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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-05-13
RAIL MEN OUTLINE
| IDEAS FOR HARDING
Preservation of Present Condi
( tions Urged in Statement
of Policy.

Six statements proposed for submits
sion to President Harding at his con
ference with railway executives in the
White House May 90. when It is be-
lieved rate reductions will be discussed
were made public last night by the com
mittse on current activities of the Rail
way Business Association. comprising
manufacturers of railroad supplies. The
statements follow;
J. Whether current business and
agricultural recovery is to continue
or TO prove another false hope de-
ponds upon the preservation of the
conditions which have brought the
recovery.
2. There is one sure way to in
ter-upt the recovery. That would be
for the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion and the Labor Board to act In
dependertly of each other in wage
and rate adjustments.
3. What candidates for reelection
have most TO apprehend is unemploy-
ment Of labor
4. To preserve the independence OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
from political pressure Will in the
long run ghi,. more credit for candi-
dates than boasts that its independ-
ence has been broken down by them.
8. Rate adjustments by negotiations
between shipper and carrier should
be kept free from political pressure.
S. The paramoun,ry OF the public
interest needs to be impressed upon
the members of the Labor Board.
Signing the letter were S. G.. Allen
New York. vsce-chairman of the Lima
locomotive Works; ]. Il. Gavin, Lima
)hic. president of the Ohio Stee
foundry Company, and A. III. Mulliken
Chicago, president of the Pettibone
MullilSen COMPANY.
A reduction in railroad freight rates
before a downward revision of wage:
would be a mistake according to a letter
hat the committee on current activitie.
II the Railway Business Association
cent yesterday to it's president. Alba r
Johnson. The committee recommend:
hat the letter be transmitted to Presiden
Harding and to the Railway Executives
The association is an organization O.
BUSINESS men who sell supplies to thu
ailroads.
There must be reductions" says tn
etter. but .f rate reduction were mad
before the labor adjustment it would b.
temporary and partial because every
Iody would know it was to be followed
~ another after the labor board shoult
let. Transactions would be held vi
waiting for stable prices. Such a re
iuction would be blind as to the futur
'abor cost, hence the railroads woul'
be plunged back into uncertainty re
,arding their net income and this woult
relax the vigor of their purchasing"
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oner Conversion Privilege.

Howard Elliott, chairman of the
Northern Pacific Railway. and T.. T.
Nichols. vice-president Of the Great
.yorthern Railway. issued yesterday no
ice that those companies had exer-
ied the right to redeem on July q all
iorthern Pacific-Great Northern joint
fifteen year 6ls per cent. convertible
ionds outstanding at 103I2 and accrued
interest. After July q interest on the
,onds will cease. Holders OF the bonds
should present them for redemption
md payment on or after July q TO j.
,, Morgan e Co. According to inden-
lure under which the bonds were issued
The holders Of the joint convertible 6lss
may convert them into the Northern
Pacific's refundng and improvement
mortgage 6 per cent. bonds of series B.
due, on July !, 2047, at any time up 70
and including July u.
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Chicago & NV
15-yr 6lzs 1928
1921
Chicago & " w
gen avs 1887
1......76
5......T5l2
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eral of Massachusetts. and by Conrad
W. Croker. representing minority
committee of the stockholders of the
Boston and Maine.
L. G. auckland. vice-president and
general counsel for the New Haven,
uncer examination by Moorfie.d Storey
of Boston. attorney for the railroad,
testified that the acceptance OF the de-
cree of 1913 had been forced on the New
Haven. New financing was In progress
when the Government began its anti
trust suit and the bankers who were to
undertake the financing advised the New
Haven directorate that controversy
with the Government at that particular
time would prove fatal. The New Haven
thus was faced, Mr.. Buckland said. with
the alternative of consenting to the dis
solution decree or bankruptcy.
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New York City Barnsdall Corp Chi & Eas
O.. A Ka

1.....I003a
ais May1954
l...... 30
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Ajax Rubbe
So 1919

IS 1886
S.....1023
Alas Gold Min
deb A Is 1925
4...... 9
Alas Gold Min
deb b IS 1925
1...... 3
Albany & Sus
LIST 3l5s 1915
1. 81
Amer Ag Chem
rlle 1QA1
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the City of New York.
Nassau & Pine SITS.

