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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-13
ELKHORN CITY, KY.
contributions Good in Pike County

Contributions Good in Pike County.
The Fiscal Court OF Pike county has
donated $4,000 TO NJ. G. Justice and
Or. johnson towards paving for their
hospital az Pikeville and agreeing to
pay all expenses of the poor when in
hospital. Why mot give DR.. Dotscn
$4,000 for one at Forks OF Peter creek?
He is as much entitled 10 II as Drs.
Justice and Johnson. Why not donate
Jasper Saad $4,000 of the taxpayers
money towards paying for his picture
show with the understanding that he
gives the poor children free tickets for
80 days?
The most liberal men that you can
ind during hard times are those hand
1ingST r. money ttax payers money!,
Wake up, Tax Payer, and give them a
Col Teddy Roosevelt fght--"Bull
Moose" them, and look ON the inside
and reduce your taxaes or go TO the
hospital or picture show before we are
broken up by county officials. Join
the club and help save the county,
A MOOSER.
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Paul Peck, OF II. Pleasant. ohse
relatives.
Mrs. Martha Back has been % Am.
land fer The naef ssaok where atlia Il
being treated by an eye specialist
Robt 1. Bailey returned Sundas
from Hltchins. Garter county. whsft
he has been visiting his mother
Mrs. WIN. Jordan OF superior WAS
the Sunday guest OF Mr.. anS Mrs
Lindsey Moore,
Dan L,mast-r and wife Of farsssthen
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. ~. G.
Summons Sunday.
Herbert Franklin and family were
the SUNDAY guests OF AIR and Mrs J.
$ Walker
Mrs Ruth Price came w saturday
and spent tho week-end with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Sam McHenry.
J. A. Miller Is very low with typhoid
fever
James Canterbury has moved To-
slide Branch
Gene Hensley fell from a high foot
log into the creek one night during the
recent high water Gene Snys had be
not been By himself he would have
sure drowned ~ - 81
Mrs. annabel sammons IL on the
sick list
Y. q. Summons Is doing quite bit
Of remodellng Of his home this spring.
when completed Il win he practically
new throughout
MIR Mof7It OF Louisa worked this
section Wednesday for the Union Car
bidc Co.'s homo lighting iixyrea,
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WAYNE ITEMS

Mrs. J, w. Rife and daughter Helen
wayne Thompson.
Clyde Scaggs of Logan spent Satur-
day and Sunday with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b, HardwiclS and
children spent Sunday with relatives
at Genoa,
b. j. Prirhard is visiting his family
at Salem. Va
Henry Hensley. of Kenova, WAS here
on business Friday.
Mrs. Fisher Shaggs and little son
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives at Ceredo.
E. o. Curnutte and little son OF
Ceredo spent Friday in Wayne.
j. L. Arthur of East Lynn was a
visitor here Monday
Mrs. G. r. Burgess has returned
from trip TO Cincinnati.
Everett Bloss of Kenova was here on
business Tuesday.
Britt wellman of Ferguson had bus
mess here the first of the week.
z. II. Peters OF Fort Gay is visiting
his daughter Mrs. r. C. Taylor.
Miss Margaret Terrill has returned
from visit with relatives AT West
moreland
Otis Workman spent last week with
relatives at Logan.
c. w. Ferguson WAS in Kenoya on
business Thursday
Mrs j. r. Keesee Of Huntington
spent Monday and Tuesday with rell-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bloss OF Lava
lette are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. w II. Peters ard children aye
visiting relatives at Fort Gay.
Leonard Crum Of Fort Gay WAS q
visitor here Monday.
Jeff PIymale of Buffalo Greek i; .ss..ss=
iting his daughter, Mrs, Claude New
man
Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson is visiting
Kenova relatives.
Jim Bowen, son OF S. L, Bowen, died
Sunday afternoon. after an hours H.
ness OF acute indigestion. He Was
taken sick suddenly and died before
medical aid could be reached. He leaves
his aged father and two daughters 10
mourn his death. Funeral services
were conducted in the Methodist
Church Monday afternoon by Rev. j.
w. Beale.. GRIMES.
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NOBLE PRINCE
REGISTER NO. 1885,

