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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

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Cambridge HOLDS interesting Meeting
Camhgiase club mei at the usual
hour Monday with the vice president.
Mrs prank Dale presiding The tol
lowing interesting program Was
given "F'cderal vnion Executive
Legislative and Jufelar hy Mw. ~
M Carter Nsc save this In FORM Of
a qulr Her comments aud remluis
teaces were much enjoyed hy fhe
club Mrs Dale read a splendid ar,i-
,le ot II G Wells deallng with pre
vailing conditions Ia raropo a
general discussion followed Next
Mondays meeting via bo the last
study session 81 the club year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF BLACKHEADs

There II one simple. safe aaa sure We
that never fails 20 sst rid - hla, sA.ld
nad thai y 20 dissolve them
To- 30 this gst about two aan,es II plain
powdered nsrasin from any drugstore
sprinkle litfle 90 hot. vet sponge raj
over tho biarkheads bsiskiy wBsh the
parts aud you viii b. surprised ho~ th,
biaes beads have disappeared Zig bIa4k
hsads little biaekhesds. nn meftsr uher,
they are. simply dissolve aud disappear
leaving the parts without any mafk shat
ever. binskhsads sfe simply 4 mixture Of
dust and dirt asd ssefetiens from The bod
fh8t fnrm Ia the pores ~ the skin
that form Ia the pores II the skin
pinehlng and qqucexiDg Dniy csaAe irrila
fiVn, make large psrcs aud d. nos xei
them out SITTER they beeoms hard. The
powdered nerekin and the water simply
dissolve the bmskheads % thsy wasb
right out. leaving the pores free aud
eiean aud 10 their natural condition
Anyone troubled With these an~lshtly
bi~nishes should certainly Try this simple
method.
-a-. ---- -~s 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

Mira Ji~ llydc Mrs = V smith
Mrs WaiAcr aud Mise Esther n IA
ng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

recommended Lydia II. PInkham's Veg
etable Compound and have found great
relief since Lsing IT, My back is much
better and can sleep well. keep
house and have the care Of five children
80 my work Is very trying and am very
thankful have found the COMPOUND
such help. | recommend Il TO my
friends and II you wish 10 use this letter
am very glad 10 help any woman suf-
fering az / was until used Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. -
Mrs. MAUDE +. TAYLOR. St. James
Place. Roxbury, Mass.
Backache is one Of the most common
symptoms Of displacements .; derange-
ment of the female system. No woman
should make the mistake Of trying 10
overcome il by heroic endurance, but
profit by Mrs. Taylor 'sexperience and try
lydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

Saturday afternoon Mrs q k
Spurrler eutsraincd the phl neia
Gamma cluh With iusi the cluh mem
hers present Mira tred llirssl lrl
Won top 81 're aud Mrs Earl rlkrF
tom consolation Airs nsfon Hatch
elor Nll entrrsis the club laie
week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
Morneas. senss

Every woman knows that her
louso has % ha cleaned thorolg
very spring During winter dusf.
liri and germs accumulate tn tbs
'ornefa, under The rugs. In the eur.
ains and every place Just so wltn
your system "a should be given a
hor cleansing. purifying this sprIns.
HoiIISrEHS GOLDEN NUGGET
TABLETS Will do the job slick and
quick They will clean your aystenk
freshen and purify you all over
You'll enjoy living. eat better sleep
better feel better.
Owl Drug Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
oLp MAIDS cLus

A pleasing. wholesome entertain
ment will DO given by the Queen
Esthen OF the West Guthrie Method
ist Episcopal church. Friday night.
April 20. 1921, at s:l5 O'Clock. The
play Is entitled The Old Maids Club"
Price Of admission 25 cents. Come
and snjoy an evening. a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

y hpoUlcnt, uh1 nlkkY
spells and at my
monthly periods II
was almost impoa
sible to keep around
at my work. Since
my last baby came
two years ago my
back has been worse
and no position /
could get in would
relieve IT. and doc
tors medicine did
not thelp me. Afriend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
Phi Delta Gamma c,oh

