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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
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nrlee walked over a. Llnis. walt-
ins in iie snaa o. her knees II VA.
nai an iuienfianai fnfiaff. She had
hsfu lerst1 down tf iAs flgrs *
iorse sni 80 Aad Aff tsf eyunlc'e.
d fsen Bai fhe = KIT III her slight
f.uu ief 81 ahfie ahs hef
ri..lad taufs an1 fbe fslaafseiess
snea - gse tildefur.s about hsr
a5fsl Efsf io hls depths
Hs Uu le hW iImIF |r fhe fn0e
fLules. sne ~ locked - NJ -is were
IN 80 afffrif - pusef
o. eane rsihef slowly arl D. efen
sLAea iailf And sle rate I'm .
van rfaaze Df'is suliie 10 return
-wers aoun e sa.e- ~ last he
40 aifh Htaer startling quiei
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uesus9
kae n,idrt. then gol ~ hrr Tel.
We taa waik oui. II ns are les
aiane aLd gisea flinr 81 Tent fhaf
~ sfs obHxeI g. have ~ horse Baa
eur h'anAeis ars - is bafl. ani fias
siau - steadily her,algE a blizzard
Ani tDI srf- fln.e u sne thing that
- deut hst~ ~ hsnsan being ean
sfEfa ihis eai1 g. iuK unirofeefe
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sat~ed -bai ~ eaBr tesy saf maln
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
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Nuv Ncrk OCT 81 rho Moslsln
g naulaie aeaoral bera has been
elosed upon receipt 81 40 .rief FROM
the Mexican dafniw ~ washlnelon
qaollur Instructions ftom the Nlosleae
government % close an sonaulafes Ia
The nlled stitae as . protect aeaIntt
Il ruling ~ Ne~ York courts saainll
Mokloo ia a sull bfounh, hy the ol.
leer -Omeflgan Tradlna company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28
SULPHUR S00THES
UGLY.ITCHlNGSKIN
rhs rlfss Application Makes
shin cssl ard camfersabls

II y0n are suffering ifaui effel8A 81
t0mr otlef isftnfine m'agsiilne fkh
trouble sou maf qaskly o. ~ % 3 bf
u4iua Mniihu hnlpluf. declares 4 uelsl
aAm gpcC alst
iha sMpkNf PREPARATION. hffauss 81
~ germ dsspoYin4 pFcpsfisa. aslshlm
falls "a auifkly iul,dus itching even %
hsfY e,sema The hfsi spplieaiion
maaea lhe akn cool and comfortable
Fath and hlasshss are healed r.ebt up
hneles Nfaiho iniphuf = appllei Tia
any pleauni eoli cream and . psflgfi.
~ hafmlesi Nan San obtaiu snAii
Jar from any good dfagElst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

The aaosilen haa hsea askeI a.
rhA, way ara Chamberlain rAhlats
superior 20 the ordinary eathaFtle aud
h'er rlllsf Our unswrr Il lheY ae
sasor and more pleasant 10 taha ana
lhelr effect Il a. geutir that one harays
vollhes thai 4 ls produced BY 4 med
sine Then. they not 0nly novs tho
bowels but improya ths appetite ano
strengthen tho digestion.
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@tLIcrioN pRoHlHlrion~ 70 nr
INFoHcup w wARsAw

Namaw, oct 2. notice hat
heon rostci On an street. earnta N
Warsaw Warming that Election mpbl
billion VIII 80 Into isno aekt russ.
day
The plnHlatipa .aes um apneaF rs
ba mpfenaea by ttr nnilfo bat Is
Ah'hg precautions against me dly
spoil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

