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pipes with 1t, for all of me. To h-u
with itl
shut upw His voice topped the
murmurs ut the table. Carlson sat
quiet, sometimes licking his lips gent
ly, listening to Lund as he might have
listened to the rantlngs of a melodra-
matte actor. But Rainey sensed that
he was making mistake. He was
letting Lund go too far. The men were
listening to Lund. and he knew that
the giant was talking for a specific
purpose. Just to what end he could
not guess. The big booming voice
held them, while II lashed them.
Equal to mel BAH I'm man.
Yo're lot Of fools. Talk about me
bein' blind. 1t was ice-blink got me-
Then ophthalmy matterin' up my
eyes. It's gold-blink's got you. Yo're
cave-fish, a lot of blind suckers"
He leaned over the table pointing
a massive square finger, matched with
red wool, direct at Carlsen, as II he
had been leveling weapon.
"Carlsen's a fakel He's got you
hipped. He thinks he's boss. becoz
he's the only navigator Of yore crowd.
| amt overlooked that card Carlson.
That amt the only string he's got on
ye. Nor the three shares he expects
to pull down. He made you pore suck
ers fire on all your shells: he found
out you amt got gun left among you
that's emmy more use than club. He's
got n gun an he showed you how he
could use 1t. He's sittln' back larfin'
at the bunch of your
The men stirred. Rainey saw Carl
sens grin disappear. He dropped the
paper. His face paled. the veins
showed suddenly like purple veins In
dirty marble.
I've got that gun yet, Lund." he
snarled.
Lund laughed, the ring OF it so con-
fident that the men glanced from him
to Cnrlsen nervousIy.
"Yo're fake, Carlsen." he said.
"And I've got yOre number To HI
with you an yore pOp-gun. You amt
even "A doctor. ] saw real doctors
ashore about my eyes. Niphablepsia.
they call snow-blndness. I'll bet you
never heard of 1t. Yo're only wom-
an-conning dope shooterl Else you'd
have known that niphablepsia amt
permanent I've bin gettin' my sight
back ever since | left Seattle. An
now, d-n you for II moldy-hearted.
slimy-souled fakir, stand up an say
yo're my equal -
He stood up himself. towering above
.he rest rs they rose from their chairs,
.earing the black glasses from his
ewes and flinging them at Carlsen, who
lCnntinnnI nn Para EiunA
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.-Loitering on tho Gan
Francisco water front, John Rainey.
newspaper reporter. is accosted by blind
man. a giant in size. who asks Rainey
LUX. The blind man tells Rainey he ID
an old shipmate of Captain Simms OF the
KArluk and desires to make his visit .
aboard. and Rainey does so. In the
caDin they hnd Captain simms and a man
named Carlsen. Simms recognizes the
accuses simms oi Abandoning him. blind
on an Ice foe. and denounces him for
what he calls his ingratitude. simms
be pacihed. He declares his intention Of
accompanying the Karluk on Its espedi-
ton north. where Il is going in quest
cred Peggy. Sdmms' daughter, is aboard.
and defends her father. Garrison. who 10
a physician. drugs Rainey.
CHAPTER n-Awsking from his stu
por. Rainey nnds himself at sea Carlson
Informs him he has been kidnapped be-
cause. having learned the object of the
expedition, he might have divulged It and
frustrated the plans Of the , yoyasearss ger He He
RAlney. seeing nothing else to be done.
declares himself satisfied. Lund gives
ton OF the Karluk. tells him he dlstrusts
Carlson. and suggests a ''partnership."
Rainsv TO act as Lund's eyes
CHAPTER III.-Rainey. having = slight
knowledge of seamanship. Is made SEQ
ono n mae sss.ea,nsgv az e naor hsalth and % ths
navigation of the ship 10 entirely In the
hands OF Doctor Carlson. At the lattsrs
between ed the % hunters. aboard. the vss-
sci being ostensibly on a sealing expsdi-
tion. Lund. although blind. DEMONSTRATES
having emptied their revolvers. Carlson
tells them there are no more shells on
board
CHAPTER Iv.-watchinE the pursuit
Of whale by Its natural enemies, ths
escapes disaster. In the confusion the
ships boy. Sandy, is swept overheard.
Rainey rsscues him. earning his graft:
Peggy. The captsip's illness seems about
TO have a fatal ending
CHAPTER " Lund mistrusts the
hunters and urges Rainey to pump"
sandy and gain a knowledge Of their
ing a feeling that all on board. with the
exception OF Sandy and the Japanese
cook, Tamada. should have an equal
original plan. Rainsy and Garrison quar-
rel and the latter draws a revolver. Raj
ney overpowers him Lund is OF opinion
and is playing to secure the gold, and
incidentally Peggy. for himself. Tamada,
far above the position of cook on such
vessel as the Karluk, Is an unknown
quantity.
CHAPTER vI.-An Interview Rainey
has with Tamada does not throw much
liEht on the position OF the Jap, though
Rainey is inclined to believe he has no
sinister Intentions and would prefer to
side with Lund and Rainey rather than
with Garrison and the hunters. Lund Is
doubtful, but tells Rainey he has a trump
card in his possession which will enable
him to frustrete any sinister plans which
Garrison may have made. They sight land
nuamautH made for a COufer-
ence to decide on the sharing of the gold
Carlson, knowing that Lsund would insist
on Raiusys being present in an advisory
capacity To the blind man. invites Raj
ney to attend.
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one OF YOU 'ud have got OH thet hoe
an, blind as | was, turned up ag'in?
Not one of We. An when | did show
you got sore becoz you'd tiggered
there I'D be more with me away.
"a fine lot of skunks. You can take
yore id bit Of paper an light yore
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CONTINUED on Page Five)
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BUY YOUR APPLES
WHILE THEY'RE CHEAP
J A Farquhafson. State Repre-
sentative Of Agricultural pe
pattmsnt. Tells of Hhort
age AZ Apple crop