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Phi Delta Gamma CtUh
Saturday afternoon Mrs - k
Spurfler entsralncd The Phi Delta
Gamma cluh With iusl the cluh mem
hers rrceen, Mira tred rlrsel irl
Won top &, 're aud Mrs Earl paaer
tom consolation Mrs nsrcn Hatch
elor Nll cn,crsals the club iaie
week
NJ ~ "
AHone thc~e Who attended IN
GAll Cursl concert " Oklahoma ,gt,
last nleht were AIRS M n nltkfard.
John ncland. Mr aud Mrs prrd
iiuif Mr aad Mrs = NJ stanflelA
Mrs Ro,vrt Meren Miss lda Nlblack
Mrs II + perwln Mr aud MA g.
4. Cahl. Mr W " sAtahou Mrs
Harvey Natehetl. Mra George Btl.
llngdey Mrs G Carter Mrs
ceerse Paddock MISS Marie kootseh
Nj aud Me ionis llalscH Mr. Iohn
Adams ana Airs ! ioseless
M Nw n
Those Who wen, 20 Oklahoma SITS
today 10 attend the Nichols ceele
weddlaa are Mr. and Nrs W Far
ron Mrs Stella nelaud Nrs Masno
Glover Mrs Ralph liagcf. Af ana
Mrs Frank Gresham Mr ana Mra
W r n,okiofd Nf John Helmd Nj
and Mrs louis iialselI Mlsees neriba
aud blanche neiand
n X VI
sunday eNaing Mr ANA Mr. ly-
man Gray entertained az dlnnet ha,
ina A. thssr gacsns Nr ana Mrs
Maurice o1lourke OF kanaaa CITY
Nf aud Airs. Matter liaf.cl and n
John coyle
u * 81
Last evening Mf anl Mrs W u
Coylc Mr. and Mrs Lyman Gray and
chlldreu aud Mr. john Coylo were the
guests ~ pr and Mre Niehols 81
Oklahoma Crp al bridal dinner
a * VI
Mrs Frank pufford ~ oklahoma
CITY is the guest o, her psrouls Mr
and Mrs = nellman
wM VI
Mrs J T. Adams Of ronca city is
the guest of here sieier. Miss Pauline
,ouncH
n KS
air ana Mrs WAYNE clover re-.
tarnod last night from m,ondIng Tho
week end In Oklahoma city with
friends
" n M
Mr. aud Mrs W NJ bronson re-
turned lasi night IRON T'ouca cfy
where they visited tsslr daughter
Mrs Ransom liamll and Mr. nami
n n vt
+ u pooley was an oklahoma cits
,ielior yesterday
81 NJ
Mrs Mary Gregory ~ Oklahoma
city VIII entertain the membcn ~
the Opeuorky Club Friday AZ her
home 1920 Dale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday

SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday
Trinity Guild Mrs Trader.
Il. A 10 Il 81 r 7 A o L " Hall
Shakespeare club Library
+ u. o. Chapter Mrs "A A West
n - q. Ag5 Mrs Leroy Logan
Wednesday
NJ c. ciuh-.NrN W T Suddar'h
"Wednesday Dinner club Postponed
L Na ka club Miss cAnstiac Fah-
rng
Iris clab--Mrs blanche Walton
Amiclta elub--Mrs. Dse and Mrs
Freeman
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Mw J I. Beadles
Thursday
Maea bees-A. d. l. W Hall
Acorn club Mrs, Chester Damon.
Tau n Ma CLUB Miss Mable Rogp
Glover Lear cIab Miss Anaa Web
mier
Friday
Friday Tea tlaA Mrs Trader.
Rooney Mooney SAah club~Mrs
". +. Biekford
OpenoTkv club Mrs Mary Gregory
at Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
ENID RoTARlAN TO co 70
SCOTLAND AT cLus EXPENSE

Enid. April e The Rotary club Of
Enid viii have i delegate 10 the IN
teruAtionai Rotary convention ~
kdinborc Scotland, June is, I6, II
and is. Ed Klein VIII leave Ne~
York about June enroute to the
convention. Later. Mr. Keiin viii 80
to Germany ant TO Austria 70 visit
his people He expects 10 return
seonf July u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

with Mrs " NJ Gafnott 1905 wos
Cleveland Nra Smms viii haue
charge 81 the program. Mrs Mimi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

i.anghcnnne With sel al ivory The
guests included Miss Leona Lang
hcnning Miss lNy Daniels. MAule
kopp, Miss Mae McGoidflck. Miss
Edna Brciic. Misses Emma. Agnes
ana Minnie burst, Ml~s Anna Ryan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26

llbufy kindergarten teacher will
niertain the llllis folks during tho
udy hour Everybody iaylted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
TAKES CARE
Of 5 CHILDREN
Mrs. Taylor's Sickness Ended
by Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

RovHury. Mass - suffered eontin-
ually with backachc and was often de
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-26
Farewell Parry For

T a WITT ? q y 7 NT
Miss Rose Ls shenninn
Mrs Paul Fielding and Miss Esther
Cms0old entertained rroup ct
friends last night al the home ot the
former IN honor of Mss Rose Lang
henning Who viii leave next week to
make her home III 0klahom% City
Sweet peas aAd gasos We're used as
decorations Features OF the even
ing were games and dancing The
Tau ri Ma club Elrls presented Miss
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
WALLS-EMORY
 BILL IS PASSED
LANDSLIDE IN SENATE FOX MEARSURE REQUESTING COR
 PORATION COMMISSION.