Fdiio. Forum ha'e tent ihe
followinF letter 90 coners sman y
a svAnk M suank Dsar ar
and irirnd ! 49, ia the paper a
letter wfliisu bs nauk pals. o.
.uuihrls IN which hc seems tb speak
for son. that fou have renowned ,he
shawnee nomination and are nov
running on iha siralsm moonlle
iloket Now M sAank write oa
this "a AK 500 dld soa aulhorlfe
Prank Dale - write thar article and
Hse your nsme' II 90. wpuld YOU
ra her have Jadee Frank pale whoro
loyalty % lhe osmsera,io pasiy 10
yfrv much questioned in Logan
ceunfr o. would you rather haso
the sunwft q men and Nomcn
vhors LOYALTY has never been la
uuasiion who voted for the nouilnse
of The primary whether it was their
choice or not Now Mf swsnk ;
fnd 70 what judFe pale has said
about you is irue. ii ain ooSf you
moro votes than v viii NJ walton
whom the judge hss hat 4 This r
srliifn 80 }ou from friend
Walter $ wnlson. Guthrie. Okla.
- .chalrmsn o. the Democrat com
mltfo for eight years
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#fHN Fly" N"'f -
~ general faaesusaA ~ apia
ion Judge ,haFls. q saith Is
eaes.deftH lhe best fitted utsb
laf dHHfif iulNr n lhu district.
eunpglslna lnwau and fayue
counties A tribute to hl=
ability NJ has been eallr,l h' che
suprsmp Court Ga preside Jar
inu she tee years b. has BEEN
Judge ~ This dntflet in mofe
districts 81 che state than any
other Judge an1 has iusarlahlv
received resolutions ~ loeal aiii
sens commencing hla hieh ia'li
sial ability farneu and ~
dispatch with vhlsh he has ~
posrd lhe business of he court
samesimra clearing sleekets lAat
had elogsei the calendar faf
wears A vote for him win he =
vote Tot lhe wau fer hlFb Abil
t, ,uievrlly aud impartial lu
tlielai conscience
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bad kidneY in'able fur lan yeafs.
writes ! p Oseofn, Lasasvllis. oh
ffird sil klads - ktina4 femealaer
lai get no trilrf untfi uata relsy
ktineg pms uaekaehe. rasamaii.l
pains. diatlaees ana Mauet sialen ass
ssmpioszss ei kidnef trcahle tolag RA
nsv rius 4a.sky relieve sod rsafy
whsre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

"ttad haa eaush fuf thfea reafA
writes ID q cs'uphril. Aaf'an, hfh.
pnlsys llaney ana Tar iAafsfias
coughs. navnfe rsilAs and epnNT
throat chest aod branehiai ffuahie
anlehlv relieved wlth FnleY's iionHf
ana rar aoli rvefYwhuFe
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80 haly ths "tefy siafy.
Tia asiekssad whefs Yoa slAna
Ihls thennt wa leaa Is sGlasg
I ana AmsfkAas
Iennla a. rextan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-28

tun Wattp ras OF 81 the
end anauai eaHrsniiha q ne russs
Womsna Chrttan Temperance
Inlon. ln satien here efli ftssa 81
noan esaf fa'l sins tha memaflAi
sefsles and ihe elaslng e bsslntss
maueiM pflaflallf thn trfa|en a.
tn tho nest H8nfeutlpa sltg
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The elrtuana fe ihe polish dlet
are sei ior November ttb aud laofs
Tor the senate fpf November The
efisln1l order u me ministry y che
lulerllr waa that prohibition shogid
ro into effect ah wseAa ptior q the
elections
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tnlreosl ara tnfilea 80 etiier -
ssfsss 80 FlEtl - tias frnlu
ahefe saaa1aunl, atlaas aAss.el asi
aNFitm
wfainf mast - ioeihte aot -
80 sA.ls = issssg ealf "a go w.l
- Hleearsf4
Anaaf lnank fsrsmnnffsiians wfll
sa4 - rrtatna 49, sua ADDRESS
nnsI ~ EiFsn fahNtefan II
ahe l~slef - tAA etses - sfeensA
rukHssNon - : tetief = hat a
nams siiI - ~ffhttid "a iva luesi.
- foaafdeA - 81 eadnfssHs.sat -
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Lsassr siss;rsd as &c, result.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

IN teIE-he fkink6 n iaaf t09 H
th.nks-he didn't have any other wife.
He thinks he wanted Lulu looked
up at him. You see.- she said.
Dwight thinks be didn't want me-"
But why don't you make your hus-
band-I mean. Why doesn't he write
TO Mr. Deacon here. and tell him the
truth Cornish burst out
Under this implied belief. she re-
iaxed and into her face came Its rare
sweetness
-He has written" she said. The
letters there
He followed her look. scowled At the
two ietterx-
'.What'd he sayy'
Dwight don't like me to touch his
mail- III have to walt till he comes
back
Lord sakes." said Cornish.
This time he did rise and walk
about. He wanted to say something.
wanted II with passion. He paused
beside Lulu and stammered:
'-You-you-you'r too nice q girl to
get deal like this. Darned U you
aren't"
To her own complete surprise Lulu'a
eyes filled with tenrs. and she could
not speak. She was BY NO means
above self-sympathy.
-And there sIn't," said Cornish sor-
rowfully, there amt thing I can
do.
And yet he was doing much. He
was gentle. he was listening. and "a
his face q fruwn Of concern. His face
continually surprised her. II was %
ilne and alive and near. by comparisou
with Ninian's ioosellpped. ruddy. I'm.
personal look and Dvights thin. high.
boned hardness. All the time Cornish
gave her something. instead Of draw.
ing upon her. Above all. he was there,
and she could talk to him.
''It's-lt's funny" Lulu said. .rd
be awful glad II Just could know fos
sure that the other woman was alive
If couldn't know she's dead"
This surprising admission Cornish
ses-med to Understand
~Sure ycu would." 10 said briefly.
Cora wateFs." Lulu said. ~Ceea
Waters. Of San Diego. California. And
she never heard Of me-"
"No." Cornish admitted They
stared at each other 40 across soms
abyss.
In the doorway Mrs. Bett appeared.
Il scraped up everything" she re
ms RI al aand lofS The dtshns sot
That's right. mamma" LULU said.
''Come and sit down."
Mrs. Bett entered with q leisurciy
air Of doing the thing next expected
Of her.
II don't hear any more playin' and
singin'." she remarked. TT sounded
real nice"
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

