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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
Bold Bandits
Hold Up Train:
Rob Mail Car

Derlsor. Texas, Aug IS. ---
snerlrs posses sosay were
securing the surrounding country
IN a search for two masked ban
sits who early thls morning held
up ard rchbso the mail coach In
a Missouri. Kansas ard TEXAS
limited train "a IL ~zs entering
the city. Although no eompicTe
cheek hss been waoe. pcstsl
authorities l-flmased that tire
rchbers' loot rsay reach hslf
million dol ars. Two pouches
containing Registered mali ard
several sacks q unregistered
rnall and packages were taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
GUTHRIE CITY AMI M|NENlI
WATER ABSOLUTELY PURE
Don. Say 90 Per Cent Pure
Whg- It's Really $4,000 Per
Cart ~ Pure Mineral
Water Ckhed

hoy page ias knorker who said
cs,A.s's water Supply was % per
cea, pu-c
City officials. and commissicnef
Brown in particular wants o know
bow come Fsrares s1hin.tes bv
F-own A. TIE wa er conn iasioner 4
office ssow that GutAries city water
Is Absolutely 100 per cen. pare--sree
from any germ OK anything that vouid
permit. S one pr cent deduction
CAemicsl aaalvs.s shows there are
shout $50 TArss 81 sol.s iu each mill;on
parts * water ~ These solids. =
parts are salt 81 chlorine There II
az alkllnsy 4: glo parts IN each
rtilion. ara here ara traces o' O her
chemicals Or seoa, 5000, solids Z
you understAnt wha' all The Aboye
ze2,s yoa are fully couvin, ed that
Guthrie water Is positively pure
Tests rsceaty made NJ tho state
chemists sAow shss tAe Guthrie wa.er
is 'rec from aig sancerous re~ns and
tAere a no s3ssihle chAuee s0r
typhoid from fhe use q TIE water
TGe tests we're nade this month.
samples being sent % me state na.-
yersity az Nornan. siih a reqsest '9r
ANALYSIS Commissioner Browr wans-
"a to be Absolutely sure saoa. the
wa.e- srrply knowing that X 81 itn-
y-ortan. 10 have tests -a8e 81 faier-
vais. h2ving been through the ex-
'pe-se-ce q pnna.nx for many yeeFs
ard Being o. general careful nature
a 70 the afueFal ra;er there Is
TO souts as p the purity There hsk
bee- some question about The test
os purity Ia Re No = w~li ir Mineral
v-els Parx Al analysis of the
z-atars b tbs reil proved that iAe
easing had esvs-s and ls' 70 o seegase
TAis veil ~&s Immediately condemned
zad sill DE- recessed No well IS
Tie first ws'l q fresh water y0s
eaco1nter afer entering fae para
TIE -rnp handle Las hs4n removed
and redrMiag and casing vii be
started s1 -s6satesy TIE other vo
fresE water wels. No and s tes
100 per cent pure o. course the zayi
~ate- is siTays pare
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
No Beer For
Medicinal Purpo es

waahinetoa. Aax ss nvslslon
ii withhold lasusn az medls Al
beer regulations nendinx Nvngfes
slonAi Acfinn an .sVpespd aa'
hser lrglslA on. Was reached lp~
daf hy ~eOfefAfy Nsilta Ca eea
gefcnee wiih iaistnAi Revenue
60 ml 4slpuef liiaif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
Survivors of Wreck
Are AH0dt On
Pacific Ocean

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 25.--Llfs
boats from the freighter Cana
dian importer are making for
land from latitude 3aA9a north.
longitude 1923 west with the
ship IN > sinking condition, &C.
coediua % radio message re-
csiyed here today from the
steamship cordosa
The Canadian importer ~as .
Canadian government merchant
marine vessel and LEFT vsrcouvsr
August is for Adelaide. via
huck snd. sydney ana Me-
bourne.
The latitude ard iongltude als
en form a point about c7s miles
southwest o. the colvmbla river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
Armed Men Are
Marching On
Mingo County

