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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
ororas pnors RAre cur

Topska Kansas. oct e The pa5.
%, utilities commission lo.lay orde
I'd = reduction ia Telephone rates -
Great Bend u 90 reats fuf basiaass
aud 3 cents for fesli=nss tsie.
phones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
SHIPPING BOARD CONTRACTS
ron MORE BOTTOM

Washington oct 2e ss steel
steamers Of The lake type have been
chartered b. tae shipping eoari on
the "bare l,oat plan to the tinted
steamship company and Lyses 'fo
thers % Calsefton Texas Il So ~ :
derstood that the vessels wiii be- used
in the West indies trade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
BLACKWELL NAN HURT
~ AUTO WRg g-S

Blacs~sll OCT 20 John - uade.
An. sell 70 DO farmer. g. Ia nise Aweil
hospital with fracture of ihe staH
aud his r4xhi les broken n teo uisc
the result ~ sn automobile smaal up
nosf here Las, u.shf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22

Prepare
For War

u efia
Nillpas u aeliars are apsat -
haaalas klsaasls av~farrsiasushts
shhh viii be eh~slstr 10 flse rssss
but uat aas aellaf l. set aslaa wus
80 aels af asu@eslam s~t,sr ~
iatsaas bsiwsea sh~ aattaaA setllas
lasm ~ knas essh ssa~g hsttar ,Aaa
esatias eAF lsss na~lY aa aid
what II ns~dea IA av~Fy eeuatfY
ls AialssfY u PfisaaAhlp "a eAaeae
~ q mas shoas tasy Il shaaia - -
ape0 she afeasa q truth ~ lAs In
ssruslloasl msehlaefr shes fetNa
tss~ven ltA parts hesomaa acute ~
have secretaries II stats. tof ~sf. toe
shs aavY mlaisters % agisaAa tms
msasslf complicated llelamatie ssf
vices 80 also hsss shoss aemla&t
aaif q - suf~ fuf seAsa b9s sha.
alas are mush more seaseFasa -
tletlas oal las lasaat a@yieea asnms
eailaas Aatr 44oessd Ia their sfmiss
and aavles than theY ara la smoosh
lag a~aY tAesv lltsie hFlislfoas
walsh ~ aalgsa slvs eaass foe .ar
We are ! thlaA, al asised sta
the "a sAas wsFp afa slmaas si*sTs
tue - missadeFslaaAinss salsh. Asa
tlee permitted. feala have bees
slrafea up hai shlle tas mashiaass
faF makiax ssr y sleays sell e,las
vfibieal AMI % - asts. ~ spsetsi
aaehlue feg bfp sgvias paaes ssiss4
a. ait
-ls *eag4 he wuii II eveTy lArsm
aewspaper uf sfpap - assspspaFa
svfp 70 hafs feuahis eofrrapsad.
sat tn eseh euantFy esahsa ~ sAs
l'aelslt ~hp seui1 % relied o. 81
ssse assusa1s ntr~gtsa hlAseA
Correspondents. Ao~ asuf. afs "a
psnslsn Aaa saiak pasalbln ne rsH
psslfl thsin @tsht set se sfagvw
"a dtaiflnase fpllAbls awN eaasmfn
ia "a fle countries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
-ocH IS ON WAY ON TIE U S.

Paris. Ooi % Marshal Foeg lsri
Paris a sfs this morning flf Hafsc
where he all board the liner par.s
Tor the United states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
REPEAT PERFORMANCE oooo

f.arge audience attended the repeat
Performance ~ the Legion minstrel
last night and nas visibly ples1e
The attraction vas exceptional
good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
ron soss,yAl

Gathries candidacy Tor q federal
hospital Il alive and virils. Aetiss
committees are at work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
EATHER

New Orleans. La. Oct z--To
night fair. cooler sunday partly
cloudy TO cloudy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-22
THREATENED STRIKE DOES
NOT WORRY GROC[Rs
a. Strike Date Grows Near
Dealers In foodstulf Remain
Calm No Price Hike To
Be Made

