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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
GREAT DRIVE leANsT
BOOZE HDMEBs STARTS

\ rhiraEa NAF 81 The g-rztsss
ArsFs On zlacA arsHzlraf4ng liQnnr
anf sellers ~ IT. Chira-s has known
leasns, Charles A Gregory. Frahlasa-
tim 1aser1nr~ sais today rs be rn1-
1ilsual 10 mnhnlize huse -d-y
army Every hNadlnaas mSan WORK
inr cut ns ahe saaaa office has baen
instructed .e -rlxra to headquarters
anE1neala1sar HnH more -hE1 Bnzrr
nshnss are brought e-.an wnshang
MN
A number ut women detectives
win Iid IN The drive CITING FEre5-
rnaar G-Enlur IN cahs-m and dance
hnlls whH-s mEn and wunHr yaa1
cn-~w -aaT a'sRsr' wiz he ppsrrsa
nrF r. zht ErHnrs
-"ThHrs VII I've an srHrEss nt =
srr-e "a mar RAIDS uar1ns q dEy
Ann ~ marF in The evening" lit
Gregory SAID,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
4 A1llME lEgN sc 80 LaTaoN

'ssipnrulHIinn irk Enunf T-lnesliies
ElG ruaHs I'm Ms sr;aEtins hy rlfnas,
g Brs-nR. hnf 5nR aaHan -HrhivHE
trzm 1ne Enununfr FsE1urs Sss-wire
CFnirarn- THIS hnns JllSAnef ernnnn-
lrE in nHv 1iEin M Hrvns 1as
a,HHr H1rr@d nh; gney 1w T-artigEa
iii,uHes wiAn;h Rnme lssnpiH rAh
gs,arulntiBIr aus hr 1lis hau 1neu-s
underlying nIrr -HnH1r H1aH1rurf 1p
rlrH nbuEHs Hnd NY Che general is
nnrRnrf ut srnnumirE w'flg'h EsuHss
M 1hs urs agEnf marrras rnrtzuEim
ass1wsHr EreerlHriur zr 3 1agf-lnrtH
Eint IL rEniilinE. INC M zhs 4rEhar
lHurHE 1hs psn1ise NJ aErsf hepiHBF
basnre 1inHnnmHnn vinrt zhrr run-
I'M understand Ep1 7sHruilnnal fa-
durt ginsnumHnu wininf fhsy rHnnrr
understand Hnt 5H-7sssat i@-v=Hn
.:isa9 remedies for HifuB1in1H winch
sasrv rg1Erm u1G-ElEH"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

q unnrrszanc.s ht nudar1 r11rasF.
us he xruaE 1.m inlna - surnet c1sos-
trrls avHx
wfrn Heirn resrl,ea 3sanne s1uss night
she glHinf u'1< 3iFsss iiss silunaAnnse1 snrs
lgnin 4gz. ME fitG lsrcnsy gsrasAars AZ
Eerfer-x trsent
Tive Arcn nuIIinr Inn mDrt nhcut
E8er7ss-r." Ms. R1rrnpnf awxnn. 5ny4
DuslE. MS ssnn Hs E5elHs rnstrt fbe
rnprn
Al -hs flnnr snms niiufsxs sAsrr. Oar
rsl found q sman parte1 tlsruSs 1usp
liik tinpHrx H4 rnugfE hp1h rlse hIDs
nIat ff,f pnrkes N firm rls1u
You're 1rue aisus. lfrtle g1ra,~ he
fs-enrbec rrHmuimsseE, 'rnd Im gpirsg
sn iEeep znts m Ra-w Hf1r This. I'M
nmke aim Eeag srnalEir fur har---and
1n Ecn. Ea's m4ig a M weak. 1esfr
nIl. ant HBur srt mt Aehin seon--
vhrT ssnr--nuyr senr.s he finixheE. "a
hs crushed h~ hnnc IN gra7 zhaf
hurt z'hsn ne sI-nr1 un1 SfazninacG
Hvf<v. Hx Y ans er'es did nxr art ,Qulfr
tietr.v
'sNpw. Rnzrr hf ilires" muruure6
Mrs E&rnprsG, O. Fhe g1Ta clsaeil me
i4nE fieur. +ssAnE--glnn~ hs SUI -fu.
hfl1 riiIa HREtr Huirf tsrneg"
Yes. murh1x."
''HeIs. I'm Eure, hope hF VII. lie
asrr Herbert us rnurst, nrs he SnBvs
EHrnHr1"
.sasA--finax. mB1i,er" There v,as Z
lirtle i,rrnE in Essmnx vince. hus hzsx.
Elvlnnuf fiiG uEr nrEirs a.
-9e1ras naE1 Well, hrs runs ruw
and J Em htusFvv MF dinner dlfsr
saen 10 pisnsE. sBmahnw-'
N'iS- mu1hHr. Il wgEur--cpffisf.
YVES ftg-
'N-nB. Il wns nflickHr. sur thrr
Isizs snnuEh u vii is rufif,Hf rurnn,-
ruw'
Heiar EErrnDnt n-HnmeL 1ilff uiriE
End sine tl-enInef ns iprs. isnd rnfsh.
fnH lHurtfrer. HuT Il wnx mn zhe
Hflmma ~ r,anrlsc rnIif mr. xfw ri,ni-
rnr ut MERRY girls thns rsilspc II Tu-rh.
II WIS tine ianf N rnir uf s1sufisas.
fins ewes. Hn1 tht grip ft a strong
maE'f hunG-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
PR0HTEEMne BROKERS
RESPONSIBLE, HIGH PRICES
Coal Pr1ce HIKE Is Caused By
Thai Glass and The Psnicy
Consumer ssyx Coal
Head

