davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-09-09
VALUABLE RUGS STOLEN.

Los ANGELES. Sept. S.-Rugs val
ued at more than $4,000 were AIKEN
by burglars last night from the store
Of Patterson and company. decorators.
according TO reports made TO the po-
lice today.
, 1921-09-09
Lead Price Advanced.

NEW YORK. Sept g-The Amer
can Smelling a Refining to-
day advanced the price Of lead from
$50 cents a pound 10 $50.
, 1921-09-09
SHORTS RULE
STOCK MARKET
Advantage Gained Thursday
Pressed This Morning With
Opening of Trading.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9,-shorts were
in control OF tire stock market during
the first half OF today's session but
covered again later when pools renew.
cd their activities in seasoned shares.
Sale Appropriated 100000 shares.
The closing was strong.
, 1921-09-09

DENVER. Sept. -9.-Cattle-Ie-
ccipts GOO; steady; beef steers $500
CTS; cows and heifers s4.50D6.25:
calves S7.oo@9.25 bulls 2.O0as.50:
G,ockers and feeders ~$4.5Oa6oo.
Hogs-Receipts 100. steady 10 15c
higher; top $500; bulk s6.5o@9oO.
Sheep-Recaspts 1000; IS 20 soc
higher; lambs S7.5o@S.i5; ewes s2.5 0
$500; feeder lambs s5.50Q6.0O.
, 1921-09-09
GRAINS DECLINE
ON CROP REPORT
Gay Wheat Leads Slump in
Early Trading in the
Chicago Pits.

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-wheat opened
T. to 2szc lower on the board OF trade
here today. May showing the most de-
cline. a bcarish construction placed
On the government report. which
showed a larger yield OF spring wheat
than was expected. la the depressing
influence. Selling was rather gener-
III at the start but under $i-3i for De
ccmbcu there IA a fair, commission
house buying. December advanced
under this 10 around Si-32 when rath-
er free selling by a local house check
ed the advance. september opened
at $1.2Sh: December at s1.31 to
tf.3iiS and May at 1881 10 s1.36h.
The market suffered another setback
an hour after the opening, September
off nc from the opening, December
Sac TO &c lower and May Ia to 2hc
off the opening
K All deliveries of wheat sold at a new
high on the present movement later
IN the day. The early break on ac-
court OF tho bearish constructions
placed on the government report was
moro than recovered later when there
was an excellent class OF buying and
news generally was favorable TO hold
crs. The close showed September up
&c to SIC at s1.33; December up &c
to sic at s1.35A and May sac to
sSc higher han last nights finish,
s1.41M to s1.41E.
Corn was off 4 to lie at the open
ing on selling induced by the govern
mcnt report. September opened at
s<b TO 54kc; December at 54% TO
5sSc and May at 5sKc. Tho market
stayed within rather narrow limits
and was unchanged ar hour after the
opening.
fCorn recovered all OF the decline
later with free buying OF September
10 cmovc hedges against sales to the
seaboard which were known to OK
coed 100000 bushels. The close was
firm. sc to &c higher with Septem-
her at 55&c: December at 55Ic to
5ec and May at 6oi5c to 6o%c.
Oats early followed the course OF
other grains. opening z to sc lower
with September at 36xc. December at
4pM to 40xc. and May AK TO 44ssc.
Eater the market displayed some
slight strength and an hour after the
opening had gained from a shade to
&c ovcr opening figures.
Provisions were lower carly. Trade
was small and local. Local packers
were supporting October lard at a de-
cline.
, 1921-09-09
Time Boxer
Takes Own Life

DETROIT. Sept. e.-The body OF a
mar who committed suicide a week
has been identified. authorities an
nounced today as that of SHADOW"
Aiabcr. prominent 80 years G as a
lightweight boxer. and at one time a
contender for the lightweight cham
pionship. From 1891 to 1894 Mabcr
was credited with a long string of
victories on the Pacific coast. Maber
came to the United States from Aus
tralia about 1890 with the declared in
tention of carrying away the title. He
So years of age.
, 1921-09-09
MARKET Gossip AND FIELD NEWS
OHIO REPORTS NO NEW GusHERs

The Ohio Oil company had no compilations in any OF. its
operations during the past week. Work is being pushed on
the various tests of Montana and Wyoming fields. wherever
the operations are not held up by local trouble.
The Rock River field still holds the major operations of
the company but comeletion of many holes is DELAYED because
, 1921-09-09

CHICAGO. Sept. e.-Potatocs-Re-
ccipts. 81 cars: market slightly weak
er; Idaho whites. s3.25@3.4o; Mime
sofa Red River ohios. s3@3.25; best
sand land ohios. s2@225.
, 1921-09-09

Metals.

