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Jill broke out ngitatcdiy. "she has
a perfect right 10 do what she likes
at her own wedding: but u did
seem hard-we--we'vc always been
such pals " she chokcd down a
sob. Perhaps it's n good thing she
didn't want me TO be there anyway
she said again with a little rush. Il
hadn't got decent frock TO wear
for one thing. and dare say I should
only have cried. and made an idiot
OF myself"
She put her handkerchief away.
and looked at him with n wintry
smile.
He had taken up the menu card
and was staring at IL with a sort OF
fierceness.
I'm cure n wasn't Kathy's fault
anyway" Jill rushed on again with
pathetic eagerncss. you see--well
therel we won't talk about II
any more" The walter was bearing
down upon them with lunch; when
he had gone What did you think
OF her? Don't you think she Is per.
fectly lovcly7" Jill asked him. She
leaned little forward. her eyes
shining mistily after their recent
tears.
"I.ovelyr' he echoed the words
vaguely. "who-oh. your sister!
oh, yesl I thought she looked very
nice" he answered absently.
"Nice." there was a world OF scorn
in Jilis voice. "Is that the only
word you can find?" she demanded.
lie half smiled.
I'm sorry--I'm not fond of golden.
haired women"
IL ann said Jill dcvoutiy. 81 love
them, wish my hair was like
Kathy's =. you ought to have seen
her IN her new clothes" she broke
OFF with . little conscious laugh. Am
boring your" she asked him wist.
fully.
Not in the least; am Immensely
Interested"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
'R XVII-LII4A AMES TRIES A TRICK AND FAILS

In my room that night took out
Toms note again. ] wondered how
IL was that he always knew what
was doing. And ! wondered what
he would think In the future.
In connection with John 'Ames ]
had queer. breathless feeling. i
had gone to my room early and !
listened for his step as II passed
my door and loved the decision
OF IL.
1t wns only about 10 o'clock when
heard Lila Ames open and close
the door OF her room. She had re-
turned.
Then, as ! lay there between the
cool white sheets. heard light
knock Mt her door. There was
long interval. and then. Come"
couldn't help hearing part of
their conversation.
you have selected rather bad
hour for making calls, John--I was
about TO 20 10 bed"
"Yes---Lila.--" He was utterly lost.
I'm slccpyr'
"I.ila--I just wanted to-" his
voice faltercd like that OF q fright.
cned boy.
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saying with an insolent sort Of EN-.
phssis.
''why7" II was the voice of Lila
Amcs with all of its feathersome
lightness gone.
Because knew IL was meant for
hert-You didn't think I'd throw her
note to you, did your with fine
disregard for consequences.
"Grace--I'm not used to hearing
my maids speak to me in that tone,
Please be little more respectfulr'
Lila was losing control.
And I'm not used to being asked
why ] do things-as long as they
don't concern anyone elser' sullenly.
I'm going TO tell you something"
Lila Ames' voice had suddenly
grown confidential and velvety.
Miss Sorensen didn't get that note
at ALL have II and I know more
than you think about IT,"
waited breathlessly, wondering II
the trick would work. But Grace un-
derstood human nature. for a few
seconds later heard her say:
That Is too old a CANT, Mrs.
Amcs." Suddenly the girls tone had
assumed a superior quality and a
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Icopyrirh, isii By s..ttl. star,
By RUTH AGNES ABELINC

