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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
BEAD T-ls PIECE AND
SAVE YOUR PENNIES

wasAlsgsoa. Seal whsn =
GENES 70 glrlaE service cAslp.y. yca
cant AsAi TIE svo-os1; postage
stamp ne pos;otrcs department
believes
he E.i's rs1 seazrs VII zov
carry q isstsr vsiEA.z .zg one ounce
10 81 .0rarn countries ana 10 more
thar shss'1 posiotszo~s Z The Tai
ted S.Aiss The Ps.-AmsTi,a- pcs
a. conference. hsla a. B1enos Ares
las September. pui is approval
u7on iAe two-csni rate for foreign
nal and ;, IS shs bsllef = post
ofncs officials that il VI! soor .
universally Recognized n she west
ern hsmlsIAers
The two-cent rate Vas rui irsa
st.eci near ne cioss e last yeAr 70
Argtrilns. Brazl COSTA Rics. Ecsa-
dor gAmAloB lna Marfinicue on
Nnra Bsrznaa 4ns Haiii s,ines
tAs ranks. ard il NAy. SPAN and
her ra-o-iss Many Americans err
- Fusiiar five-csz; STAMPS q. let
isrs wheu only TO cents postage IS
required i Is stated * Tbs a..
G1Tsnent
he countries uiih wAseA sAs
Criiea STATES has tuo-csr; postage
rates are. A-EealaA Ba3.--as,
Baraa50s BsrnuaA Bolivia. BrAsa
Buush Gaisna British Houau-As
canada ColanAi1 Cnsta Rca.
CHA. nonlnioaa Rspablic Duteh
West Indies lAruha. Boaart. ca
-Hcao s. Eastazus S. M1-si-sl
fcuEacr GrsAs B-.1sr- Irehns.
Honduras. J1maica finelusi-r
Turls. caicos, cyEnan Esiarasl.
.sesvar1 lslzn1s fA-rruA Raranda
e kits o. = Ch-istoohe-. Nevis
A1Eul-lA. Doliuf1A- Asorrxer-z..
'irgs lslardsl Nz-zinigue Mexica.
Newfoundland New Zealand Mica
-iEun Fs-zns. Fe-u. sairndo-.
,tE.ghGL Chine. Sv.zin finciudirr
ht BsieGrie IslAn6s carnrr
siirts aod poxsessicrs O. the
Scrth Atriran ec2su TrrSdEa. To-
'sSo. Western Samoa. ws-drn-a 4
fla.3s. lCrsnssl. s. vinoert :
-urial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
CLIMBERS SEND POPE
R0Ck FROM EVEREST

Rc-s ses-- --Ths -s-hsx a.
ths Nczrt Ers-es; sr-es--r nsse
Ee1t e Rcrs Pms trzEns-f a. -ock
tro- ths hiEhss; pcs-f reached. 1hs
frzE-eni ls noz-fss un Al st,o-r
stznd. Decorated WI sllrs-. usts a.
s7Erzres l1=c-sr.io--
Tie PsPs- kizss,f az 1-Tsr5sl great
y E77-e<istss the - z-s hst ss-t 70
B--E Gs-e-zl B-ucs lss6s- e fAs e.
7s-itio-. ths sd -sL os his ro--
tifosr VIII Al SrioEzpA lsstsr <
lAk1kk. recs.iinr that whsn hs ~ss
siec-e1- TIE sx7e6if.o- ss-t IN co--
E-stzizti11s zc-essez . TIE Al
r.rist PV2s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

e. Ire nucoas linlne = ths Easfa cktnn
A~eA Nhen thls tlhe is incAruod yoa
pave rluf.-rE scarc 81 imperfect
heAr4ns An.ssk Nff lznAram4tica can
o. Fecuceo yc9r ks2Flag may be ds-
Elrcgcc farrNtf
% eA4t Nf CAIN Tor it-rid yoar syxtern
q C4iArrh or ne1 fness caGsed ~
Catarrh- HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
has ben suocessf1i in re treatment 81
NAtArrh fcr over fcrsy xe4rx
ASolt ~ an eregFists
y J. Cheney A co. TsIe1a. q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
AOOverTlO Free DACt!