NEW ORR. Sept. e-ForeiEn bar
silver. 63&c; Mexican dollars 4ec.
, 1921-09-09

CHICAGO. Sept 9.-Butter-High-
er; creamery extras. 40hc; standards.
ssx @s7c; irsts. a3H q 3s5sc; seconds.
s0@3shc.
EggS-Unchanged; receipts. $40
cases.
Pouitry-Alive. firm; Fowls. 1s@
26c; springs. 26c.
, 1921-09-09

Can't wear stylish shoes? Can't
dance, walk in comfort? Wen. get rid
of your bunions by us-ng FAIRYF0OT
Bunion Plastersi Casper Pharmacy
sells them. q.e.1t
, 1921-09-09

Pearls kept in darkness lose their
%iuster. but regain it oil exposure tn
the light.
, 1921-09-09

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Ciose,
wheat-September, $780, December.
si.35A.
corn-aeptember 55ac; December
5sMc.
oats-september ssc; December
41Ac.
Pork-September $3.50.
Lard-September s11.12; October
SI1.2o.
Ribs-october $3.50.
, 1921-09-09

NEW YORK. Sept.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
"UNuFTABl[" BOXER
IS RAISED FROM FLOOR
Swiss Hercules overcomes Coulon,
American Pugilist, Who
Defied Science and
Puzzled Experts

Ceaote. reh Is Jahuus coltn.
tie snni isahlc Anne, oan AoNsr whe
iesslcd Paris s. his sranee 4oWrs
aia Who has becn loarln, Su5 50
lApt giving exhibitions ana der rs
efforts ,o elevate hial AS raised
ilem iar t'eog iwace 4ass arhi s
Aser ce pagag Su - Nrvstpas
eaWp on ncftan also declares ~
iae worlds champion ssgpne map
GA sevefal oecasors neras failed
30 raise Coaiou. aha ho lAua
charges thtt the wrestler dia NOS
comply wish h's eadnioas a lho
performance "a tho Aaoio faoNrs
l1~ H.rht Couloa MSS fnea stser
81 times a franee sis each ilme
'eonioaaea s'ai as rules haA 10, aeen
euaied Nth
enloa plaes ono finsef on the
ald be litter nesh and fnesr q
sas other hand ou ihe ufss ana ihen
king tavn stand resls elfcrgs to
HoFe hm from the roav ll's pen.
tct places both hands oa ths sne
ieos hips ahd. lsst nlrhl was the
nrsl timo Cealou had been lifted un
der these clrvums'an es < IS said
I The haNer howevcr. chares ,has
neriaE stood close Ay coa'ous toiy
IRIS eaa 81 remaining suay from his
slee as the oendissou prescribe
lls~ag has followed couioa sfo
SWsumAva ana alton red wtl4as
sueeess "a lf' h'm At pre- tens 81
bbNions a Lausanne Monireux ana
ChauNdefcnds lie SAYS thl; tse
boxer mena, liAe his Hneets iuto
hs opponents neck. inil,tine area
Nsn aud countefbaian,ane lhe "a
ier's to ff him Thow hav9 heta
numerous o,hcr mechanical and
phys explanations offered
roaion wss disturbed over ihe sine
cess of Der az and refused to COS
rouo his demonstrations Another
wrestling champion Andre Chereii
ga wanted io make fhe attempt a.
icr Der'az saccoedcd ln' Coalou ,e
fused 20 ALLOW him % Try
"a Paris noted scieutfAe sndled
Cfnlon and hs power ana e
FteHch Academy g Sciences seni as
invest gator so make repo-;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get Dr Edwards Olive Tablets

