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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
Neffaney Defends.

Nil NciIanoy. opposing ,tE" pa Ssaee Of the hill, denied that the pll form demands the abolition of tha commis- sion except "aS how conStit ited II. argued that it should not be abolished unless some substitute were provided
 MT Eelote speaking for the bill. said that under the commission. rates a9t being advanced until the people canno; tolerate conditions much longer lie commended the policies of Governor Mchae and said that he win = down ID history as the state greatest gover nor, as ne stands for return of power 10 the people.
 Mi thel of Garland spok" against me fll, declaring that it seeks tcar uoWh without offering anything in its place He defended former Governo, hfoash against what he declared was unfair and unjust criticism. asseriine tha' he had served the state faith fully and conscientiously.
 The til passed. ayes 73, noes T tbe negative votes being cast hy Messrs chalmers, Ehel. Hill, McHanev Me euhoeh Norfleet and Wood.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
JOHN HOLDER IN CUSTODY.

Early this morning Sheriff Luke c. Steele received informa tion that John Holder was coming to town, and to ar- rest him for threatening to kill parties out in his neighbOrhoOd.
 It seems that Holder who was recent ly pardOned from the penitentiary for the killing of John Thornton about one year ago, is of unsound mind, and his threatening attitude since returning home alarmed the family and neigh bOrhood to such an extent that his in carcera rion in the state hospital for nervous diseases was deemed advisable.
 Sheriff Steel and deputies picked him up on the streets the minute he arrived in town this morning and lodg- ed him in jail He did not resist arrest being taken completely by surprise, but it is believed he would have shown fight had he anticipated the action ef the officers.
 Sheriff Steel will carry him to l.is tie Rock this afternoon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
MT. MORIAH NEWS.

Health is very good at this wr;,,n. we are glad to say. Some of the girls still have the blues.
 Rev. w. W. Fincher of stamps Ark was at Mt. Moriah Sunday and preach. ed very fine sermon to a large crowd Come again Brother Fincher. we sre glad to see you back at old Mt. Morish in >.he stand once more.
 MT. ]. W. Tomlin and family of Gale visited MT. +. l.. Martindale and family of Mt. Moriah.
 County Clerk Algia Dillard spent Sat urday night with the writer.
 Miss Leona Tomlin of Gale visited Miss Lula Hart Saturday night and they attended church at Mt. Moriah Sunday.
 Miss Anise Miller and Miss Pearl Tomlin took dinner with Mrs, Ethel Fuller Sunday.
 Miss Jewell Dillar6 visited her sister Saturday night and attended the soci- ety here.
 Our society will meet on Wednesday night the 18th, in stead of on Saturday night on account of the Fiddler's Con test being at Rosston Saturday night the 18th Rev. D. W. Barham will preach at Mt. Moriah school house on Saturday night before the third Sunday Fey erybody come out and hear him.
 Success to the Picayune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
HUSBAND MAKES BOOZE
 WHILE WIFE BREACHES

Philadelphia, Feb. 7.-Deputy Sher- if Fred F. Wright captured the largest still that has ever been found in Clark county, Saturday afternoon, when he went to the 40-acre farm place of Isom Lockett, negro, two miles southeast of Curtis, and says he found the outfit in full glast Lockett and his helper, Henry Johnson, also negro. were arrest ed by Deputy Wright and Marshal Bloomfield of Gurdon. and brought here and placed in the county jail The still arrived today by rail and is being set mp in the courthouse yard for ex- hibition.
 The still has two coils. and boiler that looks like a small stand pipe. Wit hthe still were captured 13 gallons of whiskey and 600 gallons of mash. Lockett and his wife. who are about 50 and 10 years old. respectively. are Holiness preachers. The woman was away ar Strong conducting a revival when the officers went to the place A search of the premises revealed that they lived in mxury The house was expensively furnished and was well stocked with food and clothing-Ga- zette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
Mir Wood Opposes Bill.

