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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-01
HARVEY CHURCH MUST
HANG NEXT FRIDAY
lBy Associated Presnl

CHICAGO, March /. Harvey
church, convicted of murder, lost his
chanec to avoid death by hanging
friday when Justice Orrin Of the
state supreme court refused to Issue
writ authorizing Churchs lawyers
10 appeal to the supreme court for
review of his sanity hearing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-01
YAP TREATY MEETS
SENATE APPROVAL

(Hy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, D. C, March l.
The senate today ratified the Yap
treaty without reservations, 81 %
%.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-01
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Thursday
Fair, continued cold
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-03-01
. . . 80 -
' THE WEATHER

Local Observer, United States
The Lamar register., 1922-08-09
BACA COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE
n. Conner Jones of Two Buttes Named
to Represent District in Legis-
lature.

The republican Legislative assembly
for the district composed Of Baca and
Prowers county met at the court house
in Lamar Monday afternoon and or
ganized by electing C. Ray Strain as
chairman and Allyn Cole as secretary.
Baca county delegates placed the name
of N. Conner Jones of Two Buttes be-
fore the assmebly and he received the
unanimous endorsement of the dele
gates from both counties. Mr.. Jones
is an old time resident of Baca coun-
ty and has long been prominent in its
business life. He has been teacher
and county superintendent of schools,
for a number of years editor Of the
Two Buttes Sentinel and is at present
cashier of the Bank Of Baca County.
He is a substantial citizen and an act
i've worker and will make the district
an able representative.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-09
Week for County
SENATOR HASTY NAMED
Republican Senatorial Assembly Nom.
mates Well Known Former
Senator.

The republican senatorial assembly
for the counties of Baca, Bent, Kiowa
and Prowers met at the court house
Monday afternoon and organized by
electing Doc Emerson of Springfield
as chairman and j. Il. Wood of Eads
as secretary. After the organization
was made permanen. nominations for
senator We're called for and Hon. Allyn
Cole in very effective speech placed
the name of former Senator j. S.
Hasty before the convention to as he
said fill the vacancy now existing
in the office of state senator from this
district. This sentiment was received
with cheers and the nomination was
made by acclamation. The record
Senator Hasty made in his eight years
service in the Legislature is a sure
guarantee that every interest of the
district both farming and stock rails
ing will receive his active aid and sup
port. The Senator is one Of the most
effective legislators ever sent from this
section Of the state and has always
been active in advancing all the in
dustries of the valley.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-09

81 votes.
County Surveyor-F. W. Smith, 81
votes; Geo. II. Russell, 80 votes.
County Commissioner for I'd Dist
II. F. Decker, 76 votes; H. Pilloud, Ia
votes.
Committeeman and committeewomen
for various precincts:
10. H. Rhodenbaugh, Mrs. Geo. b.
Coover.
2-J. G. Schlager, Mrs. Eunice ov-
erfield.
3-W. R. Waldo, Mrs. Pearle Nor
ris.
AZ. W. Johnson, Mrs. Fred Marx.
Geo. f. Case, Mrs. Gail Larrick.
CT. H. Heath, Mrs. Emma Flesh
man.
w. H. Blosser, Letha Horner.
s-John Y. Brown, Mrs. Allyn Cole.
9-W. H. Strainey, Mrs. ]. A. Rose
brough.
10-A. s. Crowder, Mrs. Amy I'll
loud.
ll-C. K. Hinton, Mrs. G. W. Sher-
man.
13-T. G. Demasny, Mrs. Leota
Steele.
l4-Cora Strain, Mrs. Oscar Wilcox.
l5-John A. Rourke, Mrs. Case
Brodrick.
l6-C. A. Scruton, Mrs. Lizzie Oar
byshire.
Judge C. C. Goodale was then call
ed on and made one of his old time
rousing addresses which are always
an inspiration to republicans. He was
followed by f. R. Jones, Judge Fee and
others. The assembly then adjourn
ed.
The Lamar register., 1922-08-09
NOT EVEN SLEEPING
Nom Partisan League Shows 1t Is Not
Dead Nor Even Inactive in the
Valley.