Farmers of Lawrence county, inter-
ested in improved live stock are offer
ed the services OF NOBLE PRINCE
at M A. Hays farm near Louisa and
at Il. 2. Shannon's barn just across
hin from Louisa, this year.
This bull is l6 months old. weighs
from 700 to 800 pounds beautiful
light fawn color. with black tongue
and switch.
'sNOBLE PRINCE has no equal in
the Big Sandy valley. Six nearest
dams averaged 656 pounds of butter in
twelve months. Five out of seven
nearest sires were NATIONAL DAIRY
SHOW WINNERS. The owner Of
mobile PRINCE refused $4,000 for
him when only six months old.
Service at $3.50 for bull calves and
$500 for heifers. Only As cows want
ed. rs Of which are already pledged.
II you want to take advantage OF
this splendid opportunity to get inn
nroved live stock at reasonable prices,
send your name At once TO A. J. Mum
cty or NJ. A. Hay. Louisa, KY r. D. J.
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PosToFFlcE AND sioREs
ROBBED IN CARTER COUNTY

Cir,yson. XIV, May I. The general
merchandise stores of George Cannon
and Richard Carroll nj Charlotte 10
miles north Of here, We're broken into
Inst night AIR. Cannon lost SIS Ia
money and a quantity OF goods. AR.
Carroll kept the postoffice IN his store.
which was robbed OF stamps and mail
funds and about $500 IN cash and PEN
sion certificates, Bloodhounds have
ilaen obtained.
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FL
). b Price made a business trip to
rnintsvlIlr Wednesday,
cleveland t3uiscnbrrrS of-ssrrii;i:s
spnt the weekend with his mother.
Mrs. samuel Patton spsa; Sunday
with home folks at Patrick.
Misses Edris Price and Hope Hinkle
spent pleasant afternoon with Miss
Imogene Vaughn Monday.
The stork visited the home OF MIR.
and Mrs Hubert Preston and left a
very fine boy,
Arch borders was seriously injured
by runaway horse Friday
The carpenter force is located in our
town now and have gone to work on
our bridges which are sadly In need
OF improvements,
PICKLE PEACHES
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CATLETTSBURC

G. r. Gallup Better.
G. F. Gallup, beloved citizen. who
has been critically Ill for some time Is
decidedly improved in the last day or
so. This will be most welcome news
to his host Of friends.
Mrs. w. IL. Justice. who has been
critically i'll Is now able to sit up in
her room and is decidedly improved.
Mrs. Robert o. Honaker OF Pikeville
came down and was the over night
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs r,
II. Kilgore. She and Mrs. Kilgore were
the guests Thursday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shanklin in Ash
land. E
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Chapman OF Fort
Gay, w. Va, were visiting friends here
Given Two Years.
Ed Howard, the man who was tried
Harvey Cooksey last December was
given two years in the penitentiary.
Those Sentenced.
The men under sentence to the state
reformatory were taken to the peni-
Tertiary today by r. c. Mills and 9TH
or attaches of the sheriffs office.
They were Hugh Drummer, Bert Tom
lin and Ed Howard.
Mr.. Waite Improves.
Mr.. Coon Waite was brought home
Friday afternoon from the Kings
Daughters hospital where he had been
for the past weeks. suffering from
the effects OF blood poisoning. He is
now getting along very nicely and his
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called to Inez. by the serious Illness
of her sister. Mrs. Lowe Pike County
News.
Mrs Carl Wright and baby have re-
turned TO Williamson, w Va, after
visiting Mrs. Wright's parents al Pike
Vile
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PRESTONSBURG
wilkinso,,n-WalI.