Renresentatiye Wood of Lee county onnos;ng the bill. charged that the plat form demanding abolition of the com mission was drawn and dictated by n minority. and that Governor McRae IS a minority governor, having received only 70 OOO out of 163 000 votes east in the primary. He said that the abol- ition of the commission is demanded mostly hv "diSgruntled communities and shyster lawyers, because of decis- ions that did not meet their approval
 Mir. Doyle raised point of order that Mir. Wood was not speaking on the subject to which the Lee county repi Q. sentative retorted. Yes. that's the way you want to suppress free speech Ton don't want to hear the truth. lou ere hlndly following the dictates If Governor McRac. and if he should send bill in here to abolish the Acts Of the Apostles, you would vote for it. l re- slize that I am leading a foriorn hope, but I Cpose to vote my conv,ciims.
 MT Gregory of Prairie insisted that the party platforms are solemn oblics- tions; that the Corporation com'ais- son X {; body over which t,a ic"p:o have nc authority. as 'it is not Iesp3n- sible to ny power on earth in heaven
 IT ln frll all that the people have to do ~ltE fl being to pay the bills"
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
DRAFTS MEMORIAL.

Attorney John H. Crawford wss sp- pointed to draft memorial on the death of Hon. c. c. Hamby, of Pres colt, Arkansas, at meeting of the local bar several days ago The memorial was submitted yesterday, and is tri- bute to the memory of the man, who, for over fifty years has served his conn try. both in his professional capacity, and as statesman.
 The Clark county circuit court dirct- ed that the memorial be spread upon it's records, and out of respect to the deccased court was adjourned.--ArS- adelp.,ia Daily Herald.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
WOMAN,S MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Woman's Missionary Society met Monday at the home of Mrs. John A. Davis. A good attendance and fine program.
 Miss Florence Whitesides conducted the devotional exercises in that sweet impressive way she has of just making you feel like you want to really do something for the Master The story of the Good Samaritan was the subject
 The society accepted the resigna ton of Mrs. I. A. Blakely as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Gill Buchana was elected to fill the place. When the reports were given in it seemed that all officers were doing their duty. be cause we had splendid reports. We feel sure we will reach the goal this year We want to make it the best year of the society
 We have added six new members since our last business meeting and only hope that we may be able to add that many each month of the year.
 The society was glad to have Bro. Sage, Mesdames Teeter, Nj. Nj. Smyth, Leanard Henderson. and Allspaugh as guests
 At the close of the meeting we were treated to delicious salad course by Mrs. Davis. assisted by Mrs. Hirst and Dill.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
TO ABOLISH COR
 PORATTON BODY
,o,,Sr PASSES GATES BILL AZ TER SPENDING NEARLY ALL
 DAY IN ORATORY.

,o house continues to run true to form in its support "f administrator policies. ,...o ,;u Inv Mir u..os of Jonoke was passed late yes +ordav afternoon by an almost una u, .o,,s vote It repeals outright the act = 1o,o creating the Arkansas oofpol' - Commission. Mir. Gates first plii "'-Y e. tho abolition of the Peniten- ". Commission. and it already IS ID astoot The passage of the An1-Cor' noration Commission bill came ai'ef "
 of oratory. in which small ma
 ... ,,,as given a respectful hearing although there were no ihoica ''o"' ,bat any ones vote was changed.
 u, Gates led the debate for the blii ro i6 that the Corporation Commls-
 is an autocratic and bureaucratic hodv the antithesis of democratic sell government: that the commission hao I boan af allure, and that it could grind o,. rates more satisfactorily for the oo-norations than any judicial body that it had utterly failed to protect the riohts of the people He said it was srranee the representatives from the cities favor the commission, while .,osa from the rural districts oppose f. He said that no substitute Is need cd because all that is necessary Is to return the power to the people, where fl existed before the creation Of the commission. While it is true, he said that the utilities are taxed to pay the expenses of the commission the com missions tax the people through higher rates 10 meet the extra cost.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
LEASES CHANGE HANDS.

