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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-27
Time To Cooperate

"There never was a time In the
history OF American business when
there was a greater need for closer
attention to business methods than
now" said Mr.. Gregory. Business
methods are changing. la the past
few years, goods could be sold with
out any effort. The customers liter
ally ran over each other in an ef
fort to grab the merchandise. That's
changed now and business is back
on the level of careful, efficient
merchandising.
Mr.. Gregory stressed the import
ance of regular meetings by the re-
taiers to discuss credit ratings and
like problems which daily confront
the business man.
"A man may have had a good
credit rating year ago and his
credit may not be worth a dime,
said Mr.. Gregory. ut is to the inter
est of the merchants to get together
and discuss these things. On the
other hand, possibly mans credit
rating may have been poor a year
ago, and it may be good now. II so,
he Is entitled to credit and should
so appear in the records Of the or
ganlzation's rating bureau"
Swat Bad Check Artist.
"The bad check artist should be
handled and handled roughly" Mr..
Gregory declared "There are state
laws that handle these fellows, but
Muskogee and other towns areshand-
ling him better through city ordi-
nances. Il suggest that the mer-
chants hold meeting and have the
county attorney, sheriff and chief of
police present. The merchants should
get someone who knows the law give
them talk on the bad check law
and then they should take the mat
ter up and make it SO hot for these
birds that they would think good
while before they decided to light
in Chickasha.
''Do you know about $4,000 a year
goes out Of Chickasha to the mail
order houses? It's fact. think
that is conservative estimate. 1t
is up to the merchants to do some
thing to cut this amount down. Co
= operative advertising will help and
a campaign of that nature should be
staged at once. 1t should be a care
fully planned campaign, not 9th
the idea of advertising any particu.
lar store, but advertising Chickasha
as a good place to trade, a better
place to trade. 1t can be done. Other
towns, through cooperative advertis.
ing are accomplishing wonders. An
other thing, swat the fake advertis-
1HS BTdlIeI. Ilc 6N1o youi HiohoJ
and does you no good. There should
be fine imposed on any merchant
who patronizes the fake advertising
schemes.
Teach Salesmanship
Before you can take advantage OF
the cooperative advertising schemes
YOU must teach your sales forces
craftsmanship. Get in operation a
school of salesmanship for youl
clerks. Teach values, teach proper
address, teach vocabulary so thai
CONTINUED on Page, % -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-27

A. L. Herr, local attorney, has
retudned from a business. trip to
Hobart. ---- &
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-27

ALL.ths latest nsws BY wire
every day from ~ United
Press Association.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
Boy, II, Madly in Love,
Rejected by Actress,
Eats Flowers and Dies

LONDON. -- OF cried and q
u,fforcd ,,,c,n. r,. .,,,, ,, .,y ru
w. '''''"'h ivy ''"' ''' ''. '''
low Kissing nor photograph ana r't-
ing the last flower that sha EHs. ur,
breathlup a lutIo ,f br p,,f4u.
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'''''"''''" ''
Tho7o were fh" 'aH' words 'i ''nI
Torlot ll.yn'i .uId b'Iriah Dove
VINO hanged himself iu pIr'nroalur
k'niiFh wood "n account or h" ""n'.
lcts lhtal uai ION I.l an n't''t. 'n"'n
older thAn hlu''N
Ihry N'i, Wil'''n 2" hl' l'F' F'h'
an afu'''. t,.Fl1" couple. ''.'l,n''
IN liut'''7. I'uA 20 u.E N' h-'.'F'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

