm reserves, the estimates prov
ing similar to the government report
of October /.
Absence of any aggressive support
tended to weaken corn and oats. Trad
ing was almost strictly local.
Provisions averaged higher in line
with hogs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01

Mrs Abort Evanssdldn't have good
luck with her incubator She had only
80 little chicks, but she is undaunted
and she is setting again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01
Livestock Gains
In Price at Omaha.

OMAHA, Nov. ia. P.)-(U. s.
bureau of markets. )-Hogs-R
5000. Mostly 25c higher; closing dull;
bulk medium and light butchers,
$725 a $50; top, $40; bulk packing
grades, $6.50@6.S5.
Cattle-Receipts 1000. Beef steers
and she stock, 25c higher; top heavy
steers. 1925; bulls, strong; veals,
steady; stockers and feeders, 25c high
er.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. Killing
classes, 25p5Oc higher; fed lambs,
$500; no choice westerns here; year.
lings, $3.50; wethers, $5.25; ewes
$4.75; feeders, 25c higher; top feeding
$3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01
Wheat Shows
Slight Decline.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia. Pinot.
wlthstanding substantial decrease in
the United States visible supply total.
wheat yesterday underwent slight de
cline owing chiefly to imports of duty
paid Canadian wheat. Prices closed
easy, 1-Sc to Lee net lower, with De-
cember $1,O7 IA to $1.0S and NAV
N.l2 S-S to LIZ l-2. Corn finished a
shade to LAC off, oats unchanged to
l-4c lower, and provisions VARYING
from l-2 decline to 12c advance.
AT first, bulls in wheat appeared 10
have some little advantage on account
of correct antic'patons Of the change
IN the domestic visible supply figures
but demand failed to broaden out and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01
To Our Bissel Carpet Sweeper

The steps step with thee, dear heart,
Are as string of pearls to me,
gather dust, each speck apart,
My rotary, (cyeo-ball bearing
sweeper) My rotary.
This little rhyme leads us to say fur
ther that we believe the magic carpet
sweeper to be the real conveyance of
the globe trotter, Besides, with the
carpet sweeper we can perambulate,
and what is more conducive to an ac.
tive mind than an activa body? We
ask you.
Probably Henry Ford is inventing
that synthetic COW to feed his dlversi-
fled stock
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01

(Sedalia Correspondence of Rogers
(Ark) Democrat)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01
HARDING OPPOSES REsoLUTION.

WASHINGTON, Now Ia. P.)-
Tho president is understood to have
indicated to Chairman Porter of the
house foreign affairs committee, his
opposition to the passage of resohl-
tion for the immediate withdrawal of
the American troops from the Rhine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01
ARM|ST|CE DAY WILL
Be A LEGAL HOLIDAY

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-(U. PO-
The house adopted resolution declar-
ing November II legal public holi-
day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01

Lambs showed a weak tone at North
Portland for the weeks opening. Just
the reverse was indicated in the NUT
ton division, sheep generally indicating
steady tone, with initial Monday
prices unchanged from last weeks fin
al figures.
Run of 202l head was shown in the
mutton and lamb alleys over Sunday.
as compared with 217O last week, 2lOO
the previous Monday and 2425 head
this same day year ago.
General sheep and lamb range.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-11-01

The coming election, November 2l,
leads us to quote the late Theodore
Roosevelt, who said; "A citizen who
does not vote is not a good citizen"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
lGTulUL TRIAL lIF CROOKED
BALL PLAYERS IS On

Chicago. sur s-Tte aesaG irai
II ths 1879 prfs5s series srspaass
began tlaas morning astegs Judge
Haso Frlene sn - criminal castt
Unless she judge shaaia rsle II
taFpr Ct tse musAca feed ~ Henry
Bsreer ta uuash fAa Indictment rsns-
Ing agAnsi rhoss involved sas esiee-
sion q ths .srr vll bs begun Il
once.
Shoula r. saaze rase - orafsv
upon the moaor. the rsafe wifl hase
to abAnaea the anan indsgsus1f she
one charging conspiracy ia iwelse
caur-s End resarr as se1ns g tsa
minor tnaie1rner-s
A special renire II enc hundred
men has hean sunmoned far 8urg
service d. was expected ihaf a vest
ans possible tw1 weeks wvps te
consumed in eesaeasng sprr De-
eaass the orginal isFee4 eszioa T'he
tsKfnr q snsar sii Require fram
ten aaFs Sc twp wesla.4neordsng -
attorneys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06


