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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
NOTICE. Or sALk Op IRRIGATION
DISTINCT ip>Ds

NOTICE ~ HEREBY aivES ThA,
sealed proposals Will bo received
until tho silh day of June A, u, 1871
al the hour ~ = o'clock IN the after
noon for the purchase of Fifteen
Thousand DoiiarA' worth ot bonds nf
tho Enlsfptiss Irrigation District OF
klamath county. Oregon Haid bonds
arc To draw Interest at tho rate ot
por cont psr annum. payable so'nl.
annually upon tho iHt dHI ~ Jul}
aud tho lat day of Janunfy ~ each
year until tho maturity ~ sr,d bonds
Raid proposals will D. tuyrlNod by
tho Hoard ~ Directors 10 said ifflsa
ton District, aud should bs directed
to tho Rscr-tary ~ tho Enterprise "
risation District, care ~ Fred "
fiotrh-f. t.Somis iiulidihE, klamath
fAlis oregon
Tho Hoard % Directors tussffu the
risht TO reject Aur or all bids offer
cd a. J itiLrAnb.
Secretary ~ tho Hoard of III
rpc,ors ot EhIoTpFiso iffisa
ton nisiF'rt SipIfo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
>vricr pon PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
It'ubiisi,rtl
rtniiC LAND atit
tArissrSm.e, ~ the int"rior
Not tsai i-snsi

ia Land ottcp q, I.asoHisw. ore
MAJ q. ibsi
Soties 10 hereby given that. aa IL
fprtsd by ths Commissioned of tho
General Land 1tfiru. uudof provisions
% Hoe si6S. u n, pufsuaht 10 the
apritea,lon OF G. frrd C0liman. Of
kiamAlh faiis, OFuEoh. Serial No
OioSfS. No ~iii Offer al pubiir sale.
10 tho hlshss, bidder. but Al no, ioss
than o: so p-f arfp. si 10 o'tlorh \,
" on tho i;th daJ oi juhe. not,. a,
thl. office. the follv-ihs tract of
land ~. NV Zee. 20. T ~ n. u
> y ", "
This tract is ordered in,o tho MAT
he, on q sho~ihG tina, the greater
postIon thsfeof Il tnountainous of too
fuush tDf euiIl'aiioa
Tho sais uiii no, - hop, op-n. but
slll 30 declared closed uhuH 'hns-
prcssn, al tho houf hani-d have ooas'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
~ rHE CIRCUIT COURT ~ THi
STATE OE OREGON tOH HL
COUNTY Or kisNMtru
Equity NJ. 1900
~ 'MNpNs fpH ~ ui.itNTiDN

T.. Denton and Luanna prnion. his
wife. fialntlffs.
Alfred T. Crancc talao somctinrs
known a. Alfred ctAnec, 4
GRANGE aud l.. A Crancoi the un'
known hcirs OF AbsAlom Cranc-. do
deceased. Ia. unknCwn heirs OF
ylfslI CTaacc. deceased. Samanr
tha A Bryan and u. J iirJan. huT
husband. chiidr-n and hsirs at las
OF Absalom Crancc. also all other
persons or parties unkno~n claim
ins any right. title. uatats. li"n or
interest In the real estate d.acrib,
cd In the compialnt herein.
p-tcudAnu
To Alfred y Crancs iaiso some
times knoNn az Alfred CTancc. A. D.
Crauec and l. A CTahcoi. the un'
known heirs OF Absoicm Crauco. dc
ceased the unknown hrira of virgil
grance. decreased Samantha A. Try
an and n J pDah. her husband
children and holm al iau ot AbaAiom
Crancc. also all other psrsons or par
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
IN rrtr NAME or rur STATE or