r. ehseoa 90 aanans ng Aep
heips oflefsa ler sass ~ the ssreel
saa g ihe etesgs s,ssss n aahF
tnt ofasf glsise ARD sorns throasa
pwt evalfsl uslahofns suu lsAA una
Is hellese iherv w h.,unsifi erop ag
this fra'l sAia a rafqahnfson 90
vhD addict
AZ maisef ~ taet las psu#e
ise op ln fhe United States an
little oser "a malea hAtels lhe
ansllsi ~ fesofs compare shls
wlA pHr ae WllloH haNsi fnn laaf
3aaf ana ihe 81 ntlllioa fMfrel etaa
ss ihe afe.st oa fesofd ana zoa =
p svs some ldss ~ tss tfus eaHallaA
ials g uo' Az faf nslKa tey ae
tle states Arkansas and Nl#aeuri
pfe haYlre apeies noN ffom a'haf
state. condition that has newer
7sen Auepu by laa olasas lnhahl'
hnts
"Nhsn ne few arlsa VIZ are rs
fortunate u hayire fNir ysAr afe
innAamed lt will eoas uae aruons
tae dollar pef hashel en- ftessa
sienr 70 inosr annles q pklshaus
fram $50 uaaroet guint asfr lhNf is
b sagglns ~ thia fFai'
Thou ! saf 10 use esmsamlns pah
lle huf app'e- noW ~hlls fhe otsef
llnliy ID wpnA a. yes thnm etang u
ifua these annlss ihst sfa hFH
fier.d aa~ ~ili keen lans hu, 500
eau flii as yony cams kne~ 'tsy
ere emn'v Dred anuiaa afe nivhiY
rood ana Hla hos ~aefhrf ls An as
: ofiune 'iWfp e. ary them aua lh'es
~ the good old auole hn''er lbai
gao he made ana starred assay We
Nirief
~ ss nrlthrr reonanY ef Teef
t0slnoas to iei that enoa o's nr
Jonathan aepie 30 hegR'nw en 'ha
sifeeiH fof huYF AZ pfee lH+s
'han re reght ras' ca aAn e m
hsu ve shos'd knos 'hsi ~ sapF'
tns we an he pe4ins maes 'llnas
ihls pfiea far aTpi's e inferior
apailiy
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Too Much Sun

