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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

NOTED SHEEP FOR sALE-AGE
corupc'4 me to sell my entire flock of
-Ift.u These sheep We're brought
re,ni Now Hampshire about 1900 and
bred bv my father for about fifty years
and carefully bred by myself on one
farm for siNtY-iive years. they have
grear had any roots or grain of any
kind and gre not breachy. They have
white faces and legs and are free from
tick- and Nermin, When used to
e<h.hit thrm at state and New England
Fsirs. forty and nfty years ago the
Iff.ey called them the american
@a.ep." have sold from them about
ssit- thousand pounds Of wool and
tafre thousand sheep and lambs. VIII
send "a specimen Of wool to anyone
wishing 10 buy on receipt Of card or
letter Price OF sheep ten dollars,
arf.e Of lambs eight dollars per head.
Charles T.. Gilman. Route ], Scion. Me.
tfS7
PAIR OF HORSES. WEIGHING 1900
wagon that I will sell for n reasonable
price or on caey terms. Nilfred
Corvette. . Fast ST. tai
COWBINATION MEAT WAGON
and. sled in nice running condition
team. Alice NJ Dunlap, Box SO. Route
=. North Anson. Phone Madison 70-4.
tf36
OLIVER TYPEWRITER, GOOD
condition. Cash price S1S. Gndepend-
ent-Ecpurter company. SkoWhtSdn,
tf53
GCMMED TAPE IN ROLLS. WE
have gummed paper tape In rolls con-
Fenient for doing up packages and
required by the American Express
Company for use on certain containers.
This we have in three widths with
prices as follows, post paid: inch per
roll, lJc; > inch per ron. G0e , inch
per roll, 75c. Liberal discount for
luantity orders Independent-Re-
norter CO tf3s
DRESSED POULTRY DELIVERED
at. any time. Sasha Tobias. Norridge.
wocE. Telephone 55-1l. 0S2
OVERLAND SEDAN. INQUIRE OF
Fred g.. Pooier. Locust Street, SHOW
hogan. Telephone 172. tf29
COOLING TANK FOR GASOLINE
engine. This ia Of the hollow or shall
low variety, The very latest thing to
use with - water cooling gasolene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost So, viii sell Tor $40. Il. L.
Patten. Sl-nwhcgan. tf28
DICTATE YOUR LETTERS TO TIE
Ediphone, the most recent and useful
of office devices We are distributors
TOR Somerset County. Send for litera-
tire, or ask for demonstrations. Also
ono used t1diphone outfit for sale at a
T.. nj II
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

Your own. Local city terrIf0rV ., Vf
open. Sell the genuine j. l. xstn now
Products. Everybody knows vans vans
Spices, Extracts. Coffee. M.dcinaaf'
Toilet Preparations. etc STANDARD 'n rs
more than fifty years. Biggest f i9f
b maEes ea yal"s ss, and fd high qaa
today for free sample and broof nv
you can make from s3000 IL ssb6,
year. ]. r. Watkins Co. Dept e. Is
North Washington st. Boston. M VA
mi
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BOYS AND GIRLS EARN A PIyp
Premium for selling our goods SEND
for samples. Address Essex JeWelr,
Co, North Attlehoro, Mass, Dept. J.
SW45,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