Chicago. May .. Prnfstefrsn-
s1ruferr Anz HAnanaZr ranszs1ners sre
res ksnsiasae Tor the high s-srs cf rnas.
J. u HraGjey. gresiecu1 I'll th~ Mat
lanaa Esaaa Assoriazhun ssaE IN his mr.
rAsaa here TO sz1szn6 lkla rrrsnAss
ssDn's annual sarrensasn secaF.
There 4 envnst n1as i1 last ursss
E'h -isfazxas u the rsr -snasan mines
ss1r-ABns T. operate 81 zanz1 present
'Sasaacssyr be saaa Al rafk es : COS,
shaa -tEe is Fictitious and M rely gro
paET7aaa 10 persuade The sSaaar 10 aspr
AZ aaeher Ensrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

AuiInr F1rEn@--a 1hink - II time
Tbs lssnnls III 5u1fEr'is. f,aaan tB SEE.
Eno rsal The 1Gnnl writing on ths
w4Ail. fin GH1 EnrF In flH vurd, tfas
mas sli-a1. 'srsiE nsr always strive xsffn
niiin. ws rE1 nor ru-T laas as.r 10
iIlE wnrU u- trAns1iiz ms laws, aanuRr
nir feaI unu thi1E WE VIII asnaa# the
auuEmnn1s F,z Espd, EaBr suvs in ans
x'nrLp 'rHmHmAm the sasfhsth cay
inn keHp Il hnlr' and VERY airtae ar-
1eIrziuI II paid il Dberin- frs cnrr-
rnanrs the r-pnhls In, rfsr the mn
1urirE " tns paEris Ars sr 4iindad NY
1hs Enr nf tfiif wfrlt, fiius fhey dp
nfr raalizs their danger. unt are run-
lIirlE nfaer ETa-r aliahsn-e 1hs enemy
" their Ruuik rnn surEsst. instead ~
hnErin1 the 5nhramants ur IN d.
Rnau Gnd. they ure nainr ssb d,
sbtrinE Errur an6 are ns8esp anu up
nn nshiizs 1nar they urE lDHs. nr rass
lime ~ china where rher arg ruinr
10 sIHind ETERNITY xspn sEys awake
zhfsF rtiitz Rieepsth. anr arise 4rnrn
the naAu Gnd gssd Ehasll rssre NM
i'ssif1 -hsTs are malr taiEe rHsirsunF
N 1fIas wn-ad and fhey have "a r-sar
rnanF thhl Grx fnIlpwinr shem. n N
IrrFaf nxa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
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Barlin Mar 1S-x 6cok wrstfer mr.
sDraner EmE<cr wsKAm frriux sns
Nnt'ld war Is asnassrxasc6 IN have asrer
acunarnd for Fuaslinazann ss an amer
sraz fsrotIa Hndr an esrssann. cps'srinr
wrraa sssealrs N as ssxperas sr rhs az
rHa.Enrant under 1fH npgsun VIA bs
ffnrfnlae'y tarsset within a shorx ssrne.
Tie rnannscrsm msRes saxxrs nrr
hunhreE shnnsaus w1rAs T-hoss
vhe nave been insiruruentzs Ia ar-
uuirtns il SAY Il Is 10 a,srsar in zhs
iaca1sa1 form grrroaaa az shs 8r
enrr-m v'ithaus eEnSsa1Asn rhf
runsnrzs har1ne bse1 jas .,eE nn aw
i've American -ssnnsrs.
u h unnarsraht the ex -ssa scr a4als
with the Tnrinc srsefnx ~ u. ahe war.
ma-~ha8irr the rnntfraops f.~pughsus
Eirnpe 10 sprf wEy ~ x ranstsruss
a ntfsrAe a. his rcursr ant an arrur-
zrinn rhai q straes ssf rsrrnnussarrss
nassside N gsarmnssv we're larrtsss no.
nasblt ssr arinEne M TAR run-
TIL. rrxWu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
Eastern Star Has
Strengthened The
Order of Masonry

