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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
NOTICE

 In the U. S. Commissioners Court, Juneau Precinct, First Judicial Division. Territory of Alaska, Be- fore H. B. Le Fevre, U. s. Com. missioner, ex-officio Justice of Peace and Probate Judge. In the Matter of the Guardianship of WARREN S. BURNS. an insane person, and of his estate, To WARREN S. BURNS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED
 You are hereby notified that on this 18th day of January, 1921, 0 petition has been fled in the above entitled Colft by Arthur Ooghe. asking that d guardian be appointed for your person and estate. as re- quired by law.
 You are further notified that there will be a rearing upon said petition, {, copy of which is heretJ attached. before the undersigned at o'clock P. M. on .aauary "A, l32. Dated at Juneau, Alaska, January 13, 1921.
 H. B. LIE FEVRE, Commissioner and Ex-officio Probate
 Judge.
 First publication, Jan. IA, 1921. Last Publication Jan. 2l. 1921.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
MANUAL TRAINING

The boys in the Manual Training course are taking up the fundamental principles in mechanical drawing Starting out on the second semester the work is going to cover more building, such as the building of bridges and trestles. The ninth grade plans to go on a visit to some of the mines and look over of them. When the two houses were being built. the class was divided into two parts. IT. the trestle buil1 ing, each boy will make section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
SOPHMORE FIVE WINS

So far the tenth grade has been the winners of the different inter class basketball games now being played. Monday the Sophmores won from the Freshmen 40 to 13. Tues day the Sophmores won from the Juniors 34 to IS. Next Monday the Sophmores are going to play the Seniors. The last game of the sea son will be an all star team against the regular first team The All Star team is made up of MT. Phillips, MT Lang, Mr. Henderson, Arden Pea body and James Bussey.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA

The High School Orchestra, under the direction of Prof. Sumpf, is rapidly advancing. They are now working "Tl Travatore" into form. The orchestra is planning to go over to Douglas some time in the near future and play with the High School Orchestra there. It is hoped that Douglas will also visit us.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
HIGH SCHOOL MOVIES

Several new Ford Educational Films arrived on one of the last boats. Supt Lang assures us that we are now going to have a regular show each week. The students are all looking forward to this with pleasure for, from these films, we are able to gather more practica. knowledge than we probably could from any other source.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
NEW PUPIL IN THE JUNIOR HIGH

. We take this occasion to welcome Robert and Jackson Rice to our High School and hope that by sharing our pleasures they may be made to forget their strange surroundings and finds friends to. in a measure, take the place of the old ones left behind.
 Jackson is a member of the Junior II class. The boys came from Dur ango, Colo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
SCHOLARSHIP RECORD

The scholarship record in the sec ond grade for the six weeks just completed is as follows: Radia Hor- ton, first; Miles Murphy. second Salmo Saloum, third Margafst Vdr1, who ranked first in the preceding record, left to spend the winter in the States. Radia Horton. who takes her place in rank, entered from the San Juan Islands just before the Thanksgiving holidays.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
SENIORS CHOOSE CLASS EMBLEH

The Senior III held a class meeting of this week for the purpose of se'- ecting and ordering their class pins. Some of the class have ordered rings and some have ordered pins but all bvae the same design.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
sopHMoRE DANCE POSTPONED

Owing to the death of Allen Shat tuck, the Sophmore annual dance, which was to have been given to- night. will be postponed until fur ther notice All those to whom invl- tations were issued will hold them over for the new date which will be announced later. HEH
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
JUNIOR PS TO ENTERTAIN

Next week the seventh grade will for the first time this year. demon strat their ability to entertain. They are working hard on their program and from all indications it promises to be good.
 Parents and others who are inter ested in school work are cordially invited to attend these informal assemblies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
GET READY FOR JUNIOR PROM

The Juniors are working out their plans for the Junior Prom to be given in Elks' Hall, February 25 It promises to be the largest affair of this season and one of the best Proms ever given. Supplies have already been sent for.
 Fellows get your best girl! EverJ body boost.
 Remember the date-February 25
 For invitations. phone S4, ITO, oi 1i7
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
Attractions at Theatres
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