London. 9alx s-gAaf ase-l'Aa Aa'
,,iaion lhA mos; q she cone q hea'-
rioe rslrsnx ana oialfr Hasiafis fv
ths 1ovei8rne is really showed 1882
grin1 ay rarsaus msrs msE IL oyef
grown boards and sifrslss SO
ssnrp4 - ane shes-is geis POLL
Maybe hs The uinisatas
minister os 1he gospel ta la@
village ot Taaler pens a. Ar-
nsunesmeni which brands h4n A.
aae,e u he nasns been cananr
Ane 81 n6s5ae-io- agrers cosun1
~urshezFle fhe british super ipH-
aisher sbauld seiaa ape 81 ias hrieA.
suunr rDan lmmeaiaielF ta ssn q
conlrH&a
The Algh uass II ,,elur mafTaed has
a,ear Increased hg atarsn to -he
ragi Il rss-ins married
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
Enw This

Wa astur s9ne HsEnu@ad Dollars 1e~
wnr'a ,ar Anr eaHs 0F CltAir1 thst
earnr SO cure1 IA 8sNs Gatttffn
Aet5cn#
E5ars g4nrvA Medicine hAs hs'sn
1aFer Ay aaus~-h sufsarers fol The
mast 1t wv-fivs vaRrs Ana has l,e
CRIME fngvn af Tie MOST reliable
remedy su- EGrarrh EsAI [Etur,.l
MHEsens uets ff.u ths HloDa 30 iha
Mnaaus surtaoes expeIlg thF H9i
asr f~am ths Elooa AND healing tnt
saaHaal ppfTlal.s
After Won hAge taken HRAs ca
m~A Meaiesns fr snlrw time you
v aas Il eraa1 lnarcremeui Il vuuf
rsnt~Bl hanth START taking aaall
Za-a~rn NACiunH ai once AID eei
rsa as esfarrA sens sos tastmoIia y
ffes
Fl HESEy 4 CO. Toledo csilin
Snld lT Aa -sruEEi Eists If'c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
NEW STONE ICE
FOUND IN SOUTH
Race OF Psciflc Islanc Lares
After fhs Fashion 0f Pre-
Histories. SAYS THIS
missionary

Lanaon 94E f-Lfrne n tha
same manner as Una men q iAs
stone hse. t-ibs e-sts xn d .s
isiand III lhe sautA Pacif.t
sBtA is sbe eia~v TOD Ia Dr.
Nuw-ncote I'sak missionary WIN
lifAs NJ Aaia An6 VINO mas viFr46 the
isiana whe'H Aess prehistoric pew
1lls have thar beng
''T'hs're ars nniF ahaur fire aun-
lrad Inhabitants CD fh4 lslauG, ssaa
o. Deck Is q -eapis eonurnicl if1.
* the Ruval gssagrallriuaa Rsrisf
and i,aeauHe ct tbaif trinal iagaau.a
and shrough lsrE ~ anthprsEe sa
, Sill even their aialec has ne4a.
fss'n E1ndiaa
They are aannHi eus Of frala shH
outsade world ~ vaiis n euraa 1ssns
Etpns and souna them 70 be SITE
Living IN whit nslrft rightly ae ae-
sprifsa6 as manner of before fhr
Stone Are.
2run IL 1he thing ihs,F nAnEs eov st
and sDr Il they vii ezs:aange ever
1vaaahla Etsjegt The caves II 1bs
itlHDa ARE swErulinE with fsFsrg faxs7
whose 1esth seem 10 furra the trlE
currency on TIE island
THE Islanders arR great fighters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06

ana v-rasiitrs They nae iirustn-
Aneaes at hara hiatt wood. twelve
feet aag ans fuv ssz pounas ia
eisHt vath fisteen - twenty Aashs
an eSea si0e The making us slasr
sl'eura seems te he 9 lssf Ar
Throwing sf'ears sre so pse
vlth f0nis maae ~ hlnnan l4g and
arm BONES sane of ahe1n Ars ilp-
JET wrh q bore spla14r. whsth IS
tes rnes ta traaa OF Il wonnf
EXC AniHel A.
sAaaaoush naaa esaenasr. thess pep
fle afs greet thieves They nur
seraa ttree nates teachers i LEFT
WHt item aIiarent1r for tie ssEe
q ~ lsw eoaas they had
''Ther saau ia feea feenlv re
runuanv ss thslr isolation sr5
shnvea a sesllaa melancholy h8ih n
Ahair faeaE ana sn ths cadence u
thAir vgieeF Their x1ly sorr y rns.y
1a wAiaa they dnnes. consists TAI fhs
TUNE ass hsEtinr u q seg
-, Hslk mas presented to sse
British museun Etnne rgaae used
lw thass paalae 81 Is sssnsfrIca1lr
rr3lna with aigiE kns,bs bound r.
fhA tanaie with serrjt and ls seem
fgiy tar csrhr1a a.i iA5 asa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
DEMPSEY SEES HOW He
WHIPPED fnEhCHNlh
Champion Also Sees IL Movie
81 Fsgsf Eew Near He
Came 70
Defeat

