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Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01

by step he frightened discipline until insubordination was dead and the regiment was a military Aunit ready for service.
 The first call came to Illinois from General Fremont, who wanted a regi- ment in northern Missouri
 Send me- was Grants request to Governor Yates
 ';No transportation" was the gover- nor's reply.
 I'll find transportation" the colo nel insisted, and on July 2, 1861, he issued his first marching orders.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01

This diagram shows the method by which Roman Leondowski, "the wild beast" was cured of madness by brain operation. pr. William L. Chap man, who performed the operation, also is shown.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-01
Prisoner Druaaed

Fighting madly, his eyes protrudIng, his mouth frothing, the "beast"Awas
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
.CAR OWNERS GAN
 IN OW GE I FREE |ACCE S.S | R|ES

Motorists have often bewaiied the fact for a long while that they have been unable to get accessories for nothing.
 During the past week and the week to come the Westtfn Auto Supply company has actually been doing this very unexpected thing
 With every five dollar purchase, they entitle the buyer to take his choice of some handy accessory If his purchase amounts tho more than that, the article which is his, for the bringing in of the ad, will entitle him to an article approximately greater in value. Prices still main tain their remarkable low level.
 Such articles as auto tents, lunch kits, spotlights. tires, tubes spark plugs and other much desired acces- sories are being given away.
 This free premium sale will only last short while. If you are desir- ous of cashing in on some free ac- cessories you should drop down to the Western Auto Supply company. pur- chase what you actually need in the way of tires and supplies and. take advantage of this opportunity to get | something for nothing.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
STuDEBAKER LEADS NEW REGISTRATIONS
 FIRST SIX MONTHS

With the completion of registra- ton tabulations, Studebaker was found to have lead the field in new car registrations in Arizona for the first six months of 1921. This, ac- cording to reports from California, is also true in that state where great rivalry exists between the various distributors
 M. P. Barret. Inc. local Stude- baker distributor, is authority for the statement that more Stude- bakers are being sold throughout the United States than any other make excepting Ford. Ford has practical ly always been conceded first place in every nook and cranny through out the length and breadth of the land, but the interest in registra- tions focuses on all other makes, and records of the leading cars in the field outside of Ford are always the object of considerable envy. The number of new Studebakers regis tered at the secretary of states of flee. representing Arizona deliveries. for the period covering the first six months of 1921 was 12o.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
ROPER DELIVERS
 30 CARS DURING MON HI IF JULY

That business is on the mend Tn the Salt River is the definite state ment of R. D. Roper. local automo- bile dealer, who distributes the Good Maxwell. Chalmers, Moreland Trucks and Utility Trailers. Last month was the biggest month we have had for thirteen months" said MT. Roper, and this month is starting off ahead of last months business"
 During July we delivered an even thirty cars, new and used at retail to Phoenix customers. Of these two were Chalmers, one being late model Chalmers Coupe to R. c. Hook ing, formerly of Seottsdale and a Chalmers Sport Car to pr. Eugene Mcclure of Phoenix. Both of these purchasers purchased Chalmers af- ter having closely examined the mar kets and inspected all makes" The Good 1922 model Ma xwells are coming in greater numbers all the time Roper's have just received their second carload of these cars and have recently made deliveries to many Phoenixites including Jack Will Hams, the local contractors: p M. Jones, of the TarbeH Transfer: Her
 man Ltukowitz and others. In addition to the new cars R. D. Roper sold more than 20 used cars all.
 We attribute oilr Increased busi- II ss. not only to improvements in the general business but also to the fact 1 that the new and powerful Chalmers Maxwell organization is building cars of such quality and design that they 1 mark new standari for post war construction" says AIr Roper. 'It is
 OUT prediction that the Eusiness with
 us will show a steady increase as our I ity."
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
EYE-sTRAIN OF THE MOVIES

The members of the Illuminating Engineering society of England re- gently appointed a committee to in yestigate the subject of eye-strain caused by watching moving pictures. This committee found that the chief strain on the eyes comes from the pictures being shown too high up. so that the eyes of the spectators in the front rows have to be raised.
 It recommends that the height of a picture on the screen is such that the angle formed by lines from the center of the top and the center of the bot tom to the eye of a spectator in the front row be not greater than 35 de- grees.-Vancouver Province.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07