Shattering under the Sledge- hammer argument of proponents of the meas ure. opposition to the Walls s-Eflofy hill. which provides from the abolish ment of the Arkansas Corporation Com mission and the substitution of rali- road commission, fell away fragment by fragment yesterday, and the Dill' which had been under consideration since Tuesday morning, was passed bV a vote of ? to :.
 The breakup started at the morning session. when Senator McCabe after the failure of his motion to place the bill back on second reading for the pur- pose of amendment, came out i'll favor of the measure Later, Senator Vaughan. who had been accounted an opponent of the bill. announced that he was "51 per cent for it
 While careful eheek-up of the Sen ate membership a week ago showed q majority in favor of the bill. authors Of the measure Tuesday claimed a major ity of only two of seven votes. Esti- mates were that the proponents strength would be from IS to21 votes. and no landslide in favor of the motion was expected.
 Following the announcement of the passage of The bill, Senator Jackson moved to reconsider the yot, and b lay sat motion on the table The mo ton carried and the bill canua he brought Hp again except upon two thirds vote of the Senate.-Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
BLACK BOARD FLATS.

The real estate firm of Moore and Martin are having made a large black bc ard for their office on which will 6e painted the maps of Nevada ana Eempstead counties slowing each and every we'll location aad the plats of all iandS lying adjacent thereto
 The firm also, is quitting up q black board which will be a publicity toard for the purpose of display ing daily, the different real estate offer ing leases, etc, all of which is just n,N9 of importance n taosa intereste,' in the oil business.
 Tie firm of Moore and Martin is one best boosters we have for Prescott.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
TESS SIMPSON
 CAPTURED
ARRESTED IN WAXAHATCHlE, CHARGED WITH KILLING
 STARLING MOSS.

Fess Simpson, colored, who is charg- ed with having murdered one Starling Moss, also colored, at Rosston, about IS miles south of here one year ago, was finally located in Waxahatchie, Texas, by Deputy Sheriff Jim Hollo- way, of Rosston, who arrived last night with his prisoner from the Texas city,
 The whereabouts of Simpson were unknown since the day of the killing, and it was only through the persistent eforts of our local officers that he was located in Texas.
 Reports were circulated that Simp- son had never left the Rosston neigh borhood, but the negro himself declares that he went straight to Texas imme- diately after the killing.
 Simpson is safely lodged in jail pending a preliminary hearing.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
No Superintendent Selected.

The appointment of a superintendent at the Cummin> farm was indefinite. ly postponed. Dr. RObert Hardin wae elected as physician to >uccedd Dr, Cor ney, and Walter Thompson was elected commisSary clerk at Cummins farm
 As further measures ef economy. ser- vices of \. C. Moses. Garland Iceter and ! l. IIardwick at the Cummius farm and of l C Garden and Mack Vernon at the Tucker farm were dis. continued
 George Higgins was appointed head warden at the CumminS farm and Dee Horton head warden at the Tucker farm Dr. ]. II. Trustworthy, physi- elan. was retained at the Tucker farm and c. L. Gradon was appointed clerk at the Tucker farm. Selection of a chaplin was deferred.
 Those present at yesterdays meeting were Chairman Alexander, George w Morris, ]. W. Jones and John D. Crock. ett. The next meeting of the board will be held Friday, February 1s.- Gazette.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
WON'T BE STAGED
 IN LONDON
RICHARD REPEATS THAT Dp,m SEY AND CARPENTER WILL
 MEET IN U. $.

