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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
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Since the interest ann atteut on 90.
Oklahoma Mothers are now focasal
on better baby conlests il would
seem not Irrelevant 70 brlns q their
Intention few hlnts about starting
he baby nsht In health habits
nahle- are born without habits
Therefore Il rests with tho mother
70 teach him good habits in regard %
,ating. sleepng bathing and the taF.
lng of ffeph air and exercise Gaal
iabltp must hc started during the
carly weeks Of llfc This wll esiah
llsh health and insurcs obedience
and control
II ~ we'll % remember tlat thumb
ucking and oacifier intcrteres more
y less With digestion. and baby ;
eifarc depends larely upon disc
ION a normal baby IS hungry
reature but no healthy baby should
q Tod oficner than once IN two hours
when AZ an poasihle mothc
hould nurse hcr haby as this nil
dispose Of host of dangers and di'
lcultles There Is no perfect sub.
titute for good hroant tccdiiHg. and
tatisllcs show that three times NOR,
'ottiofed babies hle during the first
ear than breast fed hahlcs
Fruit juice should be given to bot
lefnd babies once a day after nc
hifd month and 60 breast fcd b1h'el
Iter they nre six months old Al
irst teaspoon Of orange juice di
utcd with water may be- gieer on
IN empty stomach. and this radually
ncrelsedI 70 halt an ornte The
ulcc Of other fruit may be- suhatl
uted Or tho Juice of cooked tmlf
iscd. II no fresh .ults are ayall
,ble.
Boiled water should - offered 20
he baby al least twlco day Dur
NJ the hot weather baby may be
llowod 10 take aa much cool wator
- desired. say from one 70 six
nncos q day. accordnz to the age
i the baby
A child must have fresh air. light
nd sunshine TO grow Maps MY b.
AIKEN on a protected porch even IN
winter weather Encourage baby 20
ileep. but see that he does not turn
hight into day a nap should fol
ow the bath and mid.mornlng feed.
NJ DO not permit baby TO sleep In
the late afternoon. but tuck him away
It s or Z o'clock and do not allow
him 10 stay up late 10 be played with
or to amuse the 'f4nily let the
oom be cool. quiet and d1rkened and
let him 90 TO sleep by hirseh The
baby should De trained 20 sleep AZ
The same time each day and all night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

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O'Clock II classification Is desired.
Classified ads are cash, except where
parties have regular accounts at tne
Leader office. The Leader coilec'ors
have experienced so much trouble 10
locating many parties who have
phoned in wants. that 1; is necessary to
invoke the cash In advance sys'em'
sxcept where regular accounts are
maintained. Memoranda OF what Ia
wanted. or "for sale" etc, Say ;e
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
TODAY'S EVENTS


National independence day Of
Chli
Fortie,h anniversary of the death
Of President Garfield
Centenary Of the Birth Of Gllbe {
IIavea, Methodist bishop AUD mvI
sionsry
One hundred and twenty fiye years
ago today Washington issucd his
famous Farewell Address
The tRenty.eocond cncampment OF
he Veterans of Forclsu Wars open,
today IN Detroit
Tho annual Vest Michigan State
Fair will be opened at Grand Rapids
oday and continued through the
week
The Senate committee ingesti sat
'ns conditions in the Mlngo coal flel
~ West Virginia is 20 be1in ia hear
Ings today at Williamson
Veterans who fough, in Franc,
inder the Thirty fourth. or sand
torn Division. viii begin their an
iual reunion today " Omaha
Conventions Opening Today
Rochester. y y National Associa
ION Of Retail Clothfcrs
Denver National Association
Retail Druggists
indianapolis American Society TO-
Steel Treating.
Chicago Association of Ion ans
teol Electrical Engineers
Cincinnati Metal Polishers Inter
lational Union
Vancouver, b c Canadian For
stry Association
Chicaso American Association o
freight Traffic Managers
Kalamazoo Mich American i.c
ion. Department o. Michigan
81 Josept Mo American Lotiof
Department OF Missouri
Louisville Kentucky staso Med,
al Association
Today's Calendar Of Sports
Racing Meeting Of Que n
'ounty Jockey Club. al Aquo luc
Meeting Of Kentucky Jo' 10y club
It Latona Meeting of ginnavgl
PARK Jockey club AZ OTTAWA
TFottiny Opening OF Grand Cir
uit meeting al Columbus. o
Golf T. s. national amateur
championship tournament. al 81
Louis Canadian Womens champion
hip tournament opens ut Ottawa
Athletics: Annual meeting o.
Southern A. A. e.. at New Orleans
Tennis: Georgia state champion
tournament opens at atlanta
Polo: United States open cham
pionship tournament. at Phlladelphia
Boxing Charlie White Va. Jimmy
HanIon. IL rounds. at Denver. Frank
carbone VS. Jimmy Darcy. IS rounds
at New Orleans. Johnny Dundee W
Joe Tiplitz. 10 rounds. at Boston
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
No Sustitute offered