Raesns. ". vsr. Aes. es---A
erowd ~ r,se. estimated ss Ne
tsseer sooc ard e.ooo reached
here ssls rserrlns from Nsrmet
where TREY lad been IN carp.
Many ef then eperly said they
were marching 70 Nlroc county
~nere rsarsiai la~. reeisred ses.
srA reortnk ago ~ Governor
MsrVan, 10 stlgl in force They
were spparentiy without leaders
ard ssraes'se lnss town. although
eersoses 6oes held 70 the rasln
highway.
While Il vas declares hs scrne
81 the men who talked win cit.
lRrns here. thst the majority ef
she nssrvAers were wlrsrs deter.
-gnec 20 carry eus their protest
against what they termed ~the
r,irs ooara sysssr1." they ADMIT
ted tnst oshers were snsluces N
tneir ranss one srar~her said
that = iot e service men" were
with them. miners who rad been
w ere woYto War.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
ONE CAR THIEF CaPTIH RED:
FORD SEIZED By SHERIFF

S.@-s.t Rooe--sc- ard the s1sr1sss
q E-gf&her and Cz-f1e6 c0z-xy
seste-zzv h@st re h-sAss ~est q
c-~@eezt CITY IL search & stoi-1
szt5-151es. They fDGzd r&~ts g
&c ears la lad hse- strs-pe1 z11
s--lsy loczse1 : ca s'o1e1 isc1
Ed T-s s-oie1 cz- kz1 a~s- lr-T-
e % CcTs-gtc--
0ze * tze there's e Z tee Gar
f.@sE cyzr.T al ar1 two osAe-s ~t.i
xe I TIE Gzthri@ izz t~ssre nlg1t.
sc-g-1.s-x % S1sr-ft Rosertao--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
tII.EstD BUat : tIiItk
ARTIST II OR tBBID

Thomas X bishop. charged wi b
passing bogus checks on GeF'acx
Bro sers and several other Cuthrs
merchants, Is ia Jail here and " "a
be held fer trla! ia distric, court
sheriff Robertson captured Bishop at
ukcE.
Walls Bishop operated in Guthrie
he represented 10 The peogle thar be
was an operative Ia the employ u
a Wichita detective agency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
Flo. vrOf
AirI orCeS
Perish

New YaFk. Aas s. rhe eisA
the Asnarisan tiNhtaf taAa Alr HAFsl
Als asera Npfu aasaaA .aH affaFa aNA
Aswn aa seFlsapd n ssw aR Aafa
naatiea Aatboflglas hsfa II sAg deslafa
iAas the as ptgleeFa aaa tsa msn af
he talsea = stes nAvY eho asa le
tke TRAGEDY represented shs n~s
Aass isAa knsvlaies II shs eeassHa
tlan sas operation u aiFlsialaa
rha AmerlAa dasA afe tff
ummanaef Gnal. Il Mas ielA at M
rAug Mem
wlfa and fwp ehlitfen wevN w.
his A. iiowaan Eneiuna
Commanded naval ata lea n "
during tls way Received Urass -
isasmn " lleaer AMI palsa alassa
Navy Cfora
l.geusnnAat eommsnfef rAlsag'as
n Beta. Az. l1are~rtu I rs maryisi
Performed aaAsfpYsr Aasy tafint ~f
gseulsuAut rammauaef FmefY caI
ss. wnathora. Mass MAfFlsd afe
"a ~ membss ~ ha alIled aerpnaati
cal aommisslan a. sousfoi eseep igs
official 81 airshlp detachment a. Iioe
den
Lieutenant Marcus i gAfs ~ ae
Noangalon uhlo Married
t.leut iienry w llayt II. gia
wassr. Florida. asnsle liaa ensrea af
lighter fhan ar sofk sta ~ III Af
furre# en,ll smn 10 ifoNHen a. nem
her - siFshie ietaeh enf there
Lieutenant Charles q E4tle 81
bHrvnnff Masa Ma F'sa recent
lv In gnKisna plMlneaiahsa tta
salf in an effveluai atsNpt i saV
h~ Americas hl1nn G ! whsn Il wa4
deatfayed Va wtuaudiAna
Non rem mlaaioucd officers aaA nlea
Charles Ailer. pvnsef ce'o
Maurice lay. ufaanatue0. n G
A. n r.ailis. New YaFh
isabeft n fosna. oesnshofu NV
l.iuyd n Cro@wlt ehAelsnsnH " c
Hancock. fAthwF In tpa
England
William ral'ns. f.es AHsaisa f
Alhert Il Lafiba tats chs iss
"ril.inm aeia. nainhfiass fu
George Welsh. sislar as Mon'ela
N. homs Afdrsss sivsu az Eikn
illlnols Ia tho navy tlat
10 rsrfibls utsasser
hsarlue from tlueaan THw#FaW
morning on teas fllabt 10 i'Anam
the ble aifcfnf had henn asloef f
tconttnusd on raKa s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
Lost His Fortune.
He Ends Life