To the Shareholders
of The Hanover National Bank
OF the City of New York:
Notice is hereby given that a special meet
ing Of the shareholders OF this Bank has
been called and will be held at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, on Tuesday. the sixth day OF June.
1922, at the banking office Of The Hanover
National Bank of tie City OF New York.
corner of Nassau and Pine Streets. Manhat-
taf City Of New York. to vote upon the
following resolution
RESOLVED. that. under the provisions
OF the Act of May 1. 1886, the Capital
Stock Of this Association be increased N
capital 5000. 900. Said increase shall be
made by a stock dividend from the un-
divided profits OF the Bank, and to vote
upon such other matters as may properly
be brought before said meeting.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM f. CABLE. JR.. Cashier
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Heinz Bonds Called.

The ii. J. Heinz Company has called
for redemption on June ] all its out
standing ten year per cent notes. due
on November /. 1880. at 1041a and in
terest. An offering Of $S.O00.000 of
them was made in November. 1920. at
e45.
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Notice Is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
has made application for the renewal OF
certificate No. s for ten 1O) shares or the
stock OF the Gulph Mills, corporation or
the State OF Pennsylvania. the same having
been lost or destroyed. HENRY T.. NC
KENNEY, 1910 Thomas ST.. New York CITY.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

YOU will please note that the partnership
heretofore existing between o. c. Irwin. G.
NJ Rose and II. 7. Snyder, under tile name
of Irwin, Rose e. Snyder. has this day by
mutual consent been dissolved. May I. W..
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

MEETING. Stockholders Ailtsen Realty and
Construction Co. will be held May y, 3 80
p M at T02 Madison ave. TO authorize sale
OF properties now owned by same.
O. II. HEBERT. Secretary.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. May 12.-Trading was quiet and
prices irregular in the Stock Exchange to-day.
Quotations follow
Bar silver. 35lsd. an ounce.
Bar gold. 93s. I'd.
Money, ~ per cent.
Discount rates: Short bills, ~ per cent:
three months bills. 2isd2ss per cent.
2ik per cent. consols, 5Sh
British per cent. war loan, e9M.
British "a per cent. war loan. 96A.
DE Beers. 11ss.
Rand Mines, rs.
PARIS. May 12.--rrices were heavy In the
Bourse to-day. Quotations follow:
Francs. Cent.
3 per cent rentes. ........ - N
Exchange on London. ........... ~ ~
per cent. loan. - ~
United states dollar.........,.... 10 eJn
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BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

y. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
To the following prices accrued interest
Is to be added:
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICI.
PAL, BONDS.
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STATE = & % Bss bank do '0'nny swear that the above
S ay g uS S Queens sssa County
! Seal o oisHs Ne. 3 ~ Rsgsgs
oeuvs,-Aa~ E S $SsfSSa hDcr Director"
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOLK. VA.-Seaied proposals will be
received here until IL M, May 16. 1922 and
then opened for removing the wreck of the
sailing ship Maria Borges," sunk In Hamp
ton Roads. Va. Further Information ON APP
plication.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be opened by the
Supt OF Lighthouses. Staten Island, y. y.
. D. M. June IL, 1922, for sale Of Morgan
Point Lighthouse Reservation at entrance to
Mystic River. Noanls. Conn. area about two
acres. Information on application.
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Elk DIVIDEND TABLE.
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Fay
Record. able
International Cotton Mills. o..
pf., N.75 ,!.........,......Ma IS June
Keystone National Bank, OK
ira, 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ------ ------
& o OF ohio, a.. 50. ........May &c July 1
Standard o OF Ohio. extra. f1,May 20 July
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Loans and dis
counts. includ-
ingrediscounts,
acceptances OF
other banks.
An d foreign
bills OF ex-
change or
draftssold with
| ndorsem emit
OF this bank. {
Acceptances Of
o : HI err banks
discounted
Customers la
biltty account
OF acceptAnces
OF this bank
purchased or
discounted by
IL
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THE Broadway National Bank OF Buffalo.
located At the City of Buffalo, In the state
Of New York, Is closing Its affairs. All nots
holders and other creditors of the assocfa.
tion are, therefore. hereby notified TO pre-
sent the notes and other claims Tor paymsn]
Dated January 20. 1922.
JOHN A. STACHOwIAK. Cashier.
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THE Amherst National Bank OF Bnffals.
Of New York, Ii closing Its affairs All
note holders and other creditors OF the as
present the notes and other claims for pap
ment.
Datsd January co.. 1922.
6. j. URBANsKI. Cashier.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.
Revenue receipts and expenditures at the

Special Q
ycrkHe Bureau
washinr d. c.. ~.
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st l. g. . r Rh
adj d 1855
st 4 * 8 II Ky
inc An IQfn

Sc l. Southwest
LIST Is so
.7Sl2
st j. Southwest
I'd As 1889
L.. .c7ia
st l. Southwest
IS 1852
1..t6. 80
st l. South west
con IS 1882
1......75la
rs
OF Paul a. DuI
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onA EEP POI II OF coSDITToS
The National Park Bank
of NeInY York

May
REsoURCEs
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PARIS, May 12.--rrices were heavy In the
pour.e to-dav Ouotations follow.
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PSI nsy1vania
- Ala A lQdl
l......fHi2
Pere MHruuet
A b 1886
.s....bt
Philadelphia 90

Pierce OIL 8 (
deb 81 1891
.99aa
= y q n st l.
81 A 1870
4......o7ai
I......e1o BE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
FIRE PREVENTION CLOWN
iNsTRuCTs JUMPING
JACK DELIGHTS THE
KIDDIRs WHILE TEACH.
INC THEM SAFETY FIRST

said. lfom stirring up q pile -
lugumg leaves Is ile ysrd * her
h0ur
Mr Rogers depuiaed all of
ibe children a. fare marshals and
told them to tel their isfhers b
eltaa the ehimuey> on the 'hut
day 81 school II soar father
refuses % clean up the chimney
sn this da,. bcne fire marshal.
whal viii xun do with hint 90
which the children readily an.
swere1. Arrest him Chin
news should b. examined fer &C..
letts every wear Mr Roger, said
Mothers Mop Blamed
Mother = mop came n for is
share 81 Indictment by the clown.
who Illustrates with d flashlighf
~ explosive how one 81 these
mops filled with oil stored in a.
Dark closet under ihe steps.
causes spontaneous combustion
Tell your mother thar after She
finishes mopping the floors to
sipre the mop n a iia hpekei out
of doors. the speaker iold the
children.
Ar Roger. wiuds up nis stunt
hY giving some valuable uforma
tion ceueerniug how ie act when
one i ia fire 81 hls clothing
hes hecome icniied Roll your.
SELF 10 q blanket on the floor or
ground but never run. be ad
msnishcs "lf you can't find a
blanket roll slowly en the vrouud
without H In ease chad's
clothing breaks mi n Flames.
pse a quantity 81 flour instead
of water 20 ettinguish the
flames
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Schools Aid In
Red Gross Drive