Say what You will about druggists
offering something lust as good
because II pays better profit. the
fact still stands that ninety nine on:
OF hundred druggists recommend
Chamberlain's Collie and Darrhocs
Remedy. when the best pedicine for
tiarrhoea is asked for. and do so he :
ca"se they know from what their
en- toners say OF it, that can be de-
pended upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

The United States. as a whole, Is
spending $40 for each city child's
education. For each Country child.
it is expending $24.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

Nlne hundred ani ninety scvfn
outline tools aione are required IN
manufacturing rifle The tN'at
aru la one ~ me husiaae - these
~ auapY 600 ooo rifles ptoa1.oo1
holes must De- drilled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

Among the newer scientific toys Is
one which transmits pictures cleo
tricallN uslnE the same principles
as are applied 10 teiephoiography
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
srNoLAnsnlp ron sALr

FOR sALE compleis scholarship IN
Draughona Practical tualsean coll
logo, oklahoma city Thls 10 tho
best buslaeAa college IN the souis
woat. The Leader Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

Pennsylvania leads the country in
the number Of colleges and univers-
tiles. having i3 such institutions.
New York stands second with IS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

Rock a bye baby. in the house top.
Ere the rent day your cradle well
hook
shakels must come. or landlord viii
call
Kick out the baby. cradle and all
Seattle Post lntelligencer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

The Oldest university in the worlf
is the White Deer Grotto UNIVERSITY,
In Kiangsi Province, China, founded
In $50 A. ID.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

FOR TRADE-For Guthrie property
one Buick Roadster, one Buick
Touring car. first class condition,
give location and price of property
in first letter viii pay difference for
good property. Address, Box 7o3,
Guthrie. Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

Carrier boys nave no receipt bosts.
10 not ray them fer Leader sui.
scriptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
SOME QUEER FIGURES
IN PAYNE COUNTY
Assistant Attorney General Con
ducts Probe on Order Of
Governor Following fx
else Showing

while tho consolidated frp"f' n5
Payne county h"NhH ah"w Np"eia# e
of t-N''Nll an drpoH = tue TAX ross
of that country melud" about ftHAi
nH the amount ~ money in 'h' hahA Z
accordance 70 George snort hHs'H'
'ent at,ofn', general 100 nAf ''i'i"
Ht fiom st'ii""i'f "hat' h' p' :
neen conducting ~ lufeH'lHa''h e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
Too True

There was a. little girl
And she had a little eurl
Right in the middle OF her forehead.
And when she was good,
She was very. very good.
But when she was bad.
She was--pop- lar.
Salt Lake City Tribune
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

The tung tree of China yields yalu
able paint oil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
HELP WANTED FEMALE

wANTED-A white. middleaged LADY
to keep house; :wo children. boy
"a. girl IL years: call after i've
o'clock or Sunday. 7os West CleVe-
land.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

Landlord Blues
little Boy Blue, come play your harp
The rents are high and the wind,
are sharp.
'Play morbid tunes with thrill and
throb
Come play your harp or lose your
seb,--lt Magazine Los Angelesl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

See The
Twinkle twinkle little sock
with your perforated clock
There among the skirts so high
You're a magnet for the eye
Waterbury Republican
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19
OWN Your OWN HOME