Houston. Tesas. AUG. 15.---
Worry over the loss % his say
ings In little restaurant ven
fure. IN which he Rad been en-
csaed Tor two weeks. caused RoY
Ereanbrack. ~ Yeas o. age. 20
take HE own lifc with poisoning
here today. Ne leaves wife
ard two small children. Erean.
braes. vrtil a few weeks ago.
lived II Tampa. Floroia. but aev.
rval years ago was resident 81
tAe TEXAS coast country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
FORMER rNAcHEHm
ABAnpoh orHER WORK

Teachers are fetufulns 20 ihe claas
fnqma after feW eeeaaaa sgsnt ful
l0M ing fhslr fortunes 10 mofN laefa.
tisa folds. according ~ II a Wil
ann. stats superintendent ~ seAeuA
There u uo ivnKsr anY difficulty ga
ebgAlniux tsaFaef f0r any ~ tbs
Nehoois. sald wglaSa ~1yhia t0ar
,flha of iho lsaehsgs are women
many msn ars fvtgfnlag - tsaealus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
MARCH WOOD SAYS
NEW YORk II fI>E

sszrs. voc1 stz1e representative
q ..e Pzths Fsi- cezpz-v Ezs szs-
-s-z--e< s-n- t'zz1zess trip . S@r
Towx at Fzr zEslp1.z- Re rsSc-ts
hzvt-x kz1 8 sscresxtzI - rel a.
g. ezssTzsss r-i5.
E- Yorx 4 t1e fEes: pszss =
IL -orx- = NJ osEr.or- - sad
I. tzzs 5cTs tzs hsEzess a-d tze ezzti@
zz< !. Is . vsry easy Ice = Il
1-zs zT IN ks sf<sl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

There are fwanty nlne prisoners in
thp county jail at present. slstson az
whom as federal prisoners
These men viii al be- tfl~a AZ fha
nmxf term * Fnd0fAi ana diAtflet
courts next mouth
For lha flrss time IN quito while
ve have no women IN the jail. said
Jallrr Jludr Polaes. today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
NAN tIiIlIsIID IN GAIL
tON>it ADMITS .tiiiI

l'onca t'i'Y. AaT ab wilIam
Nnop. hold N corauAto. eailf 80 4
criminal ,hArgn. wf4o yesterday -
aliosei o have nAaa confession ~
being implicated IN tho Y0bbe y ~ q
passenger train Al bliss. a lea mlls,
south of ponea riY 10 1915 q npt
beloved lry loaai officers 60 have bean
aae ~ she robbers aa hn elalm4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
INSANITY INCREASE
FOLLOWS HEAT WAvz

li thn ueAsnar aAare haYo been
froE eight 10 ten persons admitted
daily into the state hospitals t0r the
snkare AtSce the las heat wave
Aersck the state according 20 Ceorgs
Clark. Chairman u the board q
public affairs The arerage daiy a.
nslttance ls but Two Or tafee. Clark
s1ys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
FETURn or ALLEGED
AUTO T-iEF ASKED

