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Invesmnets in increased in three years from three billions to fourteen billions may be judged that the puocratc old tricks of lodging all the taxation not differ materially all the rest of us
 The the dollar and the work the are going to he snedl relegated to
 The population dropped over seventy pe The not get away.
 We sometimes lead of would better did his friends brave courteous trustworthy 
 Seems like the into swords the rather than by sweat or the
 better he does the he is
 In travelling gets off at the small go out stretch ones legs but are they stretched real goodthen they pulled.
 Just as soon everybody stops srouchy with you. you may know die
 To stop to think do it oten but while thorouqhfare with umptyIeven autos coming a directions
 Those of trymisht take nice breaaas.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-21
THINKOGRAPHS

a dinner these
 
 paid sOOO meal Hotel Commodore in New York of American until plates table, 
 Rockefeller your chesty, prices coming show bucket of coal librarians, girls anything but highbrows but they certainly highheeed.
 Any in who showed in public with forked upward gumbo.
 would $5000 for it, like the though having mighty of any of he be going
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-21


 will and that will not take two months getting right Indications for We predict that 1921 will this country witnessed accumulation good for cheer optimism, gloom pessim ism the croaking human frogs.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-21
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

Campbell to the state legislature calling the necessity for economy in the admin that with all trying to of there is public expenditures if the of He points the fact that would include federal construction roads He speaks of the road work with considerable pride and answers building pointing the built the He points to nothing which promise building does provide road commission to building of roads in the state the com to this state road legislature but vetoed the bill when reach that providing for the commission the bill the matter naming the In approval of thu people believe that commissions should be appointed by governor all departments responsibility for service
 that in short time he will sub plan government provide consolidation of the work of many of the departments being formulated by New York expert suggested men will be very similar form governing The sub will doubt be anxi members of the legislature well as the citizenry of the state.
 governor the matter of public institution in the state because present nmaes that he has hope for
 greatly improved and that special legislature be called in the future to do things whic unwise to do
 recommendation of the is that cotton gins be designated utilities definite for absence such specification this paper is at loss to made public utility m smeer and various other enterprises which the public
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-21
BE OF GOOD CHEER

into highbrow reports and enabled conservative estimation that the present tight times because of read
 by the first of April and before other No tide clock pendulum without going just as
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-21

alive in the reorganization Of the republican overriding the old standpat element of in A. Clark committee and Pat Nathan tary in What the followed Roosevelt in his rule 1912 In Arizona they have their which waiting the Bull Moose charge of party agreed the Harding admins divide the spells with those who are depending on
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-21

that Campbell devoted department he his annual He Governor things charged the paign inquites of department
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soBBED HAIR CAUSES
MATRIMONIAL .DIscoRD

W. FtNt0NNteN@ a1t~NNst~
Girlsi ara YOU contemplating bob
bling your hair? @us
Bobbed hair can lead lido many
things added beauty. perhaps; eIigi-
bility to Greenwich village. But in
the case of Resale Wayne. now arons-
ing comment in social circles, II led
to far more. Rosalie married Regi-
aaid Carter who believed that her
long. beautiful hair. was the most
striking asset in her store OF charms.
Unfortunately. the young husband at
luncheon passed stray remark ,anent
the attFactiveness q young lady
with bohb6d BAR. So Resale tobbed
hsr hair.
AZ seeing his young bride wish her
pretty locks missing. young Reggie
lew into a temper and young. Rosslie
lew to another hotel. full expecting
Reggie to follow her. But a case Of
measles confined Reggie to his bed.
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Personal

My beauty parlor has been in OPP
Grafton for over a year, and / have
successfully treated ladies from New
York. Jacksonville. Chicago, aud 9th
er places, who say they have never
received. more thorough or more rea-
sonablly priced work.
| have studied and worked in New
Orleans, Richmond and Athens.
A share OF your patronage is so
licited and will be appreciated.
Mrs. ii. ID. Cummings. 14l6 Union
Street, Phone 1890. gil
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with the result that he couldn't follow
bis dashing young wife. So Resale
got a, divorce. and tried not to think
OF Reggie until year later when she
read that he was about to be married
again.
Then Rosalie began planning a
twelve-cylinder campaign. The re-
suits, all arising out of bobbed hair,
keep Constance Talmadge busy
through six reels Of Wedding Bells, :"
her latest First National release,
which will be shown at the Grand to-
morrow and Tuesday.
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GEORGE WALSH AND
THE CLASSY WOMAN.