IN THE NAME pf THE NTAIt w
oREuoS
You, and each aud every ono of
YOU, arr hereby summoned to appear
aud answer the complaint nluh
against you In tho above phutlrd
suIt within q wrckn after the fltu'
publication of this summons In tho
Evening Herald. daily nuwApapct
published In klamath Fails, klamath
county. Or-son, and of general clfcu
Iation In said couay and stats
And you will take notice tha, N
you fall To appear and answer az
otherwise plead Within the said time
tho plaintiffs for wan, thereof. Will
appiy Co the aboSu rutitlSd Cour, for
the rrlict demanded in their com
plAlnt filed Ia this suIt, an follows
For a decree OF said Court romoN'
ing all clouds from tho title OF the
real property hcrpin described. and
Determining all adverse claims ~ the
defendants. or any or -lthSr of them,
or any other persons az parties there
In. and auictinE the tito ~ tho fol'
lowing described lands belonging To
tho piaihtiffa
~, swa sSe 80. wv SEs
NV. M sws aud NV y OF
sen scr 20. r. So y. u ~ y,
" NJ aud declaring said plaintiffs
To be- tho absolute owners thereof IN
| fcs almpis. and that defendants. and
/ each Of them. together With al
other persons, bo forever nnidhrd
and dobarrud from ass-rtius ans
| claim Whatsoever In 90 Ia said lands
or any part thereof. adverse TO tbs
| plsiutiiis herein. and for such o'h"i
/ and further relief as to the c"ur'
shalt sssm mcot and akrr-abir Il
| equity
This summons IL published pursu
ant Co an order ~ tho Honorable u
" kuyk.ndaii. Judge oi tho aho''
ontitlsd court. made on tho 18th ia,
| OF June. iSsi. and the first publicA
tion thereof 10 made IN the E,onlns
1 Herald on tho T,h day % juno. 1891
/ and tho last publication on tho ipth
| day Of July. tSst
J % CARSAiiAS.
Attorney Tor fiAiuIIts
f.Ig.i..s.B.is.i,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

cd bidding, The perm, 80.
n,snsI' ,',!'.,, bid viii be reqairss ~ the
Amoun, thereof '"'"i'pf the
Any pefsona claiming ado.
Tho hboyn described lana .. .au'e'seb
20 ',lu their claims. or obIss,taaan, advised
or bofofo tho tlmo dgs,sss,ons, %
sale '''sRA'od Tor
No,lea viii be publl.hs,
Herald "' hlamhlh
iosi7r9i,ai,J.7 ''''' "'Ilslr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
STATE or onrGos.
klamath county
Robert Choynu.

klamath county.
Robert Choynu.
W
Unknown owner ~ -stfay
Wa One hlaot sgldIgr a..
Two Joats old, polghlnE sLa, IUoN
p"nhda and branded nn ,tgt, ..W
dot " That tho saId Robe, r,,a'e'
h'i On ~ about November % i,,,
taho up ami al an lrmrs ,ts,s 49,,
h"pi ~ HE puusrs ruu n, st,,,-
srflbrd 's'fuJ. and that h. t,.
all foas Hablo effort 10 u,r.,,.,. -sa
flhi the o~heF of tho ssfr+ ,ss a
all legal steps required Nv ihs -.
81 tho hiato 81 Oregon IN ,r,.,s..'
Ia us,fsys '''1''
Nov therefore 10 said gsl..--
a~hof ani 10 any aud at br,,,s.
may bn lhicfcsiri thrfrlh 49,, ~
hereby huiiiich that Al n, 80,
about ! miles snulh ana 80,
klamath falls and near ~ ~,
Sius srhooi house In the ss..,, :,
klamath and Hiato - OREGON os ?,
-sdsy. juno ~. i5si. Al "A. -.
~ ~ o.riost A " oi the al. A.,
rhsh and uhrfD the sald rst,., ,gi
be "ipo's'i ani Offered iu' ,als A, /,
lac directed and tho piorsss, !,
said sale sill b. applied 'o' The "a.
tiiohi ~ all damage su,'s ass a..
puhsos Incurred and the stss,, y
any -lii b. fviaiaei ~ len I
uashaEon. ias'iro - the P-srs y, -.
slcrussof IN office i1f the ps,st y,
slt nonih'. aHi u Ne aid gn 4.
fnonoy ." held shall bo' - railss p,
in said ilm" 'hs zane sul - ts,s.
Tied a. By sia'uis Required a ,.,.
rasos made ahi provided
Dated 'hts ''s' iaT ~ ysJ 1871
NOuERT CiII.TNg
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
Beliigcrent Ballads
Hall the New Champ