Five men were in the car besides their baggage so you can well realize that there was a real load to haul over no mean distance.
 "The Apperson that accomplished this feat was no special job. It was a regular stock car-the Apperson Anniversary Mt Iel.' states T. B. Jarrard, vice. president of Apperson Bros. Automobile company of ko- komo, Indiana.
 "The well known Eight with Eighty Less Parts is regularly and constantly establishing records of this character And it is such achievements that place this fine motor car in the front row of exceptional automobile values particularly at our new and reduced prices" continues Jarrard-
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
APPERSONNAKES. 26 MILES PER. ON LONG JAUMT

An average of twentyone miles to a gallon of gasoline in a big pow erful eight cylinder car is believed by most motorists to be impossible. Yet that's exactly what an Apperson accomplished recently in recent run from Los Angeles to Merced, California.
 This run was from lower Cali fcrnia way up into the Yosemite val ley. All kinds of roads were en- countered in addition to heavy rain-
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
lQDGG NgAS

street. The entertainment commit tee is making plans for basket pie nic Labor day at Papago park. The Ladies of Mooseheart Legion are meeting regularly and are making progress.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07

Because of the extreme heat in Paris, the usual July 14 military re- view in Longchamps was cancelled The review has been the feature of the national holiday every year. gen.. eraily three divisions of infantry. one of cavalry and one of artillery being reviewed by the president of the re-. public and the highest ranking gen. >y-o1
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
so THERE.

A woman writing in answer to a housemaid's advertisement received this missive: '.Madame--You have a good name and address, but you write on a meesly half sheet of paper, which shows me you are no lady. and as such and considering the paper you write on the place would not suit me, being accustomed to things being diff ferent."-Miami Herald.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
rHE aAFErY ZONE

He Gull of news): There's some thing going around that will interest you!
 She: Well, be careful, there are some pins in my waist.-Cartoons Magazine-
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07

The former German emperor re- gently paid, under protest, the poll tax of 5000 guilders claimed by the municipality of Doorn. Holland. The ex-kaiser protested against paying the tax on the ground that he has not established himself in Doorn of his own free will.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
eARMuM WAS RIGHT

Lots of people who are too wise to buy green goods or gold bricks can be persuaded to sign on the dotted
Arizona republican., 1921-08-07
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE

regular meeting of the Moose. It was a hot night, but that did not have any effect on the meeting. It was very well attended and nearly all the officers were present. Several new applications were received and several candidates presented them selves for initiation. There was considerable business transacted and it proved an interesting session. Next Wednesday night there will be a meeting of the officers al the Moose eadouarters. AR West Washington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
Grand Opera Contributes
AFox Tros

Paul Whiteman has made wonder-
ful dance for one of his August victor
Records by selecting themes from
Puccini's popular opera and combining
them in his own remarkable way. lho
Cho San" is a magnificent, stately tex
trot. The emotional depth and splendor
of the original music are preserved IN
The dance, and the vibrating sunlight
of the horns added in wilder ard wilder
contrasts as the record approaches IT'S
climax.
But Whiseman isn't disturbed bit
tv his daring treatment OF M2dafn
Butterfly. On the opposite face OF this
same record. in Song Of India, ne
turns one OF the most fantasacally
beautiful melodies Of all music, kiinslSy-
korsakoti's 'Sadko. into anoiher
glorious fox trct. :, =,
Myl" also by Paul Nhiteman and his
Orchestra, make frs; class tex 'rot
combination. The steady tempo unoer
all the variety OF rhythm gives Il
perfect swing, which dancers feei htt-
ing them OF their feet like waves II
the surf.
The All Star Trio and Their Or
ehestra have dizzy pair OF sro's 70
OICI-- IN NQb14g ArADl ---
Listening. Merely listening. however.
is impossible, except for babies, octo-
renarians and cripples. The music
SIMPLY conpels you 10 dance.
Blue is the chief color everywherc
between the blue sky and the blue sea.
Blues, blues, blues, ST. Louis Blues
and "Jszz Me Blues" come from the
Original DixieIand yazz Band with
vhoop and Z wail--Say what you
please. the blues make delightful dance
r,us,c, and none more 50 than the blues
above
Again Ferera and Franchini have
taken down the old guitar to make a
Victor Record. In -Drowsy Head
Medley Waltz" they Hawaii" away
ike lost souls wading through a wild>r-
ness Of rnolasses and maple sundae.
But this and Isle Of Paradise arc
delic;ous waltxes, especially for SUM-
mer. And you can. listen to them over
and over, just enjoying the giamourous
glissando.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
CHICKENS
Get "Dickie Boy" Brother Of
Harding's Airdale Into Po-
lice Court, But Evidence
Is Not Conclusive