we've sung. all ! knew how to
play, guess, man',a."
Il use to play 81 the melodeon," !"
Mrs. Bett volunteered. and spread and
examined her right hand.
''Well!" said Cornish.
She now told them about her log
house in a New England clearing,
when she was a bride. All her store
Of drama and life came from her.
She rehearsed II with far eyes. She
laughed at old delights. dropped at
old fears. She told about her little
daughter who had died at sixteen-a
trngedy such as once would have been
renewed in vital ballad At the end
she yawned frankly AZ II. in come ter
fble capitalization, she had been tell
ing the story Of some one else.
'AGive MS one more piece" she said.
Can weT Cornish asked.
II can play ! Think When Read
That Sweet Story Of Old" Lulu said.
That's the ticket! !" said Cornish.
They sang IT, to Lulu's right hand.
That's the one you picked out
when y0u was q little girl. Lulle."
cried Mrz Bett.
Lulu had played It now a. she must
have played II then.
Half after nine and Di had NOT re
turned. But nobody thought of Di
Cornish rose to 60.
~what's themr Mrs. Bett DE-
manded.
'Dwtght's letters, mamma. Yor
mustn't touch themi" Lulu's voice was
sharp.
'6ay I" Cornish. At the door, dropped
hi1 voice. III there was anything
could d at any time. you'd let me
kn0w. wouldn't Jour
That past tshse, those subjunctives
uncoosclceely called upon her to feel
- thtrus1ul.
~oh, shank yos,~ ~ said ~Yor
dcait know how good Il y 10 fsel--r
e0f eoufse Il II. said Cosnis'
heartily.
1hav stsod fsr I nonsnt = II
pnA - nlaht Mas - ~ ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

" wns ms II Lulu we've too prcoccupied
40 remember to be in AT ease
Cornish flushed with pleasure, said
that he could indeed.
''Corne for supper" Lulu said.
Oh. could he? Wouldn't that be
-. Well. say! Such was his accept
ance.
He came for supper. And Di was
not at home. She had gone OF In the
country with Jenny and Bobby. and
they merely did not return.
Mrs. Bett and Lulu and Cornish and
Monona supped alone. All were at
ease, now that they were alone. Es-
pec!aily Mrs. Bett was Mt ease It be-
came one Of her young nights, her
alive and lucid nights. She was there.
She sat In Dwight's chair and Lulu
sat in Ina's chair. Lulu had picked
flowers for the table-A task coveted
by her hut usually performed by Ina.
Lulu had now picked Sweet William
and had filled n vase Of silver gilt
taken from the parlor. Also. Lulu
had made ice cream.
uOu Scc Wudt III Cx1u Uc klNuh,
Ing Of" Lulu said at seems like ask
ing you under false" She was afraid
Of "pretenses" and ended without II.
Cornish savored his steaming beef
pie. with sage -Oh, Welt" he said.
contentedly.
'sKind Of a relief. think. to have
her gone" said Mrs. Bett. from the
fullness Of something or other.
"dotherl' Lulu said. twisting her
smile.
'why. my land. / love her." Mrs.
Bett explained, ''but she wiggles and
: chitters."
: Cornish never made the slightest
effort, at any time. to keep q straight
face. The honest fellow now laughed
loudly.
~wellf" Lulu thought. '1ae can't
be 10 very much in love- And again
she thought: ~He doesn't know any
thing about the letter. He thinks Mn
ian got tired OF me-" Deep down Il
her heart there abode her certainty
that this was not %.
By some etiqustte of consent Mr..
Bstf cleared the table and Lulu and
Cornish went Into the parsor. There
lay the lettsr - the drep-leaf side-
table, among tie sheala Lulu had car
ried Il tAere, where che need not -
Il at her veEk Ths letter Soelrsd no
more I'm ~ Gavertisemant of dsntal
: e@cs futniturs beneath Il Nouuaa
stood indioerently lingering both.
Alpnons.- Lulu said shafpay. sIsAve
them her
OosnisA was ~ eDaas1ng ~ musae.
'0st - Gulta aleRncfisAs = ~ ~ ~
was ~ fsrnula cf peaise fce his
U1g1A
- - eenst ~ Il svsf.: Ea1u
ealA e8-nk lnennt 80
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
roRFElrURE NOTICE
Gunnison. colorado. July !

