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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
BERRY CROP
TO Be TAKEN

Adequate canning facilities this
year for 10000 berry growers in
Washington and Oregon are prom.
tscd In the formation Of the $4,000.
go canning and preserving corpora
ton launched last week.
9tabilizAfion OF markets by the
powerful distributing alliance. which
viii reach most OF the $500 whole
ale grocers OF the country, will
mean Increased prosperity to count
lesa berry growers thruous the
Northwest
The annual value OF the berry tn.
1ustry In Washington and Oregon
= $40. 900. 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
new DECLINES
ON THE MARKET
Peppers, Peas and Rhubarb
Register Drop

Further declines were noted on
the local market Monday. Aspara.
gus was 10 cents n pound. with ex-
press shipments selling at rs 10 20
cents. Green peppers and peas
which arrived by express were low.
or nj 10 TO 10 cents pound on the
peas and cents pound on the
peppers Local rhubarb was sold at
6 cents n pound.
A car OF Imperial Valley lettuce
was quickly sold at $3.50 a crate.
Johbera reported that they were
losing on sweet potatoes. which
they were selling at ts.to hamper.
Local rndihhes will arrive regular.
~ on the avenue by next week. II Is
expected
A shipment Of California rtrpw.
berries In also expected next week.
Dairy products were steady lion.
day. al surplus eggs were being
sent 20 storage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
GRAIN TRADING
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO, Anr,i Trading IN the
Chicago grain mart today was mark
ed by ire EuiaritieH, with trvnd
toward a weak market, Grain prices
were irregular In a dull market, and
most Of thcm shaded off IN later
trading because Of selling by profess
sionaia and favorable crop condi-
ttons.
Provisions were lower.
MAY wheat one ned off NC at si.sT.
and closed up We July wheat open
ed unchanged at NtbA. and drop
ped IA at the close.
MAY corn opened up &C at CO.'S c
and lost ttr fractional gain In later
trading, closing at eOr.
July corn opened up sc at 90 e.
and slid off 60 61he at the close.
September corn. which opened un-
changed at GAc. advanced 10 th
May oats opened down y g at ~ y c
and closed at the same figure, July
oats opened up ahe az asc, and clos
cd at "A loss % i.c. September oats
opened at a9Ae. a gain OF i.e. aud
then shaded Off sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Crieving for Wife,
Pioneer, 1O3, Dies

DENVER. Colo. April Grief
over the loss OF his 97.ycar old wife
caused the death yesterday Of caInil.
10 Tate. io3. Dcnver's oldest resident
Tate's wife died lazt Thursday. They
had been married az years. and the
AGED Italian. alone and unattended.
was found dead In his home yester.
day. tho result Of broken heart. ac.
cording 10 relatives. Tate and his
wife came to the United States from
Italy in 1868.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Public Market

