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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
WAS EARLY KANSAS SETTLER
Mrs. Amanda Melvina Woods, Of, Is
Dead at st. George.

st. George, Kan, Nov. 9.-Kansas
lost an early settler and this COM
munity one of its most unique and
noble characters last night in the
death of Mrs. Amanda Melvina Woods.
which occurred at the family home
just across the Kansas river south OF
this city. She had been an invalid
for several years and her death was
not unexpected.
Mrs. Woods and her husband, John
Woods, came to Kansas from Ken
lucky in 1855 and had she lived until
next January, she would have been
80 years old. They first. lived on a
small farm east of st. George, in Pot
tawatomie county, but soon moved
across the river into Riley county.
where they built the home which is
still standing.
the life of Mrs. Woods during the
early days in Kansas, and especially
during and Immediately following the
Civil war, was a story of numerous
hardships. The war left her a widow.
as her husband failed to escape the
thru courage and pluck she was sue
cessful in rearing her family alone.
For many years she/made her home
with one son, Walter Woods. and dur
ing recent years was under the care OF
a daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. Hutto OF Man.
haitian. other children living are Mrs.
L. J. Lyman, of Manhattan; Mrs.
Woods, of Mountain Grove. Mo, and
L. o. Woods, of Seattle, Wash. An
other son, George, died in his youth
Two sisters, Mrs. Katie Walker, OF
st. George, and Mrs. Rye Blood, OF
Kansas City, also survive.
from the home Friday afternoon at ?
o'clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
Cotton Bats

Low Price in the Anniversary Sale
3-pound Cotton Batts-Of a sur
prisingly good quality, unrolls Tx
80 inches il size. Is not stitched
and is unbleached but is good clean
cotton, each -7SC
3-pound Cotton Batts-Pure white
bleached, soft and downy, 72x90
inches unrolled, stitched to hold in
place. Very special, each. $1.OO
4-pound Cotton BattS-These large
four-pound bats are of an ex-
cel1ent quality, pure bleached and
stitched. Very special, each $1.33
14-oz. Quilt Cotton Bats. f.. .45c
16-oz. Quilt Cotton Bats -. .5Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

great help in carrying child, as have
noticed a difference when didn't take
it. l thank you for this medicine and if
I ever come to this point again do not
want to be without the Vegetable Com
pound. 1 give you permission to publish
this letter so that all women can take
my advice. Mrs. FRED MINER, Box
1O2, Churubusco, N. Y.
It's the same story over again.
Women suffer from ailments for years
They try doctors and different medi-
cines, but feel no better. Finally they
take Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and you can see its value ID
the case of Mrs. Miner.
That's the truth of the matter. If yoI
are suffering from any of the troubles
women have, you ought TO try this med
icine It can be taken in safety by younf
or old, as it contains no harmful drugs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

Blankets are i'm the
ANNEX STORE
Here you will find
unusually large and
very complete as
sentiments of high
grade blankets, all
very specially priced
for the anniversary
sale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

Mems Extra Heavy Elan
mel Shirts-Full cut sizes
with two pockets in
brown, m roc n. dark
green and heather mix
lures. 14h to II. $3.75
value S2.96
Mems 4S-inch Ulster
Best quality moleskin,
sheep lined. Large beaver
cite collar. Strongly re-
inforced ckots and
sleeves Big value
Boys Heavy I h e T m O
Sweaters-Coat or slip
over style. plain or COM
bined colors. &c to "a
sizes. $3.50 value
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .7S
Boys MoleSkin s h g ep
Lined Coats-With large
beaVerette collar. Sizes 12-
IAN. Special SIS. so
Mems Moleskin S h g ep
Lined Coats-4a inches
long, waterproof, extra
heavy reinforced pockets
and sleeves. A big. spe-
cial value at $1,000
Mems Fine Knit Sweater
Coastal wool. oet
models with two pockets.
Brown or green heather
shades. So to 46 siZee-
$3.50 value at -. $500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

64x76 Heavy Wool
nap Blankets-Plain
gray with wide pink
or blue stripe border,
Here is a most re-
markable b l a n k g t
value at, CD ar
pair ...-... VG"OS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