PALACE-Constance TaImadge in Experimental Marriage" Pearl White in "The Lightning Raid er," Jay Belasco and Ethel Lynne in -Four of a Kind" ISEUM-Margarita Fisher in Molly of the Follies," Two reeie of "The Evil Eye"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
WRANGELL STUDENT RETURNS

We are glad to welcome Liberty Worden back to school. She has been visiting for the past month in Wrangcll with her parents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
FIRE slf ALARM CALLS

1-3 Third and Franklin. l-4 Front and Franklin. 1.S Front, opp. Marshall 4 a Newman.
 l-6 Front, opp and Asar old s.;- Dispatch.
 1-7 Front, opp City Wharf l-8 Front, near sawmill. 2-1 Home Germain Grocery. 2-3 Wtlloughby o3p. Cole barn 2-4 Front and Seward. 2-5 Front and Main. 2-6 Second and Main. 2-7 Fifth and Seward. 2-9 Fire Hall.
 3-2 Gest1peau and HaWH way 3-4 Second and Gold. 3.5 Fourth and Harris. 3-6 Fifth and Gold. 3-7 Fifth and East. 3-8 Seventh and 4old. 3-s Fifth and Kennedy. Al Ninth back 9f power house Az Calhoun. opp. Juneau Apts. 4-3 Oistin Ave & Indian Street. 4-6 Ninth and CalhouA. 4-6 Seventh and Main. AT Twelfth at Northern L'dxy 4-S Twelfth and WillouEhhy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
In Junior 1 History Glass

Miss Ulleland-Why did Washing ton attack the rear of the British Army?
 Richard Carrigan-Why, so that the front wouldn't know anything about if.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
JOKES

Little Chinese boy to little Chinese girl:
 She-What's your name? He-May I Kiss You. wats your name?
 She-Alla Right.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21

Back hurt you? Cant straighten up without feeling sudden pa sharp aches twinges? Now ten! That's llmbago, sciatio maybe from a strain, and you'll blessed relief tho moment you your back with soothing, pen. ing st Jacobs Oil" NotHir takes out soreness, lamenC stiffness so quickly. You rub it on and out comes tn
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
NOW IS THE TIME

to make purchases. 10 per cent re- duction on everything you buy at the Boston Store. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
COMING ATTRACTIONS

PALACE-George Walsh in Putting One Over" COLISEUM-"The Other Half"
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21

To the Junior ITS go the honor 0 having the highest record in at tendance and punctuality in the en tire school They are, therefore given half holiday at the end O he week. Tn fifth grade wins tho half holiday in the Elementary schooy
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
ANCHORAGE ELkS PROPOSE
 TO ERECT A CLUB BUILDING

With full power to act, the An chorage Elks' Lodge has appointed a building committee consisting of J. B. Larson. c. E. Martin, NJ. J. Conroy. c. M. Murphy, J. E. Chovin, and Fred Martin The committee will work in conjunction with the trustees and will prepare ways and means to finance a building and io have the plans and specifications drawn up for the lodges approval for a lodge and clubroom building.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
Large Subject

She-What are you going to talk on?
 He-On my feet.
 She-Rather a large subject, isn't if?
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
Heard In lunch Room

Senior-l wonder what kind 9 meat they have in "hot dogs"
 Freshie-Dogs' of course.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21

Have you reserved the twenty fifth of February? ......-.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21
MYSTERY STORY OF MIDNIGHT GIRL IS PRODUCED IN WEE
 HOURS WHEN THRILLS ABOUND

A midnight-to-morning working
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21

! The <e | Broadway | Tattoo" considered au fait just nov
 among New '<ork woMen with . penchant for things spectacular
 Tho photo
 shows
 Miss Bird
 Millman
 being
 decorated
 by Willard.
 an artist
 of note.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-01-21

and doesn't in.
 suffer Get om any drug it just once, ou ever had r sciatica. be- never hurt or cry. It never ! been recom- 
 Advertisement.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-10
TOLL OF VENGEANCE DRAWN
in BLOOD BY STAR SPY OF
,rt MTNCO'S TRIGGER TRIAL
Married Mayors widow.