IT think anything you have to say
VIII keep until morning! Good.
nightr'
The door OF Ina Amcs room
closed with a smart bang.
] closed my eyes was stunned
for him.
] wanted TO rush out after him
and ieg him TO finish those two un.
finished sentences. that I might say
the thousand and one things a
woman can say--and l wanted to
mean them.
But could only stay there mo-
tionless ana silent and wait until
morning.
For a while a vague sense Of some
thing pending kept me alert ]
listened--for what ! did not know.
But what ! was waiting for must
not have come. for It was daylight
when awakened again.
Slipping hastily into my clothes.
was just about to open my door
when ! heard voices In the hall.
way.
recognized Grace. one Of the
upstairs girls.
~Ycs. ma'am! dId!' Grace was
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you"
no. but you will.- he said calmly.
jill would have given anything TO
contradict him; anything TO have put
her head in the air and told him
that he was taking too much for
granted. but she kept silent She
wasted TO be with him: she wanted
10 hear what he had thought OF
Kathy. and the wedding-what he
had been doing since they last met
He took her 10 small restaurant
and found a corner table; when he
had given his order. he looked across
at her.
why weren't you at your sisters
weddingy' he asked again.
Beneath his cool eyes she knew II
would be useless 90 try and make
further excuses; all her pride ana
determination seemed TO melt away
In the most humiliating fashion; she
told him the trembling truth.
because / wasn't asked"
His gray eyes widened behind their
monocle.
"Not-askedr' ne echoed blankly.
NO" n big tear weiled over and
splashed down onto Jill's coat; her
lips auivered.
They didn't ask me--thcy never
even told me: I didn't know anything
about 1t till--tlll-after they were
married"
TaIlentyre's monoclc fell with an
agitated tinkie against Goa, button.
what damned shame" he said
holly.
Jlli tried TO laugh; she wiped her
tears away. and laughed again.
"Yes-I thought so too" she said,
with a choke In her voice. But
but after aii--if they didn't want me
20 be there -" her voice failed
her.
He was looking at her with a
strange expression in his eyes; for
moment he sat silent, az II not know
ing what to say.
Don't think I'm blaming kathy."
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Page $50
INDIANS

II was while the Riddles were
In Portland that they met the
pioneer whose memories OF the
Oregon country went back as far
as the year 1s<s. That was two
years before the Dennys and the
Bells and the Borens came to
build the first homes In Seattle.
When Chief Seaith was stiu
ruling the people in our part Of
the country. because the people"
were all Indians.
The story Il Of = young
giri who walked across the plains
in is47, all the way. and drove q
flock OF sheep those thousands Of
miles TO the new country which
was going to be her home. hers
and her famiiy's. Of course. The
little girls name was Shan.
One uay SnanS mother SAID 10
her. "You win have to go. over to
the school house today. dear. but
It's a beautiful day and you win
not mind the walk alone"
''Oh. no! IN like It." Shan
answered. I'm glad to 30,
mother"
So she went off gaily on her er.
rand.
When she went into the school
room II was all quiet and still,
and as the neighborhood books
were there as well as the school
books. she looked them over to
see II there was anything she
wanted to read.
She found q book called
- -
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sort OF finish. When tossed that
note into Miss Sorensen's window.
you were blowing kiss downstairs
to Philip Ames your brother.in-law
II saw you thru the window as
tossed the note up. Now 1t Is your
privilege to fire me-"
Then ! heard footsteps flying in
the direction OF the maids quarters
and the banging OF a door. Shortly
Lila walked lack past my door into
her own room.
! waited until quiet had returned
to the atmosphere and then slipped
out down the hall.
Go Be Continued
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BY ALTMAN
BY BLOSSER

Scottish Chiefs and sat down on
the doorstep TO look II over.
Now. David and Peggy had
never heard Of Scottish Chiefs"
but grandmother had. and she
looked ~ II she understood why
Shan got 80 interested In It.
Shan began to look II over. then
she hunchcd up her knees and
bent her head and got deeper and
deeper into the story. and she for.
got all about why she had come to
the school house.
She forgot that her mother
would be looking for her, forgot
she was alone. forgot every single
thing except that story.
The sun climbed UP over the
trees and shone straight down on
the little schoolhouse and still
Shan read. II started down toward
the coast and the big trees made
long. black shadows on the bare
ground OF the clearing right
around the school house. but Shan
didn't see the sun nor the black
shadows: she turned page after
page Of the closely printed book
and her heart beat with excite
mcnt as she lived the adventures
Of the romantic characters in the
story.
Hour after hour she read. for
getting even to be hungry. and
that Is quite a bit OF forgetting
for q normal girl.
1t was wen past the middle OF
the afternoon when something
caused her to look up.
1t WAS not a sound. II was more
a feeling. and when she raised
her eyes. there before her stood
a band of wild Indians
Go BE Continued
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New Way to Curl Hair
Fine for Outdoor Girl