New York, Feb, 9.-The Jack Deun sey-Georges Carpenter proposed in,.. national wrangle will not be Shnnt., to London, Tex Riekard, who is ma noting the contest took occasion aoo,. today to repeat with loud emnho.,. that the bout will be held in tho al, U. S. A, and that in all liklihood |. will be staged not stones throw f,o,. Manha ttan. Rickard also said that h. knew nothing about Charles B. Cno, ran changing his mind about contin, ing as an associate in the arrangemen,, for the big bout and that the ho,, would go to England.
 "I can't understand why such fuss |, being made about this contest" s.a Tex today. T have the two bore,, under contract. l have lived ID IA all obligations, and as I have repeated,, said, will go through with the program as originally arranged. William
 a. Brady has withdrawn and I have so cepted him as the legal representatiyA of Charles B. Cochran. Brady has AS. ~ured me that Cochran is our to stay However, if MT. Cochran has changed bis mind and wants to play. l will bs glad to have him with me"
 
 If there is any more hitch over tha arrangements, I think We better send fol Bob Edgren, who has been appoint. ed sole arbitrator. The legal dom. mcntS transferring the interests of Messrs Brady and Cochran will be duly executed in a few days and then I will he prepared to proceed with all the nec. essary details. The bout will not go to London. you can rest assured on thatn Jack Kearns, when seen today, said that he proposes to take Dempsey to Europe shortly and merely cabled Coch. ran to satisfy his own mind as to wheth or MT Cochran had withdrawn from the contest and received word from the English promoter that he had not with. drawn
 "I have no doubt but what the bout will go through as originally planned" said kearns, but l really think, not withstanding all that has been said about it, that Cochran will be the as- >ociate of Mir. Rickard when the final plans are eompleted-Gazette.
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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
ENTERTAINMENT
 PLEASES ALL
HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE END OF THE RAINBOW" TO
 APPRECIATIYE AUDIENCE.

At the High school auditorium laSt night cultured cast of home talent under the personal direction of Miss Agnes Ellis. presented The End of the Rainbow" to a large and appreciattF1 audience.
 Every available seat was occupied and many persons were forced 10 stand while others sat in the windows.
 From the time the curtain was raised until it's final fall, amid the plaudits of the pleased assemblage, there was mol dull moment on the stag r was an "all star" cast that showed the Rain hOws end.
 Each and every part was played with the ease and grace of time Honnred ae. tors and the opiuioL prevails tha. from out the talent exhibited in last nlght', performance. tl.a theatrical we1ld might be able to choose new national x:ar. Some far eff city may ee the home of the movie queen bit Pres cot, is the home Of Miss Agnes El,is who is the queen of home talent pro ductions. To her belongs tn credit for the successful presentation 5t the play last night, which will be followed perhaps. by aaother in the near future
 The receipts showed S9600 whieI gles flo the E. I. ?. |. of this city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
MAD DOG SCARE.

Quite | little excitement followed the appearance of mad dog on our streets this morning.
 The animal was first discovered un- der heath the kitchen floor of the New Park Hotel. il was chased out from there when it ran under the home of MT. Kinser and later on moved under the home of Mrs. Lewis.
 City Marshall Willingham soon ap- peared on the scene and shot the dog to death before 1t had bitten anybody
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
VOTE IN SENATE ON
 WALLS EMORY BILL

For-Barnes, Bogle, Bone, Deiscb, Emory, Golf, Hartje, Haley, Jackson, Johnston, Latimer, Lefler, McCabe McFarlin, McFerrin, McGraw, Mont gomery, owens, Price, Roddy, Shock ley, Thompson, Townsend, Walls, Will son of Calhoun, Wilson of Union and Wilson of Washington Total 27
 Against-Caldwell Collins, Johnson, Scott, Stewart, Woods and President Cazort. Total '.
 Senator Johnston, who is Ill, was recorded as voting for the bill by virtue of his being paired with Senator Woods.
 Not Voting-vaughan.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
PEN BOARD TO
 ABANDON WALLS
MEMBERS ESTIMATE THIS WILL SAVE THE STATE S35, 5,000
 \ YEAR.

Abolition of the penitentiary walls at the earliest possible date and imme- diate transfer of the prisoners now held there to the Tucker and Cummins farms was determined upon by the new Arkansas Penitentiary Commission at meeting yesterday afternoon, fol- folwing an inspection of the state pc nal institutions during the last week.
 A total saving to the state of approx mately S3j, ,00o annually will he effect ed by disseminating the walls. ]. R. Alexander. chairman of the board, said. Prisoners will be transferred di- rectly to the state farms.
 While the board has made no defi- nite plan for disposing of the walls. il has been suggested that the site might be turned over 10 the state Board of Health as an isolation hospital.
 Pending further action, NJ. l. Shus- ter, warden; F. H. Dempsey, electri- clan, $. M. Taylor, night watchman. and 0. E. Toole will be retained Mf. Toole, who win be clerk, will be in charge of distribution of supplies al the commissary, and will be required to make bond as disbursing officer of the petit cash fund. which he will receive from F. II. Cheyne. MT. Toole has had 10 years experience in clerical state work and has been bookkeeper at the walls for the last two years.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
CHAMBER OF COM
 MERGE MEETING