George Walsh. the popular William
Fox star who is to open in his latest
production, "Dynamite Allen" at the
Bijou Theatre on Tuesday. has views
in regard to the so-called CLASSY
woman. When asked at the studio
recently for his opinion, he replied
with some reluctance:
why, you see," he began, I'm not
exactly what you would call con
noisseur; in fact, I'm just a bit afraid
Of them. They are all very beautiful
and charming, and | am forced to
meet SO many that IL really Is very
difficult to form an opinion. HONEY
er. / don't mind confding to You that
/ do admire a woman who dresses
neatly, who has a shapely foot and
ankle. and who walks with elasticity
and a snappy springlness. that tells
you she Is alive all over don't be
lieve there Is anything that looks
more slovenIy than a nicely dressed
woman shunling along with toes turn
ed III. or one who allows her heels to
run down.
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'3s
! Leave your Safety Razor
!. Blades with n. Treadway,
i at 1923 Newcastle street,
!. TO be Sharpened by The
:. Velvet Edge Cutlery Co.
!. Satisfaction guaranteed.
!. 4. II 4. 4 !. 4. !. !: 4. 4. i 4. :!
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FOR RENT-Rooms for rent Ap.
ply to Mrs. T. A. Bailey, Ridgeville,
Ga. S21
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THE EFFICIENT WOMAN.

We hear great deal MOVE days
about the efficiency OF women. In the
novels OF City years ago, who ever
heard women praised for her execu.
tive ability. force. and energy. in the
sense that il Is used today2 The trail,
delicate, helpless ideal Of womanhood
hes passed away. How i ii possible
10 measure UP to the ideals OF modern
womanhoods In the arst place. we
must keep our bodies in the best pos,
sihlo condition.
Thousands Of women have succeed.
ed through daily baths. exercise in the
fresh air. aud Lydia <. rinkham's Veg
'osahle Compound at the nrst sign o.
female veakness.
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Theatrical
MAY ALLISON PLAYS
IN MYSTERY PICTURE

The Last Card.p which will be
shown on Monday at the Bijou The
atre, where it comes for a one-day
showing. has several features about
1t which make 1t stand out distinctive
ly from the average type Of pictures.
1t is Bayard WELLER production,
personally directed by the famous au-
thor OF Within the Law" 1.-The Thir-
teenth Chair" and other stirring mel
odramas; it was adapted from Dat
ed" the story by Maxwell Smith,
which created such a sensation when
it appeared In the covers of the Sat
urday Evening Post; and last but not
least. it is a picture with May Ali
son in the stellar role.
All these elements go to make II a
splendid picture, and critics in other
cities have already voiced their prais-
es. AS Elsie Kirkwood. May Allison
has part well fitted to her histrionic
power Elsie Is called on to solve a
narrowing murder for which her hus.
band Is put in Jail, and In some occult
way she seizes on the woman next
door as the person whose action had
an influence on the murder.
The supporting cast OF this Metro
release includes Al Roscoe. Stanley
Goethals. Frank Elliott. Irene Hunt,
Dana Todd aud Wilton Taylor. Molly
Parro wrote the scenario. jackson
Rose phottsfAphed. and A.qr Mantz
did the art direction. l0sl
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FOR RENT.