De- ssy CIV \. j. Jnly s-saos
r,e,npseg stla The nesErVeifl
chau iar d. tne wo ohserTe6 the
Feu-eA q Jusy Z aadslan 70 cels
s-aiing vscio-y over cseorres car
penter aae Euna9Aa@ ohanfaaf.
ssmraa
Darapser plans Ia remain IL ms
raaaf7 aar several aavs vae1 RE
WI 90 sa sah l.ass c.ty bis hone
fo- raoauan ana resi- from his lans
trAinsne grind
Tae champion vaslerSaF sav hln'
ssf anu0n Ht maaorea 10 ms
toa aefurs theatre thas vas show
ing Feiuras ~ SaturaaE's hazte
8udaea III 3 saek seAt alones &c D
ssos Bearus ms manager ana MN
Trsls she Cnlcaro aeective serge
ant. wha has been his body ruar~.
81 Ullgbed IRE santh tAai enAtied
lim te r+Vr the charm mship ha
alsa sAv nf lunehes ihhs u tie sec
on -aun6 sauaea the mass q human
fV = the great arAf ~ easp IN she
belief amt the blonde FnancA f'axrr
Wis ,o make caod hss thraai g cAr'F
tne tits neros tst sea Denpsts
saw lfnasM tafier ana SWAY as ihe
prxn,hraar se1s thase punches NJ ~
iaw Pefhaps non unta ~ sav ms
lcturs a5 De realize suss hov rehr
he Aed aeen 10 aHapnine 10 the rar
was fiar far A1e- ihs fehi uemf-
ser az, area THE Alovs has nai eeat
erea lm
AS DEMPSEY sAv h.mst On ths
saraer ffAlaiur punishment UPON
hs elfss 0pparerr has eres srara
ses an6 he leaned forward eagerly
ana utssraa IL srclGmauar sf 81
d ~a,ian far ne way caTp4usisa
ea1ns naff earneiT
The s5f1as G1uehHa iunr ant lond-f
- ina acts0r Il. fAe picture was
wnfHhl avu on sirinen Times as
SLOW as the actual action The pr
frs was af tns first fsuna ara
snuvec champion ana fha.ieneer arr
nar4rT fronting ln me e5heras
suues fes tv aarhlne assA etAsr As
wrA mv8e aufss upa1 ine fass ane
body
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06

n MOST everybody knows the
lVI easy gong sor7 ot rn4n Who
never takes 3 tire seriously until he
gets bloA-out
How io1g 1T VII resist a-niverss'
Ire education is Z question
Eui ;sliS IS sure
More p'eorse are finding out every
day that between having things
5o luck ard getting real economy
there is : b.e difference.
Mary & car-0wner has come 70
u. S. Tres becas1se he coul1n' afford
10 keep On paying that difference
Probably sever out CT ter Users
CT L. S Tires Game 10 them craly
after they'd had enough oi cls-
counts bargain offers Clearance
sales of Surplus stocks and other
similar appeals
They have 3oun1 sconoUy-ano
they stck to l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
WOMAN KEEPING LIVE
IND DEAD CATS
Boston Health Department In
speriu-s Find le DsEa sid
26 Alive IL One
E5uss

Bastun. guly "a rat solsng-
oantnanlrg falrF-tvo sslues aaFe
and dena. II an shapes shades ana
sizes. vas alacavere1 when EsaaliA
Dapa,saaani Ana ANNA Rescue
assaeas Officials taread taesr WAY
a1ao ths apartment q Mss lett7
.uslAr ii No aos sthn1 street
aaxauiT
slxleen DEAD cats sach neatly
wrapped En- sissae and a.swsgial'ssr
enalased III -lAEtshuara aare wlth.l
wooden cases. were found inside ths
house and 1v-entF-sir uthsr tHhpiss.
verr muf8h alive. aispa'~ed them
selves tn tne rnrd
IN g--svs1 ~ rhs Officials Miss
Austin har8Ha An Du1 eiElr e The
chts from she vard INTO EJassi i
sae hanAe. ha--aeaaea The aasr and
sssselng hsrssH in irni & g. desiea
zbe pas1nars iD take har psis
MISS Ainslsn WIS IS taIvF-1lve
years Qla. ,'enls ths entire tuleIng
ocrugy anr apartments an fhe first
faur and renting ths Dihei ramnA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
Who says that " IA
barQaiIi tires are -
what the people want