The silmerine method OF curling
the hair Is the proper thing before
going motoring. boating or golfing.
or INDUCING In any outdoor sport
the hair the most beautiful. wavy
and curly appearance imaginable.
but wind or heat win not take the
curl out. The curliness is quickly
acquired and lasts much longer
than where waving tongs are used.
Besides, the hair WHIP be bright and
iustrous, instead OF dull and dead
looking. When combed out 1t Will
be as nice and fluffy as II 1t had
just been shampooed.
Just get bottle OF liquid sinner
inc at any drug or department store,
follow the accompanying directions,
and you will be simply delighted
with the result. This product IL OF
course perfectly harmless and there
is nothing sticky, greasy or unploaA-
MT about it--Advertiscmcnt
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lou can easily learn 20 dance at
nf'shts. 1904 4th. cor. PIne.---Ady.
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Doeteis Recommend
III OPTIC for the Eyes

xnysicians and eye specialists pre-
os Bon-Opto as q safe homo
.msoy In the treatment Of eye
soueies and 10 strengthen eye
soId under money refund
sssaatss BY all druggista
--Adycrtiscment
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"WINDS OF The WORLD"
By RUBY M. AYRES
n ccpyrsht By pohhs M.rrn s,sss:fsuuas,.sussssfs

The woman who kept the house
had heard OF the wedding. she came
70 the door with some rice In blue
grocer's hag and threw II after
kathy. Good luck 10 you. miss
she called good naturcdly. A crowd
OF children on the pathway raised a
shrlli cheer. Hliiyard came out. lock.
ing rcd and a little annoyed. Jill
had not followed him; she WAS up AT
the window. which she had opened.
but she could see nothing for the
binding tears in her eyes. kathy
peercd out OF the taxi window, there
was ftutter OF a white gloye--a
CLEAN OF golden hair. and they were
gone.
"wen. that's the last we shan see
Of them" said Don xrimly, when the
whirr Of the taxi had died away In
the distance. ~you mark my words,
that's the last we shall see OF them.
Jln..
JIM broke down Into bitter sob.
hing.
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william Jennings Bryan has been
pinched for speeding. This never
happened to him when he was run
ming for office.
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Way and Mrs. Woodchuck climbed and climbed and climbed

mountain. They had discovered Of
course. by this time that II was not
chocolatc cake. or any other kind OF
cake that the mountain was made Of.
but they had Sprinkle. Blows word
for II that the white stuff was frost
ing. They weren't so hungry for the
frosting by this time. however. hav.
ing their minds on being so thirsty.
But you know how II Is. when one
sets his mind on having vacation
and getting somewhere in particular.
he's going TO have II and get IL.
That's the way II Is. People plan
and plan and think they have TO
have their own way. Then they're
not happy when they get It after
all.
TO he CDntlnucGD
Copyright. 1921. by Seattle starr
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Distracted mother: "Oh. dear.
what shall I do with baby"
Bright little sister: Didn't we get
n book OF instructions with it?-
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e,Asa nuan Is Aaollsnro

