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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
BRADSTREET'S REPORT

New York, July -sradstreets to-
morrow viii say:
Generally quiet condition in trade
and Industry with retail business
more active than wholesale and job
hing business. due mainly to exten-
sively advertised sales Of seasonal
goods at reduced prices. continued
slow collections active progress OF
the harvest northward. with winter
wheat cutting and threshinE well ad-
vanced and slightly better tone OF
reports as to the crops still to he
harvested. are among the more i'm
medistely preceptible features in the
weeks advances
Other items having more or less In
innate relation to the general thade
movement are the slight advance, one
per cent shown In Bradstrcet's num-
hers for July !, over that ruling on
June /. the first advance. by the way.
In thirteen months: rise in this
weeks weekly food index. the con
t!uuance of the steadier tone and more
cheerful feeling noted last week in the
stock market despite a late reaction
due to profiteerinE on the rise. and
the growth OF the idea that European
needs win In the coming cereal year
as in tho one Just ended call for a
large volume OF exports OF our grains.
particularly wheat. and more meats.
notably hog products.
Weekly bank clcsrirEs. $500 555. .0co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
Sporting Notes

Chica eo-Jack Dempsey left Chicago
last night for salt Lake City to visit
his mother and tell her Of his fight
last Saturday with Georges Carpenter.
The heavyweight champion had been
here since Wednesday.
Boston-1ohnny Wilson. middle
weight champion. will defend his title
AGAINST George Robinson of Cam
bridge in a ten round bout at the Bos-
ton arena on the night OF July IL. 1t
was announced.
Fl Paso-Tornrny Carter Of Ell Paso.
defeated Benny Cordovs OF ilouduer-
que. " NJ, in the tenth round OF their
bout here last night Cordova failed to
respond to the bell in the eleventh
They are iiehtweiShts.
Pittsburgh-In an exhibition game
here yesterday the Pittsburs Nationals
won from the New York Americans. 5
to :. Babe Ruth struck out twice and
failed to &c, safe hit
Chica go-Sorna Of tho greatest stars
in baseball. including Ty Cobb. man
aEer OF the Detroit Americans. Eddie
Collins. captain Of the Chicago White
SoN and half dozen other Detroit
players may be called to testify in de-
Tense of White SoN players and others
on trial here. it became known yestsr-
day.
Omaha Jack Dempsey. worlds
heavyweight champion purilist. who
passed thru here today on his way to
Salt Lake in q statement to newspa per
men denied that he is willing to fight
Jack johnson. 'or any other negro
fighter"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
.o ENGINES SENT OUTSIDE
OWN sUops FOR REPAIRS

Chicago. III. July Slack OF motive
power and the difficulty OF obtaining
mechanics were given as reasons why
the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
railroad sent some fifty locomotives
outside its own shops to be repaired.
In testimony today OF tho roads OFF,
cials. before the interstate commerce
commission.
Under the transportation act. "ef-
iciency and economy are required
Of railroad manaEements and the in
vcatisation regarding repairs made out
side their own shops was begun by the
commission some time ago to deter
mine whether this practice complied
with these two provisions OF the law.
Rail union leaders conteuded that out
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

New York, July s.-Strength devel.
oped in wheat prices today largely as
confirmation of reports of black rust
In Canada. The market closed firm
&c to &c net higher with Sept. sL21ia
TO st.oia. and December $l.24h to
si2iIs.
Corn finished &c net lower to lsc
advance and oats unchanged 70 &c
higher.
In provisions the close was un-
changed to &c up.
At first the wheat market showed a
tendency to decline owing more or less
to correct authorizations that the gov
ernment crop report would prove TO
be less bullish than had been looked
for and that the deterioration OF the
crop would he offset in measure in
the par hasis for the month.
Scantiness OF rural offerings. how.
ever. and word that rains had inter
ferred with threshing in Kansas and
Nebraska tended to check the bears.
Subsequently fresh advices regarding
black rust were given the most attsn-
ton and were instrumental in turning
the market decidedly upgrade after
midday
Messages from Winnipeg said sam
pies Of wheat showing black rust had
been received from many points In
Manitoba and also from PAGES in Sas-
katchewan
Corn for July delivery was strength
cned by export sales OF 10000 bushels
other months were caster owing to
scattered faii-s. oats averaged higher
with wheat Indications OF export de-
rnand for laid gave a little firmness to
provisions.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

thica-o. july S-The fifty million
dollar 9ool formed nv bankers FOR the
relief ~ the livestock industry win ha
In operation in two weeks, It was an
nnunced here today following r CON
Terence yesterday when sattsfartorv
plan was made for redtscountinE live
stock paper at federal reserve banks
The plan. approved by tho federal
reserve board, provides rediscountirg
~ original cattle paper in maturity OF
six months. Tho banlss plan to renew
the loans several times
Applications FOR loans IN excess OF
one million dollars already have been
received
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
CHICAGO IINESIoCM