lhat "a fhs ioyln cfy 81 theusan
sln,e pt Edwards pgdmcd I4sa
IahletA the substitute lng calunel
llr Edwards 4 pfNu,ing lhyslelar
lor W yrUs and eakmgla sta tinn
enemy diRnrrfvd lhs lufmulJ lo Olive
Tablets whlh treating psacnta M
chronic cupstinaticn and tupld leefa.
ia Edwards IhWe ialdslA as mt
conlal atwel, bNs htaline. soothing
Vegetable l1NailNt
No ffiplne ls the keynote" 81 lhce
htih nNeai gNtesl. pl.s. alsutsi ils
leiA iie} eAnA Tie howpa Ahd lNef 10
att normally lhey ntNeg ,uxee stan
touusattf, , arllun
III soc ha,ra safh tuwr mouth
had hrealb dHli. tlneG feeling ai,k
headache ipyii lNg constipation.
lw'h hni quick eagr and pleasant a.
suits from mie u two ~ Ia iewnda'
ulivc Tablets al fstllnF
Thousands rhe tlrmeNefYm ilst
4, bacn liThi lgy tuen. lUN AI 9 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
HorD to Make Pine
Cough Syrup at Home
Has no eau1l Tor prompt rerulfs-
Take bet q moment 80 rrepare,
and sssr- yes aSaWt v.

You know tina. rinf j. rsed in nearly
AL pYescript ems and remedies fer coughs.
The reason is that rne eontasas several
recBlisr elements fsaf have 3 remark
able eFerf IN soothing srf hea-c the
1Eersrfares of the throat ana chest Pine
is famous for this purpose.
Pine cough fyrups are eonhiaatl tons
o. sIre end syrup. The -kTfgp part
ss usUsliv r1ain sugar sTrup.
Ic make tue beet plle cough reue1y
that money ezn bar. put ~ ounces
q prex u PIT bottie. and fi ID
With bone made sugar syrup. Or you
car Ese risrfed no o'4ssee. honey, O. forn
xrrur- irSfr11 of sEg2r syrup Either
way. soo make \ fuI pint-more taa1
vou AZ bav ready made fer fhree TIRES
The nIencT X : pure. rcpd sra very
gleasa t--rh .Gren saxei eaEssig.
1cp tan fee3 tbs take hcid - rozfrh
~ cos1 Bz Zav thai means bus less
Tie eo1gh n4ay he Err. hosrke and tight.
~ UaT - fefs 1entiy loose frcf1 tie
formstIoD 81 phie-m- The ezuze 4 The
ksue-iat1ued Memhrznex--1nd tia
pnex snd Syrup comb nsficn ~iH stop
usually IN p bours o. less splendid,
teo. for broncfial sssbna hoarse ress,
CT Any ordinary threat silmenf
PineK if a tighiT eoncentratel corn
pc1n1 q genuine NorEsT rire exfrart.
sr5 = famuas tlie World over for is
prcupt efert npor eaagts
Beware of substitutes Ask yogr
5-uzri@- fer -2N ofnces of Pfner~ wi.h
Si-ect;rns. ard don't aecepf znvshsng
rlse. GBz-zrfeed n gite ahso'rte sstis-
faff5rn ~ r5oneH refaadnd Ilfr Pinfx
Ia, ~. WayAe. iB1-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

younS. u-ho arc no soon TO come ui,
the ac'iNe stage Of life All lhoss
shines ar, daily and hourly in Chs
minds Of every good citizen % Gnsh-
rie aud Logan county And this com
munity incident viii give them an
inspiration, viii give them augge'
tions. OF all of which they must srasa
and Utilize to the best advantage Tor
tie upliit of themselves and their
cbiNteh
After this institute has closed after
these experts are gone. then g 5e-
hooycs fhc citizens of LOGAN county o
get busy and apply All the Fool ,ps
gestlons they have heard or course.
ail 'hat the staff of workers can DO
ls TO cover the general situation. and
IN measure prepare the field. and
the people must follow up this prs
paraiory work nitb the real and prAc-
lical application Of the good things
that Will have been told them Gath
RE should not walt weea tili there
are practical applications of all IAe
good suggestion these experts aAse
told ug. There should be no loss OF
time In getting all the forces Of the
city and county actively al work. and
within a year there should be suea a
general campaign Of uplifi work ssl
VIII tell on the HE and character q
this city and community for years Col
come.
Il viii be up . you; are you resdyg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