The champion stingy man who
Roy Durbins declares always holds
back Il couple OF minutes In telling
anybody IN time. has lost his title. A
woman in New York who is suing
for divorce alleges that her husband
always turned off the electric lights
In their home as soon as he had read
the evening paper.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
Our Own stine SHOW

Drink to me only with thine eyes
And l will pledge with mine.
Or leave souss cocoa In the cup
For there's to BE- no wine
The thirst from the soul doth rise.
Doth crave 4 drink that's fine:
But could brave Horliek's sip.
Ny nose would never shine.
WANTED: Boy with wheel oyeI
sixteen years Old" Eursies q van, ad
Next thing we know. some on'
will be advertising for a hoop skirt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

V. Persis Dewey tnams verified
declares that the shimmy. while out
laxed as a dance. lis highly valuable
N a personal boudoir exercise TO
beautify shoulders and neeks." Now
that a practical use has been diseov-
cred for IL. the shimmy Is more than
ever doomed 20 the ash can.
B-liigcrent Ballads
We buried him with hearty grins.
And held a celebration;
The boob was always horning in
On others conversation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

great thing when Il warns up a u,,l'
moro.
HEAVY pRISkER
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

Ito. unknown claiming any right, u.
tie. estate, lion or in,cr"a, IN tho
rpai estate described in tho complaint
herein,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
M
IIttIr nramns l'r,lm IIfr
RN JuNIys

Little Dramas tr>m tiir
sc,ne--FiVc, ten and fifteen cent
store.
Dramatis PcScuac -- Tired shop
Eiri and tiresome shopper. with few
merry villagers scattered about
Tmc-Thc present
Tired shop Giri--Ho. hum. hary.
(Yawn). Was they something for
you.
Tircsome shopper (also yawnsl --
More: I'm Just looking around.
Tired shop Etrl-Golly. but I'm
tired. CYAwns some morcl.
Tircsome shoppcr-whcrc's the
music counter
Tired shop siri-'way back in the
rear.
TireSomc shoppcr-D'you know
whether tha, II Vampire is ias;ru-
mental or vocal'
Tired shop siri-'Taint either one
Its n roach killer.
Merry Villakc~-HAw. hA~!
tQuiek Curtain
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

A Kiss Il really nothing at all, but
some people are happy With nothing
Ing,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
Important Gt~w

The police are working on the
theory that the bird who stole that
baby Carriage from a home on Ninth
street is = married man.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07
Our Own Hall of Fame

Miss TommA Hawk, we are iaioTrn-
ed by Miss c. Llaneous. Is employed
by an indianapolis telephone eompa-
ny.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

Our anxiety concerning the pro
nunciation OF Mr.. Carpenter fS'
name is relieved by the tidings that
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

he has 100 silk shirts; /, should be
Gorgeous.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

Nigh, Hawks like Moonshine As a
rule.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

A New York taxi driver has been
arrested for killing two women. SO
they kill EN- IN pair or no count
down there.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

Old Man GriIsle calls the attention
Of this pillar of poetic pitfie TO the
fact that Mrs. Nellie Fish Is seeking
her son. oryille Bass. and asks Us TO
joln in the search.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-07

T.. Denton and Luanna p-nton. his
wife, Plaintitfp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
BRITAIN MAY ASSIST j. s.
IN GETTING BERGD0LL
Interest Is Being Manifest BY
LLOYD George Government
In Rich American
Stacker

Washington. June 2- Interest IN
the case of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll escaped draft eyader has been
manlfested bv the British govern
men. war department officials said
,oday. AMI i is possible that thst
eoyernment viii assist The unilei
States in its effo to obtain his re
tnrn from Germany
Officials would not say just how
Great Britain might assist in re
Il after but Bergdoll IL known 70 ha y
gotten TO Germany on Canadian
Passport and il has leen sugeesto
tiat Great Britain might ask for in"
evtradi,ion Of the Stacker on The
ground OF violation Of Canadian pass
rort laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
EMPLOYERS FIGHT A
KANSAS COURT ACT