E'hs u-dHr " this Ensterr STIR hEs
tender lpHH. charity amt furRa'aarunrr
m nur mothers. wires. sisters ard
daughters n hEs been nrraT rnas
where x:harnars nf the urnar eG fhe
Eastern S1ar a-E 1nns1 prosperous.
s'T'hs grnzs 9ansur1ir oruer
Elias monty led 1hF rHn
8u1 we. Rs true ro-laburnrE.
Nov LENT ha4TinE hln1
SINCE The dawn at rivlazHriur
NaEnnrT. with 1tE Hrincisaas of 1r.us
mAnnpad mas withstand she TEST ~
rensars Enc rs,itirisn, and as stated
aaifnss stands to-day the aHadar aiming
fratsrnEz societies, Basa 1ht Masonic
NsvE- 3F me azvF Bs 1flHz a1,rasr7
INSTITUTION wulnRn are mot elll2ls sp
itk dHEreeE n L. nof cirHaruE 20 dlH-
ugTBr WHY wTiaHn MASONRY wnR
ipundsi wn1nHr onruynHt q 1Hr TIT
asrHnz EHnsitaur i'm 1hE vur1t .run shH-
winch thFy npw orrRpr TheF EHra
snnnEinH-s6 1nseriar ap nEn In engrv
SENSE gshssy were mn adnl1zsd Is
inBunriis x1 church ~ Etafs. Evan in
zhs home their position waS-ss rnHrsss
slna.
When che AlmiEiItr <rssAsd fhe
universe Il apnE Ezsn Hp rs are tule
nIsF lew darF 10 fiscprar rfsn Il
waf nm wsn fr man 1p bs a3uns
u tonE the Nasonf serH-aa Thousand
yeats IL arrive as the same runE1us-
i'm The closing ysa-T rd the laxs csr-
tnrv introduced * The wpral q new
arl IL wumaIss work anf white she
Etandf uus prominently IL pdhe- <lslds
a. usefulness Bhs now pnrugbHk q pp-
sf1inn os great hsllltuiness in Masansr
ri-EleK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

gsia1inns M al 1nf na1inns allial il
|1na Rurld MlAr- Including Ehh Aussr'-
irar laEinh ThH ln1TIiErlunls l3iis-
us g11sins IN which the Ilnl1e1 s'rHzss
las mn nE1iciEIsy represented. was
,yrHa1er unnHr the Germs IL the Treaty
% Versailles ann inniniies zi4ry-fBu-
narluns il if gwrEEnEnaa 81 arasHln.
Is1 il sinGnnhd hs the 14naEus n1 1oa-
1iDns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
mos1rs s4,zvEs O. s,rx

View 0,salns Ia M2y 2a-ullf
1irE wu,at Eu-way nj the ar'hsHnl nDn-
ill-iar az 1lss sirk amt vnunHat mHn
ct LIE MmlI Mar Is IT. aps nuuaiiAt I1
.hE 1uu~Ah nn1innIl rurvHn1lun nj the
AmHr5rEn 1agiun III H5Hv EsraBEm 1ilis
tlL. THIS survHy viii rDnfiin4 me
-rsur-ss us thu 7rxBrnlIier THerHns
Fedrwtinn with Etat ralHr1s ng rht
sussmErluual Gsulhur Conferences hAlr
~ gstnerr ar March.
Ths ln1ar1ziia1 Veterans Taua~a-
xspr IL ma1af 1zp II 1nR HasasrHns AsEp-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