BY his side throughoa. the trigger
trial" sat his wife, q handsome young
woman who had been made widow
BY the Matewan battle Her first hus-
band, Mayor G. G. 1'esterman, OF Ma
tewan. was killed In that fight. She
married Sid less than two weeks after
ward. opposite the Hatfield pair in
the courtroom one day sat a reporter
who has eye trouble. when he takes
off his glasses and thelight shines in
his eyes they twltch. They happened
10 do 1t on this occasion. Mrs. Hat
field whispered something to her hus-
band. As If stpng by tarant1la. Sid
shot up from his seat, bent his tall fig
ure over the table that separated him
from the reporter and hissed:
aThe madam says yoil- wlnked al
her,"
The dumbfounded scribe was
speechless for moment then merely
answered, "Hell, mol"
Hatfield his face lobster-red, eyes
hurting fl<fnes at the newspaperman
went on:
IF you do it again I'll take you out
and beat YOU upn
When Sid Hatfield spoke OF "beat.
ing up" he meant the only kind he
knew bullet beating. The reporter
later explained his eye trouble TO tn,
Hatfields. The latter said not 3
word, merely grlned. The reporter
after that chose seat of less propin,
qiity to the Hatfield couple.
( Whatever may have been the righi
or wrong in the murder cases, Hat
field himself believed in his heart thai
he was great man, a hero, defend
er OF his townspepple, He was ia,
matte on two thlngs-the miners
union and the Baldwin Felts Dotectiv,
Agency.
pr'meyal Bitterness.
The Matewan battle was the result
Of evictions Of union miners carrie,
cut that day by thirteen Felts detec
tives, led by Albert and Lee Felts
Since that battle all olJ feuds and au
tagonisms in Mingo have been over
shadowed by the feud between In,
union miners and the Feits men. Th,
wutual hate and craving for venge
ance In this feud can be understoo,
only by those who know the psychoI
ogy of tfe people Of that section o
the country. 1t is almost primeval n
its bitterness and intensity. It is
feud that secs red'' in the litera
sense of the term.
It's ail-powerful law is IAN eye fol
an eye and tooth for a tooth,".
If there is one for whom the Mate
man miners feel special degree o
hatred that man is c. Il. Lively. TIL,
reason is that he executed a muster
piece of deception of which they-no
tably the accused slayers and NOR,
particularly Sid Hatfield--were tn,
victims. For nine years he had beer
a member in good standing of tn,
United Nine Workers of America
while, al the same time he was report
ing its plans and doings to the Felt
agency. OF which he was the estar'
operator. The detective concern ha
been for years engaged in work fo
the coal operators. Immediately aft
Ter the gun battle he was sent to Ma
tewan to see what you can dig NJ
about Sid Hatfield and the rest Of tn,
bunch"
My boss told me-" he said one da,
to the writer, in telling his full stor,
for international News Service. "tt
try to get the inside story about tn,
battle. to be used against those fef
lows at the trial. got the, confession
OF each of them.
These Confessions" Lively It'd or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Editor Forum ana amused NJ the
fecpndity Of some q these eonlri-
buiors 70 The Forum Some of them
appear - vsus 70 rio IN Wade 70
keep o.. They always like % STAR
something Why cannot they let
Wade alone and iet everybody else
alone Tines are Rad enough. God
snons without ribbing % more fr4c
t'rn. The trouble ssth some people
is hat they are never happy unless
they see someone else unhappy
Right no~ there are BOT of human
souls talklng stories in connection
wl'H recent SOD occurrence Nov !
can see ne hsru n what Made says
II The Leader did not mention he
matter peosie Hoaio know nothing
about Il. exceps his CONGREGATION Of
courHe. sundsy shnils BE- xeps holy.
bu, | can zse no harm n q baee bail
game Il - ciesn spor- People must
have something 10 DO. whether the
oar b sunday Or Wednesday.
Tines have changed Bat I an
EulBg Q sry ~ about the matter and
fhink r hlgh tire fer everybody else
70 take fhs zarbe eosrse.-c. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
The Wonders Of America
oua nArlonAL cArlrol
~ Y. Y. MAxsY