PIKE PLACE
Stall II. ms. best American cane
sugar. 7tc: standard granuisted beet
sugar. MS lie. stall 70. fresh milk.
- at. Stall 90. csrnation milk. 16Ae
<an: bars Crystal White soap, 2te: 10
-. pail Karo syrup. sses 4s-ib. sack
NAinisr flour. r~7s: ibe pkg. Quaker
Stall 100. whipping cream. iso bottle;
commercial cream. lie: fresh milk, Dc
qs; cane sugar. MS. Tie; Borosn's
milk. II nc. Csrnstion. ioHc.s Stall Is.
campbeifs soups. Toe; SC boxes
matches. Zoe. 2oc cans Csmpbelrs
bsans. ssc; Federal or Cooperative milk.
stall 100. fresh peanut butter Zoe N
cans Cooperative milk. iscs best fresh
butter. l5c n: Flake White. isc ~
fun cream cheese. asc 10: ms sugar.
BtAii ~. fig bars. 1sc NJ. Stall -. Trash
Oregon eggs. 2gc dor.
ECONOMY
Stalls s7-ss, s bars Crystal white soap,
&c; Olympic pancake flour, fsc pkg
soc can Royal baking powder, ssc; I'm.
coffee. sf.ss: In. L.pton's tea, Csc:
GhirsrdeiIrs chocolate. In. can 5zc,
S-fb. can soc: 2 ms 30c pure cocoa. zoe.
QUEEN CITY
rfhlIa s-s-ZS~ffs y IDa sugar. 1bci sun
Maid rassns. 4sc Pig. 2 I'm. cartons
Barger's peanut butter. z5c; sc large
can sliced pineapple, 2sc: iba rolled
eats zgc. Stall ls, MS fancy head
ptee. Csc: large can Reliance solid pack
tomatoes. ice; No. "a can Del Monte
apricots. 23c.
wEsTLAKE
Stall SO. OH sack Blue Stem patent
flour. s2.15. stalls 1911. pkgs. corn
flakes. csc; am. can Ghirardellis chOco-
late, 81 90. stalls 80. pc. roart. I2h c
~: beef steak. INC 10. Stall los, ms
prvnes. zsc: 4 MS. white beans. 2gc Stall
toilet paper. Csc Stall i3o, Del Monte
asparagus. 2tc csn. Citrus po~der. CSC
pkg Stall 100. None such mineemeai.
lec pkg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Auditor 10 Held on
Embedding Charge

Charged with the alleged embczxie-
fnens Of Sssc. John w. Wilson. 90.
auditor. was held In city Jail Mon
day. He wn= returned from San
Francisco Sunday night by Detective
u. J. Mcclellan. Wilson was a de-.
rar,ment manager for the Addison
Miller Co. contractors. at s55 Cen
trail building. on pcccmbcr 20. the
DATE OF thu alleged theft
w. J. Mcmahon. manager for the
company. s~orc TO the complaint in
Justice John r. Gorsion's court. WI
sons ball IL 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

HengkonE s--AFtlses. str De
ilEht from Seattle VIA Yokohama. hohs
and Shanghai
New York April ARRIVED. ctr Art
roman from Seattle via Tacoma. Astoria.
Portland. san Franchise, San Pedro and
Cftstobal Rsil~d. str fennsNissnian TOE
seattle via baihoa. San Pedro and san
Francisco stf Milipolo for Seattle VIA
CFistobzi san Pedro and San Francisco,
naiboa--Aprn sailed. str Eury'
maehus for seattle Via San Pedro aud
San frSseisco, str Naidss fes Seattle VIA
san fcsiro-
san pedro-Aprsi ARRIVED. sr Al
miral sehiey from Seattle via san FRAN.
cisco,
San Frsnctnco-~Aprii ARRIVED. str
nrush frvm Seattle vita Portland and A.
,cria. 10 D m. str Admiral Dewey FROM
Seattle. sailed. ctr str HeaAiis Malone,
for seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
SHOWS LAND CLEARING
METHODS

Land clearing methods will be
demonstrated on an elaborate scale
By DIR. 8. d. Nelson OF Pullman. d.
rector Of the extension service OF
Washington State college A spc-
ciai trzin win be used and II coun-
ties IN the West will be visited. DR..
Nelson Is here this week comforting
with the committee which Is ar.
ranging the exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
POMONA VOTING
ON BLUE LAWS

POMONA. Cal. April 4--Reform.
ers from Plymouth Rock 20 the
Golden Gate focused their gaze on
Pomona today AZ residents Of this
town trudgcd or fiivvered TO the
polls 20 decide whether they won't
blue law" Sundays.
Pomona In looked upon as the
testing tube Of the nation. The out.
come Of the initiative election being
held today might be considered a
criterion OF what the United stl~cs
thinks OF proposed padlocked Sab
hathn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
ZIG MEETINGS
AND MOVIE STARS

held yesterday afternoon and Las,
night. Between Sin and elxh, thou.
sand persons attended. Speakers
included Wallace Hsld. WIN Rogers
and Anita Stewart Of the movies.
Incidentally. 4 municipal election
/. scheduled for today. But no one
seems to know who ths deuce the
mayorSl,y candidates arc or the fel.
lows running for council and con.
stable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