Chicago. July s-U $ Bureau o,
Markets'-Cattle 1000. mostly strong.
scuNe spots higher. bulk beef steer.
3 .0ol e5. bulk fat cows and belfaru'
" 5o1 $50; Gamers AMI cutters largely
fa,eap f,5. bulk BOLOGNA bulls. 81 s0eT
so. bulk butcher grades. tsMds -5
veal calves largely. Sg.75diA5o
Hogs receopts .5.0oN. active: better
grades strong to Ice higher: Others
steady to l5c lower than yesterday y =
average. top. s. sos bulk Of sales. ;. Is
p'.tS. piss strong to i5c higher: bulk
hlo pigs. s. n0dq Is
sheep receipts 1000. fat lambs mostly
&c higher. three loads choice Idaho.
.''c higher NJ Nl-ib, good Idaho. ii00.
TOP natives. ii0.5s. cuIls mostly IS IN .
sheep steady.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Mass, July s-Ths Com
nercisl Bulletin tomorrow will say.
The week has seen little change in
the volume n business transacted or
in the character of the demand The
call for wool still is largely for grades
running three-eights and finer and
more especially for the staple or wor-
stod woods. Prices show little change
in fact. there is hardly any ruotable
change in any grade The mills. rs
pecialiy those making worsteds. arc
generally we'll engaged In tho west
buying proceeds more or less steadily
The tariff furnishes food for con
lecture In the trade and there ia little
doubt that the measure will have to be
modified IN certain respects as regards
the wool schedule.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
KANSAS CRY LIvrsrock

Kansas city July s-tU. ; Bureau
~ Markets. Cattle receipts. $50. beef
iy -sc higher, top yearlings $50: cal
YES strong. best vealers. IS 25Ts.s0;
other classes steady. common and me-
dunn cows 81 S0Ti.so; Gamers mostly
around si.5H; good hcifers. ss.O0hs5o
Hogs receipts 100. open slow; most
- TO lNc lower than yesterday g
average. close active with early loss
reEnined:' few loads choice lights to
packers, 1855; prime go pound hog
S92S. bulk Of sales. =. soGa Is: stock
pigs steady; few at 1900
sheep receipts 100: receipts insult
fcient to fully test market: sheep
steady, lambs steady to sc lower. TOP
natives 1900
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
SHOPS BEAT EMPLOYEES
IN PRACTICE GAME

In a five inning practice game on
Parks Field Friday afternoon the
shops team defeated the Employees
Representatives 5l.
The arbitrators took the lead in
tho second inning. Hill hit a two
bagger but was caught between sec
ond and third on n fielder's choice.
With two down O. B. Wolf drove the
ball tn left field for homer.
Two home runs in the fifth cinrhed
the game for the Shops team. Dsa-
con Jones driving out a circuit clout
with ko.hryar on base, and FuE But
tuer swinging ? haymaker on an out
curve sending It to the long grass in
center with two men on the sacks.
Shops ................. s
r.. Reps ........s...... 1 o
Ruttner. Schupp. Me
ponnld. Rosendahl. Spiess. Smith.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
MAN SAYS HES DETECTIVE.
POLICE SAN HE'S INsANE

Grsnd Junction, CoIo-, july I'm IN
sane man. believed to have escaped
from a carload Of foreigners which
went thru here last night for New York
for deportation, was captured here to-
day.
The man called at the office Of tho
Grand Junction News and asked for
paper and envelopes and sought to
take care of great amount OF per-
sonai correspondence in the office.
+ was late and he was asked to leave.
Later he returned and annoyance of a
rirl employe resulted in calling the
sheriff. Tho man said he was a de
tective.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
MONEY