Denver, Aug i-"Dickie Boy.
brother OF "Laddie Boy, Presiden
Harding's Aireda'e dog, was defend
ant IN police court yesterday on
charge OF killing chickens 'Dicki
Boy Is owned By Albert r. Lowrle
wealthy Denver broker and do
fancier.
Mr. Lowrie offered To pay for al
the chickens killed II evidence G
their death was produced. Evidenc-
not being conclusive Judge Rice tool
the case under advisement.
You don't think a dog with =
brother in the white house wou'
stoon 10 chasing chickens. do you
Mr.. Lowrie asked the judge.
Well, shouldn't think so. th'
judge replied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

delightfully."- caprieious love song. Italian
IN name and ia spirit - Sophie
Braslaa's newest record. Her voice
shows an unusual power 70 yield tone
ELECTS Of changing hue. The compo-
sition 10 intensely fascinating. and
somewhat OF discovery.
Nerdis one comic opera "Fsistsd'
affords Titfa Rufto . splendid ara
IL 'Onore Ladn (Ycur Hcnor)." ti-
rade by jolly, rascsily Sir John against
Bardolph and Pistol. Rufo sinss the
record throughout In voice OF thunder
but with due regard for ito rich,
broad humor, as well as its musical
diihculties--which are anything but
triHlng. The very first and the very
last notes exhibit immense power and
quality.
Because You're Here" Is a col'oqmai
song which Edward Johnson sings In .
fine, distinguished style. the ycirs en-
swelling tones OF the orchestra. II tells
OF reunion after absence. Home Is once
again Sweet Home" because the loved
one has returned. Absence has made
the heart grow fonder. and the fond
ness is 10 have It's reward This 10 .
splendid record both in sentiment and
IN singing.
Mischa Elman has chosen for August
. "Contredanse" by Beethoven, which
is delicate, tripping, playful, filled with
the spirit OF the dance. but also sx-
hibifs the rugged strength that undes~
lies everything Beethoven wrote. Dou>
ble-stops appear, and exquisite. spark
ling harmouies, while the accompanying
piano here and there initiates fragments
OF melody 10 playful counter-point.
Elman is here az his best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

tears"-the cleansing Of the heart hy
sorrow. Something of this feeling has
crept into when the Roses Bloom,
which Mime Homer sings superbly. She
lets her voice be heard in all its sweet
ness and richness, but you feel also her
power to make that voice, by its every
color quality, It's every passing intona-
tion. an instrument 10 reveal what wo-
men think and feel.
"Of all the modern Developments In
music writes Leopold StoKowski, the
Russian School stands cut because OF
its great vitality and individualisni. and
one OF It's most striking nsures IS
Rimsky-korsakcff Operas aside, bis
ch.ef work is Scheherezade, and its
tive most noticeable features are its
orientalisrn and its gorgeously colored
orchrs,ratson." The Young Prince
and the Young Princess, the third
rart Of Schehcrezade, IS played hy the
Philadelphia Orchestra in a memorable
aMadriral de Mai (Madrisal Of
May)" is Z new Victor Record IN which
Renato Zsnelli continues 70 tulhl hke
a true artist the prophecies OF an ar
tistjc career that were made for him
not long ago. The music is Of { gentle,
somewhat suave style, brinluaing over
with clear, delicious, liquid melody.
You will enjoy this lovely record, even
Il Won DO not know that it has increased
the respect in which he IS held py those
qualified to Judge hin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

he case at Purcell and other points.
find there to be quite a general
expression OF approval at the action
OF Marshal Mcdonald in confering
both the title and distinction upon
you and my own regret is that there
is not more remuneration 10 be added
TO your other glorles.
! will make this statement in con-
clusion. that ] so warmly approve OF
your selection that K it becomes nee
essary for me 10 be arrested, ! shall
ask that ] be served in your baili-
wick. ana ! am sure that all OF yonr
good friends ddSn here will give
you whatever business OF this nature
they may have.
With assurances OF the kindes. re-
CARDS and highest respect. beg to
remain Sincerely yours. Walter
Ferguson, First National Bank
P. S.; Your long experience as Oil
inspector OF Oklahoma Territory
should enable yon TO put in vogue n
very importan. function and that is.
insisting that sufficient number OF
runs be- made and sufficient care be
sxerc.sed in The disiillation as 10 re-
move all fusel-oil from the top OF the
home produc..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
Salvi Makes the Harp
q Solo Instrument