Those who may have supposed that
in the election Of two years ago and
its loss of the state government in
North Dakota had put the organization
out of politics received a rude awak-
ening the past week when it not only
got a number of its most active work
ers on the state ticket for democratic
primary election, but SO controlled the
democratic local assemblies in this val
ley that it either named active workers
or men not opposed to its methods for
all the places on the local democratic
primary tickets in this section.
The organization is just as active
and as determined as it was two years
ago and the unanimous action Of the
democratic senatorial assembly in nam
ing one of its most active heads for
its candidate and endorsing all his re-
cord, shows that the party no longer
has even a militant minority opposed
to the league and its activities. That
the league realizes its open support is
no boost for candidate before the
people is well evidenced by the fact
that it no longer asked the nomina-
ton of whole ticket composed Of
active league workers but is satisfied
in most instances with men who are
well known to have been friendly, but
not openly members of the league.
The evident tendency in this direc-
tion was responsible for the fact that
when the adjourned meeting of the
democratic county assembly met Mon
day morning to place a ticket in the
field the attendance was only a little
over half what it had been the week
before. Only about two dozen dele
gates were present when Chairman ].
s. Underwood called them to order.
but they carried proxies enough to
make a quorum. Owing to the fact
that the secretary had not appeared
Fred Betz was elected secretary to
complete the organization. The work
Of placing candidates in the field was
quickly done, and the following can
didates were placed on the ticket:
County Clerk-John w. Prowers.
County Treasurer-Hinton Hunter
of Bristol.
County Sheriff-A. l.. Beavers, 42a;
C. f. Owens of Holly, 15h.
County ASSESSOR. R. Halves OF
Holly.
County perintendent-Mrs. Myra
McLerran of Bristol
County Coroner-C. o. Callison OF
Holly.
County Surveyor-C. f. Lounsberry
of Lamar.
County Commissionerof I'd Dist.-H.
Masser of Carlton, 33;C. d. Baldwin
of Granada, 20.
The commissionership was the only
real contest of the assembly and the
vote was badly divided and was the
only real interest of the proceedings
The Lamar register., 1922-08-09
Democratic Twins Recognized.

The democratic senatorial assembly
for the 25th Senatorial District met
Monday afternoon and the Baca-Prow-
ers Legislative District assembly fol-
lowed. The famous twins Alfred the
First and Alfred the Second acted as
chairman of the two assemblies and
one of the famous candidate twins,
Joe, was one of the nominees, so every
thing was lovely.
The senatorial assembly organized
by electing A. L. Beavers, chairman.
and w. A. Howard of Las Animas.
secretary. A series of resolutions
ready prepared endorsing and confirm
ing everything State Senator Carl W.
Burke didn't do was passed unanimous
ly and his name placed on the primary
ballot by the same vote.
The Legislative assembly then met
and elected Alfred Todd as chairman
and A L. Beavers as secretary, and
unanimously placed the name Of J. s.
McClung on the ballot for the nomina-
ton as representative from Baca and
Prowers counties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
TO oRAa rnE eoozE
of NATIONAL SoLoNs

washInsieh. Dee "a 4 campaign
against boolleFrers IN me United
state. eamtol buildlng tho homo o.
fe prohibition amendment has teen
Nldorcd ls senate leaders
The capitol police 10 slcw 81 r..
cent activities of baolleeRef, have
heon warned 20 use all their powers
70 brak mp any attempt 90 nuryrY
booze within the capitol or the sen
ate or house office building.
The order was issued bv seuator
CARTS. Republican. WIZ lncausr oi
printed reports that senators had
been solicited ~ booileseofs in the
senate lobby
Diplomats in Washington were NOT
lacking In Christmas cheer
Within ne las two weeks the for
eirn representatives eRerclslne their
privilege " Immunity from tho pr,
hIhiuon law received about ll.ogc
worth ~ choice liquors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
BORAH IN SHARP R[T0RT
TO SENATOR JOHNSON
Idaho Senator SAYS Problem
Of Reparsilons Must BE
Solved II Europe
Lives