Topeka, June 2 That employer
of the state intend TO wage q legal
battle on the Kansas Industrial cour
law was indicated today when job.
IS Dean, Topeka attorney filed 3
hrief in the supreme court IN the
Wolff Packing company appeal case
Dean Is counsel for the associated
Industries OF Kansas
Deans brief was filed amions
cariae In accordance with the rieh.
OF any attorney to intervene tn q
pending ease Similarly y r Hltc
attorney for the Wolff Packing com
pany. has filed brief in the Alex
ander Howat appeal case which was
argued last month Both attack the
constitutionality Of the act generally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
=, 's n N IS " & 4 x 81 ~ III .s
THREE STATE RECORDS
BEATEN m INTER cot

= = g = = y NJ & = = x +
The Oklahoma A and NJ College
track team cap'ared :irst hoaers In
'l9e tastes meet held in ae south
est this season when ried up \
larger number q FONTS than iis three
nearest rivals Ia the N 81 ollie III sa
track and field meet held at slli
water May 2l
The Aggie team scored "a POINTS.
Tulsa University 30 i-g. Southwest
ern Normal u l-2 Central Normal
lii oklahoma Bap'ist Unlgersiiy, g.;
Northwestern Normal,
Three intercollegiate records We're
broken Mclaue OF Central Normal
lowered The two mile record o' y
minutes ~ seconds. held Ny Decker.
sen y a and NJ 70 minutes. u
'5 seconds Johnson af a ne NJ
scs a new pace n the haf nils rai.
i'ewering ihe former record made bg
/ Potter Of a. and "a N slS aud re !
~ Trent of a aad ~ d lai2 The
o.d record was minutes second
Johnsous time Mas minutes flat.
TIE ether new record Is he estae-
lished was mace hy Graham Of 4 and
81 for me al cus The Oh record
lcf 1865 fees was made b. Leeky o.
Kepaan pa lpls Graham record was
l14.s5 feet
Egh' first places vert 'ea by
tho Aggie athletes johnson th+
Ian mae, setting new'record. Gfa
ham, discus. new record Graham
slot-put Beanblossom broad jump:
Mcdonald, javelin throw. D.ckerson,
mile run; Dale -0 yards log
hurdles and A. ana Ns relay team
took first place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
ORDER Of THE SUN
REVIVED IN PERU

Lima. Peru. June 3.-The hstort'
order OF the sun, created as "ar
eternal institution by General jose
an San Martin during the aristocraiif
regime Of early Peruvian indepent
ence, has been revived under a su-
preme decree. General simon Boliva.s
one OF the Iberators Of Peru, abolish
cd the order IN 1926 on the groune
that edld not conform with the has S
OF the political constitution q the
Membership in the order says ths
decree just issued, may be granted to
Pcruyians. military and civilians VINO
have rendered themselves worthy Of
distinction and to foreigners VINO
have made patent their interest IN
Peru. The president OF the repub-
l.e Will be the grand master.
Several articles Of he Order Of the
sun are sad 20 le identical to those
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
NEGROES MAY SUE
! TULSA FOR DAMAG[
Househclders. Not Mixed In
Riots, Who Owned Properly
That Was Destroyed, To
Begin Action

Tulsa. Jane The matter of CO.,
lectIne Insurance ol the properties n
tie negro quarter DESTROYED by fire
IN the fighting between heroes AMI
whlte men Yesterday. today was m
dispute ;ae Insurance ren holding
tfat tAeir policies on ihe apnroxl
maie'y slfA0009 On tie hai'dinzs
DESTROYED did not recognize mob Vol
"hce as destructive agent Il was
regarded as possible thar some Of the
negroes might seek to recover from
the city 81 Tulsa seeking 70 esiab
l'sh that he city was neglisent in mo-
having provided sufficient protection.
and there fore was res snsib'e ior
sile losses
The devastated d.siol irregular
one nile square contained dwellings
anl apartment houses igien u
hense more ihan ioa0a PERSONS ana
also ga extensive business dirict
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03