New York. July Prime msrren-
uls paper 81, dsi7. exchange irregular.
sterling demand. aTot-. cables. 55ir,
rrancs demand. Is'. cables. 5e7. Rel
zisn francs demand Isl. cabiea =,
Guiiders demand. . 81. cables. s- 50
Lire demand. 81. cables. t7a Mari.
demand IL. cables. 121 Greece do
mand 5Si. Sweden demand. p. 5i0 Nor
way demand. 1885; Argentine demand.
-'-'S. brazilian demand. iios. Mon
treal l. per cent discount.
fiue loans steady an six ner cent
Gall none, firmcr. hiEh. s: law. 81
ruling rate "a. closing bid. s. offered
at s. last loan. s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

smith and n. 1. McCaffree. Nc
Caffrec won in the shoot off for sec
ond houors.
George Burt of Denver. won the
professional championship with 1917
out or 200 targets
Captain 4. II. Hardy Of Denver was
second with 1875
Christopher winner Of the amateur
contest. has been in trapshootinE
tournaments but three years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

First same a. St. Paul. 5; Louisville.
Second same-st Paul. 5; Louisville.
FRS, game a, Milwaukee. /: Column
bus. :.
Second gam. at Milwaukee. s: Col
umbus. 10.
At Minneapolis. S; Indianapolis. Z.
At Kansas City. II: Toledo. T.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
MErAL arorATin.s

Now York, July cooper steady.
slectrolytic spot and nearby ia, d13c.
Third quarter, i3dl3iac. Tin firmer
spot and nearby. t2ao0. futures. so 90.
Iron easier. No. ! northern. 81 00a
-5.oH. No northern. t2e.p0G 500: No.
, southern. 10000 q 10 Lead quiet.
I-pot, - 90 Zinc steady. East 81 Iouis
spot. ii1S1 l15. Anthony spot. sLJ5
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
CHICAGO PnopucE

Nhlcaso' July s.-Butter higher.
Creamery extras. SIC; standards. &c
firsts. S2H sc; seconds. sSn3ic.
Esgs lower. receipts S.ae7 cases.
tlrst>. -tF -9'z' standards. eatsT -.
ordinary firsts. ssH25c. at mark raer.
included. .sGeSc.
hrollers. .5r55c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
new YORK SHUTS CHICAGO
NEHF HOLDING CUBS TO 3 HITS
Alexander Pitching Good, But Fumble By Kelleher
In Ninth Is osdy-Pittsburg Beats
Brooklyn
NATIONAL

New York. July s.-New York shut
out Chicago. Nehf holding the Cubs
to three hits and giving no passes
Alexander also pitched an effective
game but lost in the ninth. when
kelleher's tumble allowed Frisch to
score after the bases were filled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
wopp sr>r TO G. y. MEET

New YORK July s. President Hard
inz and Vice President Coolidge sent
messages today to the sixth world e
Christian Endeavor convention.
The Christian Endeavor societies. the
president wrote. represent precisely the
sort Of Inspiring purpose that the world
SO greatly needs in these times.
The vice president said tho Chris
tfan Endpavor organization. repre-
s.,u,ed an effort to put religion into
practice.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
NFW YORk COTrOy

New York. July S-Cotton future.
closed barely steady. July. silas: oc-
toher. siesS: December. sis.is: Ianu-
ary Si5.2i. March. Si5.53.
Cotton closed barely steady net :
points higher to II points lower.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

I-One out when winning run
scored Walker hit by batted ball.
H.-Ran for Smith in s.
ou.-Batted for Gonzales in ?.
Chicago . 600 600 600 )
New York . 900 600 00l-l o
BatterieS-Als1ander and Killer.
Nehf and Smith. Snyder.
Summary-Three base hits: Smith.
Stolen base: Maisel. Sacrifice hit:
Gonzales. Bases on balls: OFF Alex
ander. g. Struck out: Nehf. ,.
BROOKLYN. y. 7. July s-PfttsburE
defeated Brooklyn by punching two
hits with Schupp's wilderness and Oh
sons error IN the sixth inning. ROD
.crtson was hit on the head by
pitched ball but was unable TO con-
tinue.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
Baseball Challenge

Mesa White so1 issue a challenge to
the Berkovich White SoN for a game
Tuesday or Friday evening, July T.
or Is. on the New Central grounds. The
Mesa captain asks that answer to
the challenge he sent care The Chief
a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
SENATOR'S son UNCONSCIOUS
FROM Et'LIT'T wOINt,

uranEo roloI Inly N-.ErNnn Norrl-
son. Of Dolores. son cf state senator
J. l.. Morrison. still is unconscious
from bullet wound Just above his
heart, believed to have been received
Mhile he was cleanInE a reNolver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
KILLS woMA>, rI,p< sEIr