Alberto Salvi's first Victor Record.
Mother Machree" and 'SchersO in ID
Flat" appears in August. His instru-
meat Of special design and enormous
size, took three years to construct he
has broker all precedent in this country
by successfully concertizing just - .
great singer or violinist does. In both
these numbers, first hearing viii re-
veal, even to the unskilled music lover.
q new and remarkable force in the in
strumental music OF the century.
-Homing" is song OF pure and
lofty sentiment which represents per-
haps tlse rarest development OF the
vocal art. Elsie Baker sings this
record OF unusual. ii at times shy and
evasive beauty-ihe story in music OF
q heart that has heard the home-call---
It's home an answering heart. Lambert
Murphy, with Sylvia" offers parallel
in emotional ealmness. IL Is inter
presed with the same quiet perfection.
The tenor voice rising only to let ito
sweetness be heard--not its strength.
Sousa's Band plays march for the
living, The Stars and Stripes For
ever" and a march for the dead. "Ths
Golden Star" II was thought fitting to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
SAY OIL COMPANY
DECEIVED PUBLIC

Washington. Aug 1.-The big Dia-
mond Oil & Refining Co. with prin
cipal office at Oklahoma City, to-
ge her with +. VI. Fsfer. J. F. Dof
fiemyef, B. +. King and 0. Z. Heus-
ton. officers OF the corporation, were
today cited TO appear before the fed
eral trade commission 10 answer {
complaint on unfair competition II
the sale OF securities and stock IL
interstate commerce. They are giver
80 days in which to file an answer
and the hearing is set for September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

tie beauty of music viii Be charmed
by "Canzonettz" which the Victor
String Quartet plays. and Tn the
Forest (Sous bois)" by the Victor Or
chsstra. The music Is clear, honest
and pure--quaiities which In the long
ran reflect themselves on human char
acter
There is nothing perhaps that .
woman more often asks OF lover thsn
10 be thought Of during absence, and
OF this we are reminded by the Peerless
Qusrtets Thinking OF You" @Car-
china Lullaby" is a beautiful compost
tion, 10 which Albert Campbell and
Henry Burr have added the touch Of
perfection
Tie Florentine Quartet for tt
August record has two selections Of
similar appeal Star of the Sea" and
Meditation In the first a celesss II
added 10 the violin, fute, cello and
harp which normally form the quartet.
The selections are due for . warm
welcome among those who love serious
music.
Aiieen Stanley eonfesses this nouth
that she is lonely and willing to e.
change an honorable spinstefhood, With
its personal hberay and other blessings,
IJl man. nc s<Ilt-<ofliC vein ox
"Ail by Myself" is irresistible. Anna
in Indiana" an even more amusine
song, is sung by Arthur Fields.
The Peerless Quzrtef's Down
Yonder" is stirring number taking
you back to "Oid Black Joe" and M
Old Kentucky Home" Louise Terrell
and Charles Hart sing Don't Ycu Re-
member the Tine" . gentle. pIeasinx
memory, song Of quiet country roeds
and ieafy places
Two love songs by Charles Harrison,
Little Crumbs OF Happiness and
-Springtinie" are sung in most tendee
and sympathetic style sure 10 move The
hearts OF these who love. those on de
mystic threshold of love. and those
who have seen love pass. Il - .
record universally appealing ssd eeF.
tain to please.
Nictrola owners, who know from a.
p-rience what q world Of lasting plea.
sure is contained in this list Of new
records, can secure these at theie
regular Victor dealers. Even il you
do not own Victrols. any dealer vii
be glad to play the records tor You
vslbou, oblisstion on your part Mako
= point = hearing them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

~ a REGULAR meeting OF the County
excise Beard in the office Of the
Comfy Judge on the S0th day Of July,
1891. 4 resolution was passed TO raise
the estimate for special services and
ex "a help in the office OF the County
Treasurer. from 5000 dollars TO
Nine Hundred ss0o.o1 Dollars. the
estimate for salary Of County Super
intendent. from, Three Thousand
Two Hundred and Eighty s3.2so.oo
Dollars to Three Thousand -Four
Hundred Thirty $4,000 Dollars, and
In additional estimate for expenses
OF Colored County Agent 5000.
Dated this soth day OF July. 1921.
A. H. BOLES.
County Judge and Chair
man OF the Excise Board.
n A 'ESTUS, 20
County CLERK and cis5ke q s.
of the Excise Board.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
DAD SOUGHT RY BOY
WHO is BROKE