support cf etueAtion-s million dof-
lara and akiiTs. acres 81 land ne
STATE constitution provides that
rreterence iA arNtsting these funds
skall bt given 70 first Mortgages ca
seed and ilproyt1 1arCi lands within
tfe state This kas net always been
dr1e. Farmers have been Promised
repeatedly t1At they wl4ld be gtvtr
TIE preference over those who DO net
farm. when arrlyilE for loans frcm
these f-EtS. This las not Always
bee1 tcne fhafl lrslst that invest-
nerts e TIE states permanent ec1-
c2ilcr4l .rd other fIrss te made
cn,y in farm ioAl- 20 pefsons Act1-
AltF tlE-Ef% ~ acan 20 tgCofDe ea-
r1rct 81 lie cultivation 81 the iaut
rErtEa gel AL loaus nQg held -
persons whose principal income -
not derived from farming vii he
called and collected when due u Is
irteierahlc that spec1laiors IN land
src-i1 ccHtiuls kzsarE acccss 70
state fuEts at FER cent VI en- actual
farmers must pay uuch hlgher rates
faA. 1s. lsrt 1l fN4M.ration q TIE
AFFAIRS q TIE Sc1cNi Lard DEPART
rrert Elch 80 careful investor
wcEll have rll1e before ha bought
a tErk cr q farm ioAn company.
VII net Aces q as fi-Al an1 complete
The rerturctrry political a1-its r1Ade
~ ftf rrfrert state examiner and IN
sqertcr. wticl ccncsai rl1re tt2A fhey
reveal as 20 TIE tr-Q state q Affairs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
Goodbye Boi|s!.



A hc1 n q ruluxno-vr- t.-,< -
G GUcE III 90 prlsuns cnf 60.
ncE CT t-to a hu1 ngu k-<e
ao--l1r - g-N - earz-uT n~-
cc-pas.sT ~ lne use &C SIS c,s
81 c,e El1Ee r.s~sr<l klnc1-cisHn<<.
Drw1 . scsDc4 GES has fsact
ths tsxf e e-s -<s r<w-- q -
Er-c1e--s 70 .rE--w1-ered - Er.h-
cr1ces - -e11ra-G anr-n1s~-.x rrs
EArz-re<c - - pzrsy vsEsfahla
EEt1 Ct = clszrr cns sf1r e r<z-
rae2 Ss-tz. bttrhex earkhessa rr~a
rrz<--A -1EA a. c-ker Eftr e--z- -.11R
- ce hloce f-zl-srt<s wHtrA go
P1<1z2cE@ Czkez c1e k1ooe ~ k1x
r-s tz11s ~ lst razh II h.ans ~
E4-E-ar1z-s new kzoos c<A-<hxru
&c 6 - s>Cscx 8 8 9 s sote -
- crzE k-<ra II rw1 s1z<2 ~ -
~ - = - Ssre epco1z10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
NO "FfAME-UP" WITH ANY PERSON,
GROUP OR FACTION
John Fields VIII Have Free Hand TO Deal with
Vital State Problems in The Interests
OF All the People.