Oakland. Calf. July S.-Mrs. Edna
Vaughn. 80. was shot and killed in her
room at q local hotel shortly before
midnight last night. the police allese.
hy Albert Watson. =. who ended his
own life In an adjoining room No
motive for the crime 10 known, the
police said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
LIBERTY Ro~na

Liberty 7tss $3.50. Lib. I'd l.. ssat.
Lib LIST as. So. Lib I'd u.s. sTt..
Lib % it.s. aioo. Lib 9Th as. s7fe.
Lib. ist ia.E. 9s -. Lib 5th as. aS1t
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. July Seattle 1000: fully
steady; beef steers. Ss.50I7 IS. cows
and heifcrs. S5.0ods.75i calves. ;s.o1G
80; stockers and feedrs - lHd6 %.
bulls te.e0Ii00
Hogs. 300; steady to iec lower. top.
g. %. bulk. is-15Gao9
sheep 900. market sc higher;
lambs se-5e6io Is. ewes. i55ed4e5
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
puur,gs uAMMrn rrErrEp

Philadolphia, Pa, july s.-PhiIadeT-
phia hit Pfeffer hard and easily de-
feated ST Louis. -Four of the lo.sl
tsuies we're due to home runs by
James Smith and konctchy. snith's
circuit drive in the second inning ac-
counted for three runs while kore-
tchy's tied the score !n the sixth.
Three doubles and a single gave the
Phlllies four runs I'm the eighth Score
:, Louis - naN 100 nHa-i I
philadelphia . on1 col itx-a u ,
Batteries: Pfcffer and Clemons;
Ring and BruEEy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
KANSAS CITY pRoprcr

Kansas city. Mo. July s-EEgs And
butter unchanged
Poultry lc higher. ,ic. others un-
changed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
CHICAGO

BafteTIes--6aNney and ~Ihan-5
Kerr and Schaik
SUMMARY Two Base hits-Strunk.
johnson. FAX. Nost!i. Schaik. Stolen
hsses-Ruth. Kerr. johnson. Secrifice
hits-Mullissn. . Double plays-Col-
Inns to johnson to Sheely. Schalk to
Collins. Bases on baNs-OH Kerr.
:. Shawkey, :. Hit by pitcher-By
Kerr. CPeckinpaugh). Struck out by
Kerr. ). Shavkey. :.
So. Louis Mo. July s.-Zschary was
hit hard before he was taken out in
the sixth.
Williams hit his sixteenth home run
Of III. season in the sixth inning with
two on base. Score:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
AMERICAN IEA.CU.
Gawes Today.

Washington AZ ST. Douis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Now York at Chicago
Boston at Detroit
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
GREELEY WINS AMATEUR
STNTi. TRAP SHOOT

Denver. colo. July s.-R. w
christopher. Of Greeley, Colo. today
won the state amateur trap-shooting
championship by breaking 1as out OF
zoo targets. Three others were tied
at 1877. They were c. ". Luff. II. VI.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Birmingham. s: Memphis. 4
At Nashville, J: Mobile. ?
At Chattanooga. :. New Orleans. :.
At Little Rock-Atlauta wet grounds
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
sII.N u.R


New York. July S.-Bar silver do.
mesuc; oes foreign. 80: Mexican dol.
lars. is-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
DICK KERR SCORES FOURTH WIN
0VERYANKEES NNEAR Shut
Both Teams Play Enorless Williams, St. Louis,
Hits Sixteenth Home Run With Two
On Base
AMERICAN

Chicago, Ill, July s.-Dick Kerr con
tinued n. effectiveness. against New
York and scored his fourth win over
the Yankees. Two walks and hit
saved the visitors from a shut out
Score
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

Charity: Davis and Collins. Two
base hits: Tohin, Smith Jacobson.
Three base hits: Elerhe, Williams,
Milan. Home runs: Tobin. Williams.
judge. Stolen bases: Harris. Char
rity. Double plays: Davis to Ellerbe
to Sisler. Bases on balls: off Davis.
4 Innings pitched: Zachary, 5 Ia:
Schacht. > 2-3. Hit by pitcher: by
Davis Harrisl. (Rice). Struck out:
by Davis. ;; Zachary. I. Balk: Schac
by Davis. 5; Zachary, /. Balk:
Schacht.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
IrruIA NINE FLAWS SUNDAY