32-inch GtnghamS-Plaia colors
and fancy patterns of an excep-
tionaliy nice quality at, yd<.. .2Sc
32-inch extra quality, fast color
ginghamS, I'd .29c
27-inch Ginghams-In a large as
sortment M new checks and plaids.
yd. &c
27-inch Apron Ginghams-IncIud-
ing all staple checks in the staple
27-inch Fleece Lined Calico-In a
splendid assortment of patterns
and colors, yd- Csc
27-inch Outing FIannef-An excel
lent, good weight quality in me-
dunn and light coIors, yd.. Sc
,27-inch White Outing-Splendid
quality for gowns or for infants
napkins yd- - 3SC
36-fnch Outing F1anneI-Extr2
heavy weight in light, medium and
dark colors, yd. Csc
27-inch Fancy Bath Robe Flannel
A fine quality in light and dark
colors, for women's, mems or chill
dren's robes, yd- SEC
17x34 Huclz>ToweIs- are a
dandy towel for rooming house
keepers or for those requiring a
quantity of inexpensive towels.
each ...-..--.-.... 10C
16x31 Heavy Huck ToweIs-A
good firm weight towel with wide
red border, each 1Sc
17-inch BIeached Cotton Toweling
Soft and t-bsorbs the moisture
quickly, makes good kitchen or roll
Ter towels. A big value, at,
yu. AUG
1S-inch Linen Welt ToweIing-
Good heavy quality with linen fin
ish, washes easily, yd. .1Sc
36-inch BIeached MuSIin-Offering
in the anniversary sale a big value
in this splendid, soft bleached mus
lin of a we'll known staple brand,
at yd. .1Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

36-inch Comfort ChaIIies-A host
of very attractive pattern designs
in all colors. These are our best
Chal1eS, yd. 1SC
36-inch Comfort Cretonnes-Excel-
lent quality cretonnes specially Sc
lected for comforts but many are
desirable also for draperies, etc.
yu- -. ! sc
32-inch Devonshire Cloth-Fast
colors, a good heavy weight cloth
for children's wear, fine house
dresses, etc. Mill lengths of 10 to
20 yards which will be cut to suit,
ryd. 33c
32-inch Windsor Lingerie Crepes-
Nice soft qualities in neat and deli
cate patterns for gowns and lin
gerie, yd. 3Sc
Japanese Lunch CIoths-A new,
special purchase notably different
fronTthe ordinary in colors, designs
and quality. There are several sizes.
specially priced for the Anniversary
Sale .....-..$ 1.25 to $3.50
Extraordinary Values i'll Danaslx.
5S-inch Fine Mercerized Table
Damask Of good patterns. yd. SOC
64-inch Mercerized Table Damaslx,
yd. .85c
22x44 Bath Towels-These-ar ex-
ira heavy, and fine for Christmas
or other gift purposes. They're
big values at, each 29c'
24x17 Extra Heavy Double Thread
Bath Towels, each -..... soc
Nice Heavy Wash Rags, assorted
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
The Anniversary Sale Brings Quality Blankets
Ta9 S 1 s Prices That Spell SAVINGS s s

7OxSO Extra Fine
Woolnap Blankets
A $3.50 value, really
made to sell at $3.50.
They come in assort-
ed rich plaids of
pink, blue. gray, tan,
yellow and lavender.
A very wonderful
blanket but more
wonderful at our
special Anniversary
Sale price. CA AZ
Pair : $500. QES3O
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
TO CLOSE FOR ARNfISTICE DAY.
Badders Motor Company VIII Not 30
Open Next Saturday.