Diabollcal fiendisii. heartlees aud
without q shred Of honor. the most
sillainous villain on the screen. Joe
Ryan daily Is Kissed ia nearly erery
city and town III this broad land
But sway from Nifsgrsph's thrill
lng serials. he Is one 0f the most
quiet and likahle men lu the notion
picture world. Being villain is
bis hobby. aud vitagraph encour-
ages him 10 ride H. Born AZ the
foot Of Devils Tower ia Crook
County. Wyoming. he 1ast naturally
bad 10 pretend that he Was viii
lain. but some day he may play
geiItlenian's role and get rid Of his
vIllsiIlous beard. Just DOW he Is
-Bullhead Bulger" IN Smashing
Barriers the new William Duncan
serial He also played with Mr..
Duncan In The Fighting TRAIL
Vengeance and the Woman The
Man Of Might and "a Fight for
Millions"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
PUT CREAM IN NOSE y
/. AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogred Nos
trils and End Head-Colds-

You feel lne IN a few moments. Your
cold in head or catzrrb viii BE- gore,
Your eloggel nosiriis will Open The air
passages of your head VIII clear and
you can breathe freely. No more dull
ness. headache; no hawking, snuhing,
Mucous discharges or dfyncss; no struS~
Cling for bresth at nignt. :.
Tel your druggist you want a small
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balu- Apply q
Little Of this fragrant. antisePtle cream
II your nostriis, 1T il penetrate through
every air passage Of the head; soothe
ana heal TIE swollen, inisrned mucous
membrane. ani relief comes Instantly.
II i inst what every cold and estarrn
sufferer ns-p,is C Don't stay sfuiief-up
ard suizeraAls. y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
USE SULpHUR.TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
rfokea Ow skin snd itching
Eessma Helped Over Night

ief unsishtly stin sfapslous rash
10 Mafshes pn face. meek. arms ef
hrdY YOU d1 aot hayv sa ~aH tor fs-
llff ffoni teftafe ag tmhaffassment,
declares a noted aAsn specialist Aeply
a iiilc NeWiho niahuf spd Improve
nsnt shows nsxf dAy
iegsuie 81 tA germ desffa}lnx pfep
fft.es nothing hts eser been found
Is gAke ne rlaer go ihs saiphuf pespa
gatiun he nfement Yau Apply 4 heal.
ira begins Nnlg ihose whe have had
NnslssHlY thin troubles can know the
delight tliis Mtu,lae Sulphuf hrlggs
lftn hefy itching eczema y dflsd
flaht vs. .
Set a small ss ffom any good
druggist auA use lg Ike cold cream
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

TIE lsihlng si9 ling pain OF 4 stepe,
fos all time
No corn bard or aoft ioo ola ~
too deesly rooted 20 tealsi ge lt
~ m sliaieiy II drlrs anh ehrlyela, lde
edges loosen an3 from the true flesn
and soon you can ppei IL -shl or
with your fingers as paiuleealy aa
scu trim Your nails.
Don Oduir corn pests Don Z
nurse and pamger them Don't eut
ard trim them REMOVE them with
tGEriTs Costs . tfifie 81 any drnt
store Mfd by r Lawrence q CO
Chicago
Sold ia Gut3rie and recommended
ae i'ie worlds best corn remedy by
y y Lille and Owl Drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
HtNo> nan lloAD
~ m I\II>DI.D

AfdMcfN fNa NfMoss ass
frrnadats ever t0aianfa Otnhnms
ihas Joha gfnslss sifssn msKoa.s
6 an ylsli Gate e extend iho esfi
fcsd oeefatinr tels seen Ardmer,
ana Rims nk Ia wsagIka for GOA
'usylop wth lbe gass itnna lH
'rfevcmcuts aNo afe RAmad a fhe
Arsnese siastne iHe seeodloa q
fae wWofe
rAo Asc Jake d 'lanop psa etn
eral mtnaeer " go NHeins lies
knoen ss ihe oeaHsuh Nw vcs
raesfe Railway company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

chamberlains Cough Remedy . "a
soritc.
Chamber Co1gh Remedy IL a
fsvoriaie with the mothers of small
children for colds. crouv and hoop
the prompt cures watch il effects has
the prompt cures wtich il effec las
won the good opinion Of mothers
everywhere As this remedy con-
saiHs no opium or other narcofic i
ma. 3e given as confidently 70 a baby
zs % an adult
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
A E
.go''lI. 9(o',,e
on q eas