Tho Court of Honor Browns. base
ball team will play tho Lithia nine
at the new Central grounds SUNDAY
-, o'clock. Both organizations
claim strong teams and a good game
should result.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
BOSTON WINS

Detroit, Mich. July s.-Joe Bush held
Detroit to four hits and Boston won.
Heilmaun made the longest home run
in the history Of the local park. -
distance OF SO feet. Babe Ruth's
longest hit vas $50 feet at the Polo
Grounds this year. Score:
Boston .............ioo 0lo oio-s 10 2
Detroit ........... 900 0o5 0oo-3 s
Batteries - ]. Bush. and Ruei; Hol-
ling and Bassier.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chieago. July s.-Potatoes STEADY; 4;
receipts % cars virg-inta. sioO55it;
barrel Carolina, i500as 20 barrel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gawes ToAay.

Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at New Nori-.
st. Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
Fittshurg at BrooIlyu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
WESTERN LEAGUE

At TulssH. 1: Joplin.
Al Oklahoma City. .. Wichita. 7.
Only two scheduled.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
nosrON PEAr REps

Boston. Mass. July s.-Bosto0 de-
feated Cincinnati. Scott held the
visitors to five. hits and Boston made
its seven hits count thanks to three
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

IN iceland. rodtish are dried and
ground into a flour for use in making
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

Summary: Two base hits. Bighee.
Cooper. Wheat. thre base hits. Olson
Seis: sacrifices. Barnhsrt. Cooper.
wheat: double plays, Olson 20 kilduff
to Schmandt. Cutshaw 70 schmandt,
bases on halls. off Schupp :. Cooper
5; innings pitched. S-nupp :. Bitcheli
.: hit by pitcher, Schupp. 'Rohertson)' :
struck out by sohupp. ?. cooper !.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
Coast League

At sacramentc-First game.
Portland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II /
sacramento .,.......s-......-....S IL o
sstteries-Ross and Baker. Proush,
Manifold. kuntz and Elliott.
At Salt Lake city.
seattle ..'-.''.'''.'...'''.'' ! i
Sdit Lake .........-.-..--..-....
MISUNDERSTANDING and Spencer. Kal-
lilo and Lynn.
At San Francisco
san Francisco .-..-........."...s IS !
oakland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bstteries-o'Doul and TeIle. Alten.
Winn. Valentine. Seibold and Koch
Ter.
At Sacramento-Second game.
Portland ................-.... 5 10 .
sacramento .-..----...-- -s.-ss-.lO u q
Batteries-Pillette and Fisher: Me
haus. huntz and Cook
At Los Angeles.
I."s Snseies -.''s....--.....-.-...-
Nsrnon ..--.....--...-...---..
Batteries-CrandaIl and Baldwin;
Faeth and Hannah.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Oren HlEh LoN q

Furnished by y. s. Walpoic. rooms
1874 Thatcher Block. Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09
DENVER cunB AND SUGARS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK COTTON rxcu.Ncr

Furnished by y. : walnola. Tha,ch.
er Building. Pueblo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

z-Ratted for Schupp in seventh.
-r-Ratted for Mitchell in ninth.
Pittshurg .......-- 10 ~rS neN-a
Brooklyn ......... nHf 30 100 ~
Batteries. Cooper and schmidt
schupp. Mitchell and Miller
-....-.r... r-,n IN hifs- DlEhse.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-09

ling and Basler.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Mrs q u Chapman II -. fsss
Noble entertained ihe past NAtfoas
eish last nlsai Whea ,he evening ~as
spent IN study u he eanstiausnsl
Laws During the social hear r..
ircf hmeni- we're SERVED 70 eleven
members In t~o weeks Nrs. " n
nlekca vpi entertain tbe eiah
n y
westr,,rstsr Slrls Nave
peUohtfui tssn.se
Monday osening the westmlnsisr
Gifl. of the preshyairian ,harh
we're snteftalne6 hy Miss l.aura
sslfeman ehcn Missionary taias u
the lite in India we're slsen 4 soeal
solo hy Miss natsl i4iatna ana =
piauo solo hy MIS-. nafoihs rlsketl
uere eatly rnNyoa
During ihe soc.si hoar Interesting
gaines ~ere p,aYca a feature y the
evening aas contest in whleh iiaaai
Linton ara Mary Hester fsias r..
ciy,d prizes
Dainty refreshments wefe served
% Dorothy Nichols. sarah Reed Anna
NAY Caspafd. Dorothy Pickett Gen
eva fdmoudrton. Mary Hester fsius.
Nshie snapp. Wilma Noffan. llaseI
Nllnr Mrs Goo Nichols Nfs lin.
ton and Ms Nleref
81 MS
Nlndcresrten chudres rsss rfeal
The hinaetfarten children ~ Ms
T,ihniy enjoyed anhie through
Highland Park Yesterday aud a laneh
a. a E~ing generously saaalled ihs
klddles aiih candy
X X y
Al Outing Party
Master Lehman lioaaewarlh enter.
tanned thirty 81 his fflends eith an
outing party al The Hlutfs satar
day
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