"fhruugh the aid ~ the school
children q Guthrie and tho county iho
Red Gross office sent out during iho
past week over five thousand lear
lcts and other literature telling 81 the
No,s {, the chapter ahd Nr, uefr
pday
Each shool teacher throughout iha
mnl districts a. well o. Ia the towns.
and each member ~ the Federated
Farm womens clubs We're reached m
this way. 80 that practically every
home IN the county knows what tho
Rcd crots has been doing
The school children also disirib-
uied the posters and standards dls-
played ln the store windows. Far aos
eral days the Red Cross office was an
exceedingly bpsy place with the work
of compiling and sorting literature.
addressing stamping and Milling on
Nelopos and a special room VAS sat
aside for the boys and girls fnom tho
schools who volunteered their aerv.
Ices. Tho following group composed
The workers BILLY Altman. Ethel
Deer. Edna Ray Ruth ITockaday.
claad Crews, GLADYS Drawn. Irops
Stevens, Viola knoebel Gene Frlsble.
chappeIl coff Lyle Austin. Harold
Moore Dale Moore. Oral Douglas
RAYMOND collIngsworih. and philip
Anderson Already the work il bear
ing fruit The morning mail brough,
the news that LaBelle School near
cashion with Miss Esther Helm AZ
teacher Il the first school 10 organ
ibe aa Junior Rcd Cross and Mr.
Harry =. Smith u Nauna. the frat
member u the Farm women's clabs
TO respond to the Roll Can with two
memberships
The chapter hereby thanks he
boys and girls Of the schools for their
splendid spirit of service"
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NAUGHTY. NAUGHTY, ~
PLAY u STOPPED

htfAlev CAL Nev iC liandrsds
who bad phnned 10 wtuesu pay
enihled - - TsnaeliY 20 the
University q CailfofnA campus last
nieht esre exchanged a their ticsts
To-day lor ne money hey had "a
pended FOR them. The boafd ~
regsuts hallod ne prodactlon a. the
eleventh hour en the gnuna that
30 did ne conform q the whole
somfneas necessary % campus
production
The principal objection concern.
"a p sssna wAerc matl and
femaia character spoon 10 cafe
while Quafting what panoata to
hs ohsmpagne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
Another Strike On
Santa Fe Threatens

ualaf hai aha ~ll al laaaf sar,.
~, - a.,.. ~. ....
49,. ..s. - +a..,e....
a., s.s,as. 80 .,.t - ~
hos bsla h..s b. m,eh
ti...,.f ...t !. .s t..t
ths ualtsst .ala. * oess =,
s.w. other ,ein.s ana ~ n...
bra. "a .sar .hs,- h.v. Nat. 49,.
eslf.r. hs.f iii ..4 t... snt
mst n snsnins.,s
ar.t
.,
49,, s
49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

N''N''Ns''
letter heatln4 the Aps@i'a'+H Hsa#
atufo pi " = lAi'fiseA' af'f''A'l
irensif,f q ne m''hin's's en''"
ga ihe hahia ~ Ni'i ~ "A's'
htief Nf Patterson aamta N''t'a'
has been niaa fah'' hf II
t'i'fa y pfN4N"A a'f'sf ~ '''
santa ~ system :" ha 'iN
s'"frN'h'r l' fN' '.'''f - 'r &
AisnlA'f4A'' Na''I '
aa"f $500 " At ''A'iN''N
i'li'Na - p''
lhf 'h ''a ''' A'Ai N +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
! whsiiy dlsaprrcvs 81 wha; you
say and will cefens 70 the death your
right 10 cay lt.--voltalrs 20 Hslvetiua