er OtIlce-
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
offer for sale special bargain
in 10 room house with two corner
lots. cistern and well suitable for
roomers. 100000
A nice 8 room cottage, lots. cellar
and well. near school. price l.boo
A room house with garage, well
clstern. lots, 100000 on easy
payments.
have some choice building sites
Telephone for appointment or call
at my office
Roy kneeland
100 IL West Okla. Ave Phone 1871
FOR SALE-Peach orchard 40 a.
Easy terms. NJ y West
EXCHANGE-One OF the incest i'm
| proved. part bottom 40 acre farms
| In the county--for grocery 12o acre
Kansas farm for real estate here !
have some good farms TO trade for
Guthrie property Roy Kneeiand
FOR SALE-An of our household
goods-all in first class condition
Cali at 1901 w. Logan Avenue.
-
TRADES. TRADES. TRADES, Farms
OF all sizes to trade for desirable
residence properties in Guthrie See
Godfrey, ia North First st
FOR SALE-Cansry birds. deep vel
low. spotted and linne,s, $500 and
up. Lady Gould flnches. White An
CORA kittens, White Pomeranian Spitz
pup. male. 7O3 S. Division. Phone
SOS.
FOR SALE-Our new cottage l0f
East Washington is ready TO show
We want to show II To you whether
you buy or not. A. b. Armstrong
and Co. Phone 399.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Iiome 1915 w. Warner
furnished of unfinished. +. Il.
Houghton. Enid. Oklahoma.
n, IL 81 n
housekeeping. 206 12 Z. Okla.
-------
FOR RENT-A 2 acre tract with
room house. gas, etc Roy Knee
land
FOR RENT-Five modern rooms.
close in. Furnished. A B. Arm
strong and Co. Phone S99.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-19

" y " " y X X Il X n x x * y X y
= LAUGHING WITH
" MOTHER GOOSE =
n xg x Y X X Y y u x = x y = r
Her Rapid Rise
Little Miss Muffet
Sat on a tuffet
But sprans to her feet oh, gee
IN this innocent tuifet
sat on by Miss Nuffet
Was parked a mad bumblc bee
Florida Times Union
New Britain herald., 1921-06-30
JEWELLERS WERE WANDERERS
ally Settled Down in New
 Mexico, Students Say

yon. Texas. June 30.-That tho D cliff dwellers of New Mexico oriRinaliy buffalo hunting and Zlic Indians of Western Oklahoma 1 northwestern Texas and that they dunily developed their architecture | their arts aA they moved westward. AIIy settling down to permanent kfations in New Mexico, has been lkely established by archaeological ~nkiERtions made In Texas. Pan- 16ie and Eastern New Mexico by Irren K. Moorehead. Eeologist of dover. Maasachusettn. and B. yakn. representing the Oklahoma
 society.
 an announcement important
 as formerly IL was generally
 that the clifr dwellers como
 h from Mexico.
 Explorations of Mir. Moorehead
 Thorburn carried them along fses of the Canadian and cimar- Pers in the Panhandle Of Texas ienco eastward into New Mexico
 as the Mora valley. Tn Mora eight or ten typical Pueblo ruins found In n fairly good state of krvntion. From the Mora valley |ward to the Oklahoma line the \e buildings of the Indians become uer, more primitive and less im- ht until they finally disappear.
 ln completion of the work done Ntory to this announcement. L Moorchead and Thorburn de- Aa4raamoa an fha mtIhferf befnr. M Texas Normal school at Can
 Iwas here that the first definite Gment of this important discov-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-30
5HlVD HlvD MIL h FOR FORGERY
l Couple Bound Over to 1 Court in $500 Bonds

