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The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
@\Now S yJR CHANGE TO "CASH IN ON THIS THIRST FOR kNOWn
What Polk County Educators n,
 of This Great Dictionasr,' 'al

Prof. W. H. Morden, head of the Polk County Schools:
 q have carefully looked over the NEW UNIVERSITIES DIG TIONARY that Tho Mena Star is offering as a premium, and state that this has unusual feature. val uable features that I have never seen in other Dictionaries, even those of much higher price. The binding is flexible, making the book an ideal one for school use.
 q would be glad to see one of these Dictionaries the property of every school child in the county, and in every home"
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
New Realty Firm in Mena.

F. E. Martin, formerly of Hatfield, where he engaged in the real estate business for several years, has formed a partnership with T. R. Bates. the new concern being known as the Mena Real Estate Exchange. An of fee has been opened in the Bates building opposite the Dickson hotel With the knowledge both members have of roiE county realty. friends are predicting success. and many newcomers to Polk county as a result of their efforts.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
WARNING ORDER

No. 982-In the Chancery Court of
 Polk County, Arkansas Farmers
 X Merchants Bank, Plaintiff, vs. A.
 B. Palmer, Defendant.
 The Defendant, A. B. Palmer, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the compalint of the Plaintiff.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of October, 1921 W. L. PARKER, Clerk. Norwood X Alley, Atty. for Plntff. 1st pub. Oct 13; 4th, Nov. 8, 1921.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
COTTON MARKET CHANGE
Because of Street Paving Sales Now
 Are Back of ?. s. Bank.

While the new asphalt pavement is being laid on Mena street between Pickering and Martin avenues, the local cotton market is compelled to seek new quarters. The lots in the rear of the Planters State Bank are being utilized for the display of the bales. Cotton growers from distant points still continue to come to the local market with their bales. Among those or the market Thursday were A. #. Rodden of Black Springs. E. R. Whisenhunt of Black Fork, J. R. Bean and l.. L. Wilhite of Oden.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
WARNING ORDER

No. l011-In the Chancery Court of
 Polk County, Arkansas-W. c. Van
 diver, Plaintiff, vs. Ira Vandiver,
 Defendant.
 The Defendant, Ira Vandiver, is warned to appear in this court with m thirty days and answer the com plaint of the Plaintiff.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of October, l92l- W. l.. PARKER, Clerk. 5. J. Stuart, Atty. for Plntff. 1st pub Oct 13. 4th. Nov 1901
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

known teacher a'''Ss Is''..s 4 x| schools: :" 5hs eu,s ,,,,q1Ltsl. After looking over :.
 UNIVERSITIES pIcr,aals 9Ip, as SR| am in hearty accord s,ts aRE | whereby this Dictionss,'s'' s''' n a,lls into the Polk county sss,'' sA VI section devoted to ssa. ssl''al. \ !, Forms of Address,
 Use of Nouns, Adjscti,ss. ssl'a
 and Verbs, Elements !, ' aa'
 of special vaule to scs..' '0d ' giving g desired informsses'esl ,sseel 'Als ana in condensed formsss ,ss'a mt iP3
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
The DeveIopment of . Rrn,o~

As sample of the method bv which rumors grow, the version given oy q Southslde man regarding the , weird yarn from Nit. Ida, is typical. lhe man in question says he heard if from another Southsider, who got if rom man from Big Fork, who heard Il from fellow that came from Alder springs, who knew man at WonhIe who y, thought the affair happened at
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
WARNING nRnFR

In the Chancery Court of Polk Coun-
 ty, Arkansas. Maymie Spoon, Plaintiff, vs. Jason H.
 Spoon, Defendant.
 The Defendant, Jason H. Spoon, is warned to appear in this court within tnIrty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff.
 Witness my hand and the seal of sad court this 4th day of October. ISzl. W. L. PARKER, Clerk. E. J. Stuart, Atty. for Plntf: w. N. Martin, Atty. ad Litem. lst pub. Oct. 6; 4th. Oct. 27. 1921
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
NOTICE FOR prHIIc,ns,
Department 0f Inc Intefl0Fl ' ! N' office at Camden, Arkansas WI Der 2, 1921.