IT ~ but fitine that America ~"
! greatest nation in all The w"Fli
shouid have lhD finest eapisol husIdins
nn earth The architectural heauty ~
ouf national capitol building "a Wash
lnglpn II noW Impressive aud. fnr eapi
tel purposes i II said 20 aNrGnaa
csery othef buildlns ln The wnrli
The hHAe 10 thle iHmenar. nyn
metTicnlis shaped and imposing ehities
tests % lryel plateau, ~ ma elysa
tion ~ az ZEE, above the historic ro
ionac river The building faces the
enss nHd IS about one mile distant
ffum ihe White House The corner
stone Of ihe original structure. whira
comprises ihe .snfrnl portion ~ the
present bnildlpg and II ~ Virginia
sandstone. wns lAld By President wash
inatou on september ~. ilp3 va
yenrs ngo Later, when Il became
necessary 20 enlarge the hulldlns. iva
additions % wlnKs ~ Massachusetts
marble were lded President PHI
more laid thu eornet atene Daniel
Webster WAS tho orator These wings
we're burned Is The British ~ 1914 but
were restored The original building
WIS eouspleted ~ 1877
The present structure n ~ feet
long aud 40 Wide Il covers three
end one hslf scfes The eeniral pof
don s. snfmonn,ed ~ one ~ ihe inosi
gfscrfm plraslnNly shaped and mas
dye domcs ln the world. This dome Ia
2S7 feet high II was compleled Ia
lts5 II weighs more thsn 500 80
pounds and y topped ~ statue %
Freedom almost 80 feet high
The total ynue ~ the building and
sounss 8 rsuna - A. -. "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

y yor h 54x Eir does it. ozF
rar.eilzx bnt Z pod NJ he Dersi
az hss lit.ss e=sskz-ser vii azsess
Prom ire seseels that kzse been
hssr6 u Guthrie sor tfs iass tro
weeks X icois e. sboaxA Rev WADE
ri ne Devll rss1 bow is between
he ewes As esz4en = Guthrie !
an n~e thsr slac q say fasz Gntn-
re really l. not 81 ess ss me ~r1tsr
q wa<nes6sy sixats ysrusa wosis
LEAF n - te1isTs Tnsre are sous
real rel bleocs< cs.iEsss * tia town
s.1 i. IS tzne thst shey are csrni.g
= tbe sro-s zz6 ssseishfsr fsx o,
tsess F,sEi-lsrir..as rsrs fhs. are
rsrrsnx s-os1t acre clsizisg % be
Eoos <5tlzsrs who ara pEz-lnx guEb-
re On ne razp-
aEss VIII he sto-sszz6 writer
fhzs 6Es<zF Base BzE Ese.ss Azse
pgf cztk-ss q re nap brt u sac1
. way tess sFsrg cssis<r Is brzrss<
- . Ekz81E ~ . rsss;zz bE Esr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

ous c4tses q tAe s.1fe where me
writer has Recently been We are
On ths map a. town ~here anca
from me farms and from the smaller
soxn. of Ger oosniy ar refusing 70
send their boys hDs Gris . our
schools- y -hst boost for our
csiys Where does 1our Gown patriot
fsu rpae IN
Rsr . r Wade may te hssins
ffteer years. ~ ne cvupliueHtary
writer q Wednesday rlghs may lead
81 70 hellers. bat I an right here 70
ssy .hs' COD and the DeyiI are noi
.sf;eez pears bebinc ifme Il me
writer knew Der Bible and world
hissvry sae would not be 80 prone 70
expose be- 8gnorznce n saying that
Per wade sbosi1 preach The gosYel
I'D iesFe tcyn affairs si9ns A. .
preacher q Gods wore 20 man has
rDors raghf % psszrh agssnsf the
d9rnning infiBences that are prersi-
srs IL our city. a. 3 citizen o. this
toHr 4 Is els business 70 talk zns
boof- ~ cissn city. HiEorT ahogz
f.zt 10 city o. nation can live sn1
rFos3er <hst Deliberately tzrza rs
back q Cod Csnsiinr in snr form
s sEsins fhs fspr u he slsss n
okizhonz zzd also zgzlnss tbe Laws
q the Unste1 states YSr. 40 are
usboi1ias this sort o, fhisg. are yoz
any better .hs- gz-b5srs from the
ksFes q Ehs En1erworia
TIE writer who wants Nr. Wade
70 ooze eiezn and Esflor nsnes
cs-tzE.1y las 1oE bsss hearing lis
kxEn2zs s2z tss sxzs t-Esz szszz q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Editor Forum II MIS-. horriiy
people to read Of he @mirching Of
the bench a. hrough' out In the Judge
Luclen n Wright rial 81 BAL uipa. r
is possible that jndxes con 80 de-
mean themselves Are they oui after
money. DO they practice blacismail.
keep sousee and raise old Ned gen
eraliy That FELLOW Wright u 3 nice
specimen of Jndxe The idea of
taking 10000 and then telling about
Il to a bunch of short haired women.
The times are surely out Of Join. .--
Id r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