At the circuit clerks office we find the following lease transfers today : ]. T. McGough to Dr. A. W. Hudson 4 0acres in 27-12-22 consideration S1O per acre. M. H. Straughan to l. N. Denman, 501 acres, sections 34 and B l1-22, and sections and 8 1922. con sideration one dollar and other yalua- ble considerations
 Moore and Martin to Jno Henry ct al, 40 acres, 26-13-26, considerat tion one dollar and other valuable consideration k. c. Hardy and company to Ben Vii son 160 acres, 23-14-23, $6OOO and other considera tions.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
SUTTON SCRAPS

VI, are having some spring like weather.
 sch j is progrs sing nicely at this place.
 The oi, exciteE:siit is running high here. great crows are coming from the North, South, East and the West to se.. the Sutton oil derrick. Dr. J. H. Sutton is confined to his bed Ire doctors say that he is in a bad condition, he has liver and stomach trouble.
 J. w. Hudson of Prescott and J. J.. Fore of Laneburg visited Sutton High School here Friday evening.
 Doctors Waddle and Garner of Hope came down to see Dr. Sutton Sunday and while here went over and took a peep at the oil field.
 Mrs. Guy Ellis and children of Pres colt spent Saturday and Sunday in our burg visiting her father, MT. W. N. Sutton.
 Ralph Fore left Friday for DeQueen.
 Will Weaver after spending about 10 days in our community left for his home in McNabb, Sunday.
 w NJ Hart and wife of Hope was visitors to our burg Sunday
 Elder ]. NJ Parish and family of Brisbane neighbOrhood WAS the guest of W. I. Sutton Saturday night
 Prof. c. NJ. Hirst and family and C. B. Erwin and family and Mrs. Dr. A. A. Reeder was numbered among the many visitors to our burg Sunday.
 Prof. !. ]. Roberts carried bis bali team to hope last Tuesday night and played a match game with the Hope National Guard Team they were all good men but our boys heio them a tight game Score Hope 20 sutton l9. Sutton team will play Hope High School team next Friday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Caleb Vestal and daughter Miss Myrtle was the guest of Eugene Simpson and family satur- day night and Sunday.
 Geo Andrews was cut Sunday train ing his new car how to stay ID the mid dle of the road
 Ambrose Tomlin of Cypress creek was in our village Sunday Alex, what has become o1 our White Chapel correspondent Did he get lost in the fox chase the other night? If he don't come in soon We will put in little ad in the Daily Picayune. Judge Haynie of Prescott vas taking in the oil situation here Sunday. Miss Ruth Smith after spending q few days with her sister, Mrs. Lois Lowe. near Blevins, returned home the first of last week Misses Fay Armstrong and Murle i Erwin was the guest of Clemie Nit chell, Saturday night.
 Miss yitur Gammaee spept last week in Hope visiting her sister, Mrs Will lard Holmes.
 We are proud of our Mi Moraih correspondent. We are not sure who he is. Think he is our old neighbor,
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
DEAD, AT AGE Il5.

Aunt" Caroline Scott. colored. of Boughton, who is said to be 115 yea rs old, died at her home last night after a brief illness.
 Aunt" Caroline was one of those old time characters around whom clusters the highest respect of the southern white people, for the "black mamys'' who stood so Loyalty during the trou- bled days of the sixties"
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
KILLED BY FALLING TREE

Mrs. Grady Hairston suffered bad gash cut in her head, and her little ?. ars-old child was chrushed to death, when a tree being cut by MT. Hairston and a Mir White fell on her and the baby
 The accident happened in the Whites Chapel neighborhood near Rosston. Mrs. Hairston ma arrowly escaped fatal injury, and she and her husband, Grady Hairston. are prostrate with grief over the loss of their little one.
 The Picayune extends sncere sympa- thy to them in their great misfortune.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
A WORD OF APPRECIATION.

The Daily Picayune is deeply sensi- ble of the several considerations shown it in the matter of subscription, which list discloses a remarkable growth dur ing the past month
 To those who advertise with us, we extend word of thanks trusting to merit your continued patronage throughout the year.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
PREPARING FOR SUMMER.

The Nevada County Hardware com pany iS having its office remodeled and put in comfortable shape for summer days just ahead.
 Revolving windows are being arrang- ed and other improvements adding to the beauty and comfort of the place MT J F King. the expert cabinet work. man is doing the job.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
FIRST WOMAN NOTARY
 IN NEVADA COUNTY

Mrs Jessie Freeman was yesterday sppoin'ed notary public, being the .is' .,, woman to receive such honor in this county. 0'''' u
 mfS Freeman today filed her bond aa 1 she circuit clerk She has for r"ine time been n the employ of Me. .'as and Tompkins, as stenographer
 year ''e iirni 'his
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
WOMAN FOR BOXING.