Gunnison,. Colorado. July IS. 1922.
To John J. Ball:
You are hereby notified that I have
1921. Three Hundred Dollars each
One Hundred Dollars upon each, Of the
Holy Noes. Elk Horn and pr. Wise
Creek Mining district. County Of Gum
nison, State Of Colorado. the location
certificates Of which are found OF re-
cord book 3oe. pages 114 and lis. In
the ofkice OF the recorder Of said
County, In order to hold said claims
under the provisions OF Section 933f
OF tho Revieed Statutes of the United
States and the amendment thereto ans
proved January "a 1850, concornin9
annual labor upon mining c1aiuls, be-
ing the amount required to hold sale
lodss for the periods ending UPON the
% Juns lS13. And. e within nin6fy
no{ies. 81 Vithin ninety dye aftSr fks
publlcak9Qn thereof you tan or r8fH1o
TO contribute your proDorti6n Of geeh
sncanss g rhrss HSnS HuSSrnsS pc,iSssse 49,
year ioterost in. the claims VIII beseGsS
~. Hr9eerty Of the suhec!ibsr. yer
ssg6Pesdifssss y a. tsrnj s. ID -
::,.' e. IN IN. IS a. rs
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

Kindly and With His Thumb.
"Ain't you been to that big hotel b
Savannah. Georgian"
The Hess house. Milton. had trn-
dition Of its own to maintain, Il
seemed, and they sent her to the rear
basement door. She obeyed meckly.
but she lost good deal OF time be-
fore she found herself Mt the end Of
the ofiice desk. 1t was still longer b.
fore anyone attended her.
"Please. sir I" she burst out. "See
II Di Deacon has put her name %
your book"
Her appeal was tremendous, COM
pelling. The young clerk listened to
her, show ed her where to look In the
register. When only strange names
and strange writing presented them,
selves there. he said:
"Tried the pariorr'
And directed her kindly and With
his thumb, and In the other hand
pen divorced from his ear for the ex-
press purpose.
In crossing the lobby In the hotel
at Savannah. Georgia, Lulu's most
pressing problem had been to know
where to look. But now the idlers In
the Hess house lobby did not exist. In
time she found the door OF the In
tensely rose-colored reception room.
There. In fat, rose-colored chair, be-
side cataract Of lace curtain, sat Dt,
alone.
Lulu entered. She had no idea what
to say. When Di looked up, started
up, frowned. Lulu felt as II she herself
were the culprit. She said the first
thing that occurred to her:
II don't believe mamma1l like your
taking her nice satchel."
"well!" said Di, exactly as IL she
had been ut home. And superadded:
'My goodness" And then cried rude
ly: "What are you here for?"
"For you." snid Lulu. "You-you-
you'd ought not to be here. d."
"What's that to your Di cried.
why, Di. you're just little girl"
Lulu saw that this was all wrong.
and stopped miserably How was she
to go on? d. she said, .if you and
Bobby want to get married, why not
let us get you up nice wedding ut
homeT" And she saw that this sound
ed MS If she were talking about u ten
party.
who SAID we wanted to be mar
ried?"
'.Well. he's here"
"Who said he's here?"
Isn't hei''
Di sprang up. Aunt Lulu" she said,
you're funny person to be telling
me what to do"
Lulu said, flushing: 81 love you Just
the same as II l was married happy.
In home"
swell, you aren't" cried Di cruelty.
''and I'm going to do just as think
best"
Lulu thought this over, her look
grave and sad. She tried to find some
thing to say. +what do people say to
people," she wondered, "when It's like
this?"
~Getting married Is for your whole
life... was all that. came to- her.
Continued Next Week)
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

.s1.ss sn.- sh..une - e1ii.16ClIu
sa1ns his ufsnty fosnris ~ ~. -
In MllItua Lulu's nQairy fR -
Heas houss produced 10 csnstefnatieo
Nobody paid any attentioa 70 heF. -
Vas almost taken to be neN servane
there.
You stop feeling so:- she slld -
herself angriIy ut the lobby entraDca
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22
(ceuti.sed hsn Lase vssk)