AFe aeknewledxed Ax Ae "a w.
Khan ef hat vicinity a. halsa sov 2
q aelr o~~ ~nfk fAAs nsepSv
"a The X * x nnsl ~ eyer
AMI si .A.srd. and ihe Fahslc. res
e@vfless el the attitude ~ mlnd fe.
eagalas she Ma klux Kan wst ~
plana mr. taitaess eF fAc X A. n.
ln ledslna shat ssse wosk Ia
'ha, raft 81 the state ~ rrxaA was
theirs The ~ kmx klAa Indicated
that he work MAS shelse ~ wFlllnH
Ne tors 10 the newspapers. teliinA thai
the, wsv responsible fea tAr whlp
plnss And TAI and feathers Aamin
u erred IN somv eases Ia The resaa
sliy NJ w.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29
WHEN NiirLA>I FAILS
PAWN ~kA iiON iIl

pawhaaka. Jnly 3lenFs Mays.
s. tnafr old q thla. cry was soF
posis imleFsd near here when AZ afg
piano ~hleh he eas llsinK. crashed
gu ihe urouud ffam hoighl ug arsal
e4n feet Arthur taFsune. il yesi i
a passenger eaesped uninlnfet
NAye Injuries consist ~ eranhNA
eacst severe cuts atuns hla hsaa anil
NeFloua lnlufy ln hls ayes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Fer kidney and bladder unahloa
gravel. weak and lame hack, fhea
nstlsm and Irregularities uf tho kll
neys ant bladder Regulates hlai
De- trouhlea IN children II not ao.A
Nv drugglata mail 81 e6 email hos.
Il" often care aend for sworn test
n.enlala nr y. W llaIl. 2a2s ollvc
iieeh a. louia. Mo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

florhef,ille fww weeka ssu fpur
mlaers ia partnership leased The oh
ItedeaKe mine which had bash idis
alnce the mill was wrecked by a
gyrlOn" some YEARS sKn. aud began
working she old riiNxlmTr last week
they made lucky strike. and 10 ous
day took oai three toaw or ehnas
lead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Nlnita letter has hesn raoslsesi
ffom The executive committee II ths
Modern weadman ai America ~ ns.
: W q Craig % thlr city. ssillnx
him thar he has ssala hesn appaint-
81 thelr asatH medical examiner f'yr
oklahoma This ~ bis fifsh eonas
rntlva four yeaF ,erm 10 that rs~i
slan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