electric fixtures in most ~ Tu.ms
"bou-." homes.
Mr. W. fL Kelly for number NJ
years ahag had charge Of their i2il
store ana appliance department.
both located al - EHN Fourth
street They feature tho 1000
Cataract WHEhor tho MoiH washer,
tho Eureka Vacuum cleaner tuo
Hoover suction sweeper nud th"
1900" i~ouer. Their retail stUr"
also contains "a complete line NJ Hot.
point Universal and American
beauty Electrical appliances gas
burners. mnntos. gas light pouinn's
oiH.. including the well known ray
Glo gaH heater and Eclipse gas
range.
IN addition TO their retail store at
Q East Fourth street the EIU.'fI"h.
supply company recently completed
their large brick and f'aol ware
houHo located at s15--Is7 LnHt
Third street This varch1uF" ,'u-
tolug the largest Hocn NJ Edl81u
Mazda lamps iu the state. ard "a
complete stock of electrical Hyp-
pilus. including a fun line ~ pol"
line hardware and material Ihoy
can furnish motors. gen'gt'1r- tIr-
biucs and electrical apparatus nI ul
kinds. and they also handle motor
repairs and roW.nding.
Thor construction depart mont
which ls located iu their warehouse
haa virtually 'Elo,triwirr Tulsa as
few Of their representative cleo.
trinal Installations lu Tulsa Wuuli
iudlruto they include the Tx
change National bank building cal
lais building, now Kennedy build
Ing. Central high school MAYO
q
well supply Co, shops. Mount
Cooper Boiler a. Iron Co, Oklaho-
ma Iron works. Hiudorlitrr Tool
co. Holy Trinity Family catholic
church and Coustgnt,n Refinery
west Tulsa
Thpy specialize tn telephone and
power limo construction, having
built such lines for the Tidal on
co. oklahoma Petroleum ~ Gnso-
limo Co. Clustantin Refining Co..
Q. R Schaffer, oklahoma Natural
Gas CO.. and others These lines
represent o. total mileage uf well
over 500 miles.
ono OF tho lnrgest and most i'm
portant undertaking handled by this
concern, was the complete clcctrifi-
cation ~ the Millikon compauy's
large refinery at Arkansas city. i(ns,
which installation was Of such mag
nltudc thut two years was required
10 complete a..
Tho Electric Supply company has
the distinction of making the fret
installation of electrical oi, well
pumping motors In this locality for
the GLADYS Belle oil CO., on one
of their lensos located near Lost
city
In addition 20 their retail and
construction business. they do an OK
tcnsivc wholesale business. and their
TRADE mark "ESCO" is well and Ia
vorably known throughout the
state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
WE ELECTRIFIED
TULSA IS SLOGAN
OF the Electrical Supply
Company Located on
First Street

g...,t ~
'' ''"' '' N'"H'' way '' l'I''
iu 'H"lr present location ai ~ I1at
Fourth street. tho Electric g.pply
,......,..,,. t,.. .,....f....t .t. ,.,...,, 80.
''t''' b'FNi"h Ht me IHf''i ''e@
tr..Il auuu'g company Goo Tulsa. due
io a. combination Of .It,y mer.
..,....t. ....... ,.....,
'''' '''''
org '''Hiii"n nI 'fil'i"n' 'WpIyNcs'
including tho uaH Electrical EuH-
r..tirp at,rl Iu .,I.... ..tfUrv,af
'. ,'''''. 'l' '''''' ''''' '''-
fIn''r ui Wild" experience, i7 pr"ri-
dent and manager uf tho company
yLI.b u..l.l,. D.. l.g g.l.a .Ir..
''' ''iI p'NF "'' lh'"I p'rhI'I ~
1913. Mr. SuDNo was Formerly pou-
u,,f,d with the a4lra ,ppIp,.riog
F,.,...t,...., a., ANA.
'"' 'A'''' "''.''''N
MIS- CO.,. Milwaukee. Wis, and
LlI". l' thdi time Doc wac with tho
N'W'ru Electric Co. in their El"c-
lII'" machinery ana Telephone I'm
h.h'. li'F safes department az Clu-
'lnuaiI ONO.
Mr. u. -. Iisomhn H'uru'nrv and
JUROR has been with 'h" Elo.'riD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
pnIlnctlc nrlnI.s-

Gordon "Did hc give you anything
fu druF''
Holland 'Nuthing but some pa
thotic riu"
Gordon what's that, pray2"
Holland. why tho Kind YOU
make ut home chemically conscion-
tiuuH. Won know. o.. New York sun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
The Street Railway CO.
Is Your Most Valuable Public
Servant

from
o o
n opinion, the theory that the
absurd and worth serious discussion No with
knowledge would think backing
statement The bus not economical than the trolley the
carried which the basis"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

could be demonstrated conspicuous instance that the buss has
the trolley would
the end of the trolley practically everywhere.
The trolley mode of transportation institution
discarded all conditions
trolley
O. the community i
The Tulsa Street Railway business institution and
discontinue business when business gets dull 1t pull
the barn during dull but continues schedule
the The
day. from o'clock the morning until II o'clock night shine
Most communities have to look the trolley service
aenabe relieves public utilities this
implied obligation to render service cost that
that the utility
protected Otherwise will lose responsible agency tanspor
atiOn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16

