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, 1922-06-14

London.-In the course of an inter
view. Sir James Craig, the Ulster
premier, said:
1.-THE testing time for Ulster has
come; 1t may be that the testing time
for England also has come. If we go
down, our flag goes down with us"
In the present stand Ulster is TAX
ing, Sir James asserted: 1--WE are
fighting not only our own cause but
the cause of Great Britain"
, 1922-06-14
Wife,s Love Worth Six cents.

Hackensack. N. damages OF 9
cents for the alienation of his wife's
affections were awarded to John II.
Stein by the jury trying his 100000
alienation suit. brought against Edgar
II. Kane. Five women were on the
Jury.
, 1922-06-14
ceased and she was left severely alone

ttusto Nv u q tNlL otftlttJ iOi
Her husband called a doctor.
"There's nothing the matter with
her" said the physician. "She can
get up whenever she wants to-" Bul
she didn't want TO.
Specialists from Des Moines were
brought in. They could find nothing
wrong with the woman.
The village grew into a good-sized
town. A railroad was built through the
place. Mrs. Wickham could hear the
whistle of the locomotives as they
passed near her house.
Never Saw Telephone.
When the telephone exchange was
set up in Upton the Wickhams had a
telephone installed. Mrs. Wickham
never saw 1t. 1t was in another room.
Styles in clothes did not interest
her, she didn't wear any clothes. ex-
cept her n~ightdresses.
Upton grew until it almost inclosed
the Wickham farm. The farm became
very valuable. When the fatber-in-law
died, her husband became sole owner
of the place. But he gave up farming
and went In to raising collie dogs SO
he could be at home all the time and
could look after his wife.
Two gears ago the husband, worn
out with thirty-six years Of constant
waiting on his wife, died. Mrs. Wick
ham went TO the funeral. But she
had TO be carried. She could not
walk.
But she does not express a single
regret over her wasted life.
, 1922-06-14

Robertson Heads Locomotive Firemen
Houston, Tex.--D. b. Robertson Of
Cleveland, Ohio, has been elected pres.
ident Of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen.
, 1922-06-14
comstook Heads Idaho state Bankers

Comstock Heads Idaho State Bankers
Hayden Lake, Idaho.-Ross ]. Com
stock, OF Rexburg was elected presi-
dent of the Idaho State Bankers asso-
citation at the conclusion OF the organ
izations' two-day convention here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
MANY EXPERTS HEAR
RATES CASE ARGUMENTS
Oklahoma l. Greatly in,sre.sed
IN oascoms q Hearing,
Frighs Rate TO Be
Reduced. Maybe

nalahhms D8M Nns Anfesi
mssei. ss repfssentsiisos cf ats e
8 atss sommissiona. shamasf ef
eotmsfce manufactures stiafanss
snl railroads ifam IN soathvss eFu
states Wsss ffssset she's q hsarius
eas started hsfs on an spHtritinn
= iht ohisaoma corporation cen-
aiss.oa g. aoen~srd saisstmsnt
- uslshi rates lh tht state me
mates fsffeasnsa in adatsu n
osiahomA sre Nltsoaft kansaa
tfsarsAs Ean.shaa Aai fesas
fh htsnhg s before ilsnrY 8 iss
aae Aaminsr fef ne ittio
msuen,e eammlsslen
iH hs eIsnlnr fisieNsut fNai
Wa'kar staufY far chs 81 ahemt
tommlsslou dfearsd lhst fbs ap
avstea fuf low rates m hssfa
lho he' lhaf rttsa within otla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
A sfnbborn Cssuh
Ioossns ksvhf tp