IN = bar and coon SKIN a'etea roo,
y II. bartlett, 26i Madison Ave-. Sror-
hogan. .N5ue
enEAr. > ROOM Hot 81, SHED.
garage. good condition. big lot for
Garden. located Arson minutes ~.
Would take late model auto Iu trade.
For further description. price. trln-
etc. write stating how much you cpuil
pay down to owner. ~ ShaNmu'
~ Boston. Mass. Room ~ "V5n-
Two cows, S75; PIG TOE III. uAH-
NESS $s; buggy $35; ice saw 81. lou-
Eriftaniea SO. King Surveyors IRAN
sit -. II Il. Whipplc. Binehau-
tw50'
LADi'S to0NSkIN coat. INQUIRE
Of Mrs. \ NJ Clayton, Sko>yhcGan. Il +
Il <o. 3. lWj0t
FEW CORDS OF DnN Fotn-
Foot hardwood, Also loose bay by
the ton or less. Albert E. Jrpspu
Madison Ave, Skowhcgan. 2W5oF
NCIntT0R, QUEEN nor WATER
10 model. in perfect condition. 20
eee size. viii take $40 cash. drop ia
foGitrT Farm bingham 2Wao'
10 ACRE FARM. GOOD Toe ALTON.
~ minutes walk to school ana churches
Estimate 10 tons of hay IN barn. own
er picked 100 barrels of apples on this
place in fall Of 1921 For further
particulars address John r. HoEnton.
North Arson. tWru*
Io.a DoaT FoIu uoNnsTEu ~ =,
condition. i. G. Moore, ret 80, Mad
G{iinaar 1tato, r,,g -,
REGISTERED HEREFORD cows.
full blooded White ana Barred Rock
eoci.erels and ninc handsome shoata
weighing from 81 TO roo d.. v H.
foaghlin. Arson Box 81 iw50'
o~r ruo,o,.,,uorn uo,,,c
jersey bnl car. born IN Autust; one
thfee year ola bull ana ihree COWS. MI
feGlsiefea, ono p'lr OF nl"rN morse"
@eiEha Jun lbs. seven 'n1 "lpnl err
oid. liefneft '"oa@4"' Sk"W nrhan X T. -
change. 2w5oF
I,~, ,,>,, o,, C,,n,suu,s .Nn
Wv Yna,. na,'d. v" ~ Sr a" h. md
Ioe each. Also TOW and picture books
Al all prices al NJ y. Ii"s"lton'S. 2"5o'
uots, s.nn Insnpu Itu,,UIX
Ia ,hosi",,t " sLo,vTn,'.,r ir',a;
II HeS'nu' 9'" "N'N ''H'" 'N''
VISIT HEsELToN'S TOY SHOP ron
Christmas Eifts Dolls books, toys.
games stationery etc. etc L'rrEe
assortment of christmas rards our
best. Dolls from lc each to $3.50
painting books. eau ana look our
stock over. 1"u VIII nc pleased WIN
the fine assortment ana To" prices NJ
DRY SLAB WOOD MI SAWED
! stove wood length - load deliver
ed Peter Barricault. 80 Hanover ST..
sNo"heF"n'
S~oySuors WAKE I,I<r was
NJ" 80 - ~. -
- a - NV ,i, ,. ,i ~,
,"'r - 80 dom, ,n',rI.. ltnI,,i,,-
! Gei o'l1.
ro<y pINc--,,nS II mi\u-
! t,.s,r = i,r'',,.-I 80 ,r,, " .,',' "a
- -
1Nyo LIVE RACCoONS INpIE
i and dark rol6rad VIII cal from tho
hand. Frank Moore, Madison r T. y
j : fW''
c.u,<,T \IcTuOtA Ns COON AZ
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SALEsMAN--I WANT \ MAN WI,

active also good habits. The bousa III
the largest of its kind. \ steadv ~
sition and chance managerial bostfo,
TO the man who qualities and can fnp
nish good references. Married ~
preferred. Reply 10 e. y Libby Ia" |
w lntnrOp 81, Augusta. 3WH,
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low variety, The very latest thing to
use with water cooling gasolene
engine. Has never been uncrated.
Would cost So, viii sell Tor $40. Il. Il.
Patten, Sl-nwhegan. tf28
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Ole pInNnnnn mnL.rl.IN EI.II.-

var old bull Good I.. '
service. Frank ~ ~.t.-. Ftrul,r s
Phone 5-lf Solou .N.ft
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4 CLEVELAND AITou,f,,

CHINE operators. nights. NJ
man man ana operator a on hand .ere3 f9 up
up man, days. IS Gridlev -. sei
days. Brown x Sharb. f, ,@laIs
days G Cleveland Automatje .5s# alef
operators. days. Call or -. -. lle
application. Employment ON. Iof
New Departure MannfaefarIae r hf
Bristol, Conn -
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14
VIEWS FIRST QUALITY utBHrns

81 -, Women's first quality rUbhers
III and other footwear at similar bar
gains. Get the habit of trading ut
X nraid's Shoe Hospital, 49, water
St-.Sko hogan. tao
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HAVE FEW coon nat
WAGON Med SUITABLE FOE

t;alVS X Used GARs. Somerset Ma
chino 20. aHear he Creamers.' -koW-
hcWau. tff,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

