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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11
Taxpayers Have Only Few Days 70
Make Payment.

Persons who have not yet paid their
1920 taxes, have until June 20 to DO
so. according to Oscar Carlson, under
sheriff. If not paid by that time, the
Tha taxes for the first half of 1920
areNdue December 20, 1920. II paid
when due, the taxpayer has until June
20, 1921. to pay the second half But
if the first half is not paid by Decem-
Der 20, 1920. then the taxes for the
entire year become due. The tax
hooks are turned over to the sheriff
nv the county treasurer March 15,
1921. and the sheriff has sixty days to
collect them.
The property can be sold by the
sheriff, beginning May Is. This year.
however. the sheriff has already al
lowed thirty days more than is re-
oufred by law. Now. unless the 1920
taxes are paid by June 20, the prop
erty will be sold. It is declared.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11
Mrs Bcrgdon Pays s2s,ooo Fines.

Philadelphia. June 11.-Mrs. Emma
c. Bergdoll. mother of the BergdoIl
brothers. convicted army deserters.
saved herself and he>four co-defend-
ants. charged with conspiracy to aid
Grover c. and Erwin r BergdoIl, TO
evade army service. from going TO Jail
by paying $4,000 in fines re-
Gently imposed by the United States
district court here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

Miss Mabel Miller Of 407 Park street
leaves for Emporsa today to attend the
summer session OF the Kansas State Nor
NAL.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

Mrs P. H. Adams and Mrs. A R. Ling.
lafelt win sing in the opera "Pocahontas,
to be given October 50 and 81 for the bele-
fit of the kindergarten association
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11
Triton.

We must answer for our actions. God
viii answer for our poger1.-Ph1nips
Brooks.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

Mrs. c. W. Hoops and little daughte
Madeline, Of St. Louis. are visiting Nj
Griffith and her daughters, Misses BIZ
and Lottie Griffith.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11
Build a little fence Of trust

Build a little fence Of trust
Around today:
FIJI the space with loving work
And therein stay;
Look not thru the sheltering bars
Upon tomorrow:
God viii help thee bear what comes
OF JOY or SORROW.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

Miss Gertrude Babcock will entertain thi
evening at a progressive hammock party
The crowd will go on bicycles to Miss Bao
cocks home, north OF town.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11
SEVEN SENTENCE SERMONS.

The youth Of the soul is everlasting, and
eternity is youth.-Richter.
Never depend upon your genius; II you
have done, industry VIII supply the defi-
ciency.-Ruskin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

!, Jehovah have called thee In righteous
ness and will hold thy hand, and will keep
thee. and gtve thee for q covenant Of the
people. for light Of the Gertiie--lsa. a e
You must love. In order to understand
love: one set Of charity viii teach rs more
OF the love of God than z thousand ser
mons one act Of unselfishress. OF real self
denial, will tell rs more Of the meaning
OF the Epiphany than whole volumes Of
theology.-F. W. Robertson
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

So. lest I be inclined
10 render I'll for Ill.,
Henceforth@n me fnstill.
o God. q street. good will
To al mankind
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11
Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the Columns Of
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

June II. 1886.
The state supreme court has oEerrqled
motion made by the attorneys OF Z. p.
Snow for Judgment in his favor In the
case of Snow against Hudson. This Is the
end Of the case and Major Hudson Is no"
the undisputed state printer.
At the meeting Of the superintendent OF
sunday schools in the city held last eve
.ch6oi ntrnie should be held next Wednes-
day at one of Topeka's parks
Miss Ada S. Pixley has been AWARDED tne
silver medal for the best essay at Wash
burn college.
paon,a who went TO Frank stahPs big
picnic today started at o'clock 1t Is
over twenty miles away.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11
MUST PAY BY JUNE 20

Total .s26,s14-591 xis,4o5'o'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11

Insurance written and in force D!
xansas companies in 1920 follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
nlo arlc RrNlNfp