fisfs = : haHa wsls s4fnn ehlah a'l
lsaas a htseie h4ta tala.i ~ Ae TIE
nf.st asrea.lseIa neans ~ hfsakInf tn
slahhafa aaNaha N . sAsaw aaA siainls
fnf tFf. ffNHeff ~ aetlsa. alsf -
hstfiHa. aaHthlna lafusnes sneN sofe.
ases stss. pkIsNat l..Hpus. hfeatAsen ~
fanass sasief tisAhrs p thftst lfaft tHt
SEA tef a 4ttsf alshts leslfai sifea fha
ustaf threat 4nI FHrst eeisis ~ sam
Wllfeed ~ a ta - aeufs ~ iess sufh4s4
Ntfsf $50 tfaaeeitis. hsitls sanHsa. ffafN.
tafest tstis hfeHsslsl ssthuse ~ eins
tel eNaatA
g asks ,kls splspill ssaah sfesp.
lsufs ga aH ias h.4tie SIN plsla
efAaH' ttsd sHssf syfur saH shaks thag
eHfAif sHa efslw uaa rlaYfHf
~ aHaaf sttap llihsf ~at vs. sst
= lail F.Hi fstulli sapTls - salsh
lstisf tMa stfvh thks Yvs soall tuf
ralt isats - tafsp Nelsa ~ pasias ?.
kfsfs Fefisftlf sna sAllffss lats "a
pisaaaaN taste.
riass i spsslsi 20 klfhls sapssas
ffatsl FaWpHNN4 sg *uaina NaYWaF
rIna fstftFt. kas~H taa aafi afef I've
ia nfamut hfAllnf sHstt aaaa ta~ wsta.
taaasa
fe asaiI ll,aprsIasmspt a. saif
dfueeltt 90 t'l a4etsa "a rlurs m.lh
fHii iIfssflaHa 8aH a.sak saaept anY
ttiae sisr. Nutfantefl ta 4ise stsilais
sAfisftstHH. - lnansy rtuuptv -
iaelsi he l1nct Go, a. Warns.
iai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
WAR HERO HUSBAND
WANTED PRICE FIXED
Mrs. Agnes Thcmaa Desrcst'
Saw That Another Woman
Wanted To Buy Her
OF"

n.trsa AGA. Nos. .-iisr vaf
hena husband 4sksd Atg G. - afsee
a IN. sasins a.otlsF ~omsn ~ss
~aaar d sauf AeF 81. Ma An :
II mgs.a g Deartoru. sets io'sh q
her I'll askinr, dlssrce fron cifce
Thempsax. scSoreinf = papsre nis-a
hsre yesterday.
The hash4nd. ss~n NiA sac arm
Fose a0 carr, ue .hrapIsl ~ssnes. "a
wofsh sse-e mora o. less - Asf a.
wlle says Nn Tssmps.n taAansa
toia hsm BE- wss xerih tiesss ons
arm ana ogher disabilities inrieted
Reg ast.fasy .als nai ragmrson srs~
serious and asksd her ~hat price sae
woall take Il anotAsr vouAa psuied
him
~Yoa sA Aidnt ask mere tAan 5. ~
% q .9Qo Cor me. deare Thomosaa d
saa te have csntInued
Clyde Themssoa .snt .orsh five
csnis 10 me- - the r,taliai Airs
Dora psster ~tho oghef man
hurried al mrs. Thomp~sn An ne
nOnsy I'se rot Ina solas q haas o.
20 Bcsds I'm ei1reiy satlsiied
vita nay present husband
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST

iasr yuag tiehi. mh.ar flrn stsp
iAt rstn Hfeah ~ llss gss,aesf,.sn
lsfi a hai cold lpasta "a IS luif =
thofi time
hei iTpsf hnb Il lhs colt Fsns
sdf that angs auHkfH fhfl Il lsn.
nff 'lHfs Ylu snd D lftikalf seems Is
sHA ihN tsllintst aui drive lhe sftrses.
tai ana taffnfss tlAhf ut8
NH'mns hAs tuh l.afsmr48t .nr.
ttalnw hfAi a. ffd eepsfA sGI whsn
hsai psnsifAita uala Afaa ni1 ,aI.ls
effEttieN. At htus masflfi kri fnfs.
tiW lQmis frlAl sasaft AZ once
tf nNHHsni 500 tpp.f Nsd reeRsf
kuh 700 iesl ihs tHs'.as hfsf rs ihlfs
ninuiFs chs tanataaaai af4.s e a4sasst
thf0ush ari through When ,aa sss
tnHtfinf ffuw ealt. ihainslissn
hafkaths itiH asst w Mfe mau 80
hfi 90 a iat af k1wifs Asd Fsaesg
lph nsds irvin rs1 lsppsft e say
diuR tore f0u wll have lhs qalg4 d
fsilfi hnaan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
when Mixed With sulphur u
erings Sack i,s Beav'ifui
Lustre At onee