Christmas gifts. Dolls. books toys.
games. stationery, etc. etc. Large
assortment of Christmas cards our
line Of toys aud games are Of he very
best Dolls from lc each to $L5O.
Great variety of childrcn's picture ana
painting books. can and look our
stock oyer You viii he pleased with
thr fine assortment aud low prices NJ
T. Ilrgplton. 2WIUf
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

SOMERSET HOSPITAL TRAIyNp
School for nurses. Course - monfbe
Apply TO Supt Nurses, Elm street
Skowhegan. M
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

\ FINE LINE or CHRISTMAS AND
New Year cards at lc. e, BE, So and
ioc each Also toy and picture books
al all priccs a N Il. Ilcscltou's. 2w50'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

PONY III NG-MRS. H. l.. ut Nj
Ll3TTe Is French st. Town 2Wfa'
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1000 TONS OF NICE BRIGHT EARLY

/ Can handle IN cars week: will pay
$l0 per ton delivered or sl3 pressed,
loaded on ears Good coarse, 81 eX-
i ira. Fancy coarse 50 extra. ID. II.
| cain. Clinton. swii'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

the winter. Must be good milkar Il,
cows, three horses and young stock ia
care for. A. r. Glidden, Route
SkoWhegan. 4WlsF
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14
G. W. EMERSON WILL BUY WHITE

w
ash timber or stumpage suitable for
shovel handle blocks to the amount OF
2 carloads. See me. Summer St,
Skowhegan. tao
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nrGIsTEUu3n urur ~

Mr. N Ida Baker ''t N.."
Farmers Tel. oui,.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

SNoWSHoEs MAKE FINE NNNS
gift \ fun line. an sizes from rhild
four TO adults, order now. Also re-
pair work done. Charles liulWay.
Scion. lW -
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RIFLE - CtJGE Long. WOULD
cost ne~ about S1D.hu. Would sell Tor
fa.50 Perfect condition. W. \.
" Hides. care ot lndependenf-Eepofter.
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*+<+s++s**+s
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garage. good condition. big lot for
garden. located Arson, minutes TO-
Wooden and Pulp Mills IN Mad .9u.
Would take late model auto iu trade.
For further description. price term.
etc. write stating how much you could
pay down TO owner. ~ ShaVmut
". 30aton. MaSs. Ronm II ~ ~
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14

w 'VW"' Wi FTFs IWr I'd. II AW-
&IsSS IS; buggy $685. ice saw 81. lou-
SoEe -. OK yoke 81; Encyrl0pcdia
Briltaniea SO. King Surveyors Tran
sit 80 II b. Whipplc. Bingham.
tW5Qv
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AIsIr nEsELrnN,s TOA smnr ron

not NJ. $500. JOSEPH LI;NIEJ y.
II chestnut st. Skowhcglu iWj0'
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nnnsn MEIGnING ZOO POINI

sound, mic" worker. single or double.
VIII sell or exchange for stock or colts.
" - Hodgkius. Norridgewoek. \ e.
Phone G-28. tt43
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\ MAN TO SAW Am -,

woods For further parfIa#IIy{'5 me
!, Scion. Tout
MN
Iea MACHINE OPERATIONS on NJ,
ebauin 70 dri inarn TO operaf sriadtN
and bufting and a large Xariatl Poi. rms hihs
tory work. Able bodied mn IN. ~ lac.
81 and A. desired. No IaEd. oet~eeH
Can or write for application e .aolhle
ment Office. The New neparias.' '4 Ily
featuring CO. Bristol. Com NAM.
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enough for a footcr at ouc-hlIf the
price You would pay al stores y
second hand fur coat rilht sIz" for
medium sized man. \ wonderful 'rei~
Ia bear and coon skin M,ilu rou,.
=. II. Bartlett. Pei Madison Ave-. SNur-
htEdn. .NIue
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nEGIsTEnED HEREFORD

mi bIooded WHO ana N0rrod R0Ck
eocEerels and ninc handsome shoats
weighing from 81 TO 100 d.. y. b
Goughln. Anson Box 81 iWj0'
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\ BARREL OF GREENINGs. NO.
good eating variety of apples. Starks,
Northern Spies. or something of the
sort These must be packed and de-
livered ut the American Express Office
In Skowhegan. Please write me what
yon have and the price. II. r. Patten.
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COnLING TANN FOR CAsOLENE