Indianapolis, Feb. 7.-HOpes of the American Legion that its bill legaliz ing boxing in Indiana will become a law were strengthened today when Mrs Julia D. Nelson. the only woman member of the house, voted against an attempt to kill the measure.-Gazette
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
STATE INSPECTION
 TOMORROW NIGHT

oap@ln j. Carroll Cone will hold o ea'e inspection of our National Gpard no4Iy 1p"ny tomorrow night, which ;s ot ary to secure official recognition 'he Prescott company. All mem
 's are urged to be present.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
Jas. G. Clark of Philadelphia is il the city today on business.

Jas. G. Clark of Philadelphia is in the city today on business.
 Hon. W. F. Denman and E. l.. Cox were Little Rock visitors yesterday.
 Dr. T. W. Mcdaniel and Ritchie De- laughter of Boughton were here this morning.
 Esq. W. s. Martin, J. l.. Schooley and Lee Mcdonald of Jackson town ship was here today on bupsiness.
 Jack Grayson of Chidester, is in the city today on business.
 k. E. Bomar of route 2, is Prescott visitor today.
 Hon. Randolph P Hamby is in Ark adelphia today on business.
 W. H. Evans of Sutton, transacted business here today.
 Hon. Steve Carigan, of Hope, is here today on legal business.
 ]. B. Dalrymple of Prescott, was q al in city yesterday.-Star of Hope.
 Harris Bryan has accepted a posi- ton with the City Laundry as deliv- eryman.
 Dan Pittman is in Little Rock today attending a meeting of the Winchester Club. of which he is president.
 Sheriff Steele and Bob" Moore are collecting taxes at Bluff City today aud tomorrow
 ..
 
 has charge of the drilling at Blevins, was in our city yesterday.
 Capt. ]. Carroll Cone of Little Rock. is in our city in the further interest of the National Guard.
 D F. Evans, Esq. J. E. Douglas and C. 4. Bennett, of Sutton were court house visitors this morning.
 Mrs. I. R. Moore of Precott, spent Sunday in the city, the guest of her nephew. D. B. Brown.-Sifungs Her aid
 Mrs. Ursery Moore, who underwent delicate operatio yesterday at the Park sanitarium is reported getting on as we'll as could be expected.
 ,hief Deputy Clyde Cox is looking lo>p>y after the sher' 's office in the absence of Sheriff Steele, wuo is ont collecting taxes.
 Nessrs. Gebhart and mye:S have re tuned to Charleston, West Virginia, 10 attend to urgent business matters, bus will arrive back here in 10 days To look after their oil interests in this county.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
e1,934.

The population of Nevada county ac- cording to the published report of Jim c. Ferguson, commissioner of agricul- ture is 21 ,934.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
GEM THEATRE FRONT REPAIRED

The front of the Gem thea Ire is being remodelel today. The ticket window is made larger. after which the entire front will be repainted.
 This repair work does not interfere with the shows
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10
BANKS TO CLOSE SATURDAY

The banks of Prescott will be closed Saturday, February 18th, that being the birthday of Abraham Lincoln.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10

Dexter Bush returned last night from a business visit to Little Rock.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10

rauS COX; of Charleston, West Vir- .ilia, tne of the big oil magnates, who x ot',S intereste in this county. is off L. Texas for few days, to look after lusiness matte < there. He will return to Prescott in few days.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10

Messrs. Gebhart and mye:S have re tuned to Charleston, West Virginia 10 attend to urgent business matters bus will arrive back here in 10 day To look after their oil interests in thi county.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-02-10

e1iet Deputy Clyde Cox is looking lo>a>y after the sher' 's office in the absence of Sheriff Steele, wuo is ont collecting taxes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
r .tRNERS KILL EACH
OTHER OVER CHlCkESs