Department Of the Interior, | lA
 office at Camden, Arkans1t WE
 Der 2, 1921.
 NOTICE is hereby given ihn
 TIM SULLIVAN
 whose post-offlce address < ". Oklahoma. did, on the lilh dai 2 uary. 1921. file in this aEle N Statment and Application. Ae nAs purchase the Sl SWA sN1. Township 5 &, Range sl " m z cipal Meridian. and the ilnhss ,'s 7 under the provisions uI tns ~ !, z 8, 1918, and acts amendataiy ". Z. the "Timber and stone avI ' z value as might be fixed hy .iSs ment. and that, pursuant 70 ss " < pllcation, the land and iiles, s. las \ have been appraised, lne ilnS. :. mated Cd. .000 board feet sl n and fhe land $50 %; that sald ll | \ will offer final proof 10 sapga. Y application and 1Wofa s' ,ss 5s the 18th day of NoyempsI. iss. a...,, 4 I the Circuit Clerk of Relk v'''' Mena. Arkansas. ,a M Any person is at llesi9 Nj this purchase before enlfl. ..'ss { a contest at any time pelo.. ,ss sues. by filing a corronolssss... @ . in this office, alleging iAeF would defeat the ently., a o.-4s
 B. N. TRIBBhh s < N
 fEs lfh uuh tIii l+ Ast pun Sep'' A' --Advgis'
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
Many Storing Sweet po,.,o..

Many farmers and truckers are bringing their sweet potatoes to inc curing house for storage now and onlv small per cent are offering the ink. CTS Tor sale. 4 shortage of crates ;s keeping the receipts down. and w,,th more containers that are exnar,.A so"h' more potatoes are expected.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
Warninq Order.

WaFnlnR Urder. In the Chancery Court of Polk Coun- ty, Arkansas-A Anderson, Plaintiff, vs. J K. Anderson, De- fendant.
 The Defendant, J. E. Anderson, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this 18th day of October, 1921.
 ". L. PARKER, Clerk. Norwood & Alley, Atty. for Plntff. F. w. Mills, Atty. ad Litem. First Pub. Oct. 20., Last Pub. Nov. 10.
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Useful Facts and Guides Found in This Book
How Our Language Grew

OW Uur Langudge UTtW- -
 Punctuation. Practical Syntax, or Up-to-Date Sentence Building; Time and Its Variations, Use of Nouns, Adjectives, Adverbs and Verbs; United States Population of, Congressional Representation, Principal Cities, Rank of the States; Canada: Population, Principal Cities, Population of Provinces; Value of Foreign Coins. Elements of Words, Language of Flow CTS, Everyone His Own Weather Prophet, Facts About the Earth, The Metric System, State Flowers, National Parks.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
COL. E. D. HUTSON
 Auctioneer.
Auctioneer.

If you wish to have an auction,
 In the country, far or near, There is not man can cry it, Like Col. Hutson--Auctioneer. He will get the highest prices,
 He can deal with people queer None can satisfy the Public, Like Col. Hutson--Auctioneer. Better list your sales with Hutson
 He can make the people hear. He keeps posted on this business Get Col. Hutson-Auctioneer. If you have a farm to selI--
 Townlots, livestock CT farm gear And you want the sale to 20 right Get COL. HUTSON-Auctioneer
 Dates at Bank of Hatfield.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

Holder Williams, who is now living at Ashland, Ok, came back to Mena Friday afternoon, accompanied by his mother, for visit with relatives and friends in the old home.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

Herbert Walker, mail carrier at Pot ter, came to Mena Friday to see his brother, Jim Walker, who is seriously i'll at the home of C. c. Carolan.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Putnam of Big Fork are in Mena to spend the week end with their daughter, Miss Artie Putnam, at the Dickson Hotel.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