Nashloelan. nee - Fspf,sslhs
gontdenee that n,efe natue fes
Election eeald serve to d'mnish 80.
nasni t. tls PROPOSED that enc
president tin couienaet 81 sefli
powers hf discussion q eenumif
Questions ana further peaaHin ~
land and sra arfnaments Senator
Rofah rspahliean 81 laahe Ia esq.,
NAL statement declared ihat se have
reached polrt whore wo sre % lost
all ea,ansares ealeet Al lhe Wssa
nrtnn arms conference euuleta sv
lailon 81 the repsrafsn. rrot'em ls
found
The iasha sHuator made no direct
reference 10 the tlaiement lssnaa hf
senator Johnson repuhrcln. caHtof
MA. angthef iffegoneiHshle" ia which
enc norah amendment 80 lhs isndlaN
navel appropriation blll NAs aasAlled
a. a proposal which would dump Ia
q AmerieaN Jan tae econ mig ~. ~
Europe md the frrafatlons muddls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
GIFTS Or HALF MILLION TO
IOWA SCHOOL announced
College Of Medicine Had a Good
Christmas and Are In a
Joyous Mood There.
over

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sfis q ill2seee eseh 4, ths Csls
ltse q Medicine. thl,srs'l II loN
one frem tn eenegal educstion
board aud the oihff nom "a
no,rt laef faunaeisn barre hrca
announed D. Prs dens So. A
lessnp, - she nnlerflfg. ,hfourh
S. b. BOYD shsfman - "a uu
anes committee Tho mtney wlll hr
seed "a hulid nw Hospital aaa
,ab-uiorr snd a. eqnip ~ if
announcrh III nat ta nsau rf
ihs lows iesisiiiufa vii be- asse1
tl snpfonlafa site 600 annm llN Tor
iho nfu five fcsrs 90 maAt a. ,n.
iife fund Tor "a. hospital ti50a ooe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28

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fa tr.e 1 lasi valtsi sreena ths
alHsfefi naus aspnsfa.fs l.ssAhk ~
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eia shhsg p'aees vxfe thrft Nol ane
vas hlisslns Greet Nfsrafsihsf AZ.
asTssns sean piatf a. Niaek velvet.
ihe wax er,ss ard aanefs lhai hH1
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shssai f
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nut ues iusl tiugiint tc n'ay ssne
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when sie rurlan't iassihlf boar So
tesan ta ga, PLAYED ths VERY
s'iee>i peee had and played
SOFIA IN nr-i bat ! AnnW ! foreoi
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
ASK OIsBARMEAT Of
EAST SIDE LAWYER
Ben y Williams a Bar COMMITS
sion piles Charges JOAN T
Cooper ~ convict. Il
Alleged

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neistd tl puaal hlNat M q
ssgart1 tis Hdmiliana e. tas oasa
homa bar fAruea Haaakag safe
teatalieuk ritoa Is reeste ~
sfenss of John T aaes 81 gh
iah Is pngtsss ise ih fh e. Is a.
flsd siih the fanftms raau fass
a1Y an mcon by nH q wllusms
eissirm 81 tha hif mnl b ua
TIE nsliisn eas q q hy sfaer "a
th, tnmmisslon
ep aas admlt 4 n fh haF
n.ermbsr ia ials m 81 aepfss
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h vf hsea eonyletta ~ isl nf
seeagans 10 th. plHea
ia irulh aud tfel d had d
convicted ~ ihe dim ~ ,aanl
te1lns in ihe United ts amir ei
rouu n ihs rrrrii - - ibe if
>oe mur 8 isas ga vas cem
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"a = ffsua uren ~ eoau in lht he
niad ia disclose % lAri ths b.
hsd b4n cenvcted 81 & loay ma
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
FRANK kEll SUES
THE HAN0h ESTATE
Texas OF Fisld mix up Causss
Old Friend oi Deceased Ard.
more OF Msn re CO
TO Court