Ing among it, and even the position
Il he lamps for effective lighting is
arranged beforehand on the models.
After these few preparations comes
the shooting. the actual photosrapb.ng
of the scenes which most people seem
10 believe is The entire work of making
a moving picture This takes solae
time. considering each scene must be
relearsed several times and that ln-
terlors may be taken IN New York. with
exteriors In Cape Cod and Kentucky
With all these details complete,
there begins the real fun Of the whole
thing. collecting and distributing the
him 10 make II into a coherent story
The cutting comes next, leaving ont
nh but tile most essential and effective
portions in order that The plcnre may
he exactly long enough. Then the
filling. writing and rewriting suhtltles
untfl they express ms hrieny and att
tractlvely as possible the few words
necessary to explain and ampify the
action.
After that, I believe, 0tgin the ar
rangements for selling the picture. but
as that Is fairly long process in IT.
self am going 80 stop here and IN
qulre IL you still think n moving pic
t,lre ought 10 Ne made In week or SO.
CECIL L, nE MILE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

If there IS 0nyfhtrg yoH ffuHf 10 kHo"
about motion pictures, irvste TO EitaHo'
Doie Of thus nesespdPer, scho asD Ter
seurd yosr Qnesfi0n to the star. oar
yosr correct NAME and 0ddyess tn case
,oAr onrper IS sent through tse mat.
BOBBIE-You don't see why Il takes
10 long 10 make a moving picture
Neither do u good many people. BY
eryone wonders why ii takes SO long
except the people who make It. anu
they wonder how so many pictures can
be finished in so short a time 1ht
history OF a picture Is not nearly o.
brief as you probably supposed when
you asked for II. can only make 80
attempt TO outline it in this limited
space.
Stories. plays. scenarios are collect
ed In the scenario department OF tie
moving picture company. These ar'
very carefully sifted for the one e'
two that may make suitable materAAi
and the one or two are submitted 4
the director for consideration. lnt
director talks them over with the stars
and finally selects the story most 81
eirable at the time.
After the story has been selectet
the director sizes II up and digesis Z
and discusses 1t with the scenario
writer who adapts II 10 the screen
When 1t Is finished 1t Is gone oNe
agaln and again with the cast for an.
suggestions that win make i NOR
logical and interesting.
The scene plot is made up, IN
grouping of all the scenes that tax
place In the same locations, regarcles
of their position In the scenario. 1hi'
of course. is done for the sake 9
economy in photographing.
The costume plot Is completed s.
that au the members Of the cast VII
know beforehand exactly what the
viii be required TO wear during III
MAY. and costumes that are 10 be pro
viaed for extras are selected OF pre-
pared.
The property man Is instructed as
each little detail that will be n'ede
during the picture. From gran
piano to newspaper lying on iabl'
they are all props"
Ths technical department make
,nodels in miniature Of every set. I'm
furniture IS placed in the positions
will occupy when the players are Waik
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
" N n " Il 81 n II e :: n q r. 2.
" THE DAILY POWDER DUFF
BY Sue Nc amara
II Il y x Z x & xx 4 Z. e & = u

II Il y x x & Z x 3 & 4 & 4 :. .
With the whole world In a turmoil
it's no wonder Dame Fashion has
gone daft this spring and mixed her
colors as crazy as though she were
fixing a Prohibition cocktail. For in
stance, can you imagine combining
orange and green? But its being
done, my deari You see orange coll
ored hats 0obbing gaily along the
Avenue. and its a good, bright
orange. too. As healthily golden as
tAe frui; itself.
saw one hat OF glazed orange coll
ored straw ornamented with biz
bow OF navy blue. the bow edged with
a hemstitchod band OF orange. In the
next window was a plaid sports skirt
~ orange and dull green. A child
ron's smart shop is showing charm
Ing little frocks of cotton homespun
in rust color" trimmed in green
but the rust" is decidedly first cousin
ic the orange. II not its twin sister.
One of these dresses for the kiddies
is stitched In green and onamented
with dull brown beads.
And by the way, Clarice, II you
would be in It this spring you must
have beading on your suit Yes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

maam, Navy blue, black and brown
suits 80 twinkling down the Avenue
these balmy days. the lower parts OF
the coats ana some OF the skirts glit-
tering with beads. one striking
black suit bears an elaborate flower
ed pattern Of steel beads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
r. r. Erwin Regarding His Troubles

X. =. ErWtn Ke9aTdInJ TITS FTuUuTtS
a year ago last winter ] had an
attack of Indigestion followed by bill
business and constipation. Seeing
Chamberlain Tablets so highly re
commended for stomach troubles !
bought bottle OF them and they
helped me right away writes r. +.
Erwin, Peru, Ind Ii you have any
trouble with your digestion give
these tablets trial They Will do
you good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
FARMERS RELIEF BILL
IS UP TO HARDING