1--WE may not pray all day, but we're
going to be closed all day" George S.
Badders, of the Badders Motor COM
pany, announced this morning. in stat
ing that his Ford agency and service
station would not be open on Satur-
day, November II, Armistice Day.
Most of Badder's employees at the
agency are ex-service men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

backbone ana mad no
relief from his medi-
cine. One day q
neighbor told me
about your Vegeta-
bic Compound and I
took it. 1t helped me
SO much that l wish
to advise all women
to try Lydia E. Pink
hams We table
|Compound for fe-
male troubles and
hanlaabo II ia a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

Mems Fancy Stripe Silk
Hosea splendid weight
quality in all the leading
fall shades, pair -. .6Sc
Mems and Boys Heavy
Ribbed Cotton Sweater
CoatS-In gray only. Sizes
% to 46. Special at. sec
Mems Pure Silk Knit Ties
in all the newest color
ings and grenadine weaves
including the new woven
dots and stripes They sell
everywhere at SIPS TO
$3.50. Special while IS
dozen lasts. Each. S9c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

66xS0 WooInap Plaid
BlanketS-These fine
heavy weight blan-
kets come in lovely
pink, blue and gray
plaids. They are the
most wonderful blan-
kets we've seen at
anything near our
special low GO Or
price. Pair. %OsAJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
Anniversary Sale
Items of Interest
From the
Hardware
Basement

Combination Two-in-One Ladder
When folded makes a dandy four feet
step-ladder, or when extended an
eight-foot straight ladder. Special for
InAS sale 81 -
Standard Champion Washing Ma
chine-Easy to operate. mo cogs or
gears to wear cut. Regular priced
$3.50, during this sale, only $13. 95
Convertible Geared Coaster wagon
Extension side boards, indestructable
steel frame .S13.49
Hot-A-Kold Lunch Kits-Complete
with Thermos bottle .S2.39
Top-Ben Guaranteed Alarm
Ciock $1s49
Boys Adjustable Steel Roller
okateS -. 81. 90
Dads Electric Lanterns-CompIete
with two Red Seal Dry Cell Batteries.
Regular price $3.50, for this
SAFE ---------.- $3.50
GriswoId Waffle Iron-SpeciaI, while
they last $3.50
2Sx2S Zinc Stove Boards-AlI sizes
in proportionate reduction. .S1,70
Boys High Grade Tool Chests-Con-
sists of full sized saw, hammer, shing-
ling Ratchet, brace and three bits.
etc, Tor this sale .$S.SS
PimbIey's Black Iron EnameI-For
stoves OF metal surface exposed to
neat. A pint 81, 90
Very Heavy Large Oval Roaster-The
right size - roast turkey. $2.S9
No. Diamond Edge Food
Choppers $3.50
Columbia 24-Ib. Family Scale-very
special -.--- $1.98
No. II Galvanized Coal
SHUTTLE .-..+... .--....-...... 5Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

Pure california WOOL
BIanketS-Here are
the finest values
possible in strictly
all wool blankets.
They are in soft tone
plaids; closely woven
a n d h a We tn .
warmth without the
weight.
66x80, pair .$7.9S
70xS0. pair So IS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
SUCCEEDS WHERE
DOCTORS FAIL
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Often Does That. Read
Mrs. Miners Testimony
'IIIIUlNllIIII

Churubusco, N. Y.-%T was under the
doctors care for over five years for
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
Anniversary Sale of Draperies

Presenting values that are QUITE I'M
unusual.
Regular Csc Observation-Disclosures the
Anniversary Sale-speciaI, I'd. .17c
36-inch Dotted ScrimAIn yellow,
pink or blue dots-Anniversary Spe-
cial, yard 1Sc
3S-inch White or Ivory Toile-A re-
markabIe-value at, per yard .1Sc
36-inch Drapery Cretonnes-SpIenGid
qualities in hosts of attractive at
terms and colorings, yard. -. zoe
36-inch Fancy fcoIorcd Marquisetfes-
In assorted pattern designs and col
Bordered Marquisettes--In assorted
colorings. Regular 63c quality. spe-
clal, YARD 3Sc
Cross Barred Swisses-Pink, blue and
yellow dots, CSC qualities.
special, yard soc
75c Drapery Madras-Splendid quail
ties in the wanted colors.
Special, yard SSc
Csc Figured Grenadines
Special, I'd -., SOC
S1.19 Veiton CIotIl-36 inches wide, in
the very newest of designs
Special, yd- ~ CSC
54-inch Bungalow Nets-Ivory and
ecru, yd. S0c,
45-incb FIIet Nets-Ivory and ecru.
sa ya; F5ic, scts1vo-v ana $50 A5e
va; xa,t,ns;,,,,, 100 35c
Third Floor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
Anniversary Sale Of Mems and Bows Underwear Furnishings Etc