The following letter was received
~ Sheriff Robertson from Kansas
City and was addressed 20 -Kmxed
BOARD care cf sheriff The fellow
Who wrote the letter sent i about ~
weeks 100 so7n according 20 Robert
son.
Merriam. Kan., Nov fa-sDear Au
klnscd board am wriung yon this
letter to inform YOU o. ny wife Mr.
Cassie Lewis who is nov in your town
o' Guthrie. Oklahoma. leff home q
month ago and have rive lot ~
trouble THIS summer 7 vent 10
Stroud. Oklahoma and r0i her once
and can prove 9, ~ shenr Mac
knight n Stroud. Oklahoma Z am /,
bard working man end trying 10 40
What - right and I can prove Il 81 =
man At stroud Oklahoma. hls name is
y J johnson and believe YOU an
"ill DO the right thing ~ me when
she left home. she were 4 brown dress
Tith a ~ids plaid stripe and dark
bdipe coat with a coon skin collar and
dark velvet bat trimmed with red
vita a big red bor n front. and
oro~n Tan slippers and brown hose.
when she left home that q wha, she
wore viii ceme 20 a eiose hoping
you al vii find her and send her
home for me l. yoa please from Mr..
James Lewis r. n. ] Dor $50. Mer-
Ran. Kans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
Farm Women
Are Active

iabe;tle club viii meet Friday A.
ternoon SIX miles west and two miles
south oi Nayina The afternoon will
BE- devoted 70 poultry debate.
Naylna club will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs Howard.
springcreek club vii meet this al
ternoon with Mrs Roy Wentworth.
These clubs are all considering
srall fruit pFoductlon IN commalitv
plans and NJ. y g Moorlng the
specialist Of A. and NJ. college Is in
logan county this week 70 work vith
tie county home demonstration agent
on this project
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

'N7aid ust stand u9f ED ara eas
forced 80 efY oHi lftm lntsusa
pain. wftss ilonfy Williams
Iafklo Mnalsua. The doctors sNd
had inflsmallan ~ toe bladder
and an operation vaa neeesasrf
Tried Folss Kidney plns ara lm-
proved az ence iladfsr and kiineY
troubles dfmand prompt tftA mfni
folfy kldnes riils aist quick r..
uef Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

Remember tht nrmeaa hau
raanhssislng te Nstenhsr ssth
has tcAes ffsm iaa bois shea
lhey see goa The proeefds viN
50 towards hmish|ns ,htr rsaKs
and inf o'hsr tAiaes nfsdsd hf lhe
Or nghtsrs The danea w4a hs ln
lhe A o a. " han snd ths usus
erehssiu an furnish ,he mps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
WEATHER ORANGES

CAUSE SICKNESS
fs'rfme ohanees 81 w,ather dm
ing Fan oauaa many cold, and
coughs For quick relief from
ihfoa' eheet and bronchial tfauhi
courhs eolds and group usc FntyH
lionfy and Tar Coutiins IS aplaiFs
-infrfdlsnis printed rn fhu ufsn
per lArHfs' sflilns talfh m Az
cine IN the world Sold everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

ANYTHING go IT'S a FIRE
on. haze ai~ays lAsd crate fssa
nu. NV upon my soul.
! think rntf any frss great
could g. slme frai
ciaelnha8 En0a.tf
Crate tres sfe ehtsffai : confess.
And see have been ieli
rtla usi nsnts sefY irua I rifss
Crate tires ars alvays csltd
Ngpafk 1ohlel Advocate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
SPECIAL AGADoEAR oF STIFF
LEATHER FOR uoOTTR3

New York. Nov ie The par
aphernalla which will b. ussd Ia
ihe Columbia Dartmouth football
game nox saturday include 9
special hoadgosF ~ sliff ltaihsr
fiitfd with eyeglasses
Ths wearer viii BE- Fd Fischer
tackle on the Columbia eleven xh9
lays claim 20 the distinction - bs
ing ihe only eolIegista athlete ia
The country who engages ia ths
gaulle game of roothali riih ne
asalstauee % eyseiassss t1shsr.
whose sleht has failed Kratly IN
the Lass year was star on iaat
sessions freshman team.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