SYRACUSE. April 4.-syracuse
shoulder.shakers are now being
more or less gently assisted TO the
streets by policemen. Under a new
ordinance. the shlmmiers are eject.
ed and the doors OF the shimmitori.
urn are then locked. with patrol.
man on guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
cousin Everett" 10
Behind the Bars

CHICAGO. April s,---Secret service
men today said they were following
tho long. long trail OF worthless
checks and l. o. US that winds 10
the cell Of Everett Harding. who
posed ms the presidents cousin.
Cousin Everett" who was arrest.
ed for obtaining money while imper.
nonatnK government official. was
stili being held today because he
lacked 5000 for bond.
Cousin Everett authorities said.
dupcd many politicians and others
BY promising them government jobs
he said he would secure for them be-
cause r. his influence and relation
ship ~ cousin warr~n.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Noisy Merchants
Silenced by Court

Raucous hawking OF their wares
In ITkc place marke, brought three
merchants into police court Monday.
Frank PetSehe was accused OF shout.
ing tho juieiness Of his pork chops
10 the Saturday throngH: X. Aikama
was alleged To have pointed out tho
lunciounneAu Of his oranges In loud
tones. and y. Honda was charged
with exploiting rhubarb with great
vocal gus,o. Police Judge Gordon
warned them: sentences suspended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
RAILROAD
TRAFFIC ON
UP GRADE
The Stars Weekly Review
OF Nationwide Business
Conditions
ny ALBERT APPLE

Railroad freight traffic. which re-
fleets general business conditions,
has touched bottom. and will not fall
Off further. says Thomas DE Witt
Cuyier. chairman OF the Association
of Railway Executives. Freight
movement has improved decidedly In
the last two weeks. he says New
York Centrars office forces have
gone on fun time.
Number of cars loaded with freight
In week ended March IL. latest re
ported. was Tos.0s This was n sew
fn;h less than year ago. but larger
than same week In 1919.
PATIENT
GIFTS HUNGRY
Very important Is the wave OF
bullishness creeping over the country.
Rradstrects reports less pcssi-
mism." Some authorities. noted for
their gloom. would not he surprised
to see a sudden pick up" This spirit
II bound TO have a good effect.
Retail trade. nationally. Is the beat
In months. Good weather helped.
Big sale: France and Germany
enter the dead American copper mar.
kct They buy 10 900. 900 pounds Mt
1sh cents a pound. Back of this is
elow but steady improvement OF
world banking situation. bound TO
help our export trade.
Detroit reports $4,000 more en-
pioyed than on January 1. Gradual
Improvement continues thruout auto
mobile industry, with studehaker
running rs per cent. nearest capacity
Revived auto sales are stimulating
rubber industry.
STEEL
THE BAROMETER
Structural steel buying Is now tn.
heaviest In months Means building
activity. steel industry as whole is
at Is per cent capacity. U. s. steel
Corporation last week operated 81
per cent Trade belief Is that Judge
Gary wants to make good showing
until end of present quarter. then
viii cut prices early IA April Nay
be false alarm. but steel stagnstion In
largely due to high prices. U. =.
Sseefs new orders averaging enough
to keep II going on onc-third time.
Pig iron has fallen to 80 n ton
basic Pre-war was sio..s: highest
In war time was tt3.
Bank ciearings In week ended
March Is were - per cent less than
year ago. country over. Chicago and
San Francisco made the biggest
showing. New Orleans and Kansas
(4sw tns ,ror~f (thfeara riexs RI ?, -r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
REsrMR RINrROCK DAM WORK

With is5 men on the job. work on
tho s7.soo.ooo Rimrock impounding
dam has been resumed. The project
is located near the head OF the Tie
ton river. In Eastern Washington.
and In designed for storage hasin
Cor Irrigation OF Yakima valley land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
EXHIBIT SPACE TAKEN