Special Dictionaries Of- ,, Classical Abbreviations Most Common Abbre- viations Forms of Address, Amerlcanlsms, Atomic Weights. The Automobile, Aviation, Baseball. Christian Names, Commerce and Law, Everyday Illusions Football, Foreign Words and Phrases Golf, Lacrosse, Lawn Tennis, Mill tary and Naval Terms, Music, Noted Charac- ters in Literature, Photography, Polo, State Names and Meanings Wireless Teegraphy, Words of Like and Opposite Meaning, Yachting
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
ENGLISH CANCER COMPANY

has moved to the Natatorium Build ing on Jansen Ave, opposite the park; This company has made some wonderful cures, patients coming from different states. No knife. no poisonous chemicals use.
 anssen Ave. -- Box 4O6 = Mena, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
Coming to Organize Rand.

Prof. D. G. Riggs of Quinton, Ok, said to be a musician and hand leader ;n ui 12lilty, after spending several days m mena, has left for home to close np aHairs and move to Mena. It is rr1Iessor Riggs purpose to organize I oand and orchestra and. thru the aaeeer' create a further interest in music m the Mena high school.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

]. A. Gosnell of Ritz, Scott county. and j. II. Vaught of Black Springs, Montgomery county, were among those who brought cotton from a dis tance to the Mena market Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
To Cure . Cold In ooe D.v

fate LAXATIVE PROMO QuININE rTnh.sss, i. sfops the lpugb end Hesaschs and s<oFks on tks Odd z. V. GROVES slsnarurs CD each boa s0c
 Advertisement
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

Boyd Laflin has opened up an office Tn the Planters bank building and oranched out as a cotton buyer on his own hook. The young man has been Tn the cotton game for many wears. but this is his first office in Nina
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
fiabitual Constipation Cured
 In 14 to 1l Days

,LAA-foSsWiTH PEPSIN" is a specially prepared syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual Iohsupation. It relieves promptly but snouid De taken regularly for l4 to 2i days 70 m Induce regular action It Stimulates and
 heeuiates. Very Pleasant to Take. G0c
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

re'k County Sorghum to Texas. n, walter l.. Bates of Big Fork on thursday shipped 100 gallons of his o"n make of sorghum to ochilfres,
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
PERSONAL NOTES

R. W. Cummings of Wickes was a guest at Hotel Mena Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
M c w LILLIAN
-------------------.--------~ Make dates at r. & Nj. Bank, Mena. You don't have to see me, but can phone me-sIlF2l
 I'll look after it.

hospital 'N
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
s N. Worms In : Iis1l'',. V

ALI children s,sss',,s ,a.,,s'.. .,'s ss s :s: z; healthy color. which Iaa's ''.. eos. s,', z rule. there is more ,.''f or elg1Il lss1 TsE z z iarly for two or thrre x'I, x'sIx,s<nss''a's Z. J improve the dissst'os. z. sa. .,.,,a r ss'S' rnine Tonic to tho si'.'s '',','s, ,'r 2, z 7. ,a rsrgsv' Ire - - tAs Tex. receiving ss ssorrhaF p, # market price for fo.,;sy made about w
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....--.--.---.----.-.---- -.,.nI JflIlM

NOTICE FOR Pub1iss I'l.s,IsI, ! Department of the .las'' lax'III IAIrIEsl
 Land Office at Oa'''u'''
 October s, 1921. ,.i,.. int
 NOTICE is here6y, }y,, sl9SSJ sgs,S. of Roard Camp, Arksh'.' G,ss' sa' N November 8, 1917 made .ss NV, VI < entry, No. O7476 for { c 'af asar 2 ! stb stP'' Principal II Meridian nsnsI nsi IIs tsrs of of intention to make s,ai'' ar'' b iis Z above a,ove' described, tn before .f N Dssss, ,! 2 Clerk Clerk of Polk County, 7, 4 4 Ssrs kansas, on the 18th '1'
 1921. .s wjlnsse
 Dave Parker, Main a'I fl Bssri e speer, Tom Riales' a'' v . Arkansas. rprpBI,E, Mgr lst pub. Oct. IS; S1n, .'~, r,a
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27