Nbe copsiin between political paries eanaaes
sf either party nzaks fer r IEring capAEn
canetn between candidates e he de<ide
These greei fer vote rcrted % the cheapest q
hneal ekS kgo1 frziea rsa rBcices stirred
Premises partially vsrHa5e each their inferes
ng cnf. toefs hinoed pslha issues
suit than half The bitterly dissatisfied fheSe wese
eanddse ycoreus cuieus for il that he cannot
treat fairly All 70 when cetng rrea hre bea made And IN
keeping inferz he fairy he pce
vhee John f1c has the an that he ul
enter oftce unless fire. the 4 al regardless Of their
peical regi raca fr1iernzl affhai1 LIT hi tel
straight o the suder ji where hs stands and wi be stands fO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
A Prsnssness ssssss,

The Uniform success tk1t has a.
tended ne use g; Chamberlain Co'le
ase DiATrhoez Reu.eds IN sht r,l.e,
Ane cuHe q bowel camp.z nts boa so-
ehAtrel and 4cults has arC1Ehi j.
into almost @1iYerssl use. - thas Il $
rHscrcs ly without a rival ard As
tFerYone Who has Gse5 i knows i s
vltholi an eQEzl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

okishoza has suffered irtoierai,r
thrcugk STATE administrations
'1Ie1 Ia AdrAnce il fle irfeng
q selflsh indivitl1is ard rr-QS
Goveruors ara Csher state oi1l.tTs
have not been frve 70 serve tte tef.
Interests q al tie peoS-e- = a.
ten .c-rinzrio1 20 CfiIce. f1ty hare
ts~o forced - premise CTerTiairE
10 ereryho6y. To insure -l1rranzy"
ans obtain elelflol after hav.ls 80
c-rct the rCrri11tiuE. rhrr hsre
found II uecesszry % Vrc--ise every
fAl1g az over again % s-vvarftrs
cf defeated c1r1-c1ieS As { rcsI.li.
tie people hare pad and pad ard
are s.M paying II ~ eiftfila D.
pencs uQsn M efierrptirx 20 -fix-
i11iri1uals cT rruEJss oe-.1r1i1<
ca-tideatial asErT1nce that ] wfl
do What tbeT desire. ! shall - te-
feated. WhEt ] s4v arl rroulse.
ssr ard rruulse 20 az II vtn. There
ree1 he 10 E1isrn1ertAn1.1r 70
une Is lufhortsed 70 G. zay vrc-is-
iu< frr NE. II yc- are willing 70
take { ck11ce Cn one -uutre6-
s-Afe sdni1iSrzfion. e.eCf ne c1r-
ercor and rgu viii &c; 4 70 TIE full
81 extent that i IS possible fc- q
Gore-1cr io gire 4 20 yo1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
s. Efficient Son.Political Ad-
m;nistraiion n Schools.

-xre-t fures for etucafion corsti-
fats tfe greatest ltcm = the ex-
81 nfe 81 goFerr -H-t. both state and
local flcreasirg roulIar demand
frr klE-eg tturafirr ras AZ last re-
slite1 IN a real Efei Ter all cf the
state tt1c1ttanzi irsfiiltin-s which
have ttfn etfahlsrel IA DEitkcra-
-hefr wark must &c ce-cr1lnate1 and
ctvsl1pt1 cf-refltlcr n state IN
Etif1ticrs Win the public schools
raust he Ftn~Ved Eglal cppcrtun-
N.es f1T TIE tlt-e-tarF e4lcailcr q
al chiiErwr. erkfthfr living in cities.
tcw=s cr e. farr-s I lst Be provided
Eff4eIs-rg q Ia 1fErs--rCt Their 90
iltfnal ncflsltw-shcuil Be the deter
rirtng rcr4lticn cf their eupicy-
rlert, sail inEsf that STATE ecura-
ti.nai inxtIfrt.rrs live within their
means. - lulfet ty appropriations
made rv tEe ieEis44iure Bat the ap-
rrcrriafic-s Eate e these irsfit--
tiers ~ ffe Legislature should -
gufflcfert N snrvr1cd with economy
a-t gcrf .--Fnf-t % provite Ade-
4Eate taciifaee fcr al q them %
ne. the 1eEarts q tie people fer
e1sc4ticn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
KILL RATS TODAY

t-,z iimbsrs wiih which % 81 the
l1rge esr oai - the ditch. they said.
Nh4s there they heard shots Re-
turninE 70 tAs car hey foaad Now
IN deat ~iih wounds "A lis bad
eAes; ani .es
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
A TEXAS WONDER