III permanent property
In the face of a 1921,
Street Railway Company than 100000
of Tulsa, than $50 900 being this
The Tulsa Street Railway required maintain the paving that
of the the laidhavng
ded thousand dollars the city of Tulsa than 100000
Jneys make
the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-16
TulSa's First Electric Show

This show was conceived and put over by
Tulsa's Electrical men because they be-
lieved that better understanding of the
many uses to which electricity could be put
would enable the general public to get a
fuller enjoyment out Of life. This, then, is
YOUR show, and you must be sure to see it,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
New and Fascinating Dances

TIE mediev waltr srom Haneydew,
1luln1As{s new musical play, shows
acw le1uiifrl \ popular eclaf9saslon
rl1y * when written 1y 3 great ausi-
c54n Both the waite ard the medley
cne-stcp on thc other slGe cs ghls new
Niotar Record for March. are remark
abe sre.allex, the ther.es kli1ing lnto
enc 2n4tner with tie utsucst nz;arai-
ness Joseph q Smiiks Orchestra
Ylsys them with ciean-eut skill
tia1s~ . foN trcf G.! the Benson
Orchestra. q ChseAeo, : ~h4i AF;
Crc9gr t6e might eall q ~loiiypaleeser
OF 4 dance. ID starts deliberately ~ith
heavy chords. but soon begins 10 fxz,
Nhiie Tie trosabsre ard the s4NophcnS
exchange Compliments i NIL sn8ke
vet t4sr your eycs 10 the ceiling and
sorrrs everything hut The surge Q. this
1AgtAn-- SoracA BODY. swinging,
assuvezs one-step enlivers tie other
.sce Ct fh:s Nic+or Record
P1ui Nh;terzzn and His Orchestra
play ! medley fox-trct Rosie" fuil OF
CRY nusuoT and ending with curious
ccuAlIne-cp OF the beat that adds cvcn
Tasre lie and szlesy. ~Honainln Eyes,
3 mediey waltz hy ;he sane orgSriaA-
ts0r introduces special whistlsrg Effects
hy Mss Margaret Mckee. sounding as
~ = Ns4~fN 4af4t>t 4~A4 oA Dix e@IftfAH1-
&C tie uaiszerS Short OF actually
saoilng irio p4sr al ewes, dancing -
this uaisz IS TIE mos. pleasing of ooca-
ra'saaS
a lovely sentimental song Broadway
kese is lass as beautiful ard evtn
more uovne il medley iox-troi
plAsrd hy the Original Dixielznd y-zz
Band Interesting surprises are COW
bcl.s and trombone J8T1es iusi where
you daas expect them. sweet Mamma
tFapzs Getting Mse3," the title 81 the
opposite iace. tells i own ssory. Ai.er
rlary c1risus passages q weird African
voice hoass cat the refrain az the very
er4 ct the record.
lie scarcity ct qc;een On American
shores tins wear may prevent 3 full ard
generous ol1-iashlored celebration 81
S.. Fasracks Day. hat there cagh. %
te 10 l2Ck of music and jcsiv. With
{ medley 81 lrish liss or the accordion
ty 1ahr ksrnel, and one az irish rcels
p.aYe1 Ga the Irish pipes hy Patrick !.
iouhrx. any ore having this new Victor
kecor1 can set the ancient bog-wairr
Circulating hard in TIE ancient lloo5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
Benianino Gigli Makes Debut
with Opera Record

The frs. Victor Record by this new
renar whose initial American appear
ance THIS winter With the Metropolitan
Opera Company places hira very high
sncnE the worlds great living teno-s
IS has March Performance Mcssfoiels
-3ai casnya, das pran.* His vrsce hz.
: th-l Ing beauty. strength and Sweet
ness ~ E1trrzl endowment. He IS
native ltalsn trained il ,he vcric-
famous Schela Cznsor1za Of the Sisssr=
ltapcl ~ Rome He passed easily into
tie c'r11sn e opera. and has already
Nc- ,4re and distinction.
a2~'e- Lculse Homer sings th;s north
the 3ovely and seductive sp-irg song
frosn Saiut-Szers' Samson ct Del:i..'
4he wlssc IS 57cng the most suave
and delightful that ever nowe6 frcrl
ire tr1sr e any composer, ard surg
p 7sgn-1ce-i power and splendid
TrifF an1 variety of tone
Lasse O. Nine" . soag well czicu-
lztec 70 repeat his successes cf the
present src past, is Edward Jchnsor 5
latest co-t--1sIiar 10 recorded -rusic.
X aacfas full opportunity fer The
splendid rrasculi1e er-ctao-zi power
win wAsch he seems 70 .nsrse every
s1-E. re gires the public .Izssse O.
Nine hrinss n few bars az "Arnic
Asr7ie set 70 strange, moving modern
A4rr,d-sts
4 Nondertnl eighteenth century aie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
COMMISSIONER CHARGED
WITH NISPLACI<G FUNDS