Wash'nEtaa. Not The arrs
dents views On the tax question
we're espressel a conference 81
the white house With Cha.fmaa
rordney ~ the huas. wa,s an
means committee avid Representative
louewof,h - Ohio eho with 49,
rorduos and Ropfseeaaiise Gr, .n os
lo~a make up the Republican house
toHierees The taN hN As pasee9
ey the hoase provided iaf maxi
man income satiax Of pef cont
bpt The senate provided q msAimun
~ 50 rer cent aud What s4rman
amounted "a aead'e b eneued
Arrangements uwe made "a th,
conference fog the president a. sou
letter 70 chairman foriney setting
forth his views Nr lsftaE was
represented as iavofne The 1 pef
cent maximum hut agreeable 60 thi
forty pea cent eomptomoe Ii ,frv f
the lex slatise situation
Representative Dickinson 81 Iowa.
leader % the "lnsnrrcai Republicans
aia De Ad not thinA tha presm,n
views expressed AZ lh late boar
would have Appreelab.e effae uaon
ths outcome q the sastan fght
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
RED CROSS NURSE
FOR LOCAL CHAPTER
Lack OF Funds Curtaila the
Good Work Among Sick
Many Cases Handled
Recently

Iho ioeai Red cross oitlse has
worked under baa handicap durinn
me past year The funds raised
year aso were not sailielsnt 70 ear.
ram, thn employment ~ trained
nurse and ihr pn~ they had waR.
peffufee discharged iut the com
luH foll tali mast result in the
rrsalaF enploymrnt y nufSs
Ever, day ihe offices has ufkaut
calls whlNh ean unlY be handled ~
trained nurse within two wsrhs
t0o babies have died where naFss
canli have supplemented aud have
sawed Tho lives of both little ones
Daily ais are made On lhe office
where nurse could help out ana
where they With timely advice could
help moihrrs ~ the proper care %
alex members ~ the fAnt lies ani
10 much needed sood The nra
cross finds tho physicians rcaty slth
meii At service bat no physician
can saeaeoA ~ith a patient without
pfops nufslaf
The general public has NO coaeer
ton ~ me reai urgent neceaity
along this nae N the public health
sofk. even la city Ike Outhrte.
The puhlls must more mlly feailze
the urgency ~ thlA line u Red
Cfuas aofh n they could sve iuas
a fee ~ the pathetic cases wkegr
a nurse taala help save lives they
would dolase the Iied Cfosa office
win responses Il iaaes the mem
berlgn dollar % evefy person AMI
those able 70 90 50 muat give %
lhelr abundance 20 thiA most woftnf
Cause Are you ready
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
Six Killed When
Auto Drops so
Feet On TO Tracks

Jsnrsses<n. Pa Nos i7-SN psr
sens ~ere kuiec hees saHy th.s
nornira ~her the automosNe ln
~Aicn trey were rdlrg crashru
shroosh tes suara raas e the Wooe
ale hrdoe scanning ths psrnsgissn.a
faAraso oat. ard feH % tne traces
fifty feei below. aecoraine 20 reports
reee vso At .thr offics o. Deputy GO
anrr =. r sos; The sar oVerturn
co a. Il fsn. pirnins ses passsnpers
beneath il. Aliine sogne O sner' ~
stantlY. i isas reported
pstaAs - me accident were mea
orc A. offsial ast q the dead -.
ciadeo enc woman ARD TIVE men
Alice Horner. John and Arthur ~
Ktrlsy. brothers. Edward Funk, Jonn
Mcclure ara Jorn sssuh. an sac q
nave been res dents cf yehnstc~n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
Girl
Bruss i!y
: led