Paris. Aug 1S>--A chicken b-lolg-
.ng 70 Farmer Thsznsssen q tie x
te Belgian Village ot L1stire-s sur
Nsuse yesterday q sciAe1 TIA. TArla-
81 Ligner's carefully laid OF fiover
h's1s we're iu~tfgs rr-tsrable Int
ing gro=n. o. .As ra territory
ur.orsEas. A.gzer Tzs satcb-
ing With "a. ia. Already coekad.
because Theanlssens so-ls frequent
~ offended by similar ou,ragss This
led 20 rzzry bitter disputes between
lie crce sr,e7Gly ne.g1bo-s.
-5ez-1ssea. hearing sic. ssi
s@4in. the dead c-icker. rroaysiy
cre~ 4 rs~o.~er ard shct r.igne-
t-sce. TIE latter had .as. esough
strength left to stagssr to his houss
ard reload his gin and resara AID
Kill TaeE1issen By shooting him
ttrough tie head Then lie drpppea
dez6-
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physicians rather thai Judges. Pen
ALE.ng these Ensorsuza;es BY lock
zg them IN sal does little good. Il
tas 1sserrzrt effect OF the rest q
society. Be- Il accomplished 10 re-
ior-1 II tAe prisoner.
Tzks Ire ~Cnz7 dope ,ien6 who
carae izto ny co1rL Al exzzsina-
ion showed SIZE ~zs suffering w..n
q career and took tie dope to dead
- he pzsz- A tern n Jail wo1i1
lot cure he- cancer. Medical Sc
eaca ulght 90 something for her.
aut statutes ard cr1ina-ces vo1l.
aot
I 20 70. believe II tAe p-ssez;
slip sho1 zesLos q zdniris,sr.-g
81 ssice A Judge should rct e rs
t1srsd % ssezt zA q lis tine lss,-
ez.1s . r1lss q evt6s1cs. 70 rrecs-
cezts AID reoezt tecisions
Il Rad ny wzv I'd never se13
Ran 10 sAl rHt.i Aad zz1e .
ta9rosxh examination os hAs case ID
i-a-zs ca = mental and E,Ays.cai ex
aElaa,lo1 of tie p-1so1s-- ro-lt
Ike % Be > physician rlyse,s N CT
der sh&s could discover the reason
rhy tha srisoae- co1Id not lsve Ike
lis feiiczzz--
7 teI.sve The tine Is coming VIXEN
the pEysicsza. ard lit TIE Judge and
Jury. ~ilI deal TttA the la~brsaks--"
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DOCTORS ARE NEEDED
ON OUR JURIES
'Tss. Bisrensatfen of Justice
Requires knowledge OF
Medicine. Is Claim
Made

PaTzze. ORE. Aaz .s-vAa.
1ressss.czal ran -Akes tie a&s-
iurtstt
A la~vsr. Eigat De expected -
ss tAs us1zl response.
BIZ tat isn't re waT George
Rossnza snz=ers Tat g-sssisz-
Here's his reply.
: 4 acesOr@
Nc. Ross=an lszt 4 doctc-: H :
municipal Judge ot Portlanc. aae be-
tore he kent On TIE bench BE- vas
a lz~ver
Eat his experiences as i suriss has
Convinced h.n tazt kzc-ledge &
ned rlns is more Inaortazt IN di-
geaSsnz 5ra1cs thzz IS Al zcsaairt
ence Of Blzcksscne
Fcur- -fff-hs ot the laE breakers
rho 2grear in 7olies oozr1 ars &c
sEcseat- mentally q physically. az
cc7dsnz TO Rosz-az. and sAoaid oe
treated ky Physicians iastez5 of b
lng thrown 4 al
The p4cgls wko fall into tAa
hands cs Ire lzw.T he said. -aEe -
rorral veop'e TAey cannot I've A.
th4Ir r krs- They steal TheT ase
DOPE They are caaEreisone They
49, s--- -s~% -raf- -zf~rr~-. -
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OF LOCAL MOMENT