Exflrssssinns * stsl,iIlinn ~ ruunrsE
infH-es1 arr irr'f7en T'hf ~fil1nr ~
sa-Eref mir TlzfE 1f fsilse pencil
where communications nxeeaG 0R
vfrrex
Writing nus' he 1erIiiir and ca
nlif Eiaf wf lsflsnr a1n2r- III esM VI
im hfsnxzrnHz
HnB1lr7muns communicating VIII
1tns I'VE printed. Milmt unC nnls-rEs
miiE he given TniillifN1i4sn ii.
nnnm wiz he withheld on rrunegt.
FrisiimEranr uf ssrr~ d nlr rn
iss reEm-nsl mr. sH enfsBrnrmrnt ar
The lssanur q. the views tz,prrss.n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

EfT-fly}{fr'$ fsxxs& >Hf t.ttlE1H NfV ltltsfi*A
sism-gssy nnd snnszed nwnr
And wss--.s5 wssx nsss sd HHrhEfT 1hnI
am rnikrf during The nezf len niinuzes
u v,nx os Mrs 7sns1nunI nnt hHl
slnnclsrr. ~ sf,elr Iift Hr h8HDe nnd ~
thr strr1 u wns rkE 1er niinirees
ssr sls mnn 9anrneE ~ THE vhsinsirn1
1arrrnlness wFth wfiich Miss Rsgcmnna
mr nc ma 1sirs-ua airfif rnf fs ne
naiss struggle sBr sssituapre " hs ~
ferTef me nervousness 3n fhe telling.
hc siiif nm sfpv r. gaf f,r frown Bncs :
mn thar WINS wfhen f3erfHrTs pBElls-
Eirhr1 Il,ulDgsnirnlls
*Isr Inusrnr mind ail she strx Mr..
0GrrDA. Eselm nauar DID setsn ~ reas-
izt 1lse ssrspns ss1e os lgst, DT vsisasf
suffer i1IE 1nat N Beiens wiE."
sAFtsr MI. n mnsl he way tlsA1
fHlps smooth rfiirigs uHtr sunsf.' be
hal refu,-Hd wH-nl,v
Az flM END al 7en miuu1es Herharr< =
1risnE rose ne iiis 1eer ifnh said 1tar
he mrw &c. Fir Hfsasn znn- hf wnriif
r8n,t Ivnin. x IRE niErfirs nnd 10 Miss
Raymond hf sssi1 pgv lnv---bn VERY
inI1Irfsstutss sF---fllll1 shr mnilia sss hin
ssuL. xsrv RaBn. y WIS nn SURPRISE,
-iaeregsrs, to EeleE. 10 rurnuiffsr zht
blE, znia fellow mn rwents 1ees 1rnn
her xssH'xasE when s;ist Erur1ed 1T The
Et1fx the Dfz-1 morning
''TsBDG mu-ning. J thnuriis vUrth o.
tfiss.v she barnn lirr-Tlrflsy- We can
rais ,'s we wink. NV, rsll mE Iiensc.
uuirE. wTin1 is n nbptrf--sEs ssr'heriw'
"1shH vuls- lsnevgT
MI muct uiilF suEners- Enpr
Fre-vnialng ssrH uusge-r riE-tsf."
TIN mnlr mUfhsr nacsuH inrw--
RsHn ziIni muciig'
a1cn. ne I'm suw TINT. dlaI1 pnus
1wrsk sr rlnL wHr iiiL ant diira sgsens
Bn is hm 1Hr. Hnn she's 80 JE-uut ~
himrr
aEex. ] inHw.' nodded Inc mnr grim
IT. II RHv-s+hIlir
Tlss rgri TIRED hnr xilin
aAnE TnHfiHr Inns -srfl- IN he 1rnut
nj him Her-he-- is fine. II II uriag
1hnf-s-hisl-' SiiE weakened parrssT.
~lifr .'Wnf sf--.lnnnsrgr stf .nl1a-al
*T-yns" CHr-0n ysaizf with sritiHrr
ralurnpra, Eass sres 1BFaFHE dpv-n a.
rnsu aeniHrsy III ~he rirl vttrh the Etifl
u,llsr=l rilin. .sla--.sr is rlfthar Earlnus
1lltf 1imE TIE uHiasE ms 1s rnE aAn1--
und nlnise n 1ilnil 10 vnn hah 1nlf
Inn ] vEns rnnifls H. Hn 1Hvr sii husi-
nask- ans 11irnniisssr- lu1---rnal lit'lv-
ems Miss RaEmunl ! - rnr- 1sh
vurs
1ini Tnn niusi. 8al fiart 10 Enew.
- NJ 81 si'iI'l'ss~ - 1T lniuf
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! hll'N Nl''n = =. ~ Nai1ss n's'l's's
=" r''1-lt ns'a'ss. At s'sll- = lHls'f-
'n.'t i'iA ~ i'--sisi y
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~ Z ~ah nopf1 -iiil' n -snA
np" u'o i't r''li's as--us II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
STEEL CoMPANTES TO
CONFER WITH DAIGHERTY