Fint Nef ~ r7s'.. : tafiH. ~
year old jaash'ef II nfs Charley
Aufln pi,ioN nslnx raa miles
wesg q nlunas eas hfasaliy -
aAuliai 81 an uaAnaun tramp shoat
une osl~a Wednesday afternoon
The nlrl ~ss aloaa ia lbe house.
the mother aad anothef dsnnhteg
haslna sone 60 the hanle ~ nslxh
hor short distance awsy 70 spend
ihs daY A man came a. the anor
sonic tins during ths mafnlux and
aaked for somethlnx ta eat she
aas hasY eth the aouse wafs anl
lnii hlm that she hat nothing ara
pared According % the xirl. thia
vas the same man ~ho came haek
in che afternoon AMI committed The
Aasartlf assault
Fsuv ears ~ drtermlnrd wvn from
nullvfa aud the surrounding rouatrY
eiih rifles scoared The country
Deputy sheriff Gsofxs nasla l~fi
tnli shis morning gpr nilin9s from
where hs ~fll lahs the slfl a. Mes
Alfk Is ldsntiiy q suspect hrla there
Ne riii prohahly be broagh, % raif
a. lt Is said lhe assault took place
Ia Garfield eoan,Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
Elevated
Trains In
Sn1ashUp

ch.esso Nos i rNcnty FIVE
persons sese iniarea. tao q them
rroashl, fatally saorsis before airs
o'cioek shi, morulas ~hen teo fse-
car elesates trAins lcop eouad from
the ues, side. uere wrecked in a
reAr-end collision * tae Cra~fo-i
Avenue station - tas oak PARK
Ine
Three steel eosehss we're se
mellshs8 ard several Victims p.nned
henesth tie wreceAse Frensen
with Acetsiene torches eui thwufa
the talsied metal t. reach them
The coitsion Was due % q dense
fos Bosh tae trains we're bound
for ,hs tcoa uih crowds 81 ao.k ker'
TWO victims were eaushi hepsa'A
the iUo trains and iiFemen were ga
able e. reach iheu
Thres pas ueerx Loaise RI q.
Jalus Berlin and . nr klum0. we're
taken "a hospital Thiits minates
after the wreck officers of the sls
vated lines had NJ gentle iNaofts
A. As ocnsk reseuers discover
ei Patrick Mcclure aFei s5. egsrA
oa one ~ ihe trains p.ancd hsi~ea
two steel coaches Firemen Viii
aeet,fen. Torches began rHttfne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
CITY and COUNTRY


Suggestions For sshool neem ousrlsa
tlo~ many dnes are tarre ln th
Nttf ftnN many H4HafN WIiHt q
che sonnlY lioe msns tenant farm
ersf lles many lsaa e~Hersf What
is ths per oaplis fss bssei on ssan
a assessment Ilne mAny slle
coungs ofi'esrs saa he~ mosh ae the
taxpayers lay them pef snuHm
Hos many milr- ~ saved streets 10
tho eeunil and whsa ~as taa fiftt
street paved Wha was the Third
tosefaor since statehood la~ fra.
territorial Evteiunf What f. tat
reasist.ou of the tuunt,' When tss
ihs territory thrnea olea m vhlsa
.eitlemrnt and shat nres.ioat slane1
the rfr smatnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

The President speaking 10 an init.
mate friend. said he had two strong
advisers Hughes and Hoover
II q satisfaction. even though II Is
not = delight. 70 come III contact with
mind like Nr Hughes i Is SO def
mite. 50 hard aud firm aud palpable
You feel sure that il rests somewhere
on the efernal yerities II j. never
agno.iie Il has none Of the fnalaise 81
the twentieth century SIR Justice
Brandeis when Mr. Iinehes was gov
ernor II New York and = reforiner and
progressive. said Of him III, is the
mnsi enlightened mind Of the cigh
feenth century
think the .insiiee put II century
or two too late. for by the eighteenth
century. .kepiiriSm bad begun to un
derIaiue those firm foundations of
belief which Mr Hughes still possesses.
For hnn . straight line IS the shortest
distance between fwo points Einsiein
10 the contrary. Notwithstanding
Conclusions rest npon the absolute
rock If principles. a. morality for his
preacher father reSted upon the abso-
late rock Of the Ten commandments.
There is no doubt. no uncertainty. no
nliance. on the one hand. on the other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
SAYS LAW SlEUTHS ARE
DRINKING SEIZED BOOZE
Federal Prohibition Director
Issues Warning To Officers
Stills Must BE
Destroyed