chicago. oct ie students ~
Northwestern uaitefeli1 t eas an
nouncod today have voted 10 ahoiish
,he aauusl rias. 4ata one q the
traditions y the university aa > fes
,uii q the dlsappeATanse 81 ieith
ton Moant freshman az tbe time
of ihr last rash tao weeks ano.
President Walter piu Scott iu az
nnnnclns the rrsui, oi sots taken
by ihs students eSpiaiaea eiflelaiif
shnt Mount dla NOT take part 10 the
rush and that ~ had stated very
definitely the aaf before the rush
that lnasmach a. his mo,her %
lertcd a. bic associations with = erf-
tain aiIl hs euuii leave hoee
Although hls pafents aud the 20
llee have continued the search ~
him no trace % ynnns Mount haa
been found
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STOMACH UPSET?
Get az the Real Cause - Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's stat thousands q slomaeh
sufferers arr dosng nDe Instead 81
taxing TOMS ~ tfyifg o. patch aD q
pJ0r dlgrsiam. thry are attakins tha
rsai cause II The sflmcni CIosgctl hkff
and DIS sdfred bowls.
Dr. Edwsfdx' Olive Tablsss afouc
the liver n a acolhing. hs4ling p4y
When the liver aDd booyla are ~.
lorEning their natural functsst. auay
go<a indigestion and stomach Trouble
Have you bad taste. coste<i tssrgse.
poor appetiie. a lazy. don't-cars fetline.
no ambition O. energy. trouble with
undigested ioods, Take Olive Isbiets
the substitute Tor calonel
Dr.. Edsards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound rnis@f With
olive oil You viii know them hy their
slive Color. Tbey ID the vol sIilsosi
rfilank. cramps 90 l.asn.
Take one % two at bedtime iof quick
rebel. Eat what you like. l5c and 3oc.
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Stories of ~ fi-.
=. A.~sf
Great Scouts s.as-
LONESOME CHARLEY" RIY.
noIDs. cusTTR's SCOUT

Many noted aeess. ssNei ~isn uen'
.sni Custer aufinn tis lnJlan sam'
rh.ens. bui hiN faYuflle ~ tnsga al
vas Charles lie,polds AnoaH -
"ieu,some Charley Va tha safiy
81, entities Reynolds was e hanief fpf
abe garrison AZ taTg hlss. = y lie
was quiet little man who lived
much - himself aud preferred 90
hunt alone. no maiisr hov wanf hps
tile Indians eefs uenr rreausr "a
hts disregard fnr human eempanlef's
ship be- beean snuan hy eteyNas
ns Lonesome ,narle,."
neynaids nfnt served Under Custer
IN the exploration ~ tho ieiloealnas
county ln 1874 During hls sspsii
too two lnadsnslsr eisilian. rita
Clusters command wrrr murdered ~
lhe Indians Tho heat leaF. shiia
Reynolds ass nfiepdlns a sAn DANES
of The sioux uear Port A. Lincoln.
y. D.. he heafi young chief named
Hsln.ln.ths Pace hoast - the murder
% Tho tpe msn. Charley reported tlis
10 custer and llalnln the Fae~ sas
arrested and lupFlsoned. Later 10
srcapsd and keni baeA bic oaw famouA
voe - vengeance ~ lhs whuis Custer
family
Lonesome chhfist" Was Nth Cus.
Ter durip- the exploration os the
BLACK H. p is3i when gold wss
dlssoferea. ~ Casters request hs
rode 10 miles. through a country
swafmlng uiIh hostile Indians r. Fort
taramle. wyo. "a A. hours and sass
20 the world the nra' ness u tbs
discovery. causing = stamprde n uln.
srs iuto that region
when Custer started sn hls las
campaign axalnsi lhe aioaa ia isiA
Reynolds uas offered fhe position u
chief guide
When the Seventh cavalry left.ibe
steamer Der West. Reynolds vas "a
Capt Grant Marsh n the BAR West
tried 20 persuade him not % - siih
The expedition since hs vas IN no
condition % % any nEhilug Reynolds
refused
i've been saiiiug sud gsiiinx
ready fDf this eEpejiiiea fsf two
ywrs. cnpialu. and "a rather - dead
itbn miss H." he said esfne~fiY. -
BE- rode away 70 his death.
when Custer divided hla rpmmaa1
a. attack the sloax GA the Little hiz
IiDrn the seou, sas seat ~ith Nafpf
IieDo 1ns iudials swept doau upon
iieuo and fnfes1 hin baea % ths
veoisd tlars acrOss the river. ~Lsae.
somr Chafls5- vas Allied IL thls -
treat Iiis body vas fourd surrounded
~ 90 empty cartridge shells. iis had
died hxhilnE
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GUN TOTING