Tie rrtcs Of eAsoitns Il schedule.
foe q t-cp AID 50 eastern rsro-. IL
&c sAe effect tAst s.ers 70 sncss4r
si>sh Il Hs prce 0. a-.o-s0s'lD n
sAe oy.,e Tstnrs are hck,rs
better TO the se-G- wAo fees TAT
ne sus. -us. own 81 ssto Tao
?-sce q sAra sd escca ard res.&a~.
~. eats s.sl sox-s. however. tzk-n-
some q The s-y 0as .. lie
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Notwithstanding tie .aet Tat
the-e AAs seen a.i4s tc-A 70 -aAs
tAe .o1ris. Comfortable zn1 attracted
20 Cr.Ar.s. tie park Il yell r4.ro--
t,e. ey tAa waysa-tar -4n these e5s
rirA.s Las. 1sEh. s@v@1 ,curs-
r4r-ses c2-p@4 q. Mineral Wells
PARK
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ki1t.ss rragaTarg - .h= icns
FcAoo' 5r4-. Tae terz opezs SEP
se-h~- ~ and he wea,her fore
easter stves rrCmise q > warn VIZ
coma tcr t-s cailsrea @-G .e-e-s-s
s--.nx the c2@-.7E 32Ts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

lie -z1isc se-vscs co--c-zt.cz rs.-
l-ttoz = LcT1- -o--sT hzs 1s@z cz-
zGts,. t2xzs.cc 20 ss-ss -aarE'
wiI cor bessa 10 sznes.os Il earnest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

FtsA-1x so- cr1ns.e ~ TIE sesas-y
c,ue With yeiloT water flies ss 4
great sport Turz srot lghs CT
tAa boa. ard lie ystsow flies c0-a
to Tcz willing 70 sacrifice u s4Tci
q sgcvssEA1k1ts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

May Ga.Arss e.svs a.e girls wa'
a.se-d tie state university ~ Scr-
nxa sa5 he agricultural scAool 8.
Ss..i-S.sr tAts sckoci T~a:. I1srs
are 10 s-u ostts- scAc.cls = .1A
Cr.s@3 sss,es
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Fsz's taare s1r-e Eay 70 rsc4u or
HEX Congressman TIE Nobls
co1rEy representative u conE-sss 5
making : Joke o.t o. Ehs Republican
party cs the stAte- O. coarse tAs
ara not responsible bzs
they ara hz1.iiztec-
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TSs ver1s Rag. Ak. s4ss

Tie ro4t % the eoaa.ry ci1b s
he~,0tn'nE Ssrossc1s A l.stis q 10
rad s--a sr&-. Gu that hlsAwAy
~01l1 oe hailed wgtn acclaim Sv ~
o-ly lie members e tAe ccgntry
t,uA b-s 81 wto .-aTes tAgA e'z1wag
sad her ara Asien
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TAiEgs % III Rc4c % Cc-
C.zb. p4vezs1. OF East OE.z1c--A
avea4e a7d soze 6-svswzys L F1e
parx2 C-s the reeds. stir!-ste sh
-ow1 koEs. coEs an chicken 7ezs.
and ki.- ne -ata
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TIE cay q opportunity Is nc- pas
ETe-y o-ee Z =aile some s12a Ia
-sw ~2y 70 ,aze : Aa-. o-s g. -s
vi-1..c .re4S1-v.
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The wtss -A-. ~So rsas c.1i e
the ~t-te- tine vii prepare row .c-
ve1tu2ti.gas. P-e1scttcc "a th2s t1A
coal sso--A<e VII BE TIE g-sa, -:
n years .Ass wtnssr. Mss-s 80
c.. os x3-k: strikes are r-eT2' 49,
A-i the ce4l htn that is s.l@1 IBIS
su- -rer wEl As cE1@a ~ tie vtss
r1E
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

Read Cooksey's zd OF the Market
Basket page. ~here Ae wants an ex-
ps-se1eed grocery zAr- Here Is
= chance to get = coed ;ob.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

NtAvo- ro'ar1 s ree1 -avor Hs
Is e1virx tnA peorts something ia
they e1vecs hAa assc-s N s lo-s
tsr-e rotws-hs.a-i'n tas FAC. tAA'
-> sv esvs Nasz rsv'rE sc- is AZ o.
toa sf-s v-a -sss- 90 wsrr- sT~t~'s-
Ga2 ovsr tss streets - Acs Summer
Gays