RsQHlsltson Tor the return o. Aitoa
Brewer. wanted on a charge q lar
eepy q an atomobae 1t ~snk.rt.
zas made on the governor of Missouri
By Governor Robertson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
BUlI. WI.ItII ~
I,kI>G COTTON lNOp

Hsll ilumDhrpf la heFs to-day frpa
his Bear creek lowpAblp fsras Col
ton crop will make abous 20 per cent
of q fill crDg this year. the boil
peevii IA al WORK and tha dry wealth
er Il helping him 10 the destruction
of the crop be said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
aIIlI. ~ rs SHOOTS
10 XIII. siITUt

cicysiand, Aug IT Mimi. bah
aioA Ia years Ola. was sho' and killed
yesterday evening Ia h~r hons a.
bedford, near hsre. b. hiahsel Pintes
au,or whose ndgaaeea she rejected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
GftI NJ IIif RtsI\a
~ CITY DI MOSCOW

London. Aus z5-Fire started in
The mostly thickly pofu'aied pari q
Moscow several days ago and hiiii
fl burning. is Is asserted by tbs
Felsingfors correspondent 81 ms
central News Several hauare3
1onses have been destroyed. the cor
rexpondeu' saye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

Governor Robertson has announced
ha alll attend IA person the sran'as
~ tha pars Hugo brdse apaan o.
the He'd river between pafia and
hugo. connecting oklahoma and Tex
as Governor Robertson Is 70 msei
Governor Nen of Texas. In tbs cen
ter ~ the bridge aa a part VI tae
dedication ceremony
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
AUXILIARY TO LEGION
TO MET TONIGHT

All members Of ths Auxiliary 10
ins American Legion who still hold
their memborship In tins service Star
Legion ars earnestly requested 10 at
tend tbs Service Star msetiax this
sycs:ns " 7:so q 20 library.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
EDUCATIONAL SURVEY
aooh TO arAnr

aWUW 10 HFNW
H0fk will start shortly 0n 'h*
edaeas anal survey IA lh~ state aafh
osised Nv ihn iast isa stature a was
announced Wninnaday ~ aaoFsa =
Sou bern og Enid member ~ th
commission other mFmbeFa age
II VI aau. state HapeF nfHndenf N
schoola "a afiie o chairman ni8hap
- y aiouxon ~ Tulsa. Cyrus *
Avery N Tulsa. aHd A Fmgr IN
1ugdAll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25
LEcios POSTS
EoRRo" LtaRAsIEs

American Legion posts % Ok'a-
to1-a are using the lraseling ubrsr ~
extensively. making them the basis
sor permanent I.brzrses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-25