E-zrsl ~ssk al iars nzck. -Aeu-a-
IEz- i--uEui2-itiss os tie ktep~yr
al sis6cs-- ReEziztes blz6ssr
tU-hieu = cArcrs-. II ~ sos1 ~
c-zET1s-s 7a1 sLE s-zl botr1s
r--e. c1-e Ssrs - sro-- test
Ec-izlA -. z y. Hal 2sss Owe
Stree 81 Iozs Nc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

Tffs sfwrrrisrn~rf - paid f~ fr-<n q
rur.f rust< - ~ hEa1rc1s - sru.1 cun-
UHute~s - sfrtr1l1i.eEs ssFe h-<n. -
$40 errtrfs mHrlttrf n rftnrn p<~<11sl-
b Tee Ereafra rsHzrd arF rprtrltx1cF
d. - raav exF~rA. = A. earme~4- hnn<~f
er,a effktrn1 a4rzirts*v-t.en - the k1ztr's
- NOI fur fNe rrirste E4fn II 1s<hRns~f
uul~frtzrs nn1 ttrar frifn1s Thr kurk
lalarres - thsse wke fspeorf tke Relsrt-
san GnnE a~e t4Ere brrn1ee oux r~wsrts
e1,ntrss.-rtars - rnrmp<te. Tfi~ - wtr ynn
az inrhed - mrn nnf nma 80 eeapnn
k<apw. wfIh nnr ansuNt frun H. - fleo
- sTta<rrs - yar r.1trfattf 6setrs - -
q rlrmn. suuMr~ rHErrm@EEN N okMkunm1-
II 80 rrnnus r1ntrfrHfe. e i~4st yuu csn
vats rirh1 anf urre yaur fr1t1os - keA1
sssrt S<An Fte16s 0sxnruw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
6. Stop Pardoning Criminals
fer Political Graft.

he Goverrrr q CkiAho-na nay
waEe q urir1e ard valuable ccrtri-
frtlc- % tie verify Cause % law
Mrfrrcarrarf ~ chewing all laws
h-Eff ! have 1lwsTs entravcred
to e ttls as private citl1el. I
sNar scr-r- iautly strive 70 Co - aa
Errerrr rr. ] sail 1cf ruilifF TIE Eocd
prrk q rrrsecrta-g attorneys AEt
ire c--r-E ~ r1re errl-r o. r1rcli1E
uurte~cfa ha1k robpers aa4 othe-s
convicfrd - xlniaticr2 q lAu y. excert
Upcr re-cenrr- e tftic- q c<fica a q
ttf ucUrf Were c11vlrtiors u'er 2 e.
tzl-e4 ! shall EerAn3 convinrtrg
evidence. rutficlr Submitted hat
ir.uEtice las beer done ttfcrs grk1t-
irg any p1rtozs Or pArc.eA
~ c-rerrnr e okishc--a. ~ scis
celiraflc- ulil te % f1s voters e all
parties wro pit cittrNrrhip above
r1rtis1rEFi ar1 -lfe ny elecficn
vcsEl1le shah q coarse. rake fria-
lakes But Trey will be my naistakes
az fhe-s uil re 70 cre n Position
g prere-t rs frcE trv1.g % c9Treot
Zen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