They pay "A ret price-not Some
Thing ofT list that may TOT mean
anything II the hrst plaoe.
They get fresh, I've tires, being
raa6e 6nd shipped While this laeS-
sage Is beng written.
NO matter where they live there
q nearby u. 5. Dealer with his
rasATty Z. S. Factory Branch.
L. S. Tres keep moving.
No opportunity TO get old and
crled OUT. No shifting here and there
trying 10 find e market
Every i. S. Tire a good tire,
wherever you ind il anywhere n
the country.
Because the u. 5. policy IS q good
policy that serves the car-owneT 81
The time
Dong the very best for hun that
human good faith can co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
sust.rrt sn.sns. sain.

4 few EsKrs HE1 when visiting Ne
lG-.res N Michigan Bumslhing had
aafar brought On III attack n
cisala--a mnrhnK' writes Mrs Ceissla
NcNa1Ee.. MaHun Na y Euffs-s5
intense JAIN and had 10 70 1p bed
rss 4 hottie u CshEnharlEin'E C01lr
and TAtnr-shoaE RalneGr and one dose
rtslefvad ths pain wonderfully. ! only
tnEsk twp ps three 6oses 5ut they tit
tie work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
A TEXAS WONDER

F0r kidnsr and bladder froutsas
gravel weak and lame hack r'heu-
r.ztlsn and irr~snIas-t- ea q The lia-
ufys and blEa1sr Regulates dad
drr troubles 4 ch18dren- i not so'o
~ druggists rnaE = -es E-zan s,pt-
tis uf.sr cure send fo- sworn teF.-
rcnials. 1- 2. II. Han. 2sss olive
greet. s. LoriE. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
RAILROAD SHOPS IN
TOPEKA REOPEN

Top+Ra kan gHlv E--T'he f.r-si
h-eak En fhe system q redunea
enrref under V.hi1h ths Sarta Fe raj
rasd has haer operating fur Rare a.
ln0iIhk VII ba The rsruru Esf 400 en-
1aE,ves e the ear shops hare Tues
dsr. Officials were ussstls X state
wfs1her this lDure wouia - fsnowea
Eaon II fhs reans1n1snara q rnu-s
81 the wag4zmez WIG we're 1EiG o1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06

smo5sr Island pesr E-iEsrznHsune-
Norvsr. IS 4 rst spot e. land poss-
eEse5 pf numerous arsssaf peas bog
I IS 1oubtsus Whether there Is any
where 3 batter location far ne Ero-
dBctsor n peat Il large q1ar1tieT-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
rhavTlber.l1 CDAic and ciarrnot ,
re--se-8

Tsif remedy iE csrTxir II be need
&c Ia narr homes before The Sun sns.r
is over 3Uy i npw and be 1repar
ad zia 5F reeuEn21s6 as : MOST -
table remedy for bowsa complaints
ant mar a,e obta1pe1 n any drug
stDre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06

C-zwfssh IT their hurrBwtnr hstits
often impure The ssaseE q TIE Msssiss-
.Iypd Rive-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Oh ana Gas

- e nA-
a u r,.s., IN es n
os ~
.-, -,...s..,. - nsl,,,, ..,A
ua..,,s- ,,,. srr,s.r.-
-, s-r !. IN
= =, - \
i --
r -. r. 1.
! -. -, a. q a
.z.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06

The sun gives gbnl Dos times mo-s
ighs taEr The moon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06

Buddhist IL japan DHirtasn + reg
ulzr Bu1ah5st SAlrltiar Army
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-06
TIE Us.
CHAIN TREAD

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-01-28
PRICE Of FARMING.
LAND SHOWS BIG.
JUMP IN ) YEARS
STRANGE CEREMONY IN JAPAN.
INCLUDING VAU DEVIL LIE.
MARKS TWO DAYS OF WORSHIP
IN BUILDING THAT COST SO.
100000.


washington Jan, ~" burln- MN"
iast hVe years the selling price Vi.
farm land and Improvements. tn ON"
United States increased ~ per era.
according to estimates ma ,o Dy The
secretary of agriculture I'm his annaH
rennrt n tha president Rsr,y.,a
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49,.
= "'e ""' 80.
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sus are not yet aNaiIa'''. III >'.'''>
probable, the secretary N"..' .''"
While the average price "I '''I" '"'"
ana improvements per acre increase.
ousy 70 per cent du'1'- .O" ~ H....-
IRON 1850 to l9l" !'.e iI'' 'n ''-'
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and i've times mat 81 ~ Years '-"
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