OIL Gas
s'has r. Fortis Ct ax .o Twin .tais
OH Co- lease I-se-2l nv ~ 2>-
ls-4u.
John Mahoney ei ux 10 John 81
rooaey lease l-s-ei sw 1-4 ss-le-
w.
chas 5. Olson to $ F Jordan. assn
royalty 1882 NE i-4 NV IA,
ls-l5-le
Champlia & Wgukler to A L. a j..
L. or. assignment of lease. 20 n.
" IL. NV Ia Of SE Ia. ia-l7-3w
conveysnees
John Yoans "a ux TO Eva lsaa, ~
u. s-l42i ss9q 90 Lsos a. 8look ~
Capitol Hill
Martha 4 Bandy 20 Lewis 6 Koea.
y D. le-go-sS. sseaea lot -
block los. G p
Lewis G. Koca e TX io EasaF J..
Moore. Q E. p. .-i4-2i, sieo. Lot
y. block 100. G p
wis s Freeians e IA TO Noble
Sg-aks. w -. ie-il-e s. se9o9
Lots Is and is. block ~. Crescent
John BerE Fl ux 10 George Johns0a.
W d. lo-lI-2a szsoeo l,oss II ard
7k. block S. NsFiaa
DiSrics Court
-e-.4. s.g..- - s-.4.-.... r-.s~r.,-
divorce and custody Of child
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

Sailrfrf from haekasae fheun
He @las. 'iif and sapllea ioiegt aal
~ klaa lo rnd tAis fsam Afs it i
MAfNhafd 30 lawrence st Nalen
Mass ! iooh fp|eY hi3Hes pNs
ief kitnef disorders aNt fgaaiis ae'
mere thtn ! cxnmftA recommend
thrni fo EVERY vuman ~ lrviAlea
Sold NscNwhsfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
HEALTs EXPERTS WITH INST
TUTE PRAISE WORK or LtcAI
RED cross.

t-ontinged rror pa &c -
and raise a. family Il comes just st
f5e critical lime nhen not only fsrm-
erz. farmers wives. but the business
nan. and the professional man ia
deeply worried over the critical prob
lens nov confronting the CITY. tie
state ard tie natter Men and wc-
men are reading. stuiying .analyziag
.ccza<tsous. They sEe deeply interes-
sef IN xhaf Is soiak 70 help save hr
Heatal and moral chara eger 0f ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

fA houoe ~ having heon the tru
American woman to demand ~
flehi of suffrage as a iaN paving rrp
rff'Y holder IS elalmea nr Mareafe
Brent q resident Of Maryland in the
early Colonial days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

American prodults aro helns al,
tisei 10 ihc theatres 81 India as
means " motion picture fl'us viee
~ rcadnaklng machine, af wolh
p'oee "a he especially interesting u
FN0 nal vee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
FOLEY KIDNEY pFIe


E n o6def % make the summer
y cnio9ahie you should hega q Z
% plan tor II eAls month oi rebr :
" usiY by roaaing tAe Wan Ad
columns ~aeh das fot oifnrs
y ~ fesl oa'ate ihu viil ave sam
lhe suinrhan country mountain
ps aeaside home yoi want 80
,E much for tNe family Il
y Now is tho time when aar
gains ln this llne arr good Gel
M a' lNla important work og sum
n mer planning ness and your
" every Wish viii he eratlfled
~ that ia. lf YOU can iho Lead
+ Want Ads 20 Your assistance 80 Z
* yoae p panuing
N # y y M = y X H.x s. 4 MH !
Write iha Room 10 Rent" wan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

Robert tdlhs $50 Colfax ST. Lee
lnGion. Yy writes My wife and
have heon using Foloys Honey and
Tar Tor some time Il is iust lin.
n chncks colds stops coughs cais
phlegm and relieves group whooaing
cough and ia gripn conghs II you
don't get Foleys yoa dont get the
genuine So EyeryN hcra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

AudlHon tells Of party az sports
men who. la 1891 sho, 5000 golden
ployer 4u single day, whirh fact
helps 30 explain why the gloden ploy
e- is now almost extinct
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15
"Gets-It''s
Ends All
COrns

Just As Good For caiuscs Money
rsck ~ II Fails
Thlfly SECONDS after you touch ihs
corn Wits his hqa.d corn remoy yf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