Mems Fine Egyptian Rib
bed Union SuitS-Medium
weight, in sizes "a TO
sc .... - SOC
Mems Fine Ribbed Eleeced
Union Suits-White or
ecru. sizes 81 to 10 $1.3S
Mems Flat Fleece Union
SuIts-in extra nice quail
ity. gray only. 81 to 40
sizes. A s2.00 value
at &s9O
Mems $3.50 Inmbsdown
fleece Union Suits-These
are the original. genuine
lamhsdown garments, SO
to 46 sizes ..... -S1-9S
Freching's Wool Mixed
Union SuitS-gray only.
a real fine medium weight
garment. $2.75 value, spe-
cial. at ...--..$ 4.S3
Mems Wool Union Suits
"a regular $3.50 gray
ribbed wool union suit of
medium weight. 81. IS
Mems Silk and Wool
Mixed Union Suits-S4.95
quality. medium weight
fine silk and wool. Spe-
cial S3.9O
Mems $3.50 Finest Silk
and Wool Union Suits
Very high class garment,
-, ,-,,-~r- without xrafchT
Special .-.. $4-9S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

Mems Sheep Lined Vests
M o ! e kin shell, full
stool leather sleeves. All
sizes. This is a real vest
at .....S $3.50
Mems Fine Silk and WooIk
Hose-In good medium
weight, brown or green
heather shades. s1.o0 val
Ne at .... Sc
Mems Isle Hose-Fine
quality Isle, double heel
and toe Brown, black,
gray and navy Pair Csc
; pairs for 500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

36-inch BIeached MusIin-The best
quality that has yet been Of
fered in Topeka at a sale price
you'll find a fine value in this mus
lin at, yd. 4Sc
36-inch UIbIeached MusIin-A
special purchase from the mill of
short lengths, fine for tea towels
and other domestic purposes,
yd. 1OC
S1-inch BIeached or Brown Sheet
ing-Offerins-in this sale a well
known standard brand much under
market price at, .yd. .-....- .4Sc
72x9O Seamless BIeached Sheets
Made of standard muslins, hemmed,
ready for the bed, each. $1.25
27-inch Everette Mills -Shirting-
This old reliable shifting in all
staple blue and gray patterns.
va. = &C
36-inch PercaIes-Light and me-
dunn patterns in our regular full
standard grade, yd.. .x7c
36-inch Extra Quality PercaIes-
Including our best soft qualities for
shirts, and women's and chiIdren's
better grade dresses, yd. 1900 Csc
42-inch High Grade Best Quality
Pillow TRbipg, yd. soc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

Mems SOxSO Count Per-
Gale Shirts-New and at
tractive patterns in guar
anteed fast colors. French
cuffs, re collar. A real
$50 shirt at $50
Mems Satin Stripe Ma
drns and Woven Stripe
Popiin Shirts-In the new
check patterns and satin
stripes in new color COM
bina t o us. Guaranteed
colors. $3.50 and $500
qualities -.-..-.-S 3.9S
Mems Fine Madras Shirts
I'm the new small checks
and other new patterns.
collars to match, colors
guaranteed. Good $2.5O
values at .$1sYS
Mems Genuine Soisette
Shlrts-With attached col
lar or no collar. Light
gray and pongee shades
guaranteed fast
c0lorS $3.50
Mems Government E'Ian-
mel All Wool ShirtS-Fine-
~ woven twill serge with
two pockets 14h to II.
$3.50 value at ...$A-7S
Boys Heavy An Wool
Slip-Over Swea ters-
Bright color combinations
in sizes 3O-32-34 and Sc.
$500 values at .$@.2S
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09
Annivery Sale Dry Goods and Domestics