w Xix L. = ND SI.bkNs ia
Fred g., Pooier. Locust Street. SHOW
hogan. Telephone 172. tf29
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DRY SLAB WOOD Mi SAWED
stove wood length. - load deliver
ed Peter Barricault 80 Hanover ST.,
Skowhegan. lvl3'
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BIER printing stamp, Your name and
rdelible inning pad. complete outft by
nail soc Independent Reporter Co. tao
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lO.e DORT rom nONDSTTI

iD-- DoHi Fot IL no NDS1IR ~ ~
condition. i. G. Moore, Tcl 3d. Mad
ison Agent for the BORT -Four * Six
cylinder Motor cars. 2W1u
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LADi'S oooNsKIN cOAT. I>aUInn


49, model. in perfect CONDITIONS 20
epe sZe viii take S10 cash Drop ia
foGitrY Farm, bingham 2W5oF
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Y ~ 7 II 881UfFIIfsI II =. FtFsII
'orkerel aud siN i. J. Poi hons. Also
.aad ashes AID Gallon al can. Mrs
Ellen GoNef. 50 Water 81 tfl-
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Also hay MARI. nine years old, weight
Dun lbs one colt seven months old
" " Tozier StoWhegau X T. y
4Wl3e
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ONE AND TWO HORSE DOUBLE
| sleds, sleighs, double runner pungs.
! Write stating price and description in
| first letter. Charles \. stevens. H.
/ Main St, Pittsfeld. 4wi7
, 1922-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Meredith and
family moved up from the West
ranch to the Dickinson place last
week. Fl
Mike Fisher was over from Wag-
onhound Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Sederlin, who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis in Lara
mie, 10 getting along fine and soon
expected home.
Richard Hastings and Eddie Fir
pula OF Milo were in Friday after the
mail.
Misses Lemphia and Mamie and
Ida Ollikkli moved back to their
home in Basin last week.
Lloyd Young. tho Peters shoe
man. was doing business with the Elk
Mountain Trading Co. Friday.
Winfield Scott and Ben Cook OF
Medicine Bow were visitors Friday,
F. r. Schoen wa in Saturday from
his ranch after the mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Quealy OF Pass
| Creek Basin were visitors in Elk
Mountain Monday.
James Gabbott of the U. l.. ranch
was a visitor Saturday.
Lincoln Veitch of Milo was II
shopping Saturday evening.
I Mrs. H. Doherty and daughter
Kathiren, left Tuesday for Medicine
Bow, where they will visit Mr.. anC
Mrs. Arthur Cheesbrough.
Mrs. John Quealy and baby. Mis-
Kathleen Werthiem and Mr.. JOSEPH
Evans went to Hanna Sunday morn
ing.
Fred Hansen and John Evans lef
Saturday for Leo, Shirley Basin, OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Collins ant
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs ant
children. of Hanna, visited Mrs
Sarah Dickinson Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Reese and son, Toni,
Reese. Mrs. VIM. Dickinson, Mrs
Campbell, Of Hanna, visited at tn,
John Doliing ranch Friday after
noon.
, 1922-06-01
ee
8 ELK MOUNTAIN .

Mrs. Tom Taylor visited Mrs. VIM.
Carr Sunday.
MFR. and Mrs. Chas. Orion and Bud
Herman were up from the Herman
ranch Saturday after supplies for the
ranch.
Misses Marie Glad. Emma Hansen,
Elsie Anderson and Mr.. John Ander-
son we're visitors In Hanna and Med
ic:ne Bow Monday.
Olaf Meyers was in from the Sed-
erlin ranch Friday.
Dave West made a trip into Hanna
Sunday. coming back the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henry and
children came In from the station
Friday. returning Saturday.
Bill S~odergreen. John Anderson.
and daughter Josephine. came down
from Milo Saturday after the mail
and supplies.
MIR. and Mrs. Mike Quealy. from
the Home ranch. were Elk Mountain
visitors Sunday.
Miss Kate boiling came in from
the ranch Saturday after the mail.
Mr.. John Quealy left Friday for a
few days visit I'VE north.
Perry Skiver. Percy Waghorn and
Jay Johnson went into Hanna tc
take in the picture show.
Archie Skiver was a visitor Sat,
urday night.
Joe Evans took Otto Turine and
Bill Evans up to Saratoga Thurs
day. where Bill and Otto will join
the tie drive.
Sidney Skiver was down from tho
ranch Sunday.
Geo. and James Quealy and San
Siltamaki came in from the ranch
Saturday night.
Edna and Marguerite Herman came
up from the Brooks ranch Wednes.
day after the mail.
Helen Veitch walked down from
the Skiver ranch Wednesday after
the mail.
Carl Schoen made a trip into Han.
ma Sunday.
f. f. Skiver was a visitor in Elk
Mountain last week.
Leonard Filpula and Leo Sanvick
came in from Milo Saturday.
Edgar West was in from the
ranch Friday.
Evan Veitch was in from Milo
Friday after supplies for the John
Veitch ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Filpula visited
Mrs. Frank Maxi last week.
John Cheesbrough and Jim Reedy
were in from the Cheesbrough ranch
Saturday.
, 1922-06-01
MOONSHINE CONSUMERS
"FLIRTING WITH DEATH"
CARL JACKeON.S WARNING