Wilkinson Wall.
Miss Maud Wilkinson OF Decater.
Ala, who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Emma A. Midgley az the Hotel Eliza
beth for several weeks, and S1r. Henry
ID. Wall of Portsmouth, Ohio. were sec
reilly married on last Thursday morn
ing at the residence of the Rev. 4. n.
Hart the officiating clergyman.
The young people. whose approach
ing marriage had been rumored abroad.
caused the report TO be spread that
the wedding would occur on Saturday
morning, However, the license was
obtained and the marriage took place
Thursday morning as stated. In or
der to carry out the deception the
newly married pair remained at the
hotel until Saturday A number Of
well wishers gathered at the hotel Sat
urday morning TO witness the cere-
mony, only TO learn that they had
been hoaxed.
The bride is sister of Mrs Henry
Marks of Portsmouth, o. The groom is
soon TO locate in Pikeville as man
ager of the New Sanitary Laundry OF
that city.
After bridal trip in the East, MIR.
and Mrs. Walls viii make their home
in Pikeville
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Visitor Here.

Visitor Here.
Miss Paralee Clarke, well known
music teacher throughout this section,
for many decades. and who has long
resided in Pikeville. Is here the guest
OF Miss Mary Morse She has broad
acquaintance and is loved by all who
know her. She is highly educated, ac-
complished and cultured. She prizes
very much an original poem written
about her by the great General Robert
e. Lee on the occasion of her gradual
ton from stanton, Virginia. school.
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p;keviIIe High School.

Prof. Wesley has returned from
Louisville, where he attended the an
nuai session of the Kentucky Educa-
tional Association. He reports that he
was the only representative from the
Eastern district, and we should feel
proud that our school was represented.
me state at large is interested in
Eastern Kentucky's educational needs,
and PikevilIe High School situated as
il is, in the heart of the hills, will soon
be known throughout the state as a
model high school.
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many friends are delighted to have
him homo again. Mr.. Waite resides
with his devoted daughters in beau
tiful home here He is a veteran trav-
cling salesman and has a broad ac-
duaintance. His daughters are Mrs.
John Martin, Mrs. Ed Rice. Miss Nora,
Bertha and Ida Waite. He also has a
son. Mr.. Waite is 80 years old.
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installation Of Pastor.

Wednesday night at the Presbyterian
Church, DIR. James F. Record. Presi-
dent OF Pikeviile College, was installed
as pastor of the Presbyterian Church,
Rev. W. e. Condit of Ashland, preach
ed the sermon and charged the pastor.
and Rev. Barbour charged the people.
This church feels gratified at having
such a man as DIR. Record called as
pastor, as a more scholarly, earnest,
godly man could not have been found.
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PIKEVILLI.E.
HUFFMAN Ramsey.

Huffman Ramsey.
Goepei HUFFMAN and Miss Mollie
Ramsey, both of this city, were united
in marriage Monday evening. The
groom is one of our promising young
business men while the bride is ac-
compiished and attractive. The happy
couple are making their home with the
brides uncle, MIR. Joe Ramsey. on
Scott avenue.
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caIIed bv peath Of Sister.

Mrs. Lon Prichard was called 10
Kewanee. near Pikeville by the death
of her sister, Mrs. Amos West who died
suddenly of heart failure Friday morn
ing. Mrs. West was Miss Nancy Phil
lips of Pike county and is survived by
her husband and family Of grown
sons and daughters.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-13

A. J. Potter. deputy U, 5. Marshal OF
Elkhorn City, was here looking after
official business.
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BACK from Hospital.

Roland Bishop returned Thursday
from Louisville with Mrs, Bishop, who
has been for some time in aAhospital
there. While away Mrs. Bishop un-
ierwent q rather serious operation,
but is recovering nicely. They We're
accompanied home by their daughter
and small son. Carl Bishop. of viii
hanson
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Local and Personal.
Mrs Ralph Gentry was the hostess
10 dinner party Sunday. The guests
included Rev, and Mrs. Bright, DR..
walter Hardin and Nj Watson.
Mrs. Anna ]. Atkins of Pikeville was
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Or. condit Here.