oklahoma tiiy sos ~
Meadows federal prohibition direct
81 issued the following to-day
h1 attention ha been called lo
The iact that There much eompllint
following raids heln made 80 ftiit
aud l'ooileFs"fs aesinst methods ani
practice lndalsed To hy law enforce
ment officers L & charged iaai %.
f err haNe been snoNn % anne cs-
sarilt destroy pfapefty MOI used la
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

on splld foundation. hul like good Steel
they can bend without breaking
With hls grandfather aud hi. for
tune hr Lodge inherited violent aud
bitter dislike 81 England Probably
10 man not even the most extreme
Irish agitaiof is more responsible for
the feeling existing against England
than Mr. Lodge
Mr. i.adge is cnrlous and not unl=
ieresting study ln psyebalogy lie has
no great talent. bat he !. not without
some ability IN his youth he was an
Industrious piodder aud fond ~ study
He has read much bat absorbed little
b. Is we'll educated ia the narrow sense
Of the sehoolmaster. hui hc has no
philosophie background his is the
parasitic mind that sucks shsienanee
from the brains Of others and gives
nothing in return lie j. without the
slightest Imagination aud is devoid Of
all sense of hnmor IL has almost
genius for Misunderstanding public
sentiment
30 mueb WAS expected from Mf.
Lodge. and 10 much he might have
(contlnued on Page ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
MANY BRITISH \tN NJ
OFFICERS 10 ri TIRE.

Lcnacn. Nov % roaneesse
with fs policy - retrencAueni ta
administrative expenditures fhr
British sdm.rslt, hes resolved . r
tire on peasious eighty naval -
t&ins and seo eoramer3vrs t1fls neN-
year according 10 the Evening New
These reiiremeats would nei
roive taking more shigs out q com
mission i was said. and y iae Wssa
ingtoa conference se~ees cu tar
Americas naAai restrict oh program
further reductions in tee admfai't :
personnel are couiem4.ata
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
sill puoa MAKES


GOOD ON DUCKS
1859 pafh. guiding genius ~ the
WH Fush Motor Company Nhifh
spreads the gospel ~ Henry the
Fourth and slnss peana tor The
pearbafn independent made good
hls promise 10 The Rotary elub Tues
dsy snd came thfuRsh With SINE
fat ducks more or Jess. upon whi. a
tho Rosea duly alned The order
waa a big one fog Blx niil. bat be
eas not afsssed The club paseed
a vote of thank. 70 nln ior the daeA
dinner and thanked seafdsn also
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
CANNING FUNERAL
TO BE Hello SATURDAY

The unsral OF Mrs Mary =. Chan
ming all be held at .. N. on sat
uFday. November 10. from the United
Presbyterian church. northeast corner
Ash and Cleveland The services
will be conducted BY the Rev, John
A. caIlen. Internment will be at Mt
Hope cemetery, northeast Of Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

Enid Nov The Bank oi Go.tfg
failed 10 ogen for business this morn
ing a notice posted on the door
stated that thc affairs of the bank
were 10 the hands Of the state baux
examiner The last published state
ment OF the bank showed one huu-
dred seventy thousand dollars dc
noqifx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

Washington Nos III The four
men who represent Amoriea al the
Armament Conferepee are under the
microscope 81 public observation a.
never before just who and Why are
Hughes. Root Lodge and Underwood
To-day ali intimate information con
ecrning these m-n ls sought as never
before
The Mirrors II Washington that
literary bomb 'he eehoe~ of whose ex-
plo>ions. sfill ring ioud in the capital
offers brilliant word pictures II these
norabies Here. lu epitome. are de
srripiions III Secretary Hughes. sen
ator Lodge and senator Root. by the
ANONYMOUS hesi->piling aufhor:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

no diseursivrness no Aielding 90 The
scdueiions pf fancy buf stern keep
ing Of the faith of the stllaeism
thing j. - or ii Is not So Mr Hughes
never hesiiaics IIe never says. =
must think abont that lie has
ihonghf about j. Or 30 turns instant
81 70 Ia, Principle and ha. the answer
You speak Of Mr Hughes to ten
men iu tie Capitol. and nine Of them
viii SAY % yon +Of course il IS easy
to understand his Is the one real mind
in Washington
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
ooLp LgAF sPiRE FoR
ST mAavs cauacA