Cray hair. hcwevrf handsonc. Dr.
notes aixancrr sge We at know ne
atsariaegs cf q youthful appearancrs
Ncar hair IS yoar charm i makes 81
mar ne lace Mhrn ( iaje< turns
sras ara locks sireakcd iust few
.pel.cat ems "a Sagc Tea and ,ultaur
snhances rs appearance a hurdred-tod
Dunt stay gyay' Lock young !
Fihsr rrcpare abs rccipc AZ home %
a.. from any drug sh,re q hottie OF
"Nyrihs sage ard Sulrhur Ocrl-
round.~ which Is merely the old-tluc
rcc.re improved By The addition oi ota-
a ingredients Ihoc 4nds Of iolks
recommend t'ns rrady-to-usc rrcrara-
tor. because i d1fkcuf TIE hair be1n-
fifuIly. besides, no onc car poislhiy tell.
as Il darirns 50 naturally ard cstuls
You Fnciscn a sQonge Or soft brush
win Il. dfawinr iils through The hair.
taking one small strand 81 a time b.
ucfuing fhc gray hair dis1rac4rs' al
ter another apriic4fion cr two. rs
natural color IS restored and Il becomes
thick giossy ard lnstrous, aid you aD-
pear yesEs younger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
GOOD REASON WHY
RATES SHOULD III ctr

Brchwo0d. Wis Nov. 2-Joeeph
schstrap of wsshbarn. shipped a
bafhei q choice sppies 70 Mlnnea-
polls with he lsieatioa q Shipping
hs crop there if he made a reasn
abb prof.. He received letter
thst ne arpls sere satisfactory
und 'ha. b. would BE- pad = cents
bashsl Transportation ooa Z.
cents and postsze pas iro esn,s.
net profit one csnt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
BUSINESS CONDITIONS
Of NATION ARE BETTER
Rsusw ~ Federal Reserve sank
Director Gives Much In.
ooaragemsns TO Al kiuds
oi Industries

cletfiand ohlo. Net in'
bus n.ss ada 4 fslus the reea'ns
a. has sAr4.l oai m~s -
fFsets saa ias iuesaiEs
5.slns ~ tide lna y basinsss ae
agfaiak . ne - uih,y bas.ae Fs-
ve~ 8, shs ioaah fsatfai fstns
iaat isspsa here
-Nefe "a pefsals te kaa - Is
icaF words ihs ssrrssH lons 81 oaf
naay corls spar rdtnis il ghs district
hsf won,d D. We afs hayius ege
ihs review ssss
A snelssis - q hssie maisuals
shows fhst ffit slfhf are haAsf
satuY than ihsr we're year 49,
According T. the nsiew Nerehan .
sho hsts fsm rly resolved mn Il
~ much mfrshantae are uos 81
tie oalnlon that ~ll BE- util tal
hem = he4n % participate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02

tema an1 from ratseans eaitite
she STATE q poiNA a fte state &ee
aikesr fAsa ia ssffoaaAaa stats@
Ns A. Mfel iasf fAa - hf.s.sht
snaat lsfssia - tns oeli a. Nssisa
as Nlss.st.ell attt aa1 tae na
seasi nsee s1 q wAkh efelaee
aatsr a8s etaer Nau r. ttstts "a E
aeenf Is othhewa aat stase a
Esaaltshf awff4na a fe ieffe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
STOP cATARRHl OPEN
s0STRlLS AND HEAD
sals 'wam Appl,sd In Nsaal.
NIlle,t. nraA. old a nnrn-

'.'s.'' $3.50 .s.s..s
il Nuf nasifils afe eeHwI AnA t...,
tai is "nAsi sat Noa saHt breathe
iN'i hsatia "a a eh 81 ss ARA. Hst
81 mall '.siile ~ Swat tnam nslai
= ~ aff t'NW AflIg a hltls nf fhIa
ifsriaHi, aailssplle 8, sls lnin SOS, -,
Mlis aiM li 3 i~nsirete lhfusleh s,4y
Nf fffmes x seaf brsd. sAaihlne ant
D a'lnf ths mfsms.i. saailsa maasas
Mfu'ai ne snA Nal eat instant fsHef
~ ilan Esd Il fesia Nnaf asu
tflis HW ap0H tsif head = elear a..
Heff hANhifr nna'lnf hlnslnsi 49,
Ti'fn hfaiHlhf, dffnfss ~ stfnariln~
fNf hnfaih hy's Ntssm iislm * t.st
NA# Hli'evu tfvm bead calds sai
saisfih ncsd lssa ale.laAl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
BRYAN AND A wonAn-