To Be In
Guthrie

wAxAsagton. Aug sSsSasSs@al r.
CkiAA0mA IA scheduled 70 have An al.
dsssonM federal iadicsA district and
a saags 10 preside over a. The ne@
district wssl he snovn Is .hs northern
dsxs-cs vssA Guthrie. she SD time
eAaisA * sAe stS,e as the principal
ofsice II The western district
senator Harrela has insrodueel =
ela to sAAt essec. and \ j. sA.d has
Been assured sagrSaea. support 10 g1s
Il oyVs.
The proposed northern dsxsTsct. au
Der he se~uas q the hill will emsr~es :
tie ooantles cs Craig. Greek. ne'a-
ware. Garfield GrAn:, Nay, MAyes
Noble. Sowata oknaigee. osaee, -
sAwA. rSwnee. Payne Rogers Taasa
Au3 ws~Asngton
Terms ~ ceurs Faed
TIE terms a coa-s tcr the aew css-
srsc& woalG De hel& al B4Fuesvtle -
TIE .rss Nortay IN reoraafys a. Enid
or tie crss Moatsy II May, ~ Tulsa
or lie s.rss MoaeAy n oe.oeer ans
a vsn.sa o. The first Mouasy II De
o~rS@r ~ eacA year, Tie b.a rro-
v..as sAAf sptAhae rcoas and ae.cEa
- nlasscn4 fc- hcl1a1S te4rs ee
.nr1as 81 az Esffs,llat s = es
peuse - IA vz..sr S.a'es
As result O. The creation = tas
rev 1ssrscs. tbs eastern dlstrsct
sroala conprsse he foI.saiag eoanties.
AsA.-. AsosA- Brysr. caerokee. cAec
tzw. Coal. Carer GArln. @ Ady. HA2.
kesA Hughes. Johnston 1sfterson. Lat
s=sev. L~Faorr. Lave. &c~lAss MasSc-
gee. N1inscsh. Mccurs4sn. Murray
AArsAAn. cksasxee rlusharg. Pash-
-n1-zh6. Po7tosoc. S;ephsns. SsQuas
a.. sea .naIe. s71 W4xousv. ~Aiie
sae western Gss;rc. vssu.d emnrAce
.Ae cozzeles q Alfalfa. Beaver. B~ek-
AAu4. Bl-sne. eA&ao Canadian. Nin.ar-
~. claveaan1. t'umAnSAe. ,ottoa.
Czsser. Dewey. Lllis. Grver. Harnor.
Ha-p@-. gAcksor. E4agtaahsT, Kio~a-
iS-co.a. Logan. MSscr okl&AosnA
Fczas2soze. Roger Mills. Texas
Taluzn. wssAss4. wcc1s. aad woot
w@-1
Aecc-rrocstiers As-ed
Te~zs ot coarr Tor shs eastern dis
t-.ct roasd se held as MzskcEee 9r
.Ae ssrvt Monday sn Tesr1agys u Nc
Asestsr cz TIE FIRST MpH14y s1 My
Z. A-1no~e ca tie ngs. Mancas =
octo5sr. &z6 =, CAsckasAA OF Is .irs'
xer14y e Scvezber.
Te-1s o. c0ars Tor he western as
.-scs wozke ae Ael6 a. GnsArle ca tAe /
frs. Mozday IN rearsa-y: a. Okla |
Aoua CTR c1 the first Noraay sn
M1y. at LAvtcz on The arst MoE1Ay |
i Oc.cAer. and al Woodward 90 tbs
sf-st Mczdzy + Decez5er, GztA7le 70 I
l~ he 2r1rcl7si ossgce-
Sa.-z1se zccomzo14t.ous Zuas y
~z-ztsze9 free !. Nc.otv&-@ The (
clerk G. tie northern cssr-tct ~c1ic i
x@a2 "a os-ce =. Tulsa. tae eastern
1.st-sc. u MUskogee ~itA AZ ots.ea 1
II eEz-ve * himself 0s : c@suty - !
Ar1zSrs. ard as clerk sor tAs ves.-
er- e.str.c- ., C4;hrse. vi az os-ce /
:. 01zzoz-z City Il charge g = (
5sz1ty-
T1e 2-eE1dszs Vr~tz@sS4v s~1t .
- s@-zte Ire nomAna;lors q Acsl Z. 4
ss@.sy. % - r-es.6@1rl-. ssostEnastes /
:. %e.1g1-y. Cs2gs c1un--
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-09-29
BUTTE

John Muruagua and Chas. Kingman
assisted Chas. Hayes stack alfalfa
Monday.
Charles Smith called at the Chas.
Talbot home Sunday.
Georgia and Genevieve Fowler call
ed at the McNutt home Friday after
noon.
DR., Smith and wife, Chas. Smith
and Mrs. Ruth McNutt took dinner
:. the GeorRe McProud home on the
bench Saturday.
John Muruagus with the assistance
of Chas. Hayes is discing preparatory
to seeding wheat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kingman went
over to the Van Deusen ranch We'd
nesday morning.
Adam Klingback went to Emmett
Saturday.
Fred Fowler has been hauling hay
from the Bison ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Klinxback
went to Emmett Saturday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-09-29
LINCOLN LINES