Washington, June 3 = Anothef
farmers relief measure. the bin o.
Senator Curtis, Republican. Kansas,
TO loan up to $4,000 to federal farm
I1oan banks to distribute amons
formers at not more than 8 ~ per
cent interest was passed today by
1.-THE senate with assurances Of early
house approval
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy

Every family should keep this pre-
Naration al hand ready for instant
lse when needed Severe attacks O.
o.ic and eho.era mo bus often prove
fatal before medicine can be proeur
ed or a physician summoned The
uniform success that has attended
the use at this remedy and the
prompt cures which II has effected
have made il a staple article OF trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

WAen You know the cause OF q
disease euro may often be effected.
This is particularly true Gf headache
Headache often results from con'i-
ration or disordered condition -
the stomach which may be corrected
by taking a dose or two Of Chamber
lain's Tablets. Try it These tablet
are easy to take and mild and gentle
in pffaet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
SCREEN CALENDAR
THE POLLARD

A Universal special attraction is
The offering Of the Pollard for to-
night: Gladys Walton in her latest
picture. circus tragedy, entitled
The Man Tanner" Also a first-run
comedy in two reels.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
TIE GEM

The Vanderbilt. estate at Douglas
ton. ~ ". served Hugh Ford the di,
rector well for some of the interior
scenes for The Price OF Possession,
Ethel clayton's latest Paramount re-
lease which will be shown AZ ihs
Gem Theatre tonight. The scenes a.
The famous estate represent the vic
unity of Silvergate. Surrey. England
where part Of winfred Boggs story
Is located
Il is an intensely interesting photo
play tina. you should see.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

The half moon fish. which is
found in he upper waters of the
Amazon. casts phosphoresceni glow
moon-iisht.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Cpubiished in the Guthrie Dali

published in the Gnthrie Daily
Leader June and 4. 1921
COUNTY keSsURtnS SALE OF
PROPERTY SOUGHT AT RESALE
The following Is a list OF property
bought bv County Treasurer at resale
for the use and benefit of Logan
County, under provisions OF Chapter
A.. section ! of 1915 Session Laws
OF Oklahoma. and sold at private sale
10 persons named and price stated
beiow. providing same is approved by
Board of County commissioners at
the meeting of said board June 9,
1921, as provided by law.
FRANK BOND.
County Treasurer.
Logan Comfy. oknhoma.
WEST GUTHRIE
Lot ~. block a. >i20o; fenora Port
Mood
Lot 20 block 81. slaco: I.enora Port
wood.
Lot u block -. $500; I-enora Port
wood
Lot I. block y. Ssn: w X Patterson.
Lot =. block -. 500. ". N. Patterson.
Lot s. block -. $500: w X. Patterson.
Lot 4. block \. $500; W. X Patterson.
Lot g. block ~. $500: ". X Patterson.
IANGSToN.
Lo, .. block -. sie. Mollie Hicks
Lot ?. block -. S2co: NJ. Lewis
Lot 4. block 20. 500; NJ Lewis.
Lot :. block -. SEQ; NJ. Lewis
10, G. block ~. 500; NJ. Lewis.
Lot {. hlock "a. SEQ; NJ Lewis.
Lot 5. block n. 500: N. Lewis.
Hat = block -. 500: NJ Lewis.
Lot To- block n. sapo: NJ Lewis
Lot II. blccS 20. SEQ: NJ Lewis.
Lot II block -. SEQ; NJ Lewis.
Lot Il. block ~. seco. N. Lewis.
Lot Is block -. SeOo: NJ Lewis.
Lot 10. block 20. 500; NJ. Lewis
Lot 70. block -, 500: NJ Lewis
Lot Fl. block -. 500; NJ Lewis.
Lot "a. block -. SEQ; NJ Lewis
FRANK BOND,
County Treasurer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
TIE HIGHLAND

The Highland has an unusually good
bin for tonight Don't miss IT, Good
comedy also. No vaudeville tais
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Only a few ruins now exist OF
Cumae. the oldes; colony OF the
Greeks in Italy.