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

y
Section while the Hats last.
Avery large and happily varied
collection is offered, thanks to a
lucky purchase. Dozens and
dozens of smart styles to Sc
lect from-Tricorne, Capelines,
Foxes and Oriental draped Tur-
bans. The mode of adornr7ent is
just as pleasingly different as
the shapes themselves-Flo
Jeweled Ornaments, Metallic
Flowers, Dashing Bows, Glycer-
ined Ostrich and Coque. All the
favored colors and black are
here in the wonderful collection
of smart hats and all at one price
while they last. Come prompt
" fox best choice. No exchanges,
no refunds, no lay-a-ways.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-09

virgins BuckSkln All
Wool Union Suits-Extra
heavy weight, nothing
better made, Sc to 46
sizes $3.50
Mems Wrtght's Health
Union Suits-A fine wool,
heavy ribbed union suit in
tan color only. SO to 46
sizes ..-.-.-.... .$4.9S
Mems Shirts and Draw
ers-Heavy flat fleece, all
sizes in gray and tan Each
garment .2SC
Mems Ribbed Shirts ana
DrawerS-In a good me-
dunn weight, light fleece.
Esdcn -.--.. XSG
Wrights' Health Shirts
and Drawer~Warm
fleece, very fine quality
garments. Each $50
Boys Union Suits-Me-
dunn weig hit, ribbed,
fleeced. ? to s year sizes
z5c. s TO 16 years. 9Sc
Boys Heavy FYeeced
Union Suits-Extra nice
qualities in heavy weight
garments 2 to s years
75c. 8 to Is years. CSC
Mems II n ermO Coat
Swcaters--Splendid wool
qualities in heather shades
of brown and ureeu Se 90
values at .-.r.$ 3.95
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-06
Masonic Home and
The High School

situation was. nutlyinx the iyuAisnIty
10 tho furrow greenhouses made sna
Ieri that III connection with this train
ing of. many Of this gitls and sumo of
tho hoy& that course IL ElAnt life
and liant cHltufe. especially In TIM
matter Of handling Towering plants
ihero miHht he practical opportunity
for providing an annual evuraa for q
few pf them In connection With their
s,snrn advanced school work. thereby
furnishing practically The same al /.
santagcs As though The greenhouses
we're part of the Masonic aiome
equipment
The View from the alto looking ar
tho cimarron river toward The noth !
west, alm dovn sha lsananal course ~
the Fort Smith n Western 20 ihe
southeast are exceptionally hssautifuL
md 1 believe that with sha slmple
IandscarInx 10 The noFthwest and On
the north Stops of tbe hal and thu
srounda ind tha Immediate environ !
menss of The siome and Il al may ~
made a thing Of wonderful beauty.
Assuriug you of my appreciation n
your cooperation. am, Yours truly
lfenfy 81 Johnson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-06

s The following letter has been re-.
celsrd hy the city board ~ sdanaslan
from Judge n JohnRoa. ~ Perry. "a
member OF the board II cnntrol 81 ihe
Masonic liome VI speaks fer Itself
Perry. Okla. April 4ssl1Ass
Ipsd OF Education. Gushr'a. OKLA,
Al the meeting Of the commission
ION the 18th II waa determined 90
buud four nnlis. each anIs two atof-
iex and each story accommodating 20
heds that In. se bads 10 tilv unls. ase-
sides rnatsons uaarteys on eacb
floor Of each anIt IN addition there
La ~ be an aamlnIssnatlon lAalidins
grovid'ng TOR The general offlccs. the
general dining room. The general
kitchen. storago plant. and other fna-
(tures lookipg 10 the comfort and Will
boing of the wards of Masonry
VIZ al present have i2s children
III the home We look Yor an Increased
number u children ~ h. inrnsf Over
10 thn home. but do not expect 90
have 10 take care 81 mere than that
for some time Ia como. tor the reasoa
that the removal o. the home 20 Gu,h-
RE viii bring thcm 10 contact with 4
large number ~ Aasonlc families
and we think that The incroase vill be
cffset BY adoption into desirable fam-
|slicr.
/ Our present intention A 20 move
70 Gnthrie during August oconpyIng
the quarters In slla old convention
building and in ueh other quuftefs
As IL may be necessary % Ircyide,
This arrangement will largely affect
your school arranssn,snts AMI We sin :
|cersly trust that llsn hoard oi otluca-
sion viii make proper arfapseemnts
and provisions 10 accommodate your
school facilities 10 thcse conditions.
Ths commission vii bold another
meeting in Guthrie on May lzth, add
Iwe hols ym viii te able 10 hand N
4 written statement a. 70 the prof
rsxs ycu ars MAKING owHtd taking
care u these children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-06