The nsu 81 Marys Catholic
church rapidly neaFs completion
work is being done both inside and
out snd tna interior decorations
keep pace wllh the masonry work
outside Contractor Gross says the
neW edifles all be ready FOR delivery
wiitn teo months The spife of
the church 1ill be covered With gold
leaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

There are ,afa horses anl sf
mules Is losan oeaHis and the a.
lnala are valued ~ tiiadit ths
horses a. stri each and the ma.ss
az se 81 parlue che war times
mules sold as hlfh as $50 pcs ~
and hoffes ~ much n eseuss ot $50
each
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
SOY. INJURED az ToY
PISTOL HAS LOCKED laws

CARTS Ekiss = year Old son "
Mr. ard Mrs Lester Ekiss "a West
Warner net Nlth a. accident .ssf
thursday ~hiie piagirz ~.th cap
Hstoi Today ihe litLs fellows
ssEs ioked Physicians az using
every effort 70 snloek them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
VISUAL EDUCATION

T1H cN7Nll -
The ei'y board e eiucae aas
Contracted uIth F + Buck. formerly
c.;y superintendent t0r visual
edscaron outfit for ore b the grade
schools
Visual education Is said % hs iae
great thing ncp s-x issns q the
state have equlaaed their shoots
uth the system. ahich costs APP
pro1imsieiy t.ve baudrei dolla a
room
Under this advanced system the
rupi can see shat hs Is iearning
The pictures used are not in films
bus siaI Buck has the contract r.
supplying the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
COMPULSORY EDUCATION
FOR iLLfTERETE sEkMES

Madrid. Nov. IA government
decree has beer signed 0EteEr-
compulsory education for nsvaf sea-
men wao are unable 10 read AZ
write
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
RITE MASS MEETING
O[N0UNCEs KAISER CRAIG
MeAlester Consisiofy Deputy
To BE Asked To Revoke
His Hindcnburg Line
Order

Drastic resolutions denounelar
Kaiser Crair the nev deputy
sosefe.gn Inspector general Il scc,
ush Rte hodsos IN oklahoma uefo
adopted si a mass meeting aeld at
ihe romple last nirhf
cpls bad haflls warmed ihe sea-
of hls no~ posi uatl he issued a.
order ta,tne u twain me eonslasofv
state. abnlshlns concurrent iufia g.
ilon and practies0s glahhlrg 10 81
Alpsisr eonsistep about 500 Vaudl
dates Who had hecn ciectct n taAn
tile otu.h ftse degrees "a thls
plas. The line as drawn hY ruif
gives 10 Gnthrio o'd Oklahoma and
Go Ntfiesl'r eld Indian TERRITORY
The order holas fpf two years nn
less sooner fosoacd bnl lnaanurh
- the supreme Council never goe-
hehlnd tho orders of les dcnnlts u
IS likely au the flgh picklnss com
ms ~ thls valley will have vanished
hefaen thc epd u tao Years
corsstory Win rlah,
However the Temple mass meet
ms decided "a nehi and thar
bitterly , special committee. com
posed % couslstory Officials anf
others about five in number have
been financed aud VII prooeed 20
MsAlr.ter Tho resolutions vii hc
prefenied io erals asking thar hs
outrageous ardsf be revoked tpon
his refusal the committee Is EN-
powered IS proeeed direct 70 Wash
insion an present che matter 80 the
supreme Coun
crae % ohdosate and adamnant
lle has aifcaa} stated ihst he vili
NOT revoke ihe ofier and nat ~
aoe- Not rare fof ) second term lie
refueed Go attend ihis reunion of lnc
CanHstoiy fainne of laspe,tor.
eeuefAis io attend all reunions nnfer
their Jurisdiction rs something Wa
heafi 81 Cass has NOT been Do
Guthrie .n teo ysara and has newer
seen the eatlrdral now IN process %
erection
The dsnunieailon ~ ctas al the
Temple meeting Aas fcrce Amonr
otser speakers was Judge ulerc,.
who declared that u Craig aa not
eiee ,oun,enanes 10 the resolutions
he would be guilty ~ tfearan t1
Masonry ana slep should De- taten
fo ha,c hlm removed nom office
May Albeit Temple plans
other speasefs vera Inclined 20
rrssia crair Is mipunded King
pbo had been overwhelmed bv his
new powers. ana that 'he should b.
oravlel 10 and asaed TO pleaae.
piease save the Guthrle conaiator,
These SPEAKERS wero eifen the
husrse siren of aerlslon craig was
roasted 10 4 brown turn ore
speaker made The statement thar
crsigs tanA st McAlesfer carries
iss0o1 in NrAlcsfer eonsistory
papcr
Temple onaeiAs are highly
srought up over the order since u
viii have direct beprlue on the
completion If the noa temple
Order Rankly Unjust
The reaoluton/ shon that the
Cfals order is rankly unjust from
eyefy Viewpoint that o'd indian
terior, has quarter million more
population than old Oklahoma plih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