Or, ConuU F1ere'
Or. w, C. Condit of Ashland was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs T. N. Hartman
while here DR.. Condit who is well
known and loved in Pikeville has been
for fifty-four years pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church of Ashland He
came up to preach the sermon at the
installation of DIR. Jas. F. Record
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-13
Twins.

Twins.
Twins. boy and girl were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moore.
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compton.Just

Compton. Justice.
Layne Justice of Pigeon, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Justice and Miss
Nellie Compton, the beautiful and ac-
coinplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Compton, of Pikeville, were
quietly united in holy bonds of mat
zimony at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. Wright
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Mrs. T. r. May returned from Paints
VILE she has been with her sister, Mrs.
Alex M. Spradlin, who is convalescing
at the Paintsville Hospital after UNI
dergoing an operation.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-05-13

Mr.. w. f. Hite of the Beaver Creek
Consolidated Coal Co, and associated
concerns, was visitor in the city
Tuesday concerning private business
and affairs Of the companies.-Pres-
tonsburg Citizen.
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Miss Edith Fitzpatrick has returned
from Cincinnati where for several
months she has been taking course
in vocal culture. Miss Fitzpatrick re-
Gently spent a few days on visit to
friends in st, Paul.
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EAST SIO[ TEMPE RANCE
UNION TO HOLD SESSION
Excellent Program Has Been
Prepared For AN Day Meet
irg To Be Held Friday,
Julv is


TIE l~st Nuthre Union wal hu'
an al day session st thr homie of
ns prossaent ATS r NJ l. Ras. sis
East Cleveland FRIDAY laly rhr
Yeosrsm vtl be 81 folioa
Morning session iom 81 pe
voilonsh is4 81 Mfs D. Parker
cpenlng s8HT America sriptuf
reading 4s Palms singing. .frifado
hymn How Firm Foundation
fof can name one OF the depsrim
msnts ~ ihe womane Christ an
Temperance linton address Ths
Long. Tong TraN of ,he S. T Il
snd a Carr tn "a the End Mrs
Ray The business and ndnslrlY
world Acknowledge ihe benefits 81
national prohibition. Mrs g & Ford
~ M Au account 81 the Nev
YORK. CTS Fourth % July anu
Continued on Page 4 y
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kANnED WHEAT MAKES
BIG YIELD IN LOGAN
Improved Rcd turkey Variety
Is FSvorlte Grain With the
Farmers. Who Tel OF
Increased Yield

The efforts ~ t1a. Business men
8 .arsse tae beat ln tAs eoan.s
sre bearing eood fruit 10 sg.a q
sifGcai,ies
Clarence haramaa. soa oi John
HAramAa, \ mile nerth oi Gathrie
Aas reported 40 tAe office of Coants
Aeen, Wiley sAat he secured aas
bushels ;rom ais is acres az NAnfe8
wheat Jas sares bed
Clarence and his father measured
ihe best acre bs hself ANA gbresaea
t separately and Il made gs hushels
fAis Rsnrea was part as a So acre
Neia grepare4 su az the Same time
ana al ~osn A. the sAmo time. hoth
preparation and so~iag being done
To fhe same manner and pash me
same TOOLS sar tAe u hoge gield wlgh
s'us any extra uofk On any part 81
the flesa.
fReiVe acres nere sovu rs 3 very
roug strain of Res Russian wheat.
wrhich has loag tcen tavorlte w.sh
many farmers ia tAgs county This
red Russssu wheat made IA bushels
~ ie b4saei aer acre
kaurea q selling for seed. fof SOC
grumt5rs,,xf ar pea x4
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Enid Man
Is71 rred;;
Whipped