New York, Aug. 1.-When the
steamship Ehro arrived today from
liverpool among the steerage pas
sengers was Vernon Edgerton Roll
land Blunt, aged %. OF Trinity Col
iege, Cambridge. Mr.. Blunt's entire
capital on arrival in the United States
was one coin, : sixpence.
His object in visiting the United
States is 10 see his fay er, H. NJ. Blunt
who is at Tampa. Fl and whom he
has no. seen for Is years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
NEW TRIUMPHS IN MUSIC

a dshsksfd fsney--shsf the fssss
ssea IA dreams vii appear asAin. Dot
a. memories only, bot as living, an4
possibly iorever-iiving presenees--is ex-
pressed in Dream Faces sung BY
Emilio De Cosorxz. No one could in
terpret Il better than this artist and
man OF the world who has touched lie
AZ 20 many points snd left il glldet
with his own kindly wisdom, and ais
sympathy for an human life and feel
anE
krika Morini. the girl violinist whose
amazing saceess - 50 new thai cr.n-
eism OF her art - still tinged with
astoirshment, plays this month Sara
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
Mabel Carrison Revives
. Negro Spiritual

.Swinr Low, Sweet Chariot" Miss
Carrison's new Victor Record for Au-
gust, is one Of those old plantation
melodies which are great music because
Of thcir simplicity. 1t reaches the deep
est thoughts and the highest aspirations
Of humankind. Swing Low. Sweet
Chariot" one OF the most strangely.
most weirdly beautiful OF all. is now
: wonderful record sung with immense
sympathy and understanding IN voice
Of pure silver.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

CclSifc beauty, bc-
tween the aqua
marine Of the bay
and the sapphire
sky, inspires a full
expression OF joys
and sorrows un-
surpassed in any
land or by any
race. Csruso's 5
voice rolls out
clear and golden.
telling OF Love
and Life that.
iingcr and are
proud" as he only
C4E.
An American
poet has spoken of
the trust that
folio VS. after
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Bambo stalks measured 10 indian
were found To grow nearly twice asl
fast at night as BY day. The great
est growth for single dSy was iS
inches. II took only ie months for
the plant 10 reach its full height
Of Il feet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

@Atra
Dance No. b.
hom2nrA Anda-
luxz" with convinc-
ing effect. o n c
ot the loveliesf
and most battling
pf safe q
dances, IL moves
with elusive grace.
with curious. eva
sivc beauty. Cool
harmonies. Lam
Vourous moments.
heTce. quickly re-
lapsing intersudes
follow one another
In exquisite sue
cession. Morini's
playing Is fawless.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
The Odd Fellows meet tonight.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. lie Mond hay
returned from a wish 10 Mr. fe-
-Monde mother in Washington. n, c
They drove u and from Washington
in an automobile and report havins
had a very delightful time While
away they visited many points III
Virginia and Maryland and camred
for time in the Blue Ridge noun I
tains. They were absent two months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

In g u q tno
Golden STAG
March with this
record. so that in
W b atever new
days OF glory it
might be heard.
the dead who
alone n ade ie
possible might not
be forgotten 1t 10
blared out with
the full, magni6-
cent strength OF
this famous band.
as beHts the ms
.nory Of strong-
souled men.
The little coes
Vhosa ear Arc
s,~se n,sn,o~ -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

.'holt all that comes out OF the
tr Of the late White Sox players
is the revelation that II IS not abso-
luiely necessary for a good ball play
er 10 have bright mind,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01
OF LOCAL MOMENT

Rank weeds grow in the vacan;
LOT, where they nod To the passine
nreezes; nobody cares it they're cut
or not, nor gives tinkers dam who
sneezes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

The County Excise board is per
spiring over the many budgets that
will have to be passed upon this
month Economy should be the
watchword. w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Len Small Is not contributing 10
the dignity that goes with the gov
ernorship OF great state by playing
hide and seek.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-01

Logan county truck gardeners have
more garden sass tbs yeaT than ever
before in the history OF the count.
and all have made money on the
crop