Pa. what does keeqing up with thc
times mean askeS Clarence
Knowing when % set yoar CLOCKS
back whrn the casiisht saving rerled
: over guess YEARLY replied hs
dad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
Tht Ksy thas unisess the ooor %
Lo-s LiNlrs

lors LiNirs
TIE men q eghlv-t.Fe RAc Misery
wears g axe are noi the rcia1d vel
FED. euf thin. sgAre uen, I've on
xlen5er 6its bs a. careful a. ee VII
however. a nag pssi middle are Rili
nceasiuaAlF eat fpo uucA @ G. sotlt
article 81 too5 -oi sailed 10 rs con-
siruacn. c4nsnE in1iEessio- c1 con
s,lptiun and w.h 1ae5 8 dose ot
wtsnhrrlain's Tablets q move his
bowels ard lrvigarzis rs stomach.
W-ssn tbs Is cone. there Is 20 reason
VIZ Ire average mar sho1ia not hre
e s r.ps oli are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

where the teachers spent the-s
Vacations and iheir activities dar-
ing the closed season. The
items are furnished BY Snperin-
tendenr Peak.
Principal ". 4. Greene of the
High Sckooi. has spent prseiieSl-
n AZ THE vacation here IN
Gufhne. lie made only ITO short
VISITS NJ n Kansas. . be with
his PeoFte
Mis- Ye;ia + Alden VAS o.
ferod position il The Oklahoma
City Junic- High Sthooi. bot DE-
olined the ssme 20 rensin in
Guthrie. She took flP 20
Yellowstone Nafionsl Park. but
j again st hone r Norman
Mr. 4 Il. Donrril. who taught
Spanish and Algebra last year
has been spending the SUMMER
vacation Ia liil's Business Col
iege ~ Oklahoma Ciiy He will
teach Commercial subjects in the
High School next rear.
Ms Efta Hikes attended The
University for tie Sammer So
son and completed her work Tor
the Bachelors Degree which she 4
received 81 the lsN commerce
menf
Miss Margaret Johnston taught 4
classes in hieh school snh5e~is
Al Central hnillinc ihls summer
and j new of on her vaeziion f
MIS- kirkpatrick spent htr
vacation at her home in Slll-
water.
Mrs Il. " l-aEki1 also taught
high schcol CLASSES ar the Central .
building this SUMNER. and : DOW
ST home
katherine n Metks who
taught Sienography and Type
writing .n THE High Sehoel lss'
year. was married few days
after school closed fo q Mr
Watts She is now keeping j
house for herself anl husband a.
80 l.Norih Fsfih Street. Phoenix.
Arizona
Miss Mavme Oliver spent most
of her vacation II California
with friends
George Perine spent part Il
the vacation ir 'hreshiag gram.
bui for The last few weeks has
been taking care q his bow
Miss Helen Radnich ha> been
II Saltwater f0r most e TIE :
summer
Miss Franees NJ SocaA focS
work in the oklehems University
summer School 81 Norman
Miss Ssdie lie Shirle, has been
II the bedside of her SEX SISTER
81 Sloan springs. Arkansas
Miss Marguerite Byrnt taught
eighth grade CLASSES ai Banner
the first part al the vacation and :
IS now az her home IN lnws
Mr. Yields Seheihing and Mrs
Opal Cole prefer 10 keep house
this year and are not teaching.
Miss Eva n. Wilson attended y
he Palmer Penmans ~ School a.
Boulder. Colorado.
Miss Emma butcher attended
he summer Session Of The State
Normal Sehool at Greeley. Colo
ado.
Mis- Hope Frazier J. spending
he vacation IN California
Miss Rlsnche Theisson and I
Hiss Lola y Raymond are a.
lone IN New York.
Mrs. Elms Phelps taught for Z
ne first few weeks q the SUM 2
ncr at Banner hut is now al Z
ireelev. Colorado. with Miss !.
'rfctfr-
Mrs. Grace Ellis came home !
Al week from California. where Z
he has been ever since school {
leSed. z
Mis- Rosins Flax attended the I,
summer Session of The Normsl q
,chocl al Edmond 2.
Mrs. LILLIAN Roberts and Miss u
ner Rohrer attended the sum q
Ter session of the Central Nor e..
ial College st Edmond. Mrs q
,oberts took Chemistry and Col p
.ge Alrebra. which are consid- r
red the hardest subjects IN thel
llleCe course
Misses Evs Humphrey. Zslla
orter. Addie Barnard. Msry
Izwkins. Lids Lohr. Bessie
williamson. and Gertrude PaFter-
N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