okenah. March. l.--county Corr
missioner G. c. Watson. okfuske,
county comm issione-. Monday wss
placed uader s. see bond on a charss
81 rnis-apnroprAfs0n Of tunds. h-ouen.
ey iseary Wood. s-ate highway ccm-
missioner
The Aa7ges grew oui q r pievin
sreceed ngs brought some ti-re age
Ay she highway commissioners. anA
now pending IN The district coars. fcr
s. 400. the prlce q a truck whica
y nitsoa j. charged wish having sold
after obtaining it in q blanket con
tract from she highway department
ia Seqsen1kser. 11e0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

Ohio where Billy is going 70 marry
cr-nr-y gsrl--so says TIE sons.
Do~r iy the Ohio" is stc-y a
-rareh iirae ws.h srerisl czects. saca
a. 2. a O. whistle and the wal Of
Una siFl1-y o1zsps7ng. Azrisnba" by
Billy Murray IS about q gsri from Cttii
wao does enough odd things 10 make
this an Interesting and amusing sorg.
Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw have
: Aicter Record q exceptional artistic
finish and emotional power. Besufiful
<rnsheiie re- Is not musical setting
ct Eaesr Allan Poe's pcen, bur is about
s7 an1abeiie who did rach the sane
- tpes Sor1c wonderful touches Of
harmony are introduced n .'Louisi ana .
mhica $ beautifully ard syz7psihetscA,sy
Surr
The pleasure OF bearing these March
Meter Records is net confined 20
Nictrcls owners Any Victor dealer
VII be glad 70 play ther for you az
cry tine lor will find in thera 4
Nesith q r1rsic iron fhe most exusss ste
Classical and opera selections 10 ths
-@ies- c4aees sac Popzlsr sozsA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

Why Change Year Hrtey~ 81 !
story of married life L is staged in
the rich and lavish manner O. all the
DeMille productions its ieadin
Rfaysrs are Tbonss Me.gAa1n and
Gloria Swanson. WHO PLAYED the lsad-
ing roles il Male and Female BzAe
Daniels. who scored such ; hit n
'BTerywonzn-~ is also in the cast zs
well as host q other fzForises. snsh
as Theodore Koslott- The famous aus-
sian dancer. Sylvia Ashton, Clarence
csldays Scd Mayu Kssso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

mol being overly waichfsl. bus believe
me. have stadied rAe crime condi
sions over the country an3 the ace.ri-
ties and The lnactivicies of The polica
of nsaly cities and I find ta2z Gufarse
has tie bess az other cities BY nsav
city blocks" said Ned Ped go today
Nec. before locating IN Guthrie was a
travelling Snowman and he probably
has vdsHei more cities. towns. ham
lets and wide spots il the road than
any Other -nxr n Guthrie and bis
opinion IS good along this line Of & s.
cnsSio1-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
WILD" SPECULATION
IN MONEY IN AUSTRIA

Vienna Marc The wild speen
rsfs va in foreign monies hene Aas
caused renewed activity on the pa-.
o the police II -zidlng -exrh2nee
coffee houses and private bank.
They have secured many millions i
crowns. out made The biggest haul
when ihey TAPPED the Wall Of las-
a.ory Z one b41k and faund ooncesl-
ed door 10 sac In wn5ea were 490se.-
e'e crsswns IN American. "lsngiish ssla
crowns III America En-lsh ana
0ihAr foreign y4he.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
De Gogorza Sings Rugged
Hunting Song