Oun.'otiur has h"on made an pn
pardunaf Offence in kentufi1
Sever eiil sun tn,rf sentenced -
~ sou he lafdoned bY hlm says Cos
FdNin 81 NofrNw
The fln toftr is ihe polentIai
mauAilict To give him saua De-
son before he has ohanee 90 til'
tomcone IL much cheaper fof AZ
concerned then rund lessen afie
be has committed murler
Governor NoffoN crusade lnl
d'rirn,meui n kcn,g,AY shuald ~
studied - tho more backward com
munhies like Nc~ YORK chiesp
and Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12
NEW Start TO M
MADE IN PEACE PLANS
Irish and British Prepare TO
Take Up Proposals Which
May. Eventually Cement
Lasting Peace


london. Oct ie The gFlms min
lsier aaa other representatives = sht
nriush xe.sfnmsnt and ,he delegate,
IL ihe nAn rreann vlil fae each
other astpss the ronfcfenee iAhle 10
%, cahinss r,-sm at 40 ia i'e~ulas
street the psemierf efrislaf rea
dcnse al n o'sho,k tomorFne mefu
ms
i.la,d uesfke and mrphefs % the
iil.h offles dlssassea fos "a haag snl
half thl. afssfeoon tsmerror =
conierense Il ls understood ghAi ths
procedure favored b. q speech = ~ei.
come ~ The prime minister sitter
~hi,h hv AL outline enc meihuas the
government proposes iof asaglnx ~lsh
the various phases ~ she 4aeatiou
Arthur Grfnth. Tho Slnn feln leaesI
ls expected % repiy
The prosrau for the tfsi tas iskss
the form q oeea conversation slth .
,lew u arriving a snme da1nne
hAal, unou whi.h negotiations A'oA
iur m an irish settlement can lafu
reet
r'ihcr eide ma,. ho~etef falss
some controversial subject There q
the question - the release - the lH
termed men. ~hich many peaple IN
ireland are nfNine on their aelssatsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12
CLEVER GANG OF COIN
FORGERs IN LIMBO
Smooth Tricksterx, Planning on
Flooding Central Europe
With Bad Paper. Are
Arrested

Budapest. otr ~ "A gang 81 forx-
cfs who planned to float So. 600 o00
Of counterfeit American currency i
the states Of Central Europe. hs-'
been arrested here.
The eounteffeiiers specialized in f.
twenty dollars bill. several hnndre.
Of which have tren circulated m
forgerirs we're detected tbr ukb ths
fac, that all the bills bore lseai.sli
nnmbefs AMI the additional tact that
the paper on which they were prlnts.
hsd more than the normal quantity
OF silk threads Ths bills uefe sail
to be remarkably close 10 perfection
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PROFANITY

Nhsn lesse n pshorns 81 eldest
Vt.tsn el PIKE eioHgl Nenui,Af
disd lhe atbtf daf many thinsa waf
tall ln p = praise nai shat he "a
honofrd mesi iuf was thst in all al
lite he never permitted pfaian
wofd lp pasH hla uls
Profanity IS noi thr msfk - t
strong nan f'a asihrr ofldeHee et
seak vocabulary flsr man ei iuni
loAfps holds ln Nah respect the mAa
eg eeas ssessla eareealHs Hl= sH
N,nuufN
There ls iti uf propaganda 'uf
he,tsr Fnsllah iipw ahout elsAne
fnrieh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12
FOUR MI ABDUCTED
FROM OIL PROPERTY