NHthne vhahsss Apd retail sfr
asa'efH sse nal obs shit uui
ffei aHnl lIa mrenalns u.lfoss
snke
Tt ns erlif q the dealers are ao'
is me - 81 esira ap 5 a. fooa al
ibv Ieia ls.s ere pet tglna - ,na =
ihsf she ,se and slnfefooms
The Fvh, ia uol Al All esf led a..
parcsu' a' No Increase ln ssics has
laien notsaa Acapnilps 90 lcadln
a4,-sts
nee sld staff ssia on0 nH,r iuf
fas and we've no, paying ans stten
Nau 80 to threats The alhutt
q tn have beon tfrialns o. aeseru
uonths nos The belief henuter lt
that the strike sl never mipfa
r. u vu ~ ealilsl pe tblnb =
IS mnf e'tei a elll lasl pu8 q lea
dssr
ons 10 Rushing
Investigation m iho acton belue
taAon d, detles rs enc clty showed
taat ouN oae Ass mas - ~ eNt j
effort 70 rah supf ica here
september Oblebef ana N0e,m
hef ara the ,hfeo months ,ho Yeaf
THAI the .otlor receives the balk Il
tae sarri be- buys sa'd man
aref ~ ~ho'ess'a concern We're
to'nr an posslfls Ia rush our reua
fhgtavh before me ante "a sfsls
scheduled 70 become eife. Give
no prles Hiks
The efecefs zoo gcnefsi afs ea
ceedinet optimistic ssl shoie
aalo manNer far lho lohnara haNe
srf0s mai' rer cent large.
pfocka nne than ordinarily beesu.
nlpsi - tho esnds - De- sod IN i4e
next fefc-ai m0HlHs hre already a
ttr oi3 The retailer fseis thai b.
wii lf cared lof bocalsc IS the
Thc f,a of foodaiufis un ihe fr
isii mbrkef shoecd So Increase y,'.
iefast i vas ssaed hl canvas o. :
rfucnfs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-18
n, T. r. CklknR,rk C0Nsrlrt.
fiN> nay Wlftt a. >gilttl>,

tho mVmhers ~ the lAai n. A. n,
Chapter entertained With a uycly lunch
uR az ,hc Harvey uOasc saturday at
lt1e vNl,sk IN cvlVhtaliVn ut CVnsll'
,ul,oN naN.
tlVNvy BASKETS ullea With glad,ol, A.,
lvts and tvlns. VIEW Wss>l With charm.
ava vltv,l Ia the a,sVlatlon NJ thu ics
IA, Naul, and dainty hand painted
NsvV wants wAgkvd vVVv,S hd Tor
ls',t N9tN inv NeMtegs and gucstS
Al ,he ,l,ss a ,sllV,oNs voNrsr lunch,
sNsN, a lvltgh,tWl talk ~ Constitution
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-18
s0ViAi MOTIFS AMI
~ ksONAl. MkNTlON,

Mr. aud Mrs, carl ollber, Ut Mobile,
Ala spent the weekend Visiting with
Mr aud Mrs 7, J, Connldlne, Mrs,
Gilbert IL niece II Mrs, conHldine,
Mrs, \, N, Lindsay and Eon, Melton,
accompanied by Miss i.eona wlllo II
DALLAS, TvS. are VISITING IN rlalnyicw
With relatives and friends,
Miss Dorothy Harris, daughter ol
nr and Mrs. NJ, n, Harris OF 1901 Mons
no Street, VIII leave to-day Tor ward
Belmont, whcw she viii 10 u s,uden,
this winter
Mt and Mrs James q, Phillips who
haNo bcVn tho several weeks guests
os AIR and Mrs, a, 4, Moyor 40, Van
li9Wa street, lcn saturday Tor lhVlr
hcmc IN rVpeka, Kan,
Mis- Avery Turner loit las, nieh, Cot
NV NoIk ~ spcnd several wc,ks visit
iva With relatives aud haonds,
MI aud Mrs, H. l. kingsland viii
lsaNo ,Vsiay Tor a delightful trip To s,,
louis and paints m Illinois,
Mas, J, T. Soo,, aud daughter, who
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-18
PANHANDLE Ct.ln
INST IN FACULTY,