a Le1inston ky man predicts
that " J. Bryan. With a vonan run-
ning mate. in the next pressdsntlaI
election vii weep both the old par
ties OF the political map.
AZ iasi accounts this prophet was
stal rannlng st large.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
fHFfFfN ulill0N DoiIaH
COu nE VI T. OIffhiD

rlettaffh. "a Nsv Mere
~ aene sfffs s waai aua. epa-
tlhIaN el umsttif tfH go go
iaas ef aliamia a. tfai was lns
ssNsa W aesi et'fa H wss stlt
here As la pfoeass q Asxalaiiea
tsieesn lisnfY fefa. neirelt msaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02

tsesuFsr taa - wss- Cai Coa..
Paae af Fi1laAnns "a.
tff1eiAs Nsafss wsrw net abfala.
stis haf 6esi nnu plae@a NJ pnes
81 efsss - Iteae aee TAsfs ~.
aa IafitaiIea ss - easa tas a@f
saIt = eA.sa4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
SCORES GIVING Of TIPS
OOfs MRS. ROCKEFELLER
says Practice Is Aau-AmencAn
and IN democratic. WI
Wage National
Fight

wsshingsan. Nox s-Nrs lohn =
Reeksfsasr. -. sssrtser-ia las q
ihs fiehest nasn in tls ~orid y ~aF
iur . national feat asalasi-
ripplrf
~rAs uppag evi- sae sass
uns Aa.esisaa and unlemaefsa
rhe iaisrsis~.f ssuirmea sneom.
fsrssbly He Aad isss used q 90
ne rad fer ekhsrinT him irse Nr~
Rorkefellsrs FoeM.
"a heeomex a tsfrlts< drain par
tleslEsiy sn perscus travelng. she
~tnt On. ~and thass nsiHe Ia hotels
ons travelling mAn reesufis cola ne
that hs Rad ia pas cat b. i'us each
monih 3 sam equal 10 more taan halt
As saafs'
-flai eeeu worss thaa fhe money
factor involved. ls The moral factor
TIE tprne system establishes and
malntAiaz q false un~holesome rela
Il nsAlp h~t~e~n servant Or emploss
and tAa persoa served
nooea Movement Sprssos
So Nrs. Rockefeller besan hsF
esmpatEn sEainsi upiang when fhs
Craze Dsdrc hotel a y n { A hes
tcifs fr women vas opsnsd here A.
chairman u ths housing committee q
-thc nauonai board a. the assoriatlcn
she piared an ahsolate han cn the
gnlns or receiving q sratulties
4 worked so ueu hat Mrs. Roeke.
TELLER hops the movement will sprcaa
tn hotels Throughout the country
IL Is oar particular hope that hg
proving q hotel managers generals
that IL Is possible to ah9lish iirpinr
and siiii run a hrEe modern ho,ei
we may SCI In motion Esnefai anti.
ilpp.ne movement that VIII sveuia.
ally eud the tirpanr praoliee-ai least
in This country. she sid
Mr. Rockefeller apreared dcierm
'inea a. she said IL. A rather Ions
slightly suquane scnevhf shnrnsl
rose. a wide. ihln.ilrnet mouth.
slaaro.cui lav indicate abnhy L
fsund hfmy W her decisions Str
r7wsd eyes between packeFcd breaa
eise an expression. hall swllng. hal
ouIflcal
Although q rich material. ther
vas nothing ohirusivo Or striking i
her drers iIer hat vas Of brow-
velvet. ~iih orim oi moderate width
aronnd which pas pleaied band .
hr an infertwincd with rcld ieases
eUs she Follows Custom
Z vas her iewclry. rther than he
gown. Or hat that bespoke ,hr
vearers wealth. on her hlghi ham,
spMkied an immense diamond o.
the third finger or hcr ief, hand wsn
t~o great pearls as large a. hazel
nut. one vas white. the other black
Two black pearls, mates apparenti,
= the ore IN The rlnr. hang from hs
ears 4 diamond chain enclrcued he
LETT wrist
n attempting u spread the doc
uire q no tips Nh Rocterelle
Sas asked. do you and the othe
members of the Y n G A boar
practice olseehere the no.t,pn,ns ,ni
va esforck herc7-
she smiled. hesitated and shook her
head derFecaiiasiy.
Wen you know she rersird. IN,
pretty hard not to folio~ custom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02