Fresno, CAT Oct - -Four men
aere Kidnapped here from properties
o. the Pacific Oh and Associated OIL
companies Shortly before noon a
group oi armed men stormed the pro-
perty Of the Associated Oil company
and kidnapped William csseman and
II J. Jordan. after clubbing them
with rifles Sheriff " Jones and
Constable T Peterson recovered
the two before their capiors succeed
ed 20 ssttins them out of the vicinity
Roy pladen and Tom Ciffen employ
"a 10 the yard department Of the
Pacific oil company at coallnga.
were kidnapped hy another armed
group
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

The way 10 gain = good reputation
j. % endesyor 10 De what yoH an
pear Thet is precisely the name,
IN which Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy has gained its reputation as a
cure for coughs. colds. Group anil
whooplng coukh Every bottle that
has ever heeu put cut by the manu-
facinrers has been fully up 70 fha
hlFh standard cf cxccllerce claimed
for Il People have found that IL
can be drrendef upon for the relief
and cure 0f these ailments and thai
u IS pleasant and safe 10 take.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12
SPEED

Forty one divorces we're sraated n
Noe York the other day a., the rate
~ four sn hour 1he ar llranta flll
"a uut standardized aueatlounaifes
ANA each case was disposed ~ ~itl
machine. like precision
Tho business ~ home -wfcekins ls
modernised aud slmpllfied ~ tho
nov method n has speed Qniat
marriages quick divorces. fhs
devils ia . hurry
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,liII Dnl.> n,nistn tisOu
>ol IiI,ilD w isptn tniN'

iva fsHs lasho Oet it e'hiia
fta eHl - htffeA ifum faaft aaf
nr ,as talanfs ~ the tflai u I.yds
wrser Ruailmfa ebereea wish sae
mufaes st haf faussh hasleaaa lii
uafa " AWeg NAfesah tns Alfalfa
ateHhs ~ pa4ss'n
iisfmsn tlsfmH state ehemisf ~
tath saala teslunofatat pfstials
Testimony a. 81 ,hs finiles y pal.
sos 10 the sfeeimsna fssna sievrsa
hodf adMltssa 90 hlW fnf aaalYals
fhe tefsaaAAt sA, 4nmovua shsagh
aat tAa fss tai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

American railroads oUn Apafusi
mately z.g4spfa frright cars H2i|
passenger cars and gAf1t loeouo-
uyes. operating over ssstsi miiss ol
tfAlA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

The total wheat crop u The World
is estimated this year - appfokl
mately is5g 900. 0oo bushels Or about
: oo0 600 bushels more than last yea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

"Peggie" Herndon Is president ot
the Hydro chamber OF commerce and
womanlixe she has named man
secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

Po,atocs cost 1000 Soviet rubles 4
pound IN PetFegrad. Russia Batter
sells a. 10000 ribies a pound. ant
eggs al 1i.sp0 rubles Tor ten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

Jack AIRY. ousted chies OF police %
Drumrtght on maiicasance charge.
went TO trial today in district court
AZ Sapulpa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

Jubilee Model yearllne shorthorn
from a and u college won the first
prize at tie Dallas Texas fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

county commissioners have no power
TO reduce the salary OF a deputy Of
ricer after once setting IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

ia ooeapai'ansl ne pfafsssaat
sioffgmna sad aeutlem9a Auaefs
lead the longest lives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

When you want a physle that Is
mild and gentle in effect easy 70
take and certain 10 act. take Cham
beriain's Tablets They are erc1l-
lent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12
STATE 1EWS NOTES

Usage county citizens will ask
voters TO pass on a proposed ST.
600. goo road bond issue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

Judge Brewster OF the Ottawa
county district court has held that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

Enid citizens have voted s275. 900
10 complete the building OF oonven-
tlon hall.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-12

There's Reason" for crape.Nuis