Pearl 10y. souag waitress MIA
three small children attempted rae
"a 81 ~ Oklahoma citY rsomas
house yesterday afternoon the poison
was removed from her stomach hofais
II became fatal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

OVER THE STATE

the FiAe club ol ronea elty his
purchased me lei 81 po.iar str,ei
aH announce saN nill tuild Z ua
aaasa costing sioe A bond issae
nil tn floaled among iho members af
'he tulh ot which .berc Are more than
500 lN ihc tdty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

Write iha Room 10 Rent" want
Al today someone Will anawer It.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

lueh Johnson former hnfti d
kas coaaiy has een namrd lis mss
arer 81 ronca iHy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-15

"a refponse lo petitions siguei ht
morv than coo lANion a'efs nifrsl
JUDGE (ham jon h8s called eealre
men fof erana iurs go mnei Wed
nesdaN ~ probe mHofs q. alleged
ireeularliles among tiiN officials
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-23
THE PHILOSOPHER SAYS

The greatness OF an egotist is in
his l.
Luxuries Of life are the things we
don't really need.
He Is a busy man who does half as
much as he intends to do.
Look after your wife rather than
after yOurself-she will look after you.
Ii q boys mother admits that he Is
q trifie wild, he must be pretty tough.
A woman can make fool Of almost
any man. If nature hasn't got the start
or her.
Success, as q rule. can be attributed
to an intuitive knowledge OF human
nature.
The man who Is the architect OF his
own character often puts up job no
other man you'd take or his hands,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-23
Additional Local

Ray Huffman and wife visited
at the parental home the past
week.
Several classes from the Church
of Christ picnicked at the lake on
Wednesday.
Donald Pollock leaves next week
week for Culver, Ind, to attend tn
the Culver Naval institute.
The Jolly Farmers Club is be-
ing entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcmahon to-
day, Thursday.
w. E. COnrOy and son Edward
of Crazy, North Dakota, are Wis
iting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Luke Conroy, in Speaker.
Donald Mcintyre, Clifford Hut
ton and Burnell Wight are home
from Ann Arbor, Clifford goes
back next week for his gradual
ing events.
The Memphis and Yale High
school teams plated a game af
ball at City Park OH Friday after
noon last. Score Is to / in favor
of our boys.
A bunch of girls are entertain
ing the boys of the High school
base ball club today at Cedarwood
in the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Andreae.
Mr.. and Mrs. ED Andreae cele-
brated their 18th wedding ami
versary on Wednesday, June 22nd
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V.
Parmlee in Port Huron.
The Cleaners will give social
dancing party at their hall in
Old Brockway, Friday evening,
June Gath. Good music i'm attend
ance, The public cordially in
vited.
Five hundred shade trees have
been planted along the lake front
of the Caseville county park.
When these trees mature they will
be great Improvement to the
park. Caseville has one of the
prettiest parks in the Thumb.
Emil Bauer, 81, married, was
torn to pieces at Bay Port last
week when he attempted to pry a
rear wheel Of tractor out of a
mud hole, his body coming in con-
tact with the fly whee lie was
terribly mangled. He leaves a
wife and two small children.
Two armed police patrol boats
for marine patrol will watch the
st. Clair river, all cottages and
boat houses for the interrogation
of rum runners and other law vio-
lators this season. The boats will
be under command of Capt. Burk-
heiser of the Detroit river who
will have the power to make ar
rests in any American waters.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-23
Thursday, June %, 1921.
Methodist Protestant Church
Class meeting, 80.

GLASS meeting, 9:3O.
Preaching, 1000. Subject, do
Your Own Business" LIST Thes.
4: IL, land that We study to be
quiet and do your own business. y
Sunday school, 1900.
Evening service, 1880. Subject,
1T pays to be righteous in this
world" Romans 6-23. 1.-The wag-
es of sin is death, but the gift of
God is Eternal Life"
Prayer meeting Thursday eve
ming at 1880.
The ladies meet this week to
quilt at the home of Mrs. DOwney.
There will be no Bible study
class next Wednesday.
Cole church at IL 80. The pas
tor will give another opportunity
for parents to have their children
baptized.
Bidleman school house. Preach
ing at 2:30. The young peoples
choir will sing.
ID. w. RYAN. Pastor