Enia. okta. lvly 't-~Wsltsr fii.
llpas. sen % Mrs, G. ~ sIfllnas.
wealthy real sstats ard tnsssrlesi
ewner ~ rnls. 49, saker from hia
ausemohile rear the Raek lsiand
depot nsae lanlaht last nlsrt ~
ssversi masked n,sr. conveyed %
iansly spat % country rsaa eee
town. whipped. saffsd and feather
- ana returned - sevn ard ssi
fese nsar sAs nllllnas shsairs siaH
onls la ria rpassra ard coat ~
tar sna fsa'hsfs
The whipping ~as me ausaro~sn
~ alleged domss'le affairs IN yeuna
allllnaS family ~hsu 10 ia alleged
20 hass sseusk Mis- wife er tha riuns
% lues - whsn shs latswr at'rmp.
ed to prevent hls leaving the Amer.
loAu theatre wth another woman
for . midnight lpyrlds.
neiioss reported ,ha whipping 10
'he police department. vpoH h@lTa
returned 10 the ely last nlshs. Ths
enlsf 81 police 10 eoHdueslrg an
invsasluaslon with . yls~ of lsarn.
lno 'hs lden'ly u the whipping
party
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Another "easure and Dscopered Wed Tales of Travellers

Pspeefe. Tahiti. july I5-Komanee
!. not ye' dead Tales II bBeesneer.
ing murder o. tie high seas. buried
gold on lonely. uDiIhsbited Islands and
charts and erypfogrsmg II hidden
treasure frove are not al Inventions
q Imaginative minds Or legends Of A
day which i long past
Such : tale Is the story II the
treasure of the Island u Pinnski.
whose hiding place. after . patient
search o. gver seven. yesrs. has a. last
been discovered. And now schooner
from Tahiti has been dispatched 70
bring away tfe 0oId
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POLO nEHEAnsAlS
ON IN FULL BLAST
Snappy Turf Contests Carsled
For Fair Grounds Satur.
day, Sunday and
Tuesday

According la toala Ilalaeil tbs pol,
events as the fair grounds. Natur-
day auaiay and racsday pfouilae 70
hr eAilfiug ~ hish degree.
fhe hafara and riders ara halns
whipped Into shade toF the ttnais,
Norman wlll send ble dalegativa 70
looss ior tho "VaFaleyf town teaa
There ass elkhieen poatea ia ths
Nofmau bunch
rho polo contest Nili ba coudus,-
"a according 20 tho latest polo ralea.
and ihe referees win ho men ,rained
IN iho Nork Ponies and riders aFp
Ne a. fiddle AMI the tournament
promises 20 ho a memorable one.
the sefiea tickets aell tor u 50
Fair srouudz the place and Iuly 10.
~ ANA ls'h the daiea
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LOCAL BANK CHAPTER
TO ASSUME WIDER SCOPE
Educational Campaign To BE
Extended To tho High
School and Grade
Pupils

The loeal ehaRief 81 ihe American
institute ~ Ranking. vheh E H.
Parsons afsanl2ad nearly a soar ass
Is 70 assnme wllnr aud notc Ren.
eral Hua
tadaf Ae patronage ~ he AmerH
som aankem Association ths laeai
Institutes base Getfee ri national
ogganizatAoH anl tbo duttlanpl
ean'palgn which aaa originally ~
tended io bene'il go emplpses of ths
locai hanAe 9l no he extended ~
include al hta school aul evcp
eighth frade pupils Iu lhp F0bile
schools
The state ~ Oklahoma hsk beer
divided INFO flye regional rroap-. gna
v y parsan ha. heoa seietlsd Is
managr lhs lae inifa sfoup OK
iahoas has airqadY taken ihe secand
alaec amoag af ~ soWhwesiern
stAies. aal se Iuenas d fets.u .aat
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from d neghboriug island and rewed
across 10 see what the men from the
strnnge schooner were doing. WAS
killed and his tribal brothers, who
crossed later, found only his empty
eauoc and strange markings on the
trees
Sailing eu 10 Australia, the four
scuttled their vessel when a few miles
from shore aud, rowing 10 land, told
Of d storm sra which opened the
seams Of III ship. Not all believed
them, for some residents had seen the
ship approaching and had witnessed
CONTINUED on Page 81
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\ bait century ago four sailors
deserfers from e0astwise vessel
joined reyoiuiioHists IN Peru and
learned of vast treasure Of jewels
plate and ingois. the property of the
Church. which had been hidden ia
Peru % prevent il from falling into
the hands Of one Of the .warring fac
tions Secretly the sailors searched
for the treasure. found i, concealed IL
church building and moved il to an.
other hiding place on the coast.
Going 70 Panama. the seafsrers. ~
night, boarded small schooner, mUr-
dered The crew. and, after putting the
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ROTARY CLUB STANDS
BEHIND STREET DANCE
Passes Reaolution Condemning
Criticisms OF Local Pastor
Club Hears About
banking