Sarah nsrnk4rdt 81 ~ IS sun q
remarkably viscrous womln. men
tally snd physically jus, a. Il may
ls q eeniry or iwo before the ~orid
hears another yoioe Ike cara@a'a 80
u may oe ecsaliy long before Il seea
another actress Lac neruhsrdt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02

Keen uaht cn using foese
Honey md Tar L wl eiru 4aek
rslief'~ ssia the doglcr when me
eailre family had he tlu Never
aau whsn an, hlnx s. sood. writes
Nfe A. n. Crnith sntrsvs IND fof
coughs. cQid. group, mrub chtss ef
hvnch.al troaAle as FQlea't ilonss
and Tar SID eytry~hsfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
jolly arHARuc IABfrs

NAkE " nloootxss aevotrf
a Ns~ resA pfyFhseslAss ays -.
ffsse ga ~ maa4 sfimus ~ ~am~.
IAfss las = laal saman 10 10 q
tet hat saf a. sas usks a -.
81 thefe hieetlsss fsseht las "a
gtss atst - aafs ss~a = cass ssss
fea sssks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02

= Tcn wonld enjoy good health.
keep Four b19els regulsr. No one
ican r~aeozshlr hope 70 fee, wr1
when oonstspaisd WHEN ne-dsd
take chsmbsriaia's Tabisfs. Thsy
are mid ana gentle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02
coUT rHis OUT.
" IS WORTH MONEY

Cut oar this siip. enr.osa with Sc
% faohy a Co. 2tas sheffieid Az
chicsso. ~. writing yoar mare and
AddreAs clearly. You all receive IN
RUN trial package contaiulna
foiey's Honey and Tar Compound.
for coaghs. colds and Group. Foley
kldney Pslis and Foisv csfh1ruc
Tablet Sold everFEhers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-02

IT - VT
Sc s.ts p lehntoa tf "a ~
~ ntnks Oafulshmsnl
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
PUBLIC rsusyus sAls

WHEREAS. ISesSs~ss H. MsA<uxks ~ as~d
Of sss.a. asse'a As4sl Z. no. Which ss sespsass
10 so~A saS pas ;N 10 sA~ ssxpsas of tks ushse
pf sA-s CSss4 4sa Esx~seAes of tbs rusAst uf
Me4a- Asase II CslssseA-s. dsrt s-sese,ea 70 he
rsbase rssssss ss s4.d tes said C.sasy ~
~.Ad. Cesaosseao. sl.e f..le~sss described sssl
.ss.s. 10 sh~ Ca~ssy es Weld. C.lessau.
a.s~sss
ws.s halt Of E..s k.sf tNs es k4I ssd k~.s
Asss Ut ws.s hsst tlS 81 WI ~ s.ssies
r~.ess =s.s.a GU. 1.~sshss sis tst Moth.
Esax. @issyaea~ gsll Wet sf Ssssk rsisesp~i
Nssssssa- s@4ssiAiaf xs@ sesvss seufv ~ k~sss
which s.~a et sss.s sss .ss5e In .essfe ske
e.sy yss@s of ea> esossis.esy se<e ~ eses asse
wi.h s~is decd et s~.s fef she .s@ et Five
Hsss<s..s besssss Isoes nsl psysh4e w VI. essses
81 rh~ E~.s.ss U-sle- $40 PAW Ls-ss Cu~e~aJ.
.is sseask. st.s she asse thetees. sd ~hseh
se4. ~s. esseaeasa 10 AessiL l. tssI. 9th isses.~s
th.s.ea ~ eight p.s seet e ~ seesl p-f
saauAss 4aa
WHEREAS. The .ssa B.sjssts n MasspsA.
se.a .sl pss.esss eIsissia4 ~. sksessh ~ u&ssef
kss- kssiax a.tsslsea ia The p.y@.&s II sse
esss-eie~I II Fi,. Hs@as.d peAsss lEne col
ssssasses ApsiI I. sxsa. sss ssaes TOT the ,.st
lssp. saa ,ke legal holder et .sid sess having
elected. on asee.ss ~ said defaults. ts deslsse
.sia sese ~sp~id. due and payable
NOW. .IHSREfVRk. A. the written teasees
II The y esteem *esatisies 1ssestu,eet Coo L.
eAsy. The legal holder et said sese. paf>east
10 lac I. the sss.s.i4sed. Public 1tvssee. ia
and sef the Ceas,J Of Weld. Colorado. DO
kesyhy sise sp4ise that siI at The hour et
eleven e'sIeek In the fcspp.~ss ca Wednesday.
sks s4h dsy Of Jst. A. b.. tszz. st the ffeet
ss.-es ~ The Cs~st Hvese. in sbe City ef
ut~ele,. Colorado. sell at pael,e seesies To
tn. highest ed kest bidder fos eash the said
described pse~ises and all right. title sed
interest ~ Benjamin n. Hancock. his ,keis.
and assigns therein. TOT the puspcse ~ paying
the Indebtedness secured ~ said DECD of
stu.s aud the tanes and rpets aud eApeeses of
executing this tru.t. and atscssey's teee. ssd
-iu deliver 10 the purchaser . certificate Of
sale a. provided ey lsw.
Dated At otvele,. Colorado. this 18th day Of
Mar. A. D.. lSz7
sisued, n. J. WALSH,
rsb,ic Trustee in and for the Coaniy Of Weld.
state of Colorado.
FIRST publication June 2, lsa2
Last publication June - 1Sz.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
Mrs Lew Falss il The nurse.