'faAn 7eelr j. sa-- 10 sir the
hsso1 9. ary ga7- E-1asa De ssoror1a,
II tAis new Victor Record fcr March,
fellows SIS v:ro-cus measures as han
Ter woald irilaw the l1vn55 al dawn
thrcugh mist ard Irest 4c distant
hz-za-y ot hunting h1r-s t1e ~ an6er-
fl prolonged pcses echo see4ns n6lv
from hsll to hsl He ss-cs exactly as
ihe cid ]ohr Peel of tie Seeusva hnr5r~
might have sing il 1eg1. instead eli
merely 2 har1-- dag 1ax huufcr had
beer also wor.1-izrnccs t1r-tnS
A lcsc s5-r p1-uc-lzrsy wei suited
70 Frances Al1as voice. and e be-
faculty tor vn114nc worlds OF emotional
beauty and mea-s-E into . single sDser-
dc iy-sr IS - aoug1ts az A1a" Il
cores forth as i rs story were ira7s-
fsezt 70 b1rst from sfe Si1se-s Fps and
lie told At once IN living words
use- izEin-n II Aado -Aufaco~
Nlcsor Record by the fsa-zairy Quar-
tet. has the Tsch. sroocIzg qualify tha.
clssirg Gfsars knssian fr1r aR otAer
znusic. X ihe -nsae does ssu~1 a f-:-e
long and grave q. xises no icaz q tie
power z-d suatlety ct this 1lzzc1 1naw
master Wish 5o- lovers Il The
finest and bcs. IN r-ussc IS Al eSpeTs-
erre 70 hear.
IN Interesting St F1trick's Day PEEP
INT. lie vast treasure nozse of I-1sh
r-rFf '---4 4-.f4-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
DOCTORS SAID LUNGS
MIGHT LAST s MONTHS
Mrs Anthony thought her time
had come. Found road 10
health gained 30 pounds.

r Il waui e ieN others NAst Mits
Tmulslon Aas Lsl.e ~ sae Ts,.sors tata
my nushsna tAat would Es ave e
lnsaiAs. said Aad tuberculosis. wAen
began taxing yeuf wouderl4l sDeaitias
J ssegan 10 81, better and am Duw strong
able 10 % en- ur WORK Weigh -
pounds more. have good appetite aba
sieer fine sf flight Before us!1r MAS
Emulsion ] c1uld Tot 60 anything. had Us
sheep IN chair. hAa n9 appetite and
fhonehi nv time Aaa rersainls come ~
Mrs Robert H. Aat1ouy, Box Cs. OaiH,
Ala
disease Try buuaaae 1 ~ with MAS
Kmuls5n1 A ifla. eeSis naiAlug
MiIks Emulsion Is Ylcas2nt. lutratire
food and a corrective medicine il re-.
stores hesltAg. natural bo@ei action. do
lnr away with aA heed af pllls snd rty
sizes IL promotes appetite and auierF
puts the digestive organs in stayse ie
assi1nlaie fsad As ln.8tf IS fcsh
ana sfrenrfA Mlil~ fmal,4aa Is ssrazelr
fa thuse phesa sAtueS~ AA, ,
Hea1ened. and Is powerfrl $50 4 RE
-isiiur ana repairing ;as effrss ~ uasI
ne diseases Chranis sfemaeh frafls /.
and constpa;isn are promptly reaercA
Thus is ihe anlr sa49 emuaSpr maae
mo so pfia'ahie iAst IL IS es1ep wtA
.soon llfe see rfeam Trr woade'tal
or weak sefle elNren
No matier bow aevrrf yeur case Yov
ire urged 10 srF Mll1s nmulsiat sn4sr
Als guarantee Take sr Asfues m4
vim vor. use il aararalnr rs reetas
Dd L Dot satisfied wtt 1ht - yeat
npvez wll he ptomr,lF refunded Tfs
ae and sisa pes autie The Mas
amulsl0n ca Ttrrs Ha1-e ma Saia
r. .A,.s.r~n.s...s .,s..-v-.r4s .s.-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

Murrhy s:ars "Roses cf Menory 81
thr ether fsce cf this hictcr kecor1-
.Araurd hzs tender vet manly vciee. a
saohr wc4vcs q ccllcasc, clsngsng ooon-
feY 4ati i,s1v--isSc the swinins 81 ne
roses themselves Il TIE consciousness
q ths SINGER
Twc parUl4r icve sergs ~ cAn
Steel. kose cl Nv Heart ard " hen
ls-ke4 INTO Asar Non1rftal syes,
are Ganc witA fsns ex0rssslon 4n1 foS@i
pcwer 4na beauty far teyond tAe e.
csr2rx
elscsnS from Jimmie and Gems
ffam Iloaey Carl make up the de-
l9Aiial March con;ritasiloa 81 TIE
+ .sfag LsA, Opera Company,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
'Tis said rsas japan now wants
Ans1-2aiA and ihen Amsrlsa That
dosent mean il wsll ger what il wants.
Germany waited The world.