Tho rarent.reachera club Of Pan
handle cat'r,alncd the entire faculty
VI thc Panhandle public schools NJ an
mNrmNl INCEPTION held az the court
houSo trm I, to o'oiockl flanl dec.
clAllvns aud color sChcm. carried out
,he Vol0Ss " the clnh--purple and gold.l
Mpslc MAS furnished nv the ranhanal,
hand and oyVhcs,a, frul, punch was
sc'vca tn o,Vr iea parents. who OK.
rYVssrd themselves as heinz very en-.
hUsNSl,c VVor tho owning s,hOOl years
, w,ss and rlgelgv,i their support to tho
faculty and eoard " trustees,
CanhAndlc n fast Nccoming known as
ONc ~ ,hc Vcry lcst Schc0 towns on
lhv lAalNS helne e,Naci ~ the state
NSlNNmcnI ~ H,laa,ioA a. high
yhssA NJ tho tts, class, dclg four WARS
hlsh schNA work, With lsl,s units 70
,NaN IN atnlO,ion With the state
Cu,NVtsl,y, Thc hlgh school faculty
This WAR u made ap ~ only TEACHERS
No'alpg aogrCcS and with n, lcas, ono
wars cXleglcRce \ business dcpart.
mont y cNNd0c,CA IN connection with
,Ae hleA schOA wVak, IN which hnsi.
MSS law, has,ncss atthme,io. Nook.
ec,l4ng sA,athAna aud Npcwu,Rg IL
aeeAl TAc music department, hcAdl,<s
~ MIS- MNttN na0S, y graduate ~
Ch,ceeN Observatory % M0ssc. ana a.,
s,Sta nv Miss Avert CNrrscs IaanN
NNtN\ al s,viNg Instruments. gles >'s,
work ANa ~xpFVSs,On, STUDENTS in this
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-18
IA AM MA

FN NM wv
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s,aira
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Az, seF, a makes a picture there
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welt how 4 this Cor sNle"
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nv IA. soAelmes h. gv,s ~ maa
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when MA uRs,alta wallis AeNa ~ NsWA
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son. have returned 20 ,holr home In
Austin, Texas,
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secreiafIal course during tho winter
months
Mrs. Florence shore Of Han Juan, W.
NJ, IL spending tho weekend with Dr.
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-21
THE BARABOO POSTMASTER
SHIP

speculation is rife as to whether
Senator Lenroot or Congressman
Beck will have the choice as to who
shall be the next postmaster at Bara.
boo. 1t is evident that Senator La
Toilette will have little to say if Sen
Iator Lenroot gets the ear of the presi-
dent. Recently the junior solon
named G. 2. Luse of Superior as
United States district Judge for the
Western District of Wisconsin and
William H. Doughtery of GAINESVILLE
to be district attorney for the same
portion of the state. Although Sena-
tor La Toilette had opposing candi-
dates Senator Lenroot recommended
both of them. In the fight for the nom
ination of John j. Esch as interstate
commerce commissioner, La Toilette
Ialso lost
It may be that Senator Lenroot will
permit Congressman Beck to pick men
who are opposed to the administers
ton for postofices in the district.
That is where the rub comes in. At
the Chicago National Republican con
vention the La Toilette delegates re-
fused to give Harding a single vote,
even after it was a foregone conclu-
|sion that he would be nominated. At
Madison the members lof the legisla-
ture who are friendly to La Toilette
also refused to give the president a
complimentary vote at the time of his
Inauguration Whether or not I'll this
will have any weight as to postmas-
tiers in towns the size of Baraboo is
not known. Beck is La Toilette adj
mirer> and it would seem strange for
him to fill offices not in harmony with
the administration at Washington.
1t has been almost two Years since
Postmaster A C. Pearson was acct
denta1ly killed near Baraboo and no
one has been named to succeed him,
although an examination was held.
The new administrator may change
the situation entirely. Time will ripen
the plum
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-21