Cerarde and Isabel Gerarda
 and wife. who formerly
 store in Kensington. now
 Ichment. were tried before
 1udge Henry r. Roche in burt this morning on n forgery it being alleged that on May
 faiAely uttered n note for ndesr tho signature Of Tony
 her Of tho wife.
 Bond Not Necessary.
 Roche found sufficient evil bind both over the the next
 the superior court. opening fQrd on the third Tuesday in
 Bonds were fixed at
 ided 1t was possible for tho
 to raise that bond. Judge
 IT. ManEan. appearing for the vontured an opinion that
 children of tho accused
 sufficient bond to keep Fom skipping out.
 note in question was rendered iustrial Loan bureau May 2. s> signatures of Tony Greco
 Mary Greco as endorsers.
 des were named as payees. benstcin. proprietor of the l KavcN oyer a chcck for Si70 $500 nofe.given him. and that 1Rns further depleted when
 kns. who engineered the
 or an additional s25 as
 When the money finally
 b hands of tho Gerardes
 but s445 for their $500 he agreement called for the
 of interest at six per cent.
 hyment on the principal of lGhek until tho entire note was Tn this manner. tho payment srcst at 12 per cent rather )x per cent was worked on the N is explained.
 $500 Note Issued.
 - Cans. who has offices with Nm and who assists him in [k patrons for loans. told of Bit of ID. A. Gerarde and his for $500 loan with which to Ms He was given n partly Nit note and ordered to secure 1forsers. Ho returned on the ' day with Tony Greco and
 hrde's .Rxnatures. The noto sptp - payment of the
 tho third payment was due. rmrdnn defauteds Tho en- were notif,ed. but both denied ymiwncd the paper. Last Mon- and Cans went to 'xton for the purpose of inter ' Greco and while in that town rm. aernrde. She repeated her that her father had signed tho n her presence. Asked if she Do 10 Greco's house to repeat Atemsnt in his presence. Mrs. s declined. Had Never Seen Note. nc witness stand Greco said hs nver sixned tho note nor had u approached in tho matter. 'a Mangan offered no evidence defense. He argued. however. , evidence had been introduced cate that either of tho Gerardes wned the paper and could not W Mrs. Gerarde under any con- Sn of the law could be held. 'hc had not figured in tho ut of the paper. Family Difficulties. case Of Thomas Yagobian was | led until September 2. Thomas | wnstcd after q family wrangie
 Yagobian home. Lawyer |kr IT. Camp informed the hat. through the efforts of a Iorxyman. tho family has been q and no further troubles nre Rted.
 Mnchesi<f. driver for the Bay Grocery company of Worcester. was fined SIS and costs for e truck without mirror. or Edward Stebbins placed the ! under arrest last night on VI nvenue
New Britain herald., 1921-06-30
REAL QUALITY SPECIALS FOR OUR
 OPENING TOMORROW !
ATTENTION

For the convenience of the People of New Britain and Vicin- ity, we are opening Big Market at Corner Elm and Park Streets. (Formerly Corbin-Russwin store)
 FRIDAY, JULY 1ST.-
 Splendid Quality Foods, Low Prices, courteous attention and the kind of fine Market that we know you will want.
 SOME extra ''Opening Sale" Specials for Friday and Saturday that will be worth your while to look over. ...
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30

counter between Kid Corky Of Ladl
and Gus Nausson OF La Sale, The
light only went two rounds, however
as Corky landed a right to the Jaw OF
his opponent In the last Of the second
frame, putting him down for the count
OF ten, Corky displayed much train
ing end was very quick and active on
his feet
Young Slug OF Kowanee and Youns
cumming ci Davenport. Iowa, foucht
SIX rounds 70 q dreG ia Ia second
bout on the card The two weltcr,
weights tipped tho beam at $50
pounds Yesterday afternoon at
o'c,ocS, When the gong sounded
tending them into the ARRAY the two
battlers opened UP with fair o.,
change CT blows. Throughout the
NGht they plugged away, beth trying
TO score knockout. The Hght was
sven oil The way through.
Edward Franklin OF Ia Sale refer.
ecl the first two fights, while 4,
smith, Chicago srort1 writer, refereed
the last two bouts,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
FRED FULTON WANTS
BOUT WITH DEMPSEY

Ney' York, Dec. 29.-Lookiug big
ger than ever, Fred Fulton, the Min.
neapolii giant, stepped into Tex
Richards Office today and told the
boxing promoter he stood ready to
fight any man in the world. Jack
DEMPSEY preferred,
Fulton also told Tex he would fight
the winner OF any elimination tour,
nameUt which Richard has in mind
in the hope it would lead up to a
fight with Champion Dempsey
Richard told Fulton that Wills was
the logical man TO fight Dempsey,
but he dii not care 70 promote such
a match Fulton replied to this by
announcing his willingness to take
on the negro and have the winner
meet Dempsey. He added that he
would surely trouuce the colored
man
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
BUD TAYLOR GIVEN
THE DECISION OVER
\. SMITH LASALL.E:
Ia SALE FiGHTa DRAW LARGE
THRONeS or FAN3--JoE MAN.
DELL HAS EASY TIME WITH
CHICAGO LAD IN sGmi.WlNDuP
or CARD.