those who brought cotton from a dis tance to the Mena market Saturday.
 D. H. Simmons, principal of the new Corinth school, has arranged to bring all the pupils to Mena next Tuesday afternoon and attend the Boys and Parents Day exercises in the Circuit court
 Dale Cunningham, who has been located at Clifton, Ariz., arrived in Mena Saturday morning, having been summoned by the illness of his moth- CT. whose condition is still considered serious. Dale has been employed in- doors, but has had opportunity to get out in the mountains on hunting trips sufficient to get coat of the real western tan. He believes the vicinity of Clifton affords some of the best to be had anywhere.
 Capt. W. S. Johnson. who had been at a Texarkana hospital, surprised homefolks Friday by returning to Mena without announcing his coming. Captain Johnson was recently operat- ed upon and while not fully recovered. is in good spirits and able to walk about some. He was accompanied horne by Mrs, R. H Johnson. who has
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
,Lf- PrOnOuncing Reference CDcl0ped

World of deaB ReRnne Hur
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
NoTICF FOR pUBLIcAT@

NOIitE run l. Department of the lnisf'i' l,,..s
 Land Office at Camden' TT
 October 1, 1921. a..
 Notice is hereby given I,ls ls''
 HENRY DA9lE' ys of Hatfield, Arkansas sa1' I ,s'''' x ! ', 1918, made a ,I!s honlss'Ssass Sss N. O757O, for the NEh NY sssFH| 32. Township 2 s. Rang gI.s { n.'Ssl X Principal Meridian, hss ssll 1''S ,ss,s M, ' intention to make ma n'sl 4 'a N proof, to establish clam X X. lsS above described, before N v... | Clerk of Polk County, ~ \ Ssr.sx kansas, on the l2th oas VI
 1921. ] s;.ussss ].
 William Callahan. LouI, n,,is' | T.. Smith and William D
 Hatfield. Arkansas, ,o, 2 p,asa 1st pub. Oct. 6; 9th pup .,, ". Y
The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-27
USE SLOAN'S TO
 EASE LAME BACKS

NOU can't do your best when
 yDur back and every muscle
 aches with fatigue.
 Apply Sioan's Eminent freely. lvssl- osu sn6bfyg, and enjoy penetrative glow oi warmth and comfort.
 Good for rheumatism, neuralgia. sprzins and strains, aches and pains. sciatlca, sore muscles. stiff joints and the after effects of weather exposure. For forty years pains enemy. Ask your neighbor. Ksep SIoan's 6asdy. A all druggists -5sc. 70c, si.40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
Kansas CITY Livestock

Kansas C.fy-Cattle: Receipts.
1leo. beef steers. dull; early
s4l4s steady - - lower: top.
$ % bulls. < pa $50. stoekers
su5 feeders steady 70 strong
Sfoe kers $3.50 6.03.. mostly
81 yDG5 SO. feeders generally
s. 5f't6 : r9. eslvrS. steady 10 5.ar
higher most eholee veslers
around 500, snail lots. So.
choice 10-lh. calves sS5i. other
.sSs~, slow. rlo~;ly sfeadv; COWS
sereraiiv S3EsG -. heifers.
- fss15 5S5. yesrlineS. s70od
10. cznnrrS ard cutters. - -
G325.
Hogs Receipts. 1000. mostly
= q lAr iaEer. rlssspsi setive DE-
cline rszain-i. top. - - 70 p4rs
- and shipprs bulk Of szles-
$3.50 sss5 piss fu.ly - lover
t0p. sT19
sheep. Reeeir.ts- 6.fssa. sA-zp
st@Sdy. 49, light ew-S 500
lambs generally Is - 25e igxsr
fe.i westerns ss35
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
TELLING IT TO FRANCE