s-Nrs Dan rrn ana Mr..
Trasers
Acorn clus-Nrs c y Peak
H jiux ciab Miss ssmmle lea
Haghcs
u u. c clab-Mr wm. niskell
FRIDAY
Rooney Mooney shah clae-Nrs
Stella neland
Saturday
Phi Delta Gamma Nrs John
Fnro~ a. Oklahoma city
xSS ExEyx xxSx Xxx =
y DAILY rAoUcNT X
xExx wxAxS zxxx y
he ~ho learns ,hc rules q wisdom
wlthoa, conforming TO them IA hls
life Is iike the msn Who pioaghs "a his
field hut doses not sow Saa-
A ~ N
Cambridge club noias Session
With ia elxe mcmhers present Mrs
Sam Gsriner. vicc president rallied
10 order the meeting % the cam
bridge club Monday Mrs i. a
Hahn was elected president "a sus
ceed Mrs p 4. nrosu. Aho resigned
and Mrs y NJ Carter eas elected
c'isc 90 succeed Mrs Tom Farreii
Who is leaving the city Nrs Carter
was leader 81 the program. which
opened with a biographical sketch 81
carpeutler hv Ms George Martin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Boon fOund feIlef. NOW I fnf % al nv
own work and Il Is the Vegetable Com.
pound that has saved me from an opera
ton. cannot praise your medicine TOO
highly and tell all of my friends and
neighbors what the Compound did for
me. " = Hra. MARGARET McCunBER,
= 5. Frazier ST.. Georgetown. Illinois.
Mrs. hcCumber ls one Of the unnum.
bered thousands Of housewives who
struggle 10 keep about their daily tasks,
while suffering from ailments peculiar
70 women with backache. sidesehes,
headaches. bearing-down pains and ner-
vousness, and II every such woman
should profit by her experience and give
LYDIA T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound a trial they would get well.
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PERSONALS OF
:. SOCIETY :.

/ Mr. and Mr. ; A purslanee hal
o. their dlnnef suosts saturday
evening ~ and Mrs n " iarkin.
Misses Alden oliver Kirkpatrick
Johnson. wInn and Mr Greer
* Y x
franb 1fesham IS m Galveston.
TeNae
y x ~
Mr. = y Richardson was accom-.
panled home from three weeaa trip
20 nallaa. Texas by her grandchildren
= = =
Mrs Anus Ewing ieft this morning
FOR Chlchasha 20 attend the dndlca
tlon % the Fine Arts building n the
oklahoma college Tor women and
also visit her daughter Mics Marion
Eenr
a y y
Rcf J Edmund Thompson LETT tb's
moinlug for st tou4a Ms. as a
delegate 20 the Episcopal synod of
'ho province ~ thc southwest Diocese
of Oklahoma
" n y
Mrs W y nhhford and son ~
oklahoma City are the suest- Of. Mrs
kfnt. kf.lupI
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ieff SIDE mat ! could
not walk across the
floor unless | was all
bumped over. hold
ing to my side ! doc
tored with several
doctors bat found no
relief and they said
! would have 70 have
an operation. My
mother insisted on
my taking Lydia r.
Pinkham's : Vegsta
bic COMPOUND and |
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
ANOTHER WOMAN
ESCAPES
Mrs. MeCumber Avoided a Serious
Operation by Taking Lydia {.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in Time

Georgetown, III. After my frat
baby was born | suffered 40 with my
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Sensltiveness 20 high-pitc = a.
sounds generally weAkens with age
Many old people cannot hear tbs
shri.l ssusk OF a BAT,