Washington NaE 1F..--49.11riRls 0c
lhR anaes,enaHiss s'-4ssa ea1ngnraes IN
Efiavea II the ssrpjet1nd 1ne-gss were
sf.heSinsBE 10 confer WITH Azrv. Gen
EsBuEhsuTy hsxs rDasF in bnrpr5znre
VIII his sepussz tha- siians Tor 1h-
consolidation ~ asad bt.nrs the o.
IEr1rnsn1 0s Justice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

sfaaiis tiiEarp-rue ~ wnas ypr
Ess Snr ~tiia retenc II rhe oss-s yrs-
-ips1 = 1Rs f-.-Api1sirs 10 fselursiuk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

Y lf wiser - nss zllk -h-tat ..hsr
blasting % psnsus rhiz sa-s olr sz,t
'ssrss M, xa1Dsr ~sse r0f1pk xhssst
lsxs<f auzu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

chzmbsrszar's -arlets Ars Mild and
EsersIe ~ Eferr
The laxative eEfsrv of Chsnnsser-
aa1ns Tstaets IL so nEld and gentle
fhs1 FDu hzrlly rHE4ize that ii has
tsser Erndurs1 aF madirins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

SEE pssnelsp ibaaaAt nr enhrrad-
HrAe and xuf BnDnsr Thar Fhe regn-
aatur fls1n aine. sse pfsas&ar trim :
msrr apr Skirts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25
FOE ME~, WOMEN
EM- -s-sl nsEx

Young ~ DlA. mEr ~ v'nulEn. EI
tint III FIlsrE Earnsr Enf TaEr u
prre Hssaasill-- w1nDlesumH EEaE EEnI
RurrhHs1ul rHmHiv fu' nBnEiaE, uEaug
srrnup xr wshan1ii1ir nBugsh--q,sz- sruiHr-
ay il rGiisssn gErBmlnlF LlnRk MppuE, !.
xaAhlH - s. &. EsirEEiiurEh. FE.,
v-itHf 2 viii mn bs w'ithnus II IN
mr. 1izfuHE '-Sfll ExH-rwtfarx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-25

Laadar classified aa1 gzt reEu1is-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
now nrDDIs IBLrEBoTTrE WAS
FREED

Bright Meadowlnnd Everyone was
talking about il some had said il was
Mike Mole. who had a habit Of disap'
poarlng into one OF his million under.
ground passages the minute he made
q remark
Some said Il was the butterfly hut he
TOO. had gone on Journey.
Some said it WAS the kingfisher.
but he'd gon. ON fishing "trip To Sill
Yer River
Nancy and Nick heard ID and told u
n ~. Snuflles. the fairy doctor. but
what was tn use. Ne couldn't do any
thing h-causr n, didn't Rnow where
liuddy--
But there Dcarie me lNe not told
YOU Yet what they were SAYING. Every
body was tllkin to his ncishbors "Bul.
d. Bluchottie can't move Hasn't mov'
"a since seven o'clock this morning.
Well Or snutflts couldn't help him
any. because he didn't know whers
Buddy was IN the FIRST place. and ia the
second place because he didn't know
why Buddy couldn', move.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08
TnIS i PRO EIGnI-