highly punishlng even 20 scientific
peopl. Nho base andied them aud
kupe what they might expect II r.
9ulfcl probably ages II existence ia
the AfrisaH san for the negfs 20 ae.
qulre his superior immunity % exces.
.ife sunlight Selection. no doubt.
also played part n The process. The
Indians 81 the Americas are not a.
sunlight proof as the men of darker
eior IL Brazil. where the sun * its
atost mereiless IN this hemisphere. the
negro ihriyes IN plaeea IN which the
native Indian Is aiekly.
People II the white races possess
no blessed Inheritance Of resistance to
the unsereened sun. What they may
have had at one time in their place Of
development in the great trough Of the
fconiiBusd on Pzxe 50
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y 7, an o'a fasslOaea saeesn stes Z.
miuus gAs ve aarryls vhach iAv as
triN iirrne,s asfi~ has heen hoias
lss fsr sysrfsl tsfs ss enc e tAs
uiesi imeor sni maiAFes ~ the case
IA WAs tarncd nver ~ thr au hogHles
3, 5 hsAsh sAmrer near sAnsa Monica
she hasa te ieuaa i August 8 wssh
"a On iAe saaas ny sae ~aves The
barrels hAse neNeF heen re ayerea
hnt she vas foana hr an IA
Araiaer reporter ihe newspaper states
operated basement shap u "a ela
s~t ien W The ely When ahowp
lho'cefAgss of the eans.ock held Ny
me lnsrstsga,ors. ~ hrssxAt out q
yega'r tAr showing ,Aw workers ~
le shop bad repaired such s gWn Az
ihe oae ir aaesun Jaiy s
kne sais thai only Ae ock 81
fae gar NfHrpd ln avw apeF eH
tfoash, so AH 4laes 1ae sears mau
e ho bfo0shi g. he ssid. ssfe iAs
nsr.e of narAe Withhold ns sls
iie sald ~ lhouFhs ihls gsa but ss8a
he eouia nos poalsie~s iaensfss
Arthur e Rareh ffom photographs as
tae nar vho ss&ea ihai be fcpasg
"a Dareh alta Mw MNaelynne Ob
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Dapis, of the Confederacy

uu , memorial PARK LAID agi within
fhe county = Todd. a Kentucky. the
gray fragments of the Confederate
army wiH rally On june 2. 1922. 10 see
unveiled The i75.fooi obelhk which IS
the lat offering of TIE Soafh -
Jefs~rson Davis On this site. ia
yesrs ago. has born the Confederaey.
for her- was born the mzn vho for =
years before tie civil War aud .
yesn afie ~ maintained iaplacably
fks doctrine q state rights. the prin
tipie 81 secession. the contention that
;he Consfsution il a voluntary com
paet Of sovereign states
i = mystery 81 fate which
brought txo Kentucky lads of ssmIlsr
age. born 10 miles apart, to the fore
fronf IN the most romantic Of all wars
Il wzs ; deubie mystery that one
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eeurse Of iife should lead Lincoln for
ward as m apostle Of nationaiikn. and
another course If life made Davis ths
champion II stale rights Yet from
early manhood Lincoln always saw Tie
inion above 81. and from early man.
hood Davis cherished the state. H.
cherished it 10 the point of sacrifice.
When his wounds aud gallanfry ii tie
Mexican war brought him an appoint
meit from President Polk a. briga,lseY
general of volunteers he refused. de
clarIng that only state could make
az officer Of state volunteers.
Wounds and gallantry 10 the Mex
iean var Who remembers that Davis
shed bis blood FOR the Dasionl Who
remembers that be served ii the Black
Hawk war, that as secretary Of war
under Pierce he created new artillery
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O.C. Has
q Murder
Mystery