! fsoR RENT Twostory lsause, al
modern eonvensenees. choice nyigh
lsofhona, "a car laae Appiv at 1915
carpenssT stseet. er pAoae sos. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DO you want a good paying posi-
ton with easy hours? We pare
aud place you on the ladder to sue
cess. Our Business Associations en-
able us to place every sten9grapher
aud bookkeeper graduate in Luera-
tive Position. Tuition reasonable.
Twentieth Century Methods with IAa.
divldual Instruction on Standard
Equipment. Investigate our scholar
ship Plan Write for information.
Ryans Business College, Savafinah,
Ca, s-ll
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PARTNERS Protect your private
pital. Organize, increase your cap
ital. Issue stocks or bonds. Ask us.
Southern Organization Company, Ran
dolah Bldg. Memphis. Tenn. SIS
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Read The Mysterious Rid
err by Zane Grey. Glover Bros.
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a CLASSIFIED TEL.
n D yERIlSlNG 10

FOR RENT Entire second floor of
centrally located residence. corner
Gloucester and Egmont street. Use
OF telephone, lights and bath. Apply
500 Gloucester street. II
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Learn about Wonderful Shahem
Peas from Pero. how one farmer rea-
nzed $500 from IL acres. Grows
pods feet long. 5000 peas per vine.
Also Marvel Maize CALIFORNIA; Won.
der Corn, yields 10000 10 10000 ears
per acre. Farmers Seed Co, Clarks.
vile, Tenn
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

AlIena FUOt~t .aec, rtle hlIkseIltlr IsONttf p %
shaken info the shoes andsspsIukhed IN the foot
hath sIt relieves Ainfal swollen, sniartiug feet
and takes the sting ont of~rofus and bnnigns.
Used by the American, British and Fregea
tgoors Aliens Foot Baee u . certain resleYoF
sweating. calloas, tired, aching fee. Sod
cverySsAere. 2sc Always uee Z. 80 Break IN
new shoe.. Trial paekage FkgE A&dresss
Allen :. - r. e.. Le Roy. y. i.
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AGENTS WANTED

Manufacturers Sales Agency
handling only up-to-date spe-
ciaIties for the home and busi-
ness purposes. We treat the
sick and afflicted with the Re-
nuIiie Violet Rays Electric Bat.
terry without charge. Phil keI-
Ter, Manager, 1927 Reynolds
Street. S-25
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
0tzzlE0 OLD LONDON TOWN
Ssrss Wells. Ets1fdfui Naccsr. wesg-
rNno~r chsrsrter Daring ths
Re7n 81 Gsrr2s lif.

BECKY Wells, beautiful En-fts ~ xr-
r~ss- .3ensTaallst and Huthor. nas i.sssa
A lEsss. married IL Eighteen. a.sd q
f-~ EstnA1hs later - s. her hassaErl de-
sen her for Der BRIDESMAID Si.4
~@a1 ~ London shd woa Sars-ess -
htT f'rnufE ehen she A4nt u tAe
stage. Size took Up nlrh Easar1 Top
ham, an eiH@llifse. bss9 ris-y es1sl.-
iashtd heNsssafer tisat tsrsa-s 81
sczncai.
ftesy h'ek 10 wearing fusx - ruis-
h'tf a1d naaSli-ls Ia ni1fe4. uhirh 1.er
hsls st2aps L+r as . moasa n So
vance q her Are Sae hired Aae.1.es
eoskaseS fo drive her t. s4xfors ar
cambridge for he- heaifA. assa t.er
ssx1fii~s nere tie fslk af Tie tow.
Sic irnsSined thar she Wa irresi.,s.
hie zno took 4 into her head 10 a.
fsfoafs George III. the Gull ksn-
whose onis re6eeraing Write was ~
slsIaAreni fsittfulness to his wife Sic
WAS tfn0Hn itsto Jail ~ her eredIsers
ahd ffiefe she infafnafeo . Mucr. ksu
q tie f'rirae minister of Morocco Hho
had BEEN seat To- prisan for eonteusns 1
y coufr They were naides b NJ. 4
With tesilyI-.es that lasted q wee. ana /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