Now tAas TIE heA school commence
sne1s exercises are drawine closer aai
iha time comes when the boys who
era iuafe mast decide on s vocation
tn life ~ heromes more and more se-
parent ihsf mann q ,hem Who can
decide Whas 3 follow as g career wi
ennp promise ty rasine d.nky lfts
n usi4cAe. WslcA em grow ern.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

snsrri fascsrs+ex the ear so completely
IS ne gradaAl uutola.rg at asusiezi
aisaons th@i ihrans tie hrain 81
ysri 1s~-ara AoxAsxs esnius VAS never
irUTt per ecttN ErlcrS5c84 2r1 .licr-
rftse1 shan ~ oss4rsr The u
Scala Orchestra which 4osc4mins ica1s
Canes ingv TIE heme St rrand oqrea,
L. Scala hea.ae sa Milan. lialy. 4t is
probably lie vpr.1 ress iAmoas raa-
s.cal orrar5nsn1n
Msh When Chi0ris Siee1sr Nrne.
GA.4s-1ur1i sssues me hrst record ssace
her marriage 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

Returned solder "Ma-y ex-so'd.-
ers have received a7peA4s from 'hc
a-uw 10 get i1esr NEGory medals.
Snr1 attenuon makes the averaEs ve' !
+. 81 suspicious Is As rene snhers how
unwelcome tAe army issue was teT
which one didn't have To neg re
pu.s fhe Victory medal ir NE sars
class Is The eanalmeaa eAr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

The Rsxall peorle have their vari=i
and popular line q goods On sale Ia
some one drug store Il every city and
town in Oklahoma and notwithstaud-
ting the population q some * iha
larger cities than Gu-hrie. GRAY 5
Drug So-e, which handles tAis sin
OF gools IN This cir stands fourtseata
T. the list ot stores IS showing ne
most sales during 1s9a 4 z
Gray is very proud Of tAa record he
has made znd i, Speaks Wen tos ne
business dose in Gnrhrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
OF LOCAL MOMENT

IAzya Lenu: "a Canadian - in
vented 8 cane thai eAn i-e taken aPaF-
ard carried 81 IT'S owners E'ocsSe :
Tins fne real need has been ne.
SoE q r,&n WHO 3skes IL ca-vy one bat
s ashamed te 50 J; VII be aaae -
hSd< il when A4 sees friend ap-
preaching
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
ARTURO T0SCANINI
AND La SCALA
ORCHESTRA PLAY
CLASSIC SYMPHONY
Other Famous Artlsis Heard In
tasteful SsIectionS Oh Mnsic
Old and New

tuFo Toscanini.
enc q she great
est orchestra con
cuct.irs living or
dead IN two + icfor
kecords s0F March
gives tAe Third
Movement and the
, male cf Mcxafts
; ysu Eh cny IN r
fat hese two
sazgzil craf works
arse frlsn tie s
lcroe hke two was:
! < ga Pies raSlrg
anl1 the Ian 6
seafes os the hu
HI Scut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

Clothing salesnAa "One vAr tor
q husband to prove thar pomen ea1't
dress 10 please fhs men Is "a acoeps
his vlfs's invitation 10 decide which of
-wo suits re sksss besr- Af'en be
announces his preference. zine rnes
cut on len she buys The other enc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01
NE\IC0 NOT TO
APPOINT L. :. ENVOY

Mexico CRY. March Mexico viii
appoint no ambassador % the United
States autgl reeogntion Is rendered
~ tAe American government 4
statement 10 this esfacs was made fe-
gently oy the Fore gn office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

t.. wes lis when one tres !;
cAlorosorr cas thai ae begins 4
shink lie animal has nine lives q
bootleg hquor were admin sserea re
csl Voa,dn1 have chance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-01

Marcy Suith who has been euila
~ Tor several days Is On The ioa ara p
today, iitile weak Hut fun q an
s''soa- Can't keep 3 good man dow T.
T. seems