A large number Of prize ring fol
lowers jammed into the Majestic h2G
ter last evening az la Sale and watch
ed Bud Taylor, Tore Haute, Ind.
flash OF the lightweight ranks, win q
decision over Harold Smith CT the
stockyards of Chicago in the wi0du7
of one OF the most interesting cards Of
istic encounters ever offered IN Ia
san, county which was staged under
the auspices OF Jimmy Reyes Both
lighters entered the ring at ZIG pounds
and fans were we'll pleased with tbs
shCv they put on.
The fight was a close one and 4 hard
one IT, which TO select a winner Boil,
men started right out in the first
stanal Of the contest, and until the
final gong sounded they were CX-
changing punches at will. Taylor
proved a very fast man. In the second
cnd eighth rounds Taylor knocked
smith 10 the mat. although in tho
tenth and final round Smith had his
opponent groggy. In that frame he
oened UP with a raft Of rights anG
let's 10 Tayloro face. Many of The
fans thought that Smith was entitled
10 tho decision,
In ile semi.wndup, Joe Mandcll
brother of Sammy Mandell OF RCck-
lord. easily Wen the decision over
Young Dixon OF Chicago, The fight
was a tenroUnd affair and 10th yaen
tipped the beam at lis pounds Nah
dell proved a flash He was entirely
too fast for his opponent and ct ne
dine dill it look as though Dixon
would make the gcing tough fer the
Rockford lad
At various stages of the fisht Man
Gell rained rights and lefts to the face
Of hig opponent and several Tim vs. had
him g"oggy However, in the final
round Dixon developed a closer guard
and prevented the Rockford fellow
from winning the fight, possibly By =
knockout.
The first fight on the card was sup
posed to have been sixround en-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
TILDEM MAY PLAY
IN BRITISH TOURNEY

Philadelphia, Dee. %. william r.
Tlldcn, worlds tennis champion, may
decide TO 20 10 England next spring
TO play in the British championship
tournament, it was learned today. He
previously had announced he would
not defend his twice won laurel's at
Wimbledon
MY plans at present are vague"
Tilden said, but | rather think will
not go back, Should finally decide
TO 80 back | win not be certain until
at least two weeks before 60
nc J go back to England | most
certainly will play through the cham
piouships'
The last remark was occasloned by
report from London which said
that the British Tennis association
had ruled that he iether could play
through the championships or remain
out until the challenge round.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-30
H|TTER'S TEAM LOSE
TO c. RIDGE QUINTET;
GIANTS WIN ) TO |.
DoUGHERTY FoS GRAND RIDGE
AND GARDNER FOR OTTAWA
ARE eAsKETBALL srARs-ocH
HEiBERG SHOWS OLD TIME
FORM BY STRIKING OUT 20 MEN
IN INDOOR GAME.

Honors were evenly shared last
evening when Hitter's American Lee
gion basketball team and Art Halli'
gan's White Giants, recently organ,
lied indoor baseball team invaded
Grand Ridge territory to do battle
with Grand Ridge clubs. Filters
Ave were defeated 2S to 81 in one Of
the most sensational games of the
season. by the fast Grand Ridge quin-
tet, made up OF some of the best has.
ketball talent around that neck OF
the woods while Halligan's stick
wielders COPIED the final battle of
the evening from the Grand Ridge
Odd Fellows team 5 to l. Both
games were very exciting and inter
esting and large number of fans
swarmed into the Grand Ridge opera
house to witness the conflicts
Basketball Game.
The basketball game between the
local legion five and the Grand Ridge
squad was the first attraction on the
bill, and when the two teams first APP
peared on the floor the fans vent
wild. Hitter's men were indeed sur
prised at the Grand Ridge lineup.
Daugherty, former Streator high ath-
lete, who is now one OF the most
promising prospects for the Uniyer-
sity of Illinois freshman squad; Pat
terson, former Streator star; Meal
lister, of football fame, and one OF
the best athletes ever turned out at
Streator; Kenneth Porter former
TT,E, ~ IF r11f
college and captain of the freshman
squad last year and Moss and Geiger
made up the team.
Hitter had his same band of war
riors, except for Gardner, who play
ed center In the game. However, the
game was marked by exceptionally (
fine sportsmanship. Grand Ridge es-
pecially played splendid game as
did the local club.
At the outstart the conflict bore
the earmarks of tight struggle. Both
teams were held scoreless for the
first few minutes of play, Suddenly
Daugherty of Grand Ridge broke the
spell when he scored basket from
almost midhoor Gardner of the OF
tawa squad then stepped out and
scored the first basket for the Ottawa
team After that the Grand Ridge
team held lead throughout the en-
tire contest.
When the whistle blew ending the
first half the score stood is to II in
favor of the Grand Ridge team. |
sensational basket shoot
ing during the first half of the game /