New Nork--Beiftr lagrrpeo
cables than were expected wer
followed hv an opening advance
q > ia ~ points la tht cotton
market here today There wa.
scattered southern amd New N-
leans seiling af abe inri4l hui
liverpool was ca~d hslYer whlis
there was considerable loeal snap
rorf and aetive months spol
showd NET advances of ~ 10 a.
points en- more optimistic re
,nor1s concerning lhe London ron
ference Private eahles were ssl6
1a he ID ihe market stating ihai
ihe Germans bad acreel 10 1ht
illlra terms nt3est 50 q revision
tIye wears and 2lso wanted
oan Early oa1is> attributes
ht advance ia Liverpool fa ia.
more hopeful view Of w4s
reparaflen settlement and reporf
"a smaller offerings from tbs
south. TIE advances here car
rled MAr np 80 Sl2 O. and JulA
To sl2 As before the end OF tbs
FIRST honr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Kansas AJiH-s mt1le. TassIp1s
1900 teef steers and Fat shs
stock l5r to Doc lower. mostlF
Poe lower toy steers early. So 90
ht'sf heiiers. - %. few COWS
S. n0. eamners and hrils. steady
Nalves- stady to soc lower ooc
ana ehojcp realers. $1,000 71.5e
sioekprs. steady feeders. STEADY
10 l5e lower stock COWS anS
heifers, steady is strong
Hogs receipts. 1900. rnoSl7
lae lo I5c lower than las week
ti0'sp hest lights 10 shippers
Sl035s top lights. Slol5: bnlk al
sales, $500 1000. pigs. l5c Il
25e higher good and choice fas
Gsies sl075sdl1e0.
Sheep, Receipts, 1880. mostly
Doe lawer iAmbs. 25c to Zoe low
ar top. $3.50
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irrz R1A'ino znuz have SON "a
i<'7sfra liz Iarss,er rites ID his hehst,
- iAaI is' sias ~ felsa s.a from r,,,,-
s'ssfy effer assii,. says Asia nsyu.
efr Especially cursed. therefore !.
- As'ss fais II i fo be- son,+ss o..
s'iFh : frshsaiu. prosstiated he wa
ara1 ard obtained boon He sssss
ief SIN bet. ssace ssn Was ~. -
fte nass's fafe. yEshu refused rr,.s.-
lhss hars'eDed but TIE ,hird .,na 80
b'Ahinla ASKED fhnf his r,eri.as,.s
sa'Shi y shared hy roas srs 49,.
aasA This vas grsnseo he ,e.a
nez'i ao1De. locked bis door ana ss,a
- safe began 10 sing ana e.,,es
! iiefeUf'oa- al the gods ana rusn >.
ne terms q the boon. were on,,,r..,,s,.,
!" say and dance With him sna -.
''''siness q the universe Was t.-o-....
70 s'arastiiL STOP begged -.
s"s- Only ubeB ycu grans -.
son srxwere1 the grahrniu 4rs :.
had his nsy. 40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
BUSINESS CoNDTTIoYs

The hsaSlness ssfrH-5nn. a. cam
pared with last week. remain,
practically unchanged Tier.
Has = slight easing of the ere.ss-
'iF'aan foreasm. exchange H4.
irregular so soft Buysng rm.
inned nn s rnrsasled basis 4n'
hf afnoanf of general indebted
'eSs decreased. This lAsz factor
usually favorable. w4s ofSel ~
decreased purchases. There wss
Improvement in payments The
steel Industry feli err s. setir;tr
ever Ihe entire conutr sat ~
the lron districts ii Showed
in better advantage far 81 Ya'.
lansbee. NJ Va, younrz own
Dino. and Marietta. 0hio. several
apartments " sleel uilis forn-
q aalt, resumed operations in
3 belle Or 10 part
Interest raies on call lonns
dropped IS 6 per oen1 dnranr 1he
Srfk ane this WAS reflected M
more cheerful tone an 1he finar-
elal markets alfhemnh This lsier
Nts overcome br bearish svfln-
fnef on fhe exchanges Ar m
4'oriani bond offering was 47agf.
Na hr the State 0f sac pAnln
hra2l and 1ht faei -hss Il was
reaaaF subscribed was evidence
ihaf plenty ~ monfv was araH
Alle 1or investment Depressing
ifaiares were the Tenor7s IL Str-
f1'al railroads. azuonc iheln ,he
Pennsylvania company Detreas-
ea earnings were Shown "a 8ll
eAses Ana proved adverse factors
stock mark efwise This wase
Slsa saw anfiter drastic eut in
working forces sa inlo effect oh
iAe pennsylvania Sysieu and on
samt Western ra5lraA6s
From ihe pelr,err r4nsers nes.
rlftshare reports were ghM ira.
at~s is belnr booked months ah4aa
ifa1 'Aai some plants are r1nniae
ID capacity with sert i7n7Be9ssff
lraers ai hard lhau can he fillea
aas rs tree especially rs Easl
liverpool a4fqn tn3 h4x-4e EN y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