Only . little more space is avail.
able for exhibitors n the woman's
educational exhibit for Washington
manufacturers In the Arena April
10 to -. the Seattle Federation Of
womcn's Clubs has announced. Res
ervntions have been made by 50 ex.
hibitorA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
N. Y. Banker Dies
in Pasadena Hotel

PASADENA. Cal. Aprfi l.-E. c.
Converse. wealthy New York hank.
er. aged II. was found dead In bed
herv At tho Hotel Huntington this
morning.
lie was formerly president Of the
Bankerr Trust company OF New
York
He played ~ holes Of golf yes-
terday.
Heart failure II given ~ the
cause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
MINES CONVENTION.
PORTLAND

Cosi--how u In mined and how
much IN deposited In the West from
Alaska 10 Caiifornia-wiil be dis
cunsed by the third annual interna.
uonAi mining convention In Port.
land. ORE. Tuesday TO Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. April itoss-Rersigts.
- eee MARKET ieatte higher. naik -
Gales ssT6gies butchers. h7toe ~
packing. tfGsute1s Nahf. - IS y 10 - I.
pigs - stufei rouahs o.. seQfTG
Ksttiv-- Receipts. iS.eea Market sssafy,
Beef. tf.fteie.fs. Butcher stock. - 70
tog. Gamers and cutters ifytet.
ssotksr. and feeders. tsfsUs:s. cova
ss0ssss calves. tTrsta.
sae~p Receipts. ts.ees. ssrk-, fte
lowsr. iAmbs. tTgie ewes. tsetfA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Ertfas. src N. prime fIrsts. sfSe IN
cnssss--csiisorpia flats, fancy. "a Ne ~
Erxs-Estr~s. ss4r dos Ne, difiiss
Tic dos extra pallets. f7se dos. un'
derslssi pulist.. stc dsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
BUYS APARTMENT HOUSE

For 100000 Capt ". II. bergman
has bought the Moana apartment
building. northeast corner OF Maiden
ave and Harrison st. from Mary r.
shorcy. lie bought the Ia Crosse
apartments. Maiden ave. and Thorn
as st.. for $50. 900 In January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Higher Openings Are
Made on ". Y. Market

NEW Yon Ar stoe here tespondsa 20 seraes t,ds9 re-
lme but Steele adversely affected
u y
Chandler unchanged
Y
up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April The fsrsisu ca.
change market was siixntiy iover ~ the
opening today, Sterling vas eff ~ al
sas3A. francs. tessass nrs. sets.
MARKS seiseS kronsn. is.tsss. Cara
atan dotlara toaa&A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
VICTORY PAVING DELAYED

Tnving Of SeattIc's ss5o.e06 VIC
tory way from the city limits north
TO Lake Forest park will no; be be
gun until next year. the state high
way authorities have announced.
Tho road bed must be allowed TO set
tie. IL is stated. Money for the Is.
foot pavement was voted by the last
legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
SHAKING FISTS
At EACH OTHER

mona IN the past week has been
transformed into secthing camp
OF hostile blue Jayn- and liberty
ieaguers" as the opposing forces
have been dubbed. They nre quite
evenly divided and number several
thousand each. PomonanH. once
ehummy, are shaking clcnched fists
under each others noses and shout
ms namer-not nieknamce.
The blue lays" under the han
ner of the "Civic f3r,iermcnt
League are led by Rev. Charles X
seoville. revival evangelist. They
hope 20 shut all cinema theatres
on Sunday. as well as all other
places Ia Pomona where paid adj.
minsion Ia charged for any form Of
amusement. entertainment or recre.
alton. They want the Sabbath real
silent save for the subdued sen.
tsnoss OF pastors and the resonant
rumble 81 chimes In the towers Of
- local churches.
The "antis.- who have n number
Of ministers on their side, are or
ganlkrd as the Personal Liberty
league. and are headed BY Harry G.
Arthur. IT.. manager Of several the
atre enterprises. Many mass meet.
lngH OF protest were held and i'm.
ported orators. ineieiing Gouverneur
Morris. the author. spoke. urging
residents TO fausich the refofmsra
in the initial ballot on the blue
law" scare that In claiming attcn.
ton thruout the land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