ing taken advice from all schools and
shades of opinion, the president de-
liberty elects to follow a policy of
common sense dictated by enlighten-
ed national and world interests, a
policy that cannot fail to bring new
hope and confidence to anxious and
despairing nations conscious of their
dependence on the moral and econ
omic strength of the impartial and
lust nation that seeks no territorial
Tor other benefits for itself and desir-
es the freedom and prosperity of all
nations.
With regard to the paramount do.
nestle issue, revenue and taxation
the president takes a strong position
in favor of the reduction Of the peo
pies burdens by rigorous economy in
every direction, by the repeal of the
Gripping and Ubiquitous excess profits
tax, by intelligent funding and con.
version operation, by scientific bud
| get, simplification of government and
promotion of armament limitation un.
der international agreements to- that
end. "The country" says. the presi-
dent, will mt approve a shifting of
the burdens of taxation; it demands
measures that will wipe out the ne
,cessity for imposing unusual and op-
pressive tax burdens.
The message deals firmly with ev-
cry question that congress was sum.
moned to- consider and act upon. It
gives congress the guidance needed
by that body. 1t is conciliatory, vet
amply mindful of the prorogatives of
the executive. The message may not
Isatisfy certain extremists, but it lays
down guiding principles for all who
are truly patriotic and desire cordial
cooperation between the legislative
and executive departments of the gov
ernment.-Chicago Daily News.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-21
Durward's as Monk Home
La Vale, wis.

A clipping from the News anent
Durward's Glen has been sent to me
and while / admire most profoundly
the charity of H. Kelley's suggestion
of using the beauty spot" for lepers,
I feel that the government of the
United States would never allow such
d thing. Besides 1 expect to give the
use Of the place to some monks from
Europe, who make the care of the
sick their speciality. They intend later
to establish small country hospital
at the. Glen.
Should they fail to come, the Trap
pists have applied for the place and
should the Trappists fail, the sisters
of the Atonement of Grymore Garri
son, New York would come to look at
the place with a view of making it a
kind of center of their order. And!
failing everyone, I will contemplate
living there myself. I want to keep
alive the Catholic, poetic and artistic
traditions of my parents old home. In
a word, want to have the 40" re-
tain the name of "Durwards' Glen''
as we'll as that of Outward Glen"
FATHER J. T. OUTWARD
The Hermitage,
st. James, Mimi.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-04-21
Illuminating on Roads

If patrolman should decide that
the Missus was getting passe' and
should add couple more, Mormon
fashion, or should set up in his cellar
a hootch machine or commit any
minor or major infraction of the law,
don't blame the poor fellow. He lives
in an atmosphere of defiance of the
law. The rich and poor, the young
and old-and it's getting worse.
A few days ago while coming from
Wonewoc, / turned out and waited
while three big cars all abreast were
having it out, one went into the ditch,
the other two vanished in cloud of
dust.
We have with us, of course, all the
time the common or garden variety of
road hog. The bird who comes down
the road with cut-out open, roaring
like an airplane and expecting every
one-including the patrolman, who
must of a necessity occupy part OF the
travelled roadway-to get clean off the
earth and if this isn't done proceed
to shave" you, cut in SO close your
team must jump sideways or get it
in the shoulder, is the demon. Pretty
clever, too, this chap, has his license
plates creased to collect dust, SO you
can't get his number. No use to cuss
or get worked up about it, cause he's
gone before yoY could spit. 0, yes, we
see them all, from Uncle John at 65
just learning, with a "do or die" ex-
preston on his anxious face, elbows
at right angles, hands clamped on the
wheel in a death grip and ma sitting
pretty-it was Ma you know, who
when asked by Pa to peek over and
see if he had a flat tire, said mo, it's
just a little flat on the bottom
to the car filled with young boys and
girls, singing, scuffling, carefree and
unafraid. If I should be asked to
classify the ones who violate the
speed laws, it would be the village
Barney Oldfeld' s-the boys who have.
a car rated at so miles per hour and
want to find out of the makers told
the truth.
In the Saturday Evening Post of
April End the Paige Co. advertises
the Daytona 6-66 Model stock car rat
ed at 1928 miles per hour Think of
turning this child of hell loose ON
state highway!
I like to meet up with the tourist
from Illinois best of all. He comes
ambling along and generally slows
down to say Alta boy else stops
and says Smoke? and, "say, you