FdsoF Forum TAoae Nho are a..
iaeklnK me IA she l.eaAeg aee paltins
emphasis an The wneue ppint Not
SUNDAY hnse ball. hus eamhllns or
hare bail n the lssae WAlle thlns
Sendas base ball ie rlEh' Aavens
offered puhile criticism az 9nndeY
hall a u tho Wholesale rAmhllnk
on baseball on Sumaay. ~ any other
dss ghAt attacked These howl~ts
are tnlging the main Issue Why
dom the, alssuss TIE meslts Of haaa
nan gAnhllng The, remind mo VI
be bunch she attacked me 81 shat
! said ahoug the aanee when | ass
ed them "a aisfass viih mc tae same
iAins ga mia ssup tsamblns a.
wronT and cvery deeon man khoes
ksefa msn Of woman who Ramh.
les dora ll IA cgsn violation ~ she
laW, and whether hc Il nnfra shnol.
ms craps ia the bend, or white hos.
inrse man IN business house on
Oklahoma avenue Kambing on a
base ban game. thoy ough Is Dc
arrested and made ip pay ibe pepai.y
Honest gamblers are an dead u
There ever was any A gambler i8
either thief vi fool No man
PLAYS lhe samhlne game and wins
who doaent cheat and any man whe
schemes 20 oheas his nelshhor ~ a
thief ANY man who 'rles so play
The gamhIer's game honcasly Will
enjoy The pecallar aensatlon 81 he
ing busted and he 81 FOOL EverY
sambler Ramnler % wla. and every
SAMPLER knows " he wins he must
lnrn the Winning trick
Gentlemen. gambling ls wrong. and
beneath he dainty ~ q hlrhmlnaed.
educated refined citizenship n
these men are such Guthrie boosters.
why don't they pul their braln. an
thuaasn and money behind our
public school nfoldrm our nuhilc
schools arr one VI oar greatest asne \.
They need equipment wr romp on
the snhoul boafd yel how nuch 90
We help them 4 takes money and
men 10 haild and eauip schools
scema 40 me here n fne place fof
men WHO love Guthrie. Who have The
money . do something worthy ai
hlg nahle. truebcaried men A wull
equipped school viii bring great hlet
sing 70 otY citizens. and will max =
moro friends for Guthrie than ali tbs
bare ball ganma of time lseta eicap
up, men. and got behind noble in
stlluions ihm will build manhood
and character We owe 20 our YOUNG
insiliu'lons that build up ami not
down Gambling Is reproech 10
any people II ruins communities
and wrecks young he I.e.s past
oar money aud our energies into 10
siiinions that viii haiid charae er.
then We can point to them With pride.
and after We are gone our nohio
aeeds will rihe NJ 70 cali un bieencd
Daniel II Wade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

flouthat rhn narthrsaf ukishum&
diatfirt. ennfpfEsiBM nanth~f ~
counties, Ia wMii pleamed With fhs
apnalntmans uf Mrs tsam y Green ~
hama demonstration asans. hy Mes.
Frances I. nrslwn. state home a.
nanMsfailou agent The new Ap-
palasee haa h@d large ~speflenea 10
work ~ that character. and thls 40.
lulBmeni nrann mere salary. wrestsr
eeapnn abilities. and a larger sphere
NJ uarvfulness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

In the middle OF the eighteenth
century the women ~ vienna wore
prohibited BY law flom painting their
faces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Editor FoTpm. see a ioi in the
papers sbont he X X. believe
a whole ios y these thsnsa are done
~ veopae and laid on this great or
sznlzztso., shieh hsa It's birth i1
AEla1:zs Gzr az Eezesnst ,ts sozta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

narlne hln 81 wears ~ pastor ~
the Congregational rhurh in W'n
chester. Connecticut. in Aeihaf
vsc0aenoush has preached seo0 sef
'monp. performed its marriage. ant
conducted sgl faneraA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

Editor Forum The ku Kiax Klan
Of Beaumont. Texas. does pos care
10 sail under am false colors, and
The recent aftscxs made in thai city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

IN caTpe. bageer Jays have not
heard of the Klan kllllns anybody -
date and believe the guys Who have
been treated 10 tar and feathers wern
deserving Of whai hey received G.
NJ.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-29

slkiAhemA tHfv Thm ensp~estin,
commission has mntiglva All elagtrst
llxht tsanaaals@lsm. telegraph asam
az sieeifie railway cusapaessa ant
al engaged IN mse'h business. - 40.
pear trfsr~ che cunnnisslon aa $40
isufher ~. n snswrr g. pFopessss
efder ~ che raniss lsslem a. aasps
eersssu sulrs saa rpAulsfloas pesssla.
lhM 81 thn construction ~ npors
egnaslmsn evpw et@aas ~ eisetesu rast-
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psums enaft hsa handed aawr ~ has
decialenA ansAl aersemhae ~ Aoms~
mamhpfa II tAe eaart may leave fhs
rlsY On hrlsg vacations. hat a aufr
slnai nnmhee wlt r~maln 10 tai
eNFr ~ wssms wFNrat matter tnsY
esme wp b~Fuvs shs tull r~tFs 10
aaaiu present