OKLAHOMA CITY. okia.--Banais.
masked. ARMED. forces io-ycar old
Marshal Brown to help him extract
pennies from the boys bank F1ees
with 90 cpnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Reported by Wireless

STR Makura. ise miles south % Cape
riattery, itits o. m. str sorth~eetsrn
Queen Chkriotts sound. nothhound. II
a IN. str Cordova sailed SanAifno. north
bond. . M. str Rsdoedo. OF Mafy
Island. southbound. .. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
WANT MARKET THOROFARE
OPEN

Dock operators and water front
merchants petitioned the council
Saturday to open the thorofare thru
Pike place. and declared that the
market farmers are blocking the
traffic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Warren G. Harding, White House, Washington d. c.. IS
looking for dog named Ladde Boy Harding took fancy
to him chen in Toledo time ago. SO the took him
to Washington and presented him to Harding after the
ongraton Laddie Boz promptly oeoried Of White House
life and mp an beat it, For the first time in history the
u s. secret service is helping The police Of the country hunt
a dog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Gerrnan.Austrian Relief associz
ton: banquet for Mr. and Mrs. Eu'
gene IIenigson. Of New York
Blanc's. today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aprfi Cash ~hea,--Ss.
red. ttAut.st9 No. ! rel. tt;s y
tts, 40. spring. tits. No. hard.
tl.Sgiu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
War Dept. Worried
Over German Wives

WASHINGTON. April +.-Thrce
thousand German wives Of American
soldiers OF the army OF occupation
arc worrying the war department.
Most OF them are without funds. and
there seems 30 be no proviSion for
bringing them home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Tho Chinese and japanese In tiscir
fables regard the milky way ms n
stream OF silver fishes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Arril str Admiral Evans from Esr
Diego via San Pedro and San Franchise.
iks q IN, q nehr Levy ". nstrandsf from
tquiauL s;s0 a IN. April 5~Hr Prince
acorEe from Prince Rupert Via ports, Htr
Phyllis from san Franchise. =. m. str
West fson from shanghai Via faku haf
and Yokohama. s,ts .. m ctr naNcn-
port from San Franchise via Everett.
a. m.
sailed
April s-str Prince George for Prince
Rupert Via ports, iit5e y. IA, motorahip
kAmchatka FOR siberian ports. y, m.
str Lyman stewart fer Port Han Luis.
Gite q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Mysterious" Jack Barrett. charged
with booze running. scheduled for
trial In. federal court April IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

For n juicy steak. let's 20 IN
Boldts.---Advertiscm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Nn>tt
Atst{II a

First tiirh Tide
3ten a m iN4 &c.
FIRST law Tide
NfAA a m 80 n.
second iiish Tide
Z - y IN 80 a.
~eccnj low Tide
ssta p m, "a e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Weather Bureau Report

rAroOsH iRi.ANn. Anfu IS 4. NJ r.
ririnE barometer clsar, wind north, ~
miles an hour Passed In. a steamer 81
$3.50 q. ma Passed out. stf Wilmington
towing Hehr Minnie A. Cainr and uktn
Mary WtnklemAn. M siia A. Nj
Passed In. ctr wenatchee. sob a. m
Passed cut. steam auxiliary schooner.
three .masted. 9iis a m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04
Chicago Board of Trade

tNendas's austatioasl
Furnished by q. ~. Manning a Co.'S rrs-
sste Wire. nstier Hotel baiidinG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-04

Alaskan Vessels
Vessels in Other Ports

Juneap-Aprii s--saiied. afr Alamo
south bound. a. m.
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nElp WANTED MALE

crT pUSy~ Keep busy Is yoar DO
unsafet Is II permanent =
want 4 lkfe long business. Noa can
sst into such a basinesx seslink mors'
than igs MatRins prodacts direct "
t.rs.ers II You own aeto OF team az
can get one. IL yon are Under r ana
can give bond With personal snFe''s>
w. hack you with big selling helf~
sg wears ia business. s'Aeop, ,e"0 usrrA
of our products Write for infefi"@
zion where y0a can grs territory
r watxsns Co. Department liz, Wln
ons. MINI.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