ooMs persons are subject 10 frs-
quent colds. vhfie 0.hfrs seldom. /,
ever. have Geld. You viii find
nat The latter tsks good car. n
fhtmseifss ThsY tai. = shower Or
eeid sponrs bah svfry day in =
sarm room. AVOID over heated
rooms. sleep vifh . window open os
partly open. avoid s1cesses. over
fstinr. becoming Over heatsd aud
then chilled and setting fhs fast
vet Thy. when they feei the nrst
i'dicat'on q cold. 'hey take chem
berisins ccugh Remedr without
delay and g j. soon over.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

y suffered IN IN. extreme from
chronic catarrhal coughs writes
n. o. Kelley. Orlando. Fia. "Foleys
Honey and Tar has no equal In
fhiek relieving ihis disagreeable az
niciion." Folty's Honey and Tar
contains no opiates - ingredients
printed on The wrapped. Sold eycry-
where.
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Norlcr ID suRscRIaERs

n she event ~ delivery beias iT-
D rfsct. OK paper beng rolled twist
ed or mutl2ted. subscribers are
urged 4 MAKE immediate COMPLAIN
70 ne business Office IN pen2n. By
telephone og mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
CLASSIFIED WANTS

frn rrenslty Is hns hsed ina
rross ar psy laath tdHefs Rlnsfs
Rsssfys nspesit Gofrtfa. ttas
Cahiofu4 street. nuVtr colorado
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

An aEenne of tree, connecting the
ei'iss of Winston salem and Hirh
p-int : 70 te planted by the womsn's
Cub Of Winston salem - memorial
9 ihe soldiers o. Fersyth County.
North Carolina. Who served IN the
World War.
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EtNf1HFINnF q UUIlIIH - NIncfaI
Interest are lntitfi .sp editor 70
sefsfs the righi ta hiue rsns.i
vhcre Communications t4t-sd ts0
suuls
Writing must he ierihlc ana ~
eue tifie ~ rsper nniFs an tlss wi
be discarded.
Anonymous Communication win
noi he printed Aane ana sddraes
rrsi he given rnhlifsnian n
fhe Leader - fhe Views rxureasa,i
Publication - : letter Z nog "a
name viii be wiihheil nn reqara'
- fersrdea - m fndofsflnent tv
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A TEXAS WONDER

fof kldugy and bladder 2oahls
gravel vcak sad lame back, fheuma-
tism. irregularities u ne kid-
teYs and bladder Regulates bladder
irouhlss ln chlldFsn. u not sold bY
druggists mail siss Small bosils
often enfe Send faf sworn issllman.
lals. Dr b " llall. 1sss Olive Street.
a. Loula. No.
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rouon Luck

For ne poor working gfl
Ny hesrt viii pity surely ailrs.
She spent so much fsr her silk hoas
She has 10 wear her LAST gsar :
hose
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16
ATTORNEY
WANT ADvERrisEMENTs

wan, advertisements n the Lead
er must De IN she oface hy twelve
oolocq 4 CLASSIFICATION is desired.
Classified ads are cash. except
where parties have regular accounts
;, the lsa4sr office The leader
collecsors have experienced so much
trouble in locating many. parties
Who have rhcned wants. thar 4
+ necessary 10 iRycke the oash-ln-
advance system. eacep where reg
u'sr accounts are maintiiued
Memoranda q what is wanted OF
for sale" etc. may be lefi AZ he
Leader bus ness office end same
vii b. converted into form ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

M tnd Nrs Gean0s NeGnfaf
have ~ arnsi frem sist Ca o.
In ma Ot5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

Fred b-rzel s.. S = truck gard
ner q parts. IN fact he is almos,
~ succts'ful a. a gardnar a. be
~ a. grocer and thats saying a
monthfni. Fred has fresh vegs-
iablss growing IN hts garden
cnspy lettuce. onions and radish
and he is not seiflsh because he
gives his trade chsuce 70 have
fresh vegetables. home grown, in
the opsn: the gresnsiuff is OF. sale
Il bis thriving store. Fred tske@
dshshs in keeping IN his store the
very frtshssi and best of evsrythlne.
q sou don't believe it call and see.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-16

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