- chrer ihs man who ua< Down
auo oui. he neNac.s Stroag
arn 80 heip him walk. OA men
nf Duihric strong men. mrn IN
"a walks reei sanr h4nslshakc.
yaur smile 81 help she,n ga life's
4aihwas Christian mAn. men
need Nopr Christ t,ise h the
aan phe nee.ls Year IL a = hand
sh4kr avd theerfal uord fhat
wli Sarf him singing ga God 5
highway.
pr kramer ~ai1 Yesterday +" |
hke 1nihne li~ ihe prettiest
lrtle teasn ever Saw he SAID
TINS waS 2Ae greatest start for a
great meeting thar ne had aaa for
ten wears
Mr Saxon ana 'he choir gave
a great rouSing SING service. the
sole ssy Mr. Saxou was greatly en-
loyed ny IN who hrarl him
Meetings hcgln tonight ~ ! IL
a'sa Will close in iims FOR ail "a
attend ihe l.yrcnm AZ ". +.
Church
Fourieen conversions tie flrst
tive days
Fl erY body invited.
lAr kraNrr will tcli inst where
lain ga1 bis wlie. tonight
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COUNTRY CLUB NEMEEFs
FOLD Fo-saNB MEETING
l.anlAnnaa r.s.rl Pr va 10

E'hs Country ta-i3 WIS organ ig..f
seven wears ara ana earinr rhsa ssn
-hAs made ssFAd progress. II now ~
une hundred and = fry me1nbprs vii
wz1Ting liEs sf nnors ahan gwsnTv.
u Sifaras many faeasures s8th ~
Etlang. senn5g. fishing. a0arsng shoss
INK <hhlarHnE play grpRas ana So
Al afaadrs 81 b rs dancing. dinner.
And Ts-siss- No cicnnssr club IL 1ne
slate has more ana saue not as
many Ilsasan1 features as this oas
affords and lhs rlph 1nsrnhsrs intena
making ne aess Ia the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
For1 Worth Livestock

Fort M0r1h-fatfle. reeeipiS
1000 beeres. S5l00sG 500: stock
ers- 5000 7A0. COWS. 5000
600 eanners- s. 09t0300. beif
ers. 5000 $40. bulls. 5000
AS calves. s200lol0.50; years
inGs. S5-0ads 30
Hogs. lights. s9-2509-5fs- me
6ium. s9l00N9 25. mixed $1,000
900 heavy. 81 251 5 25: rough
S6 -3so F-23- t0rnrD0n, So 2sto
son pigs S4lll,c cs-5-
Sheep. lambs 5000 Loo
warnings. s5-09ia7 %. wefhprs
5000 500 ewes. S3.0o6 90 /.
rnlls, sl00G L50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08
attH WHEAT HELD
on FARMS or NATION

Wash nsrun March. wheat hesa
- farms MGrxA last was aesoHt tvo
sisufFsd seven million five hund.aa
a'reiy-ons thaaFans astsfeas o. ss 4-s
pfr csni os tire 1900 crop csnr,sre1
~iIh one hundred SIXTY so1r million
* hundred twenty four rhoagaro
guEhssls or n s-1B per ceus a. toe
'sls s7'0p helo Il wear ago. Elhe asaa,--
InH1t of agracnltMe Annorsaned -adsr.
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sAfARtaD STRIKE IN
MENIC0 l. QI aRREi