28- Mrs. Lew Fsies il the nurse.
II. A. JOhnson's brother and his fam
tiy stopped on their way to Denver
Wednesday and hsd dinner with him.
County Commissioner Straight WAS in
town Tuesday telling Of the terrible
hail storm in Greeley. and his car bore
evidence Of the truth Of his statements
Mr.. and AFs- Jos Silvis arc the proud
parents Of fine little boy who arrived
on Nay =. and has been named Louis
Dow after his two grsndfsthess. Mrs.
Hall 10 taking care Of The young man.
The Hughes and Memovieh families
spent Sunday At the W. 4. List homs.
nrA Hunter and daughter. Ruby. re-
turned To their home in Fort Morgan
Wednesday.
Mrs Poa.h has organized her music
class here sna gave the iissI Lessons
Wednesday.
M,- Meeehsm il spending few de, .
in Denver.
Mfa Lsaer and family went 10 Fort
Collins Monday.
Grace Deforest il working st the
ZSbci homo.
Ms. Davis and Mr.. Sprness. Of Hsx-
lsn. stayed over night Friday ss Ire
A. b. List homo.
Mrs. Vs~ses and Mrs. Guy vsNtss
called al the Tfumbo home Tuesday
afternoon.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
win Give Free CsAsslsAStoA II
Sterling
n the Oxford Hotel
Saturday. June 3. and In
Greeley
at Cam6eid Hotel:
Monday. June S
fsO0 10 Q. -. u & ?. -.
ONE DAY ONLY
rAsy Gene Aaaay A1ilss ss See Hin

Dr.. Ooean = . regular graduate In
u,esiieioe and surgery and Il licensed by
The State Of Colorado. He visits pro.
fssssoasliy he more important towns
aad cittee, and o6efs TO all who call on
sha trip consultation and examination
free, except tAo sxpsose Of treatment
when desired.
According 10 his method Of coming
TO youf ueefset city to ses patients he
Gtves all The sick psople IN opportunity
10 obtain The best that medical science
can offer right at hoane. He does not
operate for chronic appendicitis. gall
Stones, ulcers Of stomach. toosis or
sdenoSde.
He he's to his credit many wonderful
results In disease Of the stomach. liver.
bowels, blood. skin. nervee. heart, kid
ney. blodder, bed wettine. cataffh. Ie9
ulcers and rectal ailments.
n you have been ailing for any length
Of time and do not get any better. do
not fail 10 call. - improper measures
rather than disease are very often the
cause Of your long standing trouble.
Remember above date. that examin.
alton On this trip will b free and that
HE treatment ID different
Married ladies' must come with their
hushando and children with their par
entD.
Address: Medical laboratory Of DR..
Dofan. 336.336 Boston Block. Mime
apolis, MINI.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
Bseaiashaa Nsus lssms