fk1t 70 r,erE1. c3n
get G-y Ec-fT
CIT cf re EtAte
tre1Eurv rt
fc- necessary Eer-
vie AID rate
rfzls kc.eFtlY zrd
fEllT rercr- -
as delivered 70
E--zlr this e-d
WI - flfficr11 7
an ee1thcw-
eve tkEt u -
foEEk.s 70 -sk .
real rrcr-es tc.-
rE3 4 lrE-eEf e
gerftmE t4rtEer
awzT f-cU t. a.
sack state a1E--
lf--E-.cz las ccz&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
STATE rEwS NOTES

Arauars. Sert i-GeorEt Molie
C Syringe. TIE mz- vh3 t0aEtt tae
r-s; hale C couc- TITS season 70
Arsuore. delivered the secord aLle
ard received s. - e. TIE stage TAis
was purchased hF Wes,shsi-er ard
D1ubs. wAo also h91r@i Ire FIRST
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

PAGE NoLSTEkc
Tto1rk drinking r1v
i called q sln.
TIE ccucz SIN
Nay have iis gs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
1. Dust Grzfters and Lseches
Establish Efficiency.

The rore-rue1f q okith---a r,1e
frs = az. t'e V-iei loose f-o- the
gEnr q stEfe ctiicsrS bzukerx erd
1tfoTDeys Eto Eeek . rt-1i- con
trol 80 that theT nay cozttuue rxk-
inE 3eoey or e x wifhort g.ring
anything II retura TIE gUrerruert
of our state Erst he orEa1ired 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

VIE. 4 q soc- L Ssw To-k. 4 j.
c's1ock = Is sf.sr7co- i Pz-sk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
. Get Action on a Practical
Good Roads Program.

ciz1n sarra rEft develop ara 20 fer
VA u4it q sc1Et program Ter per-
r-arfrf rad ccnEfr-rticr ara main
ttrf nee f.nll re- are thEf frs STATE
u usT LfrErtwert kt fffirI erIlv
aow .r.Etcrf1 20 tkeer1 fkstt1s peo-
fle nay set TIRE rfrtf.t - rrcrrrt-
ness ID tte cc-ztrUrtlcl q r1zts n
ftc14 rf banks rettirg tie henefit -
irtertEt c- ffe 4lr1s tkr1-Ek ceiays
n ecrEtrurtiE-. Gee 1r4 ffftctira
co-cEerTtca r1rsffs rl1 irta ize1 wgfh
States LEr1rtr-e-t q Arrir 1itsre -
that tie srErrefEl ctlars n tra let
tirE - ccr ira cLE wttch ctarlcf rr11e
fre rTeratiurf - TIE presf~r StAte
Er~ wzy utrzrt~ eat ray -
arcldet. Fe1eral as IN pAyi1E -sAs
cost rt road cc-sr-wrfirn must be
utilze1 @ trt f1-lest teEree-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01
4. Lend School Land Funds
Only 70 Actual Farnerz

TIE rnited states gave q cklakc-a
szAEa..lcsat eae.wzezs ssr tha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

BarilesraIle. SEPT Petty ikie~es
az basy = Bz-tiesrils Auioz0hiir
owners rePo-z thss spare ti-ss art
otAs- 1coas SORES are hang tsks-
troz her ears c n. sank. WI
GIL = z D-rur. james ThEchsr ane
WAlis- Fsla reported tie iosx @
srzrs ti-es s-s tocls tru-- her os-s
wAlis parked + .-c-; @. ihsir hr-ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-01

Grove SeTf I.-Erurs vi have a
tezhe- ii 1ns sndrr September :.
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thruugh the ElslicifF co-nires
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santa Ts 5e7ef hsrs Ekns J. Z Cad
Ger. The operator vas working train
A.a sersrea 81
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vas 1sisYe6 saori vesk sge cn ac-
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cre- he rziirad hls been resumed.
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Expose and Convict State
Bank WreckerE.