Claude News. Harry Koch ~ the
Quanah Tribune Chi-f SAYS. In the
Senatorial rm-cu the issue VIII d. for
COZ against ne Eu HluN Kbr." In am.
other "luull k",h SAYS h, viii sup.
port Mlff|d for h" CON not stomach
Honest J.m Koch mus' he real nro.
hih.uorisi Th. editor who has tough,
the kukiuX from a to = before the
elimination primary and Then ian Ir Inc
and support tt. MAN whom the Ku
kluN have endorsed s yer, hr,8dmlnd.
81, indeed and believes IN majority
rule. We can't understand why any
editor can upruri Honest jim IN thls
-enatoilal ruu.off Tee pronlhitionls,s
800 support Alayncld while the ants
Wl support Jim Ferguson Ferguson
Be- Tor light wines and beer In this
n-on Il Will he prohibition on one
s.-a nd Ont. prohibition on the Oliver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-08

derer with a warrant out against
icm." ~
"Ohl hut that's all rot. you know
Its the fact. Bill"
Yes. but I mean. he didn't do H..
hIe wouldn't murder anybody. is a
funny thing 10 say. but-well. hes
mot big enough for g..
Suppose 81 was an accident. rs
Csyley says. would lie lose his heal
and run away
Bl! considered FOR u moment.
Yes. really think ne might. YOU
know. Tie nearly ran away when
he saw the ghost"
We'll. now" said Anteny. what
about Cayley?"
How do you uean. what about
hlm?"
Il want 70 see him. can see
Mark perfectly. thanks 10 YOU. BIZ.
You were wonderful. Now let's
have Cayleys character. Cayley
from within"
BIZ laughcd'in pleased embar7ss
meni. ard protested that he was Dot
a blooming novelist.
Besides" he added. Mark :
easy. Csyley's one OF these heavy
auie, people. who might 10 thinking
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sociaiiou. $500. 10, Q block ioi Piemons.
y. u Petty 20 National l. 4 !. Co.
sIeao. loi 20 block .. s s
Magnolia y tfoleum CO - III 20 e NJ.
H"mnhrvs. $500. part lot. IL bloch
232 Plemons.
Releases
CITY National B'ins IN 5. G.. Eurdins.
lots g.. block g. Old TOWN.
f.ilI IL Sale.
Cog3rt Grain 90. 10 husband Wheat
Growers Elerator Co. $4,000. elevator
equipment.
Abstract judgment
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He'd have asked Bsddy's ma ord bis
pa. but he didn't know where they lived
either II was rumored Buddy had no
ma and pa. and even Whispered that
they, too, had been unable TO move.
just like Buddy, efore they let mn an
orphan.
by and by sar Ann Spider PASSED on
he way to school
"M-mm.m." she was saving to F1oSss
Fuzzy. Worm. Il wish school were over.
Were going 90 have sonethink eatrN
good Tor lunch, but I'm got allowed 70
tell" ~
All. ha' nodded IN snuftles wisely.
Now ! know
he called Nancy and MEX and tosk
his sharp scissors and started OF.
There was poor buddy Blnei0ue in
Mrs Spiders web. hound all ayeupa
with a strong thread. 40 WONDER he
couldn't move
Snip! Snip went On. SnnrIl.s long
scissors.
Buddy was soon free and after h.
hu1zed his thanks he rew away.
TO BE Continued
Copyright 1879. NEA Serviee
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GO on WITH THE STORY

Dl was silent. wondering how 10
put % words thoughts Wh!,, had
never formed Themselves very Wa.
niteN "a his Own uHud Seeing his
hesitation Anton .It
Il ought 10 have w..usu you tsat
nothing that you say v.I % taken
down by the reporters. ~ YOU
needn't bother about sp..i iuau.uye
or two. Talk about anything YOU
Ike. how YOU like"
well, Mark fancies himself a.
arranging things. he arranges
things. and is understood mat the
guests fal IN w.,t The arrangement
Arranging things Tor youe"
Yes or course. rs "a delightful
house and opportunities Tor every
game OF sport that's ever been IN
vented. But with 70 all. Tony. there's
faint sort of feeling that-wel..
you've sol 10 DO q. you're told"
How do you mean
Hes a devil Tor taking ofIense.
Tha, Miss Sorr!s-dld you see her?
she's done for herself don't
mind betting what you like that she
never comes here again"
WHY"
Pa laughed to himself.
We were al In Il, really-at least.
Betty and | were There's supposed
10 he a ghost attached 10 the house
Lady Anne Pa;tcn Ever heard OF
her9"
Never"
"Ma-E told ~ ahou; ncr W dinner
one night lie iathr! liked the t.,.,
o! there being q ghost 300 h.s ho4st.
YOU know. except tlat he dorsu be.
leye n ghosts tnink ne wanted
all OF rs 20 believe 10 her. aud YET be
was annoyed NTH Betty and Mrs
Calladiue Tor believing 100 ghosts a.
ali Rum chap. Wei. ANYHOW. Mis.
Norris-sAc's an actress, su3ne a..
tress ioo-dressed up a. the ghos,
ard played the fooi hlL And poor
Mark was frightened out % h.s lie
just Tor moment. Nou Know
Where dii The snost tl'''es
Down Is the i0wline X IVA That's
supposed 10 lie - hsIris you
know
Was Mara Yer, nsi, sitter
ward"
On. Lord. YES Sulk,d Tor q
whole day lie eui ot.t l.-.hr gen.
orally does u-s ~. o., O. chtiI.
That's really u, rop, res Dos, a
child m some wa,s A. % rlf.-r
% fact be wa- uuu-uB., b,.,arI
With himself this fGuruHl-
l. he eenvta!i, W tpnlf
He's guile gOp COMPANY. YOU
know. % 500 ttke hlm ,ne r.rt vav.
lies rather vain ana ghii.,I. w,I.
Ike lNv iper ,cllItg tuu---rI self.
important, t4t quite smusIs lu his
way, and" ll.H DrOsv OH Suddenly.
Il say. tOu know. u really Is the
limit. HAing about yoar hos, ike
this
Don't think OF him as your host
Think OF him a. suspected rur.
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PANHANDLE IRRIGATION.