The Chamber of Commerce met last night at the City Hall with several en- thusiastie members present.
 After general discussion of the oil situation. d committee was appointed to raise funds for the futherance of an advertising campaign. setting forth the abundant possibilities of the oil industry in Nevada county This com mittee is composed of the following well known business men of Prescott: Thos. (. McRae. Jr.. Clyde Nelson, A. H. Smith. and A. NJ Westmoreland.
 .tn air of confidence was manifested and many were the expressions of faith in the immediate development of the oil wells now going down at different points in the county. Then followed a discussion of the Natural Gas compa- ny's threat to discontinue its service unless certain conditions were met, and the body as whole, expressed its ap- proval of the proposed legislative act. 10 make the Gas company a common carrier under the rules and regulations governing such carriers
 Three new members were added to the chambers personnel. and the meet ing last night showed a spirit of per feet harmony-with Prescott'S advance mcnt the paramount thought in the minds of those present.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17
f TILL THEY MARRY.

County Clerk Algia billiard issued the following marriage licenses yes terday: Horace Hamilton to Miss Neya Bardwell, of Emmet. Authur Galloway to Miss Ida Carnes, of Elm met. Fred Lawrence to Annie Brown colored, Luther McGough to Lula Fish CT, eolored. of Prescott.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17

Mistress--I find you've been wearing my best gown. That must never hap pen again.
 Maid-Certainly not. Members of my set would never think of being seen in the same evening gown twice. Baltimore Sun.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17


 Mrs. Mark Smyth and daughter, Mrs Bernie Buchanan, returned from Tex arkana last night on No. 6.
 Joe Hall of Rosston is trading here today.
 Floyd Powell of Gurdon, is visiting in the eity.
 Wid>on Adams, prominent farmer of route ?, is transacting business in town today.
 Sheriff L. C. Steele and Deputy J. R. E. Moore j. r. arrived in town this aft ernoon after week spent tax collect ing They will go out again next Mon day
 George Dewoody of Sayre, route l. is in town today on business, and added I et
 MT. and Mrs Carl Viekers of Ark adelphia. returned home yesterday af- ternoon after | pleasant visit with rel atives in and near Prescott
 
 Rev l. II. Cummings left on the Prescott and Northwestern this morn ing for Highland, where he will hold quarterly conference. l. A. Sullivan of Camden. added his name to the list of Daily Picayune sub Scribers this morning. Mir. Sullivan stopped over night with his old friend !. H. Criner of the New Park Hotel
 Joe Bailey, secretary Of the State Highway Department is spending today and tomorrow at his home here. MT. Haley is one of the most competent men in the employment of the state.
 
 Joseph MoSeley, scaler for the Valley Lumber company at their camp south of town was in town today on business. He reports that his brother, W. F. Nose ley. who lives at Bluff City has been quite sick for several days with pneu- nonia
 Severay small lease transactions are of record a5 the circuit clerks office today
 Jud Fore. T. L. Purtle and Luther Armstrong of Sutton. are tranSacting business here today
 A. II. Boswell of Bodcaw, K in town today wit hall kinds of faith in the oil well going down al his burg.
 The Gas company k extending it's line about 300 feet on East Second stree. toward the Junction City mill. Wonder who's in town today that causes County Clerk Algia billiard to wear q peculiar" smile of gladness? H. 0. Giles returned from Hattis- burg, Miss, on No. 233 last night where he has been spending few days with brother
 Irwin Nelson of route 2, was caller at this office today and subscribed for the Daily Picayune. Our Daily circu- lation is reaching uot to all part of the county.
 Miss Ruby Mendenhall is in our city today on her way to Hamburg, where she holds responsible position in the farm demonstration work in Ashley county. Miss Ruby has been visiting her parents for several days at ROsston. Misses Mildred and Gladys Walthall of Texarkana, will arrive here on No. 6 this evening, and will attend the High school entertainment tonight. The young ladies will stay over Sunday in Prescott, the guests of their father, MT. M. O. walthall, of the Picayune office.
  Read our Classified ad column.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-17

S. T. White and Cleveland Hit re. turned from St Louis, where they have been purchasing goods for their respec. tive storee-