Al the regular meeting ~ tho 10
tss tnb AZ the luus ruesdAs fe
solution ans presented bs jUlip pean
4, aeAlng the criticism az ltes WA4s
pastor ol ms ilAptlHi ehufrh lh
nhleh ~ insviFhya asalust ore AZ
gle 81 me Fourth ~ lay ceiehfe
tlun gsea undrY tNr auaplees 81
buaner. men. tbe Rotary ana llaNs
clahs ana THO lhaaiheF ~ Commerce
Rev Wade IL SERMON esioliri lht
celebration up q aAd nglpafry lhs
Fireworks
fpf iAe aon'ps street danes -
north Hoard ho had only Noria e
s,arn and due condemnation
Rev wade y q member ef ihs ns
taly eIub. which var active If pre
rniios the paaJe athlete cson''
and the dance
The rcaouiian praised the erle
bra'lon The parade ,lle faif erpuuae
events fireworks and lhu dance Ni
theao events were rleen with ihn
ananmoua approval II thla c'uh
snid lho resolution Hana we unanim
onsly aud heartily re afflfm euf aa
prevail oE aane fhn Rotary s'NA
standa back ~ vufs attraction pfe
sented Tho stfoel asneo naa lAfKa
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Pacific. intending TO make some
European port later to dispose Of their
wealth Recalling that they bad 40
clearance papers aud probably eonld
not enter European port safely they
decided 20 hide the gold on some min.
habited island and then get il later ia
q vessel they would charter At Sydney.
y. : W. for trading purposes
Across their path lay the island Of
Pnaki ia tie Paumoin Archipelago
of the south Seas. and al this uDin-
habIted spot they stopped and hid their
loot. One native, who observed them
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Woman Charged
With Forging
RooSepcH's Name

Nlilsdale, tho July i3--M Mrs
Emma eurket q nilsaale was
arrested here esrsy thss after
neon oe Sharge Of forgery pre-
fefreo aeaies her IN New Nork
b. George Roosevelt, EAeeu
toe q the estate 81 she laic rhro.
Gre aoossveit Mrs aurkct, had
rrr1ented ? c.aim 20 the estate
% the former pFeuasas for sHa
o0a en nete ~Htch ehc dsciaf
90 m hsd enaasea She WAS
removed to heN Pert Indiana
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PARK BOARD DENIES
PARK To EPW0RTH MEET
Annual Convention and School
Of Instruction Of League
Want Place To Hold
Sessions

Sometime of a stir has been GREAT
I'D ~ the alleged action of the city
park dpnimis'ion refusing to give
ne use az Mineral Wells park 20 the
Epsorih League on the occasion Of its
Forthcoming annual meeting and
school of Instruction.
it ii announced that more than
700 delegstes vlll attend this meet
ipg ~ importance 70 the city f.
anquesilonea Representatives from
81 parts 81 the state viii be here
ana for several days school Of in
sfrDetion vii be in progrcss An
the eeiezates are bright high minded
people.
Both the fair rounds grand stand
and Pavilion 81 well - Mineral
Continued IN Pare I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-13
TAT IS GIVEN RESPITE
~ GOVERNOR ROBERTSON

Oklahoma cry July l3 WIZ
Tat. sentenced ~ die iu the e.ecsr's
chair Friday Juiy 8 w4s granted q
repriere anti October rs by Gov
ernor ] y A Robertson Ia order
thai he might available a. q witnesa
r The criminal coer 81 appeals
grants new trial 10 Cleo CObla.
convicted with Tait - ihe murder
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