Lulu tcok IL from the post once
when she went for the mail that eve
ming. dressed In her dark red gown
There was no other letter. and she car
.ied that one letter In her hand all
through the streets. She passed those
who were suunising what her story
might be. who were telling one anoth-
er what they had heard. but she knew
hardly more than they. She passed
Cornish In the doorway Of his little
music shop. and spoke with him: and
there was the letter. II vas so that
DwiEht's foster mothers postal card
Nigh; have looked on It's way to be
mailsl.
Cornish stepped down and overlook
her.
''Oh. Miss Lulu. I've got new song
or two"
She said abstrscfeily: "Do. Any
night. Tomorrow night-could you
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-09-22

she was"
But. motherw Lulu cried. .You
didn't even tell me after he'd stne."
Il forgot It," Mrs. Bett said. ''find-
ing Ninian's letter and all" She
talked Of Ninian's letter.
Di was bright and alert and firm Of
flesh and erect before ,Luiu's softness
and laxness.
7 don't know what your mother'll
say" said Lulu. "and don't know
what people'll think"
They wont think Bobby and l are
tired Of each other, anyway" said Di.
and left the room.
Through the day Lulu tried to think
what she must do. About Di she was
anxious and felt without power. She
thought Of the indignation Of Dwight
and Ina that Di lpd not been more
scrupulously guarded. She thought Of
DIS girlish folly, her Irritating indie
pendence-~and there" Lulu thought,
"just the other day was teaching
her to Dew." Her mind dwelt. too. on
| Dwight's furious anger at the opening
Of Nlnian's letter. But when all this
had spent itself. what was she herself
to do7 She must leave his house be
fore ~ ef19sd NJ to do 10. when
she to1d him that ne had connded In
CorniaA. - ten she must But what
was - TO dot The bakery cake
making would not give her . roof
Sto1pang about the Kitchen In her
Ish1nnz 1nnn<z - 49, nanuo -
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H. b." figures
Until you notice tho string OF Automobiles For Sale
ads in Every Evenings Clsied Section and look
over these unusual resale prices, you TO yourself
Somehow Never Thought Of That"
And before tho week Is you find just tho TO
fit ncedsand your pocketbook and you buy il and
Takc the family out for the irst trpo the scason
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE
COMMERCE TRUST COMPANY
,AsrC MANUFACTURING COMPANY

BASIC MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. asa in Equity
To al persons, firms and corporations
having any claims. demands bills and
accounts against said defendant corpora
ti0n
Notice is hereby given, pursuant 70 an
order entered in the above entitled cause
on the eleventh day Of April. A. ID 1922
70 all creditors of said defendant COM
pany TO file with the clerk OF the district
court Of the United states for the Dis
trict Of Delaware. at wilmington Deis-
ware, on or before the first day OF May A.
ID. 1922. proper statements in writing.
under oath or Affirmation. 81 their re-
speCtive claims. demands, bills and &C
counts against said defendant CORPORA
ton, and in default thereof that the said
creditors be forever barred from participat-
Ing in any dividend or distribution of the
assets Of said corporation which may
hereafter be made pursuant 10 tho order
Of said court.
Attest:
II. C. MAHAFFY. JR.,
Clerk u s. District Court
District Of Delaware.
Wilmington, Delaware. april II, 1922.
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Wilmington, Delaware
Attest-Norrnan y. Crouch Clerk . C.
Wilmington, Delaware. April 8 1922
Notice 70 Creditors. Notice Is hereby
given that the shares or interests OF Levi
Postles. Anna Grace Sunalar Irene Gwen
doiyn Postles, Mary Frances Postleg. WI
liam lewis P0stles Ida LoCadd PostIes.
Anna Postles Hamilton. Albert " PostIes.
Ruth Jones Bayiis. Cora Taylor. Heller,
Gallen. Mildred Gailan, Mary Jones
Young, George Albert Jones and George
LOWS Pryor otherwise known as Lewis
Gumby IN the above described premises
will be sold as above set forth and all
persons having or claiming any lien
or encunbrance AGAINST or affecting the
share or interest Of either or any OF safd
parties In said lands and prernises ara
hereby notified To appear and file In the
Office o. the Clerk of TIE Orphans Court.
In and for New Castle county on or
after the third day Of May, A. b. 1922
petition setting forth and making proof
OF said lien or encumbrance and the
amount due thereon
ALERT r. POLK, trustee.