TNHkRE werr three lnen m the lws<l
= ooss~ shzv Nsnsiay eycnsnSs lard
r~r1er. the prNysst@s Sesh WaN'wv.
tern aHtlser.ss "a "a thlnxs paN snd
prp~exts ana JEAN ffesrher. knann ta
cesiins~N!lls ~ '(h< Sanisws psx<i
hlr hssau~e ef hix SsnSytershx ~
Blackstone; rr,sAhfs h~csa>e " hl<
riak hst and rrr sheasaHs, ttsilsr hauk
acvenns. EAsh 81 she thsse mca syesi
witt unahashed curiosity the Rranger
IN the as~arway
xseed es~ainx Eentlssaea~ t-nxan
<feEr~cnters ss<cv sI-~eT- this -
the hetsly~
IA srsce Jared Parker was beAind
the shcrT eoanf<r
ss,ersainiy xsr. Raom. xtrs~ he ssaa
@H'rl yes I'll SaIswse sn.- mars
INJURED shs stranger. aS he xlgped hts
name uifh pslnsiakinx care
~Nv~. whe-~ shall I md rrofexspz
Narstn. pae&~sr
why. t,serv amt no rrufessw Mar.
vsn. that | know AZ.
~AlstAe ~ uean< old Nlarysn's ean. /"
.nteslpecd SssA Milher With shlssie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-06

nut I never heard cf his rrcfessiu'
anvthin'--'nless twns iaslnesx"
The strangers facs showed pur-
rlef fruwn. ''Ohe-h0s--I mean the
uaan who discovered sant ants and
.xscos T~rryi~ Interrupted Seth.
with groan. III It's snsshin' shous
hugs an snakes. he's yer man Aiht
texx nothing bur play with bugs ever
since he came Into the world, said
the Squire poxsderuusiy. "A most up
fortunate case 81 an utterly worthless
son horn 10 honest. hard.workLnT par
entx"
.-oh. butt The stranger stopped.
The hotel keeper had the fieor.
III began when he want snore'n
hahy he pestsr~d the life out IL his
n~sher. bringing snakes intn the
sfisin' room. snd carrying worms IN his
pockets. The poor wuanAn was snoss
mortified to death abput Il. why.
osscN When the rarron WIN there,
George used his hat TO catch butter
f,les With smashed Il. too
-Humph!T snapped the Squire The
rstle beast filled one ~ nsy cycrxhpes
once. 10 make xwimmIng-tnn for
HIS dirty !lttls Gsh'
-They couldn't DO ncthin' with him.. :
chimcf ln Seth w!iber ~An' when he
was older. I was worse II his father
vet hins ter hoein' pertaserS the little
scamp wunld he found i'iatin' up cid
rocks sns boards ter So the critters
under 'em crawl"
-xe~. hut - Again the stranger
was sllemred.
And Ia school he didn't care Moth
Inc sbcus 'rithm%tic nor jogrspky. Y
interrupted Jared He vas forever
senrsu the teacher into fltx. bringis'
m spiders an eaterriilArs. an askIng
questions about 'em-~
-yex: well--fr--extraorsilnary. ex'
traordinary --ssry $50 n is mar
naured the stranger. backing toward
Tire door. The next moment he wSs
east on the nreei asking the hrst per.
spn be- met for the way 70 George Mar
Was.
On Tuesday rIght 4 second sfranges
stopped st the hotel and naked where
he ceuid find Professor Marvin. Jaresi,
sch nnri s,,sire flefeher we're there
ax before: hun this sirne thsir dsrialvs
stories -susf ~ sbey managed 10 tell
fell efA deaf ears
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-05-06
snur cArss on MAacorlcs

WASHINGTON, May e.-~1'he Miller
bin. designated 10 shut The gates
against The import and cxTovf q ell
narcotics except crude opium and
cocoa leaves and psovidlnx for crea-
ton of fsdersI control board. % ad :
m'nIxfex the law ~ tishtened ~. was
passcd unanimously today ~ the
house and sent 70 tl,4 senate