"aSal9 9Erun, March s-Thz -
'sAa strike in Mezco IS fhe res 81
gAa1rel between the n nj
themselves. Prasident Obravsn IS.
ai'liseT1 secraLary Vargas. Ii aAs pa--
sne' ran F'edera-loa q Laasar. ted4-
oAelining ihs request 81 that 81
III -iaArsan thas the Mex al rerp~r-
nt'1i should STOP the strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Tash-sksn iesiher hrs heen so snr
csssful II iuafHftns that made froa
animal hi0es that il is now ngsDsea In
possible 10 DISTINGUISH between NJ
rNo kinds The burenD Ot hslle,de
and the puresp of standards al xash
in-inn are Dow trying to discover 4
sisrIas and easy way u dstecing Ii.
6--ere1cs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

fffsh Legs NfW sAses ln-
elndea worthless an7. de-
Avered Oklahoma 1s Ssn
Packing ssoek delivered 0k-
laa0M2 tlfy Nsa EXPRESS ~
Fresh creamery hnl'ct ea-
la. snb '5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

arleS Modern advancement has
hronghi she world to 9 realizs
ion thai il crime is ever cared
he slr~t Steps wnS; l.e means
ia Irevfnf. nnf trnlfl nen1l1ses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

According F0 Trustworthy re-
PORTS, the Den stra4s Aaa mon ~
lefl 10 drown their ~afrows and
The Repualieans fonns enough al
stimulate their 3oy. r was nof
81 arll s. j might have beer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Nhleh cfsss slae ''rs's~gros.ns $500. ryar
hnsF'ssd; Joseph Sshas,ti st,e~, sArur..,
~ i>s'sse ~ issying hks brother $50
y" s'a ~ ai~p fald seckys creditor.
ano tegt i,sr wfsb hin.
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Chicago

talea ro--lSuiier. lower. cream
rF extras. 5oi -e5ie standards
Sae Eggs. unchanged receipts
l6635 cases Poultry. Alive. un
changed
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Rm my God shall surTlr all
Ten need according la his rithes
n glory lg Christ Jesus. Hhal
1.1a
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Kansas Civ Grain

Kansas ss7g- ny aeai CLOSE
Marrh 81 Na1 sl58
Terra MaY, "a ~e sept fg =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Those who aike qs t8fn8a7e ;he
slrns Of srfane have fnrkle8
down 10 Their anruaa schedule
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-08

Mfilara Fillmore was ne pnlF Pres
ioent who made No inaugural address.
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Buy Aeala cotton and he on
ne safe slds. II pays
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Si Loais

= Lou@ Eggs. SOP c Honl
irs and huiier unchanged.
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S'fps Hair Coming Ou.
ThiokenS. Beauties.

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NkLINTON Ia, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1921.
General News In Brief.

President Harding demanded
speedier action on tariff and reve-
nue. measures in conference with
Chairman Fordney.
Congress was asked to grant
Treasurer Mellon blanket author
ity on refundlng foreign loans.
Depreciation OF the dollar for.
ced hundreds of American schools
and colleges to Institute campaigns
for larger productive endowments
Charles G. Dawes, slated as
director of the new budget bu-
reau, appealed to business men to
help estimate expenditures.
A torna0y swept over Little
Rock, destroying houses and live
stock, with only one person hurt,
The American Federation of
Labor reelected Gompers presi-
dent over John H. Lewis by a two
to one vote.
Secretary Hoover opposed a
hun Dire d-milIion dollar govern
ment corporation to handle farm
products, urging the use of pri.
vate capital.
An alleged bribery attempt and
a fight between Sheriff BoWden
and a defense attorney due to talk
Of witness tampering enlivening
the Amite murder trial.
A suit was started in Tennessee
to test the responsibility of organ
lied labor in forcing out non
union workers,
A verdict was expected Thurs.
day morning in the case of six
Italians on trial for murder at
Amite.
The nations biggest brewery
raid under the Volstead act was
made in New Orleans Saturday,
dry law agents claim.