NJ csfi gARsar came or ffaio
-luihrle. wednesday evening and ln
ntfucted ihe community chesua
There weren't - many singers 80, a.
sssro nhoald have been but iho
Who we're there enjoyed 4 immense
- W. will be here On Friday eye
'nlrk ~ nest week and fifiy voices
shoeid street. hlm 81 TawKsft =
fine ieadsr aud the lnaifwsion wll
~ worth . great aeal. espe ially u
'he yomng folkF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
"A, u A M.sssIlL
s ka ga nassss n


H.. f.8tss tnAn axe Asheev aet th&s
Is 4seas usAAs hes*tlssa aNFe~ vita
me sban IN thN aaY enTF hAsT
Asin2 80 lssif hess tAT -
hih4lNn sblA fan ewa Fhs $50 no
ppi4la has hsse AsaeAiW4 as W. -
nas eansletlaaa lhat gav lsausgeh'ss
IL ghe naN mf haWa
yta aes4lvsfal Fvrpssta snet tA's
ase.ai has mA8s aufins tle paas
gevv y#ssn - helping 81 s@fahsst'a
.slr pagMlaFlsY aed alspevnaaey.
~ ffsms hlas tmlir HAs sehY~s
she afwateAs MnsW4n huth " nsiHr
-.s ~ nnlmam aaa Ia feeseas ~
aaf hseea of iva stpsk la The Hasas
ieHrth III Rllhp Ww hsala the
spytF4 tAMgleaship ASH sfs
+ myts8 amiat ne hsld - esvsy
ah9w Ns afs xesslaG fwaiy fss q
smua iala ~ fhleasa whfu -
| hs4e ~ 4sitNaa as#a auF ewa res
1 NNs
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Aiief hN lyss weFe fas nff HN Al
gsala un ahlen be- waa beating as
Al Ia WaahinKinn \ mAa apfugAnd
sHrn.aassts ia siDp ias flpu AZ Alssi
"a NssNaa aaaihM ialh vita
eHaga II rahtrA matrbeA l'hY-
ara sre ~ tts Qalnlaa 'hAs ha Nltl
eeDYNr
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~ casa she community stpef
and Miss Ethel Aoasa. lhe plss iss
~ win bv ID Nanhan all aay eH
rhnfsaa, % nasi erHt and ever
body hiK aaa little. a. invited 81
spend tha day with them al shr
school honae SandaY sehoul iaat
ogs ss sell ia aay school teacher
'Alil D. greatly benefited hy ssa,ag
ind hearing 'haae prople ll'x a.
ffep Come
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
MARSHALL NOTES

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~heat haa rhlfAad up aalie i hll Aaa
The crop sl be better ihsa pkpeule1
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Tho KreAn haEp hava fl0Nn issY
Ing considerable wf~rhafo in fAeie
wake. especially Id lhs oats Fielda
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

Ths Eitnta International tiswpf
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21
WRITES Hts THAsks
FROM WARRINGTON

Only ms1 aud wa'uen Nhn hafF
suffered frsm kidney sfoAbie eaa
realize how grateful one seeis wteu
reiief from suffering u achlssed
Nathan Ham a. ssl n 81. n y
washiuFtoa n r. writes = was
trssIbisd elth my kidaesr fcr ysai4
hus eni 10 relief anill / toGh FoisY
Kidney psllh aoln eveyY2h@fe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

1 VIII. GLADLY ren anyons suffer
ing with rheemasism bow ~As
cured Ia four DAYS after Two years
terrible saffer,ae II matters mol
what form yoa have, what soa
have tried oy how long standing
safia name and address today AZ
dress Box Eds7, iAgtle Rock ARK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-21

Fuu aAfK templsle sebal4Fship y
ufAashmns FFaefifal haainraa eaa
logs uAlahpms CITY fsls . tha ! y
haalneas colleges la shu esasAsss
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