osl3s0A3 Na.s. Aak - Efsw;s sc
ieSase tAs s1avpr - nAxiel Clnsyt d.
weAlsAy oka&AamA ciN hotea o~neF
~Aose s.oss ~as seuha in a. amuse-
nens saTsses lsas TaAssdss eeve
eensAnaea seaxy s. siss ans caas0
aasAorssAs No arrests AAYe aevsa
mAae. sas sae AasAorslss early To-day
su1.ss.ed sAey ue~s wass ns 81 s,0es
wAieA were mare 4egate sAAn avs
@aceswre4 yesterday TAey aeeiae4
- rvfe2l ~haf caerse lAetr .nvessi-
r24ons lad s4kes
A oors@sr'. 5ary 81 Il aols 81 So
caest AZ issa celeek TODAY Annns
4ae vstnesses summoned ATe Gsaraa i
wsdov wAos Ne wNs sasnx sor sivsee
An8 ~Ae Aa4 hra1sAs sensational
ceaaser sAArses AsAlns Aln. UsAeg
~ssassses VII ~ Al n stevens.
frrner roommate q the dead asAs.
= y frAY. $50 toant tAe Nv>ay e q
Paeker.nw. HAnAssr q sAe ansase
mat n4rk wker@ sss N,sy pas fsana
rersos& eonnecseJ vth an s-esea
see sotrs ne&r DE axe. ana resi-
ceass N tAe Ac<sl wAseA CsngrssA re-
satiy AoagAs
u <4S-- staten
IS rew-naYeg @-a 'a W fe t
~ stc--s. w P4rrs v-~ @
s-ssA & sA.s 'a aafe aeslArsa Aer
sassaz4 sa4 mAnx he,ey enemses
SAs eess sea ~ eify ser assertion
s. nAs SAID TIE authorities later
atsS sAey Aas hesa aAle 30 leaFn q
csly s~e gersc4s 40 w~rv a.'ese4 y
have maae ,hryass Agalass Giagr.ehs
use
VI Rsras ssase1 last aigas taA'
Nrs cingysSA weai5 sot e.am Aer
Assszses body y $ Eses st.o-ney
sc- Cae~seA and his persa0ai fyieAd
sad sAn re parents q sse aead
rSz sirs, wsss IL lcwA AMa Ae~n
-ossse1 and are easee e4 u eor's
Atrs 10 s4se sae sSas ,hsre fuF snter
meat osnErrAg first nife "a
b4r.e1 iAsre. hs sad
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Irish Situation
Is Tense. a
Var Possible

London. Aar - Dispatches
ffan Dabln Tonaou arr
papsfe 8fspisy esslinlsm over ihe
itsh aana h ia la ep ae
eiogneufs Henf IS NeNusau
nar faFfesnnaen ard saiaaf
feirefapbine tHe Day Herald
Says the s.iaaiiHu wnaauMedly
serious and ihaf h Ia uua s
~ see hope as brigiily spms
10 Ige aamils. however 'hat
hsse slM EXISTS
~ ne iash repgbl'eaa lsaa
ers hts dspafeh eoarpar
frame the reply 10 Crvat
BrialnA tefms and submit Is ta
the Dan Eneann for approval
rather ihau discussion. q almost
certainly wiil be arcegie8 wf,h
ni8of aHefa ags The msmbars
~ he psn Eneann. for ihe moss
par are Dc favor of dec tine
and wsre elected or appointed ~
flsid service The dancer We
further neglas'loBs and subsr
ousnt peace comes freu fhe la
Thence ~ theorists ara tys f3r-
s'Fes aciinr apeu the sglH %
mllisnflsm
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MI I'm. rAilnn>
tAMI TOO lAff

Tea stnwpFth. KaH Aux -
i.ieyH pfll ftFvtsF evlsf'oa ssAe
NsaieH aal ssrvins . ssrn - aN
sauofih prison for smhesAisms
has bssu e4Fsanaa sac e L fvsret
'hai ihe Garden has CONES 'ae lsr
When lpiA thar ~ waa ffwr firl was
uaatis Is ieass ne rrfspe hsspfs' q
~ t'gteA sut " BITE AFtves8sW an'g
nul ~ Hffssiaw iram laheFeuipslf
ani sen authorities are fafhna -
tnas whaf ta Is wtsh him
Tha aviator wsa sfAslpHaa ~ Faw
Ham lleaa'na aud hsd ehsfwe ef
mnHs4 haloas'ns - rAlnesn wfwa
hs 40 charged wafh bnsiax anhfH
pfialea iia ma4 resplssa "a fha eF'
.fn tana lt 1890
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e. mans
4 iti0us
lisss| ss|Peace
y ehsaselaF wf
M 4 4ss4ta,4 Ana .ssfsn.seA