Apropos OF the droutn In the
Panhandle broken iu some places
but Sunday and 81 the recent
floods in South Texas. the Dllla,
News writes an editorial lhr
editorial IS OF added interest also
because OF the move being pushed
by A. 5. Stinnett through the
Rotary Club for an irrigation
.chmc on the Canadian river.
The editorial follows:
"Thc headline which proclaimed
the other day that the Panhandle
Is Badly IN Need of Ram, could
be translated into the statement
that the Panhandle badly needs
those flood waters that wrought
SO much destruction along the
lower reaches oi the Brazos and
Colorado scarcely three months
ago. II is not meant TO suggest,
of course, that irrigation can
make q drought iuu0cuous iu the
Panhandle. II the Panhandle had
stored all OF the water given 1t IN
such stpcrabundaucc last spring,
Unjust nevertheless have suffered
.m t.. drouth that now Stems
oaiiliot il. The store would not
have been great enough Co
moistcn all Of IL, planted acres ;
and. even II it had. many OF them
would lie above and beyond the
reach of Us flow. But irrigation
can De made very materially 10
mitigate the consequences OF a
1rYuth in the Panhandle, 10 ex-
rrIpt IL from a large percentage
of the loss that drouths now levy
900 Us agriculture. The loss it
would thus be spared probably
would. within q few years. equal
thr cost Of making u.gu tho
Hood waters that 20 uoH WASTES
lcstructivcIv 600 ''rD ~.
uuthcu and Centred I..a. %
would be an improvripue, gu INST,
gold nuggets %, mI ., with
which 90 pei, q friend Ia. PAM
handle is not guilty a. jus, that
Jolly. since its flood waters are
destructive and uo' au..eahla &c
those upon whom it dump, them
Hut to the Tauhmi'. 90 least
they are an asset
"lhc progress OF waiter conScr-
ation work has been made slow
hr thc Circumstance that the two
..,.uus az the state which must
unite on the task n the work D.,
iH DE done are never Spurrcd sim
u''lucuusly each by It's own par
truIar need. % undertake a. The
need OF flood prevention and the
rcd al irrigation DO not present
themselves urgently az the same
time. South Texas is not SO I'M
imaginative that it can not in
midsummer, picture 90 itself a
flood next spring. nor Is the Pam
handle so unimagiuativc that,
contemplating It's watcr-soakcd
soil IN spring. It can not cnyisagc
"a dr0uth IN midsummer But the
picture Of next springs flood does
not greatly bcstir South Texas
midsummer lauguor. nor doe, the
apprehension 81 a midsummer
drouth much disturb the confident
expectations which the spring
scasoring OF is soil cNcitcs ~ the
Panhandle One has been the
least ready to 60 when the othe'
has been the most so. with ihe re-
nli thar they have made two en-
igrprises out 81 a project whicl
1ust he treated as ono II II Is {,
he secuted successfully.
30 * one ~ the auspicioa
~ l'the mccl're hat Is 10 @.
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held in Waco most week. that
these two unco-ordinaiiug i'm
pulses have been hitchcl together
by reason. South Texas interest
in flood prevention has survived
its floods. and the Panhandle,
present interest IN irrigation is q
survival oi the season when 1t in
vokcd the sunshine that +, uoN
burning up %, fields