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
West Serena

Bert Grady, who has been quite i'll
the past week is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Dominy were
Ottawa callers Friday.
stephen Pool is putting down a new
drove we'll on the Albert Marshall
farm
A, c. Croyisier was Somonaull
caller Thursday.
]. J. Peterson of Dixon, was a
West Serena caller Monday.
a great many from here attended
the MCGrath sale on the Gustave
Clark farm last Wednesday.
L. J. Hubert cut both his hands
badly while unloading some farm inn
plements Saturday,
Eugene MOrel and brother. Fred,
of Grand Ridge, were West Serena
callers Monday
Mrs Ackley. of Sheridan. is visit.
ing at the Garrow home this week
Chas Morel, an ex-resident of
Serena township died at his home in
Grand Ridge Monday morning at the
age of So years. Interment was
made in the West Serena cemetery
Wednesday,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
In Business over Fifty Years.

DO you know that any amount from
Fifty Cents or One Dollar month no
can earn you over seven per cent in
terest from the start, with first class
security, right here at home where
you know the men who are taking
care of it for you? And where you
can investigate at any minute?
We are issuing a new series Of
stock now. Why not invest a part of
your earnings where it will begin to
draw interest at once? If for any rea-
son you are unable to carry your pay
ments through to maturity, we pay
four per cent interest on withdraw
ais.
The secretary will gladly explain
our methods if you will call at his Of.
flee. 1t need not take more than five
minutes of your time to make the
start. Why not do it today?
LEE O'NEIL BROWNE, Secretary.
First National Bank Bldg.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
Effect Of Color.

If Il color is 10 bc introduced into n
room by means Of colored shades or
lamps. the color scheme of the room
must be considered. Lighting effects
should not be in pure colorS. Tints
of rose or buff add something pleasing
to the complexion while rcd, orange
or bright yellow do away with the
flesh tints of the face,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15

They say the worst is over in
Europe. Glad it isn't over here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
AlntorY Of Road BuiIdina.

II Is said that the. Carthaginians
were the first people 60 use u system
OF road paving but the Romans were
the most famous road.mnkers. The
name OF John NHcadam will always
be associated with the roads because
he m'cntcd form of road now known
rs "tarmacadam,' Wood.paNIng was
first used In Russia and introduced to
Britain in 1896.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
ANNOUNCER EMIT.

| hereby announce my candidacy
FOR the nomination for the office of
state senator for the thirty-ninth SEN
atorial district of Illinois. subject to
the will Of the Republican voters to
be expressed at the primary election,
which will be held April II, 1922.
THURLOW G. ESSINGTON
StreatOr, LII.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15

\ vito Is known by the husband she
keeps
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
PERSONAL.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOuNCEME EMIT.

|, Robert +. Heath, hereby announce
my candidacy for Commissioner OF
Highway. to succeed myself, subject
to the taxpayers and voters Of South
ottawa, April 4. 1922.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
HELP WhNTED-MALE.

81 PER HOUR-Meu, women, Davis
Milk Can Server for canned milk
Elegant silver creamcr, advertised,
demonstrated, stores Mays, Cleve-
land; Marshall Fields, Chicago;
Wanamaker's, New York; $50 re.
tail. Write Davis Can Server Corp,
Ashtabula, O.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15

The balloon dance" which they
say is to become popular hercabouts,
in which the girl has balloon tied
to her ankle. may cause = revival OF
the song, After the Ball"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
When | Was A Kid
Thought That

Whenever a person would pour water
on the ground it would cause it to
rain in China :.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

BABY CHICKS That live and grow
Big, husky vigorous chicks, from
the best standard loclss We deliver
to your door and can furnish all va
rictos. Send for catalogue. Box r.
Twin Acre Poultry Farm, sheridan
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