fst ft4ise =" p" WYE 4H tst"Nt8
#l gNt sl aloaa saeesvntef
"a sae feste#saa fsr BIS elaas lau&
fpx lAs eexotsilpa ~ NsatF 81
spaee pstu tae raif4a slsts. ess
tarsaees Ne an lmeoetsat aA#gu hay
eaHa hsii iaflas saa paa tsw aaes
sas sus ~ ysesasY ts'a8 sap~ea
mpefsaas Al ghia saaAiaN rauai pe
fseFwaiaeFf fsfues tiWFmaa Amha
ssdf A. WssAlaHien was peessei
ssk4smse faf shs tsepssfale
u aeeistea snsi th~ ehaagHgia
fgafs4 a'p Nslns d'Fwsrd Aaauas is
aarune ~ tn4efsi debate "a tss
fsaf ip the eelehslsa asa Il 3. Is
asFfwa tA an efs hu sieFeads IN N
AirHf saailamsaa AaFeemuas
Nfa tNs fs'thstaK fAsssma hefag
-arfsa.iaw pf sha treasy u eass Ae
~ IA eAsnaev apaalaH 'ha t~ha
May rasalsa lfaeif lata ssAaaa
. 'tef wranNllsw
v'nar~ afs nseyes*e4 thsf shA eA
wan Am~wswa var Hwalmaew an
~ sahmNffus ral'ee wNieA hfanshf
sts,as Amessyaa las~vy~ni - fs sha
~ar wNi ksega ~ arasvei frsh -
iNn~a eha sm~k 80 ~ lat fA~N Va
eAffsaAn purposes e "a ~ fhs an
ss.,sa II oheiA lAe saeh siasea
sh. shaNseglnF wtrth "a lakaFis
ftsAin an esgwemaR bv At WARE
whlth sill f~*a'i - mtpiNse
ass whalsy einniaasisk debate Is a
girmafy snms nn
NeN HAnf~s ar~ hefae nseslea
a. aaasale appainsnrs e iap sHhH
- aaFsAfs ~ tNs t'HFea Hssf
aWen shass etoHs F@smagly hfaWea
ierwert - sha' - pref nesaas
sshaise flAeyefhi't 1he neeug'sa u
shaf ~ pelt'.eai ssoaomy as Ffa'
tafx talgrfsitr
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DItIs> IN DIRT

] y Bsran has sold three aes.A
ci lans easf os she csty ln the eosa-
trv club nelghNorboo8 fer s. spsa rha
deal w4x c9nsamAted thruaeh ssn
Farm fp.sreiosment company - this
csfy THE firm Alsc announc i%v-
rs Enss fhe following pTapeTev sais
seek Tie George a warsee se-
sfeace Il The BelYes addition ~ b
Ho~acer for 81 ee@ The wfuhm
o Br.au sropeg-v on fhs west sa frr
sf29a 10 s. Foxan
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OUTDOOR SERVICE ON lA~s
oF Ffnsr "A. n. cAUars

~Amsrleas Greatest Need wiil b.
fhs subject discussed b. Rev J. A.
caiian. tomorrow syeDlnx At tbs Out
door Service on lawn Of First Method
ist Episcopal church.
Don't fan 70 hear this address on
vital topic OF the hour Services win
begin o. 8 ? n. promvs
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Qziats1 Bro~n. he .f'ie sos os Mr
and Nrs Albe- Rrcs4 was bitten er
3 &es While Tlarsnr .r hss Yara &C.,
eAy A. sAe Nft.s sa.lpw piAgfally
s4tts- ne dos. z. .rusea on AiU. -
i~4-.nE hss iettA 4 BIS eaeeK s1st
hslew ~ ere c2usiny t@ep, ienx
sc4s T1e.r go A.t~--- vko had BIS
80 t-eker JAY = aow ao.e 10
w1.k
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rpE.EUp IS ALLEGED
IN INSANITY CHARGES

cxAsAa AHx 11-Folirw f1-
80 q .rkzrity oaz~re arxirss hira
e --otzts coz-t Tnzrefxv rncvnirr
= A An6ers1-. ce-tifs. tnveasor ard
s~rw~1 ca-eitste sor governor ca in
tr,s.te-t fscfst ws- -iscee r. crls-
resv = cgzrty cst.rr~s Hzf'uri-s
sio- Is ekarret n a r,psfssc- - kts
- sstr- = e-r.e Nrs-s.st 49, -
1.~ f-cfs r~~-sv r..1--~v As<e~-
so etarxes 9 potlfsca' frz-s
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Afamurc aNH 81 Refusing a
riHke statement Johnny nallss
service tar driver and Mary Rec
afdt aha a'rf arrested a. Dlllsgd ln
connection aifh ihe allline = tsl
heavefs hotel proprietor Weduesaa
uisht au helug held ln The cAr
e0Haif iai htfs
lluilee is chafFed wiin lhs saaoi
lng. vhlic the eiri is being held %
nvcs'leat.un. Beavers ASS aAot Al
3 hotel following an alleged qasFa.
eifh BsYies
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TO CARE FOR The
WILD ANIMAL LItt