Ii mus- IT admitted There srs
times when -he masters e fhe Oh
diplomacy can re language s.
eorvev -rsir ttouch-s aS clev-ris
- they generally employ il g
conceal th4m Tske fhe sreech 8;
,he Ear az Clrrcn. British For
sign Minister referring &c
France
The resl p-o'esfnn of France
- szii. dos rot consist IN the
strength AZ her zrliss. no- The
,virs; q hs- Vsop,s. rsr even re
srs.sse q fsr cause. hut II rhe
fstt that ihe craSssenfe Il 'he
world anf fhe combined vhy>ie4l
forses AZ the worl3-sra thar IN
e.nds~ both Europe AMI Amersca
will not io.sTAfs The rezqFesr-
1Hse IN The heart - EursE-a & S
ersz- and isnge-0uS power rA4f
vas zlw1vs r4'flsng is sword q
ifS Sezhtzri = smeazeF e. ;te
peace al the world
There : az aree ile SuswT- ro
Pr-misr Brands plsa Tor 3 biz
French Army AMI = warning
against Franth aspirations sor
military keeeDoHy n Eur0s~
TIE moral ana physical t-rs~s
that Ssved France fr5m Lnisr-
5o-ft ami Hirientnr- sre no.
likely n tolerate = restoration ~
sAa ml'ir2rasm they united N
c--lrsh. Whether IS he iiFrman cr
French Despite AZ u Brizr4 s
sloauenre and emotion = ~ Plea
3 ezirs, limitation ci land a--z-
msr-s -hs fse- r~msius ths-- 3
Esr Csr1on says. democracy sn
Frsrt@ zr8 ir every lard must
m -he fr,n-s. - in lsl> .lr1 Is
protection in the -ezse1emee et|
the worii and ;hs poser il ezn
na~,hl vhaa aroused hv -seI
menace q ms,ifarlsm An1 i I'll
s-ar~ai rw - rrvr- before an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
The INDIFFERENT VOTER

D-. Katharine DAVIS II NAS~sr
College >4ys II ! piiifal - talk
70 ihe average vater and fird how
l.r1ie ~ or she Knows 81 The tioy
eram~uf Taerrfcre >he sag
g6Sis thar "wamea sna men A.
well should atern themselves q
rz-lanal xffz.rS. xni iaS,ruetson
- sa-h uztrerS stouii - inslu1
~ Is fhs elrri llam 81 wsuel- $
colleges
J, might help. sna in nen :
ea iaees 4i,a. hef . l> nas - wlet
uar, of Instruction a. WANT af
interest thst f4a>e> rhl> iglar
4n = governmental <ttzir>
Art + ap;lie, - >'ate snsi la.sal
gavs-rusns> - wei. s. nz,aonsl
Car>. .if~ aow often popular IN
frrssr i aroused r rlhlN tr>s-
ness ID takes esther i ai'ter gsg-
s7ral tanraisu nr ssmf ~2a1sl
ta aral>t resl excitement Gay
ern rf IS ,1n offen rr-zrif.i s,
rrrs r.,llts wtleh rhr 0rtlH-
s-v tirlrsr ti>3sir~. leaving Z =
RE rrofeSsi5nsl politicians ara
fte fsw wto ~ssllv appreciate fhe
imn.arstwra NJ taking 8 t1u3 w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
RED RIVER HEARING IN
WASHINGTON CONCLUDED
Supreme Cou-. Nov To Hear
Riparian Arguments. S P.
Freezing Represents S,ste
II Long Fight