ratmg iho ooaatg nssessofs "a
urea fog u there sre 20 toa head %
cattle Ia the county a. of March isf
There may bc more nf lrss af this
iuta Tho cattle were valued "a
thar timo az fgfis per hoad llhat'
low considering the pfl,c You gay
for meat The total value % ihs
cattle Is returned "A f5Nt lfa Nea
can't hamc tho asarsnor the o~nefa
ratt u tho number ana thr stat
fixed tho value
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
MANY KILLED *
COAL MINES ~ MONTH

Charleston vs. va NOV
Thiity- eae mon we're 81 90 AS the
result % accidents p casi mines -
West Virginia dsT.re ;he month %
October. according % ihe report .of
the state department of mines issaed
yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17
pEo Cross ROLL CALL
TO START SATURDAY

TIE Red Cross roll cali riii star.
Saturday the lsth and close Noaisy
-ist- win Tuesday ss eiesn-up dsY
Pc ready to 70 yos- best
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-17

Are soa mo GOAT rosslpiy ANS
hoN when yun lat eshoritaut pfieet
lpl muilen remember lhN fhefa
asfe i2i rhorp and if goats ln ~
Ntu eannit when the asseaanf tallrH
90 tho farmers last March OF courses
tbe Hf.ee nf wool liant coun, aud tns
eheeH and goat fslrsrs lnst mune
lsUl how otout the q lows sho soil
ihe goat moat ard labeled g mutton
So feforsnne in Guthrie desle
however
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soe. On Zoe, and

Bacon ln The store
Taking up lhe matter ~ fufA
cured ANA on foot Nn nnd gh4t
there were as 90 March itt lese hoss
be- the county of course there we've
many more nut the o~nefs asi
rm out when Wlll Humphrey visited
them The value pef hug was eie
"a ht the state tax board at Soc
isn't that low The total salue
a,t at tlfft0
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That wEiiskefed
: secretary Of
state. fbe
phrase j. afiribui.
ed 70 senator
Il ran deg ee
prevails
noi merely BY his
virtue but BY his
intelligence his is
The best mind IN
" Washing'on 10
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Guthrie aud Logan ,ounv people
are modest Aad fathrrmnfe the
are not rashY They maf wesf slla
soN elk shirts and flno falmcul bot
they 40 NOT wear diamonds anI few
~ them even oaffy watches Th
last returns madr by the Assessor
found ony sN diamonds pr oshe
ieNelly and bat 3oi watches How
10 the local loweiers make i llslus ,
Mntta they depoad on the conslatoff
and that doesn't look good fof 'hs
future
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When ioi'ow la awakened these
mornings by the boey hloeY 0f ilfs
arms as the lnss,efste hunter tufns
np novder shooting AZ the elu ls'
ducks be- o. lead a. the belief tAa'
thefe are million guns b losBa
county nul That bad HHess
Thefe are very few gums In the eoun
IS IN fact there are but IS and iae
ehoIe bunch e worth 0ply SIS n
SOU don't hrNeve IL aak nli Hum
phrey
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on,inaed On rasc ~
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30 much WAS expected from AIR
Lodge. aud 10 much he might have
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