Yslo~sto-e Pask Wa. Arg ~ r.
Vel Cwsscrss wlid Aniria, fse ge
tsx 70 - p-t -n1er observation hr
E1n-rd Heller. 40 Ea.rea fswe ~
s-to-.rAryf-r Gel Theesars Reese
ve,f into East Africa Weller. wh1
koor arrives u Ysilewsfone. wsi
sser6 s1zs e ~ e4riier wnss~
szc-thx stsdTiar gsiety tae rscos
slx huE.sis. deer and ar.eiope
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He Killed Girl
Who "Hounded
Him For Years

hakseiltt.ie As Asa ee A Nef.
esSs ol Faaigy wAs renaerss ts.aay -
fae sars tn th< oase " FreA q AAli
saAFsed sta tAs nsRrsi,f ~ Mek
Martha heaaerso4 x Ia'ias resas
Tes tuSy fhed rfe lmss senmeat -
fAe ransshment tn'y eae sota uss
tAAsn ~ tAe iuT1 q wsr stated
Tbs sriss lasted eet tvo says igal
tesa tae sufs fne ,oaae wvmHa
Aouneed A.m tar tne wears hat
tArsstesea hlm Wssh eeasl ana iAsf
D. wNe reas ~ SIS mfn1 shroasa
desperation whsu Be shegr hes ta
asash q IA store
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NiNt.U tUl My IL
isN> ~ iIMll.it.iIi

Charleston - Va. Aue - A
body " men said 20 number u
taeen three and foar hundred We
semblei today ar Marnri east oi
leir. f0r the purpose 81 marching
infa NiuEp county whore ea ladus
trial controversy has prevailed ios
uec ihaa 8 year and which ia a8N
under mafshai iaw. according 20 rs
eris reaching Charleston this after
neon
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ANorArR nio FtRu ~
rar NEslcAH OIL gtHLos

Msalao CnY1 Az % Flfa bfokT
aaf .-ersay 90 fo' - "a lhe Ans.
asiaa field near Tsmpie". aua Las
uishs tae flames vefe faelas fwrs#
y. if ls said ia Dispatch from Tan.
9lta h sas declared tha' las on
field Noftafs fass serious prpblsn
in ertlnkaiah.nF the fiFs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
~ lUI KNOW M
MI IiII. POSTMASTER

lamts ana wifis smith ahs Hvei
sn Guthrie IA Hssg havs fsil~a hsie
fa a fortune Attt 'helr wheras bouts
5. a present unknown n any friend
~ fha two Hm'sh hoys ean xifH aaf
Information leading 20 their NNsfe
shouts lhey vii eoufer fafoF aa
Them by reporting lt % roe'aasier
olsmiih Who has ne address - 'hf
hrohetso firm wbo hold sha e tme
in trust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
Land
Man Escapes
Mexican Bandit

wasNioase~. Aus 10 Est
elsFss effsstss ~ tNe lwssfna
tlsesi lsra aea lftessesA sse
eawy Nas saeapsa fFew Assft.s
hsnaits sha sHmARpsa hlsH ~ 4
fAnsh esar ne rslwnFn. Asa -
rev safe {n @FwiNes state -
enihaasea GfAfse gaAeTssH Nls
AiensnF.nW aaa 49, ees tnaAY
effsensl isfsaf an - iglesas A~es
fNs hAsales ~*Fs Neialps Aife
fsF g. toe tanssn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
CHANCE FOR prsGFST
liar TO >CoItI.