wazAirEsoz. Sov. 3--Ts<-- -z0zy
h.sto-e >1--@n- cart Cc--ss<1ozs-
Frsee-sck : Ty.s- . tA< OkiAAczz-
TEXAS ssszrtry li-e case vas cc1-
elas=1 Tues14v uaa Ser tea exie-zso1
nrse- g-znsaa - ne co1rz ard al
FzrlsczSz-is a5sozrn@a f0E ; hzn@z=t
a. tka U-irs-stv csab
: ? Trss.iz- attorney Eeze-zi q
Okzhozz. Al go1- A Fziz. s7@elzl
assistant Cnises Ssztss 2t,o-ney ger :
srzl r@rr=se-rszg TIE TnitA1 states
expressed ths-sstves as y-s-sZi1-
e-.IF szEs.ez vsfH sk@ stains q OK
szAo--z zn1 tes ts5e-sI E0Fs-zszl
Ttsy eecls~s rAei- h.slies ia. eFsr-
cozss-tsoa -ass4s ~ Texas las b=sz
Successfully srsxs-et
Tks t=<rzzczr s11ce Sov=z1z- -
vAs1 cozEEsssc.e~ Tyse- EoEes tas
>caoe q IT, hszrsasz fso- ckszkozs
Il wss1lag-oz hzs besz co1tz7e1 *
t-siy . scieatz-sc svi1snce boz
<sdes h-s-gizE s1-Ez-e ezizer. 81
r@-s ~ho t-zea5 re hasto-T cf ths
Red river I'D ezck tz- heyo1t ~
tt-es Ea=z nz1 r-xs set soot :. IL
1z-ks Tes tsz-izozT covss Eo-i
-fsz1 1870 gzS=s q rhira zpr-0xi
-zrelv 1q.ss ws-e z66ea 10 ths rec-
Cd n w'zsAszg-o- rhi.e i.sz-s IA,
coasrztzxex Z Ozlz5ozz z16 Ts1zx
rs-p csrr~ rI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
THE TERRITORY OF MALAYA

Thera zre obvious reasons WY
~ .-s-;,sr Chs-b4- ~ Con-
r.-.s ~ Nknaa >hcrls b. en-
r.,s.-s ~ .ha insan-u.ieres az -h4
PhiisnuinrS or even The exters,sn
AZ self-eovernnsn, 10 the Fli-
,,-cs Thav ara ,rs Ssrrs reasons
that make the white mzn ;
hnrs4n'' - hxr,s IS lsv down
RI. !, nav y. Questioned whether
- r-o-.,'.sl ~ make = territory
sns presumably Intimately an
a-a~s..sr Sts.. ont ~ the Az. H.
r..i.-o s-s IL millions II AIar,~
go T,o-,--s> Ia ,he other side 81
- wo-is vii make wreh Il 81
.r-..l :, - Ar.-;esn re,,rle 81
49,
tn. s.A4~4 sn- ,he transform
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30

Al unusual fin ~as snowr ~ ias
P1l4r3 Tuesday. Il was P4Hlir
Fru3ersck TIE -LnTe q TIE Jade
Il oae scene Pzgline r~psis-s Bene-
ford 1zd kRccks h.u oye- char
Wen the 9ictare as made Pauline
ST from tie shoulder 4rt irex rrzi
eiooa Be-esford refused 70 rs oI
4ealn The orsr.nsl film bad. 70 b.
1se1. Il clearly Shows 5 man ve1 !
k1-r Miss Fre-er.ck gave CT q
statement that she ~o1d pay p 40
more sce7es Ehers -for-e ulst y
ased
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
WOMEN oF
MISSOURI ARE SHOWN.
CAN'T SERVE ON JuRlEs

Namea are barred from JUN caiy
IN Missouri under the constitutional
4ner1snent stopted lzst August
whAcA Permits women 10 hold oftice
ir TIE state ao-1raing % an o9in-
loa hzndea s0~n BY The attorney
e.Ee--l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
TULSA eoys ~gN 6iG
pERsoNAL INJURIES svAr

T~o Tn,Sa noys. l. Il. Freeman
and George NhAlez we're AWARDED
So 80 damages il cistrix COAX Al
thzs niNce 20 injuries received when
a iruck owned ~ The 0k,sho1z
Producers ard Regining ooupsny
stracx then
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
JEws OF FIVE STATES
TO MAKE DRIVE