With mechanical precision this
events Of the seasons roll by; now the
fair, the exhibits of mans accomplish
ments during another seasons growth
takes place As the elimination OF the
seasons endeavors. SO with time
limited 70 the gathering Of the crops
and taking in the passing reviews,
this weeks collection Of items are
rather devoid Of news. However we
are going 20 shake down what plums
we have for you and let it go at that.
The Ed Modin ranch with its large
crew Of harvest hands is busy this
week collecting the odds and ends al
their fruit preparatory to making up
car for shipment TO North Dakota,
which will be started on its way about
Thursday Of this week. with Ed Dol
phin In charge a. master Of ceremo-
MES Ed has another fish In his fry
ing pan back in the old home state
no aims to place some OF IdAho's best
ut the disposal Of those who never
have such opportunities to got access
TO such.
Elmer Murray IL very joyful
young man this week ss his long and
trying efforts 1T obtaining his compen-
sation from Uncle Sam has finally
bssn rewarded with success. Elmer
has received a his bsck pay or pre-
miums up to the present and will
leave in about three weeks for Cali
fornia to take up some government
schooling.
Miss Ada Honey has been picking
spuds for the Philips boys the past
week or so helping them get their
largo acreage marketed this fall with
greater facility. Say Honey did
you know that Cub might get jealous
II you make too many eyes At Hank
Wallace Cannon has been helping
with the apple picking at the l. A.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-09-29
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
By The Indsx's CorresDoadsats

Flagler ranch the past week. Wal
lace hopes to have enough left from
, his summer wages to buy himself |
plug OF tobacco this fall.
Bert Wright Is marketing his apples
on the johnson ranch this week ant
from the way Bert drives he is about
as busy as we are, that's just "judg,
| inn
Work at marketing the Earl Fruit
/ Co.'S. apples on the upper Westlake
tract was started this week. The
fruit Is fine and well loaded trees in
most cases.
Ed Tyler put up his third cutting Of
hay Sunday with Al Cronk's assist
anee. Here folks is two busy young
fellers that don't care to work any
worse than we do but ii had to be
done MS other things demanded and
had lots Of irons in the fire.
Amos kersev has threshed for
number Of farmers hereabonts and
has a large acreage yet to beat the
grain out Of, II the farmers will let
him. The only objection we have to
him is he Is too slow getting at the
threshinR in our community, II his
work holds out like it has in the past
II will be Xmas before he gets back
here again.
Charles Gaylord helped with the APP
pie picking al the Howard Harper
ranch the latter part Of las tweek
The older boys going to Lincoln
school have certainly got lots Of pep"
from the way they perform every day.
A kid about this time of life is all |
fired up any how, later on they are
content to let the rest Of the world
burn up II it wants to with ambition.
Blessings on thee, little barefoot
boy, with cheeks of tan.
Elmer Murray celebrated his birth
day and receipt Of his compensation
all at one big chicken dinner Sunday
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Tho
j. Coonrod. Elmer went TO Boise on
Monday to straighten out his business
affairs and jolt down the rest of the
chicken dinner in Clubs Ford.
Causby Murray, better known as
"Chub," came down from Andy Lit
ties Big Willow creek ranch last Sun
day and has resigned his position with
Andy as his most versatile shepherd.
Club will now pursue his occupation
Of driving the wheels of his Ford and
picking apples in the neighborhood
Of New Plymouth between times.
John Berry has been assisting with
the work of harvesting the apple crop
on the ranch lately purchased by
Rube Shaw and his partner, which is
the former Henry Cook property add
joining the Field ranch.
The weather has been fine for the
fair at Boise so far and bids to be
,ne OF the seasons greatest events
rs to record attendance, at least from
he way Freezeout is kept warm by
he gas burners tearing over to Boz
10. Many from this section are con-
going over for at least
me day, as work will permit, most of
IS are too busy for any longer so
purn .i.,S...- - -.e.dars.
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Notice of Issuance of Attachment