6oeAiA9ha0 News Items
Memorial services were held at The
auditorium Tussday afternoon and a.
though many were kept away BY the
bsd weather the room wss we'll filled.
The sermon BY Rev. winterboarne wss
much appreciated. Short talks weFs
given by MeasEs. Gingssss. Whippie.
Addinston. Snow and Lsmon. all Civil
War veterans: and Mcssfs. Greene.
Ls0es. Smslhsss. Blsaes. and ksseks-
berger. service u.sn Of lhs world wss.
Music wss Furnished BY The boeking-
ham choir.
Rev. II. II. MeMiilcn. county Sunday
sehoo, organizer. preached To large
audience hesv Sunday morning.
NJ. and asa, ". G. Raps entertained
Mn Gasson. !. Z. and Henry Lsmon.
Olive fIemmiax and Ruth Liss Sunday.
A baby was welcomed into the hons
Of NJ. sad MrA Mike FsvsIiek on May
The Keota news., 1922-06-02

/Get an egg hes,er jar fsee with Z
swo- pound carton Of assorted Sunshinc
Cookies ~ the special sale price Of Sc
st ossm's on Saturday. Jane 3,
Calvin II. Merrill left Toesdsy morn.
ias fos 81. Louis where he will b EN-.
p,eyed st The plumbing trade.
Grover basincps houses we're closed
sii day Tuesday. Deeoss,ioa dsy.-Psw.
nso fsc&A.
Jesse Msskisy. Of wei3oas. spen,
Tuesday ss The Mr. Carrie Olsoa home.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
Z ship ysss
CHcRNlNC CREAM
10
Wiadsse Farm Dairy. Osavss

v NosSee
District No. - will receive bids for
moving Green Valley and Cavey school
hoosss to Sligo. Bidder TO BE- under
bond to put buildings In good condition
on foundation. Bids received TO June
s. Board seserves right to reject any
or all bids.
C. W. MORELAND. Sec. Dist. -.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02

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Nssiee Of Annual Msssias


The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the Keota Farmers Cooperative
Elevator Company will be held In the
r. L N. Hall at keoss. Saturday, June
8. 1922, at o'clock. for the purpose Of
electins officers for the ensuing year.
and for the transaction Of any other
busincss pertaining to the interests Of
The company.
NJ. L. HAwORTH. Secretary.
New Kodak catslogp. Get one at
Stanley's. whether you have a camera
or not. You will find Il an interesting
book
New sheet music. 16c at News office.
Most places you would pay 25c to 40c
for these selections.
The Keota news., 1922-06-02
u Coming to
Sterling and Greeley
DIR. DORAN
4 0Dseialisa. Net II Na0s Osly. bel
~ Expssssses II slasss
Quarter u . Csatssy

DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-26
Troop 8
By b. S. BOOB

Patrol leaders, attention! This
was tho command given as signal
for patrol leaders meeting. We met
last Monday evening and discussed
some way to keep us alive. You all
know after you are going fine you
get conceitod and lay down. This
is not going to happen to Troop o
II II is possible to prevent 1t.
Whoopio boys, were off. one, two,
three, go! This is us, we have best
ed the rest of you and we are going
sky high. Get your glasses.
our last meeting was very quiet
as we have decided on n new plan
for discipline. All keep quiet and
we shall have more time for games
this IL that. Mr., Bossard. Mr.. Roll
Inns and Mr.. Johnson visited us.
oh, wait n minute, Mr.. Indy came
In and told us about our budget and
said keep in sight with uniforms on
next week. All the rest gave talks
on some form of scouting. Mr..
I.eavltt said we would miss some-
thing IL we did not come to the
father and son" banquet next
Thursday.
Jennings cnme 20 meeting In long
pants. John Harl asked: Did your
dog bite your
Jennings: No.
John Harl: No wonder. II has no
teeth.
Toby came in but soon left: he
had n boiled shirt and stiff collar on
He soon left. | wonder whyF wen
boys, win close.