Few people realize that In drink
'moonshine' and many Of the So
called bonded whiskies' that are
now being put ON the market by IN
~scrupulous b~ootleggers. that they
are flirting with DEATH" said Carl
Jackson. Federal Prohibition Dr.
rector for Wyoming.
During the past few months pract-
ically every bottle Of the so-called
bonded whiskey' which has come
into the possession of the Federal
authorities in Wyoming has proven.
upon analysis. to be nothing but q
cheap grade Of moonshine. doctored
up and contained in bottles bearing
fake revenue stamps. These Whistles
have invariably been found to con-
tain from 4 to 8 per cent fusel oil,
which fusel oil Is n OF the most
deadly poisons known. A great
many Of the moonshiners who make
this filthy stuff are under the i'm
preston that they can eliminate this
fusel oil from their product by q
process of liberation. How wrong
this supposition is can be illustrated
by a test that was made by one OF
the chemists of this department re-
Gently.
A quantity of some Of this ~so-called
bonded whiskey' which has been
seized in a raid was tested by this
government chemist and it was
found to contain 5.8 per cent fusel
oil. This same whiskey was treated
and filtered three times; once
through wood charcoal. one through
bone charcoal and once through
blood charcoal. At the completion
, 1922-06-01
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

U. 8. Land Office. Cheyenne.
Wyoming. Serial O3lO13.N Notice of Of
fer of coal land for lease. Notice 10
hereby given that pursuant to the act
of February Is. 1920 (41 Stat, 437)
and the regulations Hereunder. ap.
proved April /, 1920 (circular 679).
the Secretary of the Interior has, OF
the petition Of Alba F. Sprague, des-
ignated a coal leasing unit No. 80
Wyoming No. II. and directed offef
for lease the following described
land comprising $40 acres, to-wit:
All Sec. %, T. 20 N, R. IS w, 9Th
P. M. Wyoming. Lease of said unit
will be made at a royalty Of 10 cent?
per ton, a minimum investment re-
quirement Of $4,000 during the firsl
three years of the lease. a minimum
tonnage requirement of 5000 tons per
annum commencing with the fourth
, 1922-06-01

year Of the 3oaoe aNA et&0rwfs9 uab
stanttaIiy In seeesdanss with Ghs
lease form ut ost In parsgrapA 70
of the said regulations. 0atd llasa
VIII be sold 1t pubic auction at ekfl
cffiee On the terms Set forth to the
qualified bidder offering the hfkAest
bonus on the 10TH day Of JUDY, fe14.
ut 10 o'etOek'a. m. Any and al per.
sons having adverse or confrIeftng
claims to aaid land or sny Fart
thereof are hereby notified that tney
should file on or before
1922. their protest or obJectton
against the granting OF q reaRe for
said land. otherwise such claims may
be disregarded in granting such
lease. MART 7. CHRISrENBEN,
Register. First publications. May n.
1882. Fifth publication June n,
1893.
, 1922-06-01

of this test 1t was found that the
fusel oil content was the same as II
had been before treatment, 5.8 per
cent. Thus 1t VIII be seen that no
process which ia available to the
moonshiner will prove effective in
riding the product of their illicit
stills from this most deadly poison.
ANY person who drinks this stuff IL
not only running q chance of getting
an overdose of this poison which
would u instant death, bat 10
also taking a chance Of getting just
q sufficient amount of 1t to cause
blindness. defective mentality. or
other numerous ailments which re-
salts from the Introduction of this
poison into the system. The public
is cautioned against the continued
use Of this poisoned whisky.
, 1922-06-01
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
ORGANIZE. AT CASPER