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no, in and for the County of Gem.
Frank Housman, plaintiff, VS.. John
ID. Little and Robert Little. defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day of September, 1921. writ
of attachment was issued out of the
above entitled court, in the above en-
titled action, against the property of
the above named defendants, for the
sum OF Sl,030.20 with interest there
on at the rate of 10 per cent per an
mum from June goth, 1921, and for
plaintiffs costs incurred in this ac-
ton.
In witness whereof, ] have hereun-
10 set my hand and affixed the seal
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HANNA

Miss Ina Wilson spent the week
end at home in Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Guthrie and Mr..
and Mrs. Stellar Guthrie spent last
Friday in Nampa. While there they
purchased some lambs for feeding and
J. !. Guthrie went over Monday to
see about bringing them to the ranch.
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SOUTH SLOPE

Mrs. c. p. Hartley accompanied hei
son-in-law, DR.. Darrah to the Darral
ranch Friday evening, whore she spent
the weekend visiting with Mrs. Oar
rah.
| Mrs. Harley Barnum, who has been
i'll at the home Of her mother, Mrs.
Modin, is improving in health rapidly
now, which will be good news to her
friends.
The Index made a mistake in print
ing the Crescent Club notice Of the
club meeting last week. Printing the
hour 10 o'clock sharp by adding ci-
pher, instead Of / o'clock sharp as
stated. The date was given week
ahead as the rural deliverysdo not
get around 10 distribute the mail or
the Slope in the forenoon. The mis-
take was to be regretted, and called
for several sessions at the telephone
in order to acquaint some fifty women
Of the mistake. The program for
September 80 at the Crescent Club
Is as follows;
Hostesses, Lulu Harpt, Sadie Kel-
ley and Dollie Ive.
Quotations, "Music hath charms to
soothe."
Roll Call, American composers.
Piano solo, Miss Jean Sproat
Fancy dances, Mrs. Betty Hit.
Short Sketch, Jazz Music" Mrs.
lorna Lyman.
Mrs. l.. ID. Jenness and Secretary
Mrs. j. w. Lapish Of Weiser, presi-
lent and secretary of the second dis L
rict I. w. F. Clubs, will reach EN- Il
nett on the Payette train will be met
" the Crescent Club president and II
ecretary, given an auto ride around II
he valley Friday. Sept. 30, with lun-
heon served at the home of Mrs. Ed 1
'yler, vice president Of the club at
2 m, following which the l o'clock
essions will be called as previously
with the U. A. Club of the
lesa the guests Of the Crescent Club.
very effort will be made to make
his occasion = pleasant one.
The music and dancing by Miss
proat and Mrs. Hit will be delight
II feature.
Mrs. Lyman's sketches are always Z
Ill Of interest.
Every member is requested to ar
We on time and not lose one minute
the afternoon entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wheeler of En-
EFT, accompanied by Mrs. Wheeler's
ther, Mr.. Swift, and Mrs. WheeIer's
ster and young son, who were visit
& in Emmett, motored to the Slope
lnday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Heath and Mr.. and
RS. James Heath we're Sunday
tests of Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Harpt.
Mrs. Nina Johnson had fine crop
prunes on her orchard.
Ryo Modin shipped a car of fruit
is week
Mr.. Miller, who purchased the A.
Needle ranch, is painting his farm
Threshing is very well along in this -
ction; the weather has been ideal
ID the fall work is well along
Frank Suyeshira is putting in his
II gordon truck. 1t looks exceed
ely fine. Frank and partner are
ceptional farmers, their ranches
ow the care they have given them
ID are an attractive feature of the
ope, for the tourist who motors to
ID over Freezeaut hill