-. Louls- 40. N0E. 20 Jews fro1
Misaour. ArSAnt-~ k4HsAs DSia-
Aa-z zn1 Teas met here ioc1y -
rsrf-ct 81 Equalization tor sit.-
,-ss - national eznpSsga .cr the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
Allg6Ec oFFscss
issEssosAross Held

NasA0eee NSs. 2e.---Erei ROBIN
>ar. fo-1sr MuskoSse policeman. and
te1rses L&1A. service car driver
to.A ws.e. A-3 Froe CcilinE. aegro
Taes1sy Afternoon were he'd 70 the
Caree states g-sat .ary on charges
x tm-e-sor4t Il federal Officers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30
BACK TO T-E FARM
MOVEMENT SATISFACTORY

The 1ack 70 the farm movement Is
V-osresS-ag satisfactorily. according
- the Department o. Agriculture.
-es0.te The fsc; the farmer IS hs,-
Ing q hard ro~ to hoe these days.
and tie aae rployznest situation is
belag relieved as q resait.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-30

kz7szs CIry-Wk@zr. NJ :
hard sl0ed12l. No 2 I'D
sI156 lie
Corn. No. ? white. 45c- ~. ?
yellow. s5,. No , yellow. ssi e
40
Oats. No ? white. 33l.s6 BE
No. , mixed 32c-
Rye. 75S1 1sc
Barley: s4Gi5ie
Hay. Choice alfalfa. so 0o6
$500; No. ! przirie. 5000
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bat 4 thar conference : Success
fal Il eaunot fail q have : d~-
,-rmsaing inflnence On The d.
tinv - tie stands when the NJ
fsvss prove their ezE2elfy ter
-sovernuenr
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Oklahoma City Wheat

Wagon wheat sn Oklsi ona City
Vas se.liaE for the following
T-.ces. according % quotations
from Tie PlanSIster Milling CON-
PAW:
No. I. ssA. NJ. .. =. N0. 3,
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Some 81 The visiting delegates
Seem 20 he forgetting ihsf >@-re-
tAry Hughes said in oI~ninE ihe
conference thSf ati.cn j. exE-- tft
~ <-e-a~r-s-<
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As1e-lsSr ses - rslief comnitgee 70
xt ecst.ote gs~s-u Russia AMI
ftngra1 Sasprsan COZ atrleS Aeoai
Uke h4r 5re2 1A~s A;te@ae1
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The Jzp11es@ STRESS ia s.e ia-
re-nSl diSSersi0n IL Cams would
have come with more weight fza
there been ~ sizspsei1n thar
Jzpanese agencies hzi 3 hand .n
fostering So-.n az II.
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German cities zre rrH-trit-l
bankrupt Al that they A4fe nos
ureh on s Eoej MANY American
ri.t.S ms nn.x
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Fresh Esgs. mex cases IN
cla6e3 worthless out de-
lvsred 0kl4homs City. via
express loss of
Ne SlSel
Packing stock delivered Ok
lahnm4 City yia express !
Fresh creamery butter, 90
sos -~4x "a
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Senzror Gore claims h. wi.l uot
he : e4n6id2re fo- governor .'
he wil t- Ant sn eleventh a1ur
one sEziaS, d tlg tlrll. sf rts-
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l2f0. VI timothy. siEtste
lisH. GLOVER mixs.i Nshi. sifpo
nl4ta
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4. r-rs EraAz- t.c-r. : c-2 E1-ss
sa1-. e1r sa-4-. : c4rs scar NIX
rlV r--s ! .aas1ao- soda TEA
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TIE first Marine ro tolufrr
s usl. rohtrr c2n toIt back
Bur the bandit eauE
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SAT- FOLKS neei sozs tz-zrare
Sen 70 ths zeedy Eszis - II
Hzrr.so1 Pe5zs -sl-
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOR RNT-Lgst ho-ssks=1Erx
roozs and sle=rIag roszs- ia
l.. " Ez-rscr
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Lesssr classified Aas ees reszns.