Organization of a Young Mems
Republican club to function until
the close Of the fall campaign was
perfected at an enthusiastic meeting
in Casper attended by Republicans OF
prominence from over the state, ad-
dressed by A. d. Kelly Of Cheyenne.
The officers elected were H. B.
Durham, president; c. A. Porter,
first vice-president: Chas. A. Cullen,
second vice-president; H. B.. Hasel-
mire, secretary, and w. J. Bailey,
treasurer.
, 1922-06-01

STAMPED goods at Rawlins Va
riety Store. 5-25-6-1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-12
FEW TAXPAYERS TO
PROTEST ASSESSMENT

Less than haN a dozen taxpayers
OF the county complained to the
county board OF equalization during
the session which adjcnrned Satur-
day Billy Humphrey assessor anf
secretary or the board The board
will meet again on June rs TO take
up other complaints IL thefs are any.
While several complaints were
made In writing. The taxpayer ald
not appear and these will be In
vestiga,ed when the board meets
again. As whole those who COM
plalned were easily satisfied and
dismissed their protest when mat
tiers were explained 70 item in de-
tail. he assrts.
This is q complement 10 Assessor
Humphrey and Is an indics'Ion thar
his assessment Of property. as :
whole, is very satisfactory and fair
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MI. lsOtDS lead 10
HARVEST FIELDS NDsv

All roads lead ~ she hafyeH flpld
IN the central ama northwestern part
" the state, according III GIL sfxr ".
TurAer ~ the n \. f'aspluYmeai asr.
vice who wax IN Guthrie she latter
pagi IL the week Tlsat thees w,'I
b. ! surplus cannot be predicted TOR
registration over the state sanv.
few men seeking shla eafs ~ ors-
ploymcnt Negroes sra barr.a n
many "a thr ficlds, he said, assi tAis
VII ieAvc rocm lcr A Errs. number
~ shite men.
AfcoridnS 10 Information received
At ire rhamber ~ Commerce an.
anyment bureau that state " neal
lisiis outside Labor OF any. and ,hrs
4 most gratifying, the rspou uA-
AVlis Wheat harvest will bslin
Abuat Juno ~ and In aone pans ss
iAi. NV Juna 2S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-12
mrs. CiiAs. II. filSO<
CALLED IN DEATH

pefh r.alua AIra, Charles n vi.
s"n Al ii4a o'clock today efser an
lIineaa ct two wouka following an
unsuccessful operation Mrs, Ealuun
had been IN .ha n q hospital here
since the operation raaesNl sofsiees
@lr be announced lister
The decreased WAS she vile 81 chAs.
n rtson. national hauk cxamtner
snd the Hast territorial SECRETARY of
state. SIC Leases husband and
TWO aons. Karl and Theodore, all az
WHOM 1--we in Guthrie She was a
splendid motherly woman and was
loved and honorea BY isrgo circle
~ fiicads both ia Guthrie and
throughout thu state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-12

inne hfsaes are laa'nlus strong THIS
year. The marriage license fNeuFd Fef
ghla month Allaa fair NJ nseNed AnY
Jana IN frevnt yeara a'Anae lls~nAaA
vera is#uea aincr ssAsaFdAs John "
Wh1sslef. - ~ iiuyntoa and lsssHsah
wynnnK n ~ sllilwnsess Fred z
esehuncker. 10 ~ oklahons city ana
Faye & isSofiesd ~ % colanshas
slenfy G. Anderson "a ana Ess May
Amna " "a tangWsons fphfplsn ssss
liuxer n and fslalA t,l,la'nsraef " "a
Orlando sleuFKa ruFaer, ag ana laura
Wright IA N aseraiAni Isua9e a
u lbnala. n and Ntn'iA I'a's0H ~ ~
Oklahoma citys . " Patterson 81 ~
Oklahoma city aud lda Maria hsFhy,
a., Edmond. u Chandler ~ am
Nina nolink, ~. " ,snlhtls.