rrfree. Arx 81 TIE World
nar nay have he<r ts-r .s. BIT Il
~ - -sore fs-rssie thzz eyer aft :
ss---s- -s-rtcs rex kere 80 skr,.~1
~tA E. .ert wrsk a r-1e - -
- s.sex cffe-es Z, - rre-i.er -
fss A--ricz. Iexseu ooEs herf wt.o
sscn~~zs 1, te-llrr ~ 1fxxsst -
a5g1t rs srrrT exa~r1s1ces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
HORSE caAxap wtrA
HAT URowAs setF

ilarrlaonsllle. No. Ank "a fu3
horses. bltchsd % eultlsatos % ne
frm ~ Alfred r.pid who resides
near Austin. beeape erazes with huat
and plunged into a river oos u
she animals drosped h1fers Dodd.
who bad been ressine in tbe shade.
could make q rescue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
LIE 4 90 . Aof 4 Iosr

Sense sisa frana 90 ef cnai sfv
cliien la q seifa u Rfaefieal pasRFf
sent ae fam ia sAa Loader n'Flas Ysa
'asaaf shilb read sutesd ~ NJ
ses Nft rhalulefs giiFena hame an
twast isfa hAhg xlfiH Tho la
fshisa seks vas that ~ ahd Mrs
u.fya nefu "a nagtslnlag aas n 'hs
ofpaaaa ffgm h~ pafllafiaa Masoah
flema iltllu KlFs FolE1slax taa
Aeasafseas q ths tssdsF lass aishs
ma Glffsa telephone eaa aaas h0ay
f9f hapfe ~ fsishds sff#tiuw cam
saH4lafssns q waa sutafsaaalns %
ssy tas lsass saa AF sna sfs 0if.pa
resent lhe Intended loRs ssa s. aaes
fha Leader Tor fhe lmp0saiaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
OKLAHOMA wonAa Ar
" { Y U nTFrfAa

" q y U WIZ FF#H
Delegates AMI visitors FROM Okia
hgna a. shs Nsiioaa W & T. a.
ceaysa'lsa At aAn ffaae'aeo. slatt
ipx Thsfsday sna eloaias August 81
are Ars Ahbia Hlllerman ~ 8a
rulpa. Mrs Issnia puffsy u ilsnnss
sry. Mrs. A. rhompaoa " wsllsiaa.
Nrs siyftie Gerafdie ~ thsndsef
Mrs ~ a. West u Tulsa aad Mrs
Emlls Lebas of Perry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20

The bail game Sunday Nill be the
bess ore q The season and etery loyal
Cp.hrle ian shopld be ou hand "a sss
our bofs pgi tbe kilsosh lo ths Oilers
Game Will - called pronp'lY 81 3
orlpek Grand sfaad free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
100 HOUSES BURN q. scurAss

Pzr.s Ar - = one fhoasand
h0uses have beer destroyed by IRE
- scntari. the secfion o. Constantla.
59ie fii44tsf On The Aslatsc bank q
he Boszheras. says q ,e'egrsm % tke
lo4rzai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
FIRST BALE OF 1921 COZ
Ton BOT GilI BY toNII

Tse first bale q cotton u he saa
son trough, s. ia tae seed. va
raised AF J. W Parser. 80 soash
Second sree; and va beach, ~ re
y n ccyie company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
J. 3. ALLEN DIES ~
NORMAN sANITAnINN

J X Alien u 1893 wes, Iogar died
.odsy u Norman Okiahona The ~
nains vlll be brought here toniebt
"a 1.ls Fuperal Arrangement slif
hs announced later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-20
Murder
Mystery
BaMnQ


lea ANoslss Aue <a a--.Avthefttses
trssstisAtra tNe reYstsFioua s,a,lna
hsre 81 u hslirn Nrwnsas. broktv,
~Hi hs lnfermSa sNreuoe = sters
prietse u ihs ~efnlVas Essessnsf 81
tNe c'a<cxst o. q eurNns An, n. G.
hinp. anu nis ster, tat week hsfeFa
she siHlre ef tNs ereAsT he repAlssa
- eia fAshlores eSunle tarvsiso
HNetsvr stevA fer ycvne ard ar
psrertiy sssiiste dsr tustawsr
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$1,000 REWARD

~ rfr4 ors txss-ss tsiss ~
<s-a~s re7srs sor - lsez-reratier
r. - re-i.e-fssyT q tte Ss--T zhs
t1-rsa-.reS ~ kcze =. - ~isk; .
A.r-s. .. 1871 "A c e Bte-er
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