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the aeiafe htss sa fsvak kslL
ussn nns pll aal sFala maa.
tu1 th- nts 1ka ilsns ssr. 4,
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lnssfeA frm Nugsmher is frens
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~ e. wkhlts Pads RanNsf a fets
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e. Is fafalshfd Ny lhs Frissa rsil
rad ia rturn for aa "a d % puf
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ilma
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want A ia parAsas supplies apUn
tAs srdH ~ llamna faa Ksk
ksn sAa vas alsrhay afntfft
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tslt maa "a aaAs stan aud 81 IN
iirsais ohiecied % thb and insisted
lhas she tapph - vurehana fypn
ne meps8 ihss bad earh eaatrihal
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fhe dispute resulted la dlasela.
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taking pvf kns lnlewwla
Aegfilus 60 tte tetlilon me
eomranf bad hevu mev ~ Meuty
nfalttfs compaaf who auhse.
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ssks iof thal aaaanl - atsiest
ffam the dft. sf sttsrwut an
November
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
TasInn p,,e,r,i. chrn,..

u ~ true that many contract
sever colds and recover from them
Nliholt taking any prtcauiion o.
irfstmtnt and knowiedFc = this
fat leads Others % take their
chances insisad % giving their colds
TIE NEEDED attention. u should bs
borne ID mind that every cold
~eahfns thu inngs, lowers the VI
iaiiiy. makes the system Jess able
- Withstand tarh succeeding az
tack and pavfs the way for the more
serious diseases Csn you afford io
take such desperate chances when
Chambefia Cough Remedy.
fauous FOR iis cures of bad colds
ny be bad for q tfifsY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
MMARYn'
&MARIETW
ELEANOR H. PORTER
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
RH.LIVlNCSTONE.
&
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
RH.LIVINCSTONE.
fCarrrish. by ELEANoR u. PoRrFRl

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tNlsea Aoai lanc aia lFutay lep
.sa felh> can - ehsg thes Voas lel
sea as Nus < ia interrupted tuy
Ar1l A. lhsfA Yaa mas - ust
Uheersfaua al ancf. pcni 80 kaol
Jane 'rast We are gos Interested b
ycef krreafsfheF's tefe ~ hfs baase
a. sntthias fhaf Is his "a felg a. Il
I wa> heanHk the catgllsm "a
shNnh ? Ara fesi the hess reference
fea uste fo ,paf Ike In Rssien ths
h-s We shall Sc rlease1 As I sald
hf,nre. W are nas hgenrsfel nesiaeS
vhsle unaeg yNar falher's rof Il
npaia sctn 90 nee vert paoF taste. lr.
fo~A 4of yes fa make constant refer
cncf 81 iAings goa nex hase heea -.
ir- utit uct endsr hs nsaf Ths
~lnaliar i iefaeraalt enough hao.
estT SOP taks 81 without maklng {,
ssos.uveis uahesr1bie. Yoa viii ~.
ta@ hcl NtN
Aatg saia Nes Aaai Jane YER,
polite ara rrorer, hui cua tcl vaa
that esisie - Mars. Marie ess 3est
l0.gnr
1naearlaA inaoedi
Ne ildnS sas anything mere an tie
wy hoiae Materially ] was nas soIng
10 afier ihaf ss,eech and Au.t Jane
Sa.a noiA.ns ~ ssiense rasacd -.
unemc
Then We g0i hHne ulues ioakcl
cutie natnral au1g tbers vas q new
maM b the eiiChen. and Nurse SAfah
Nssnt there N4lher aaas there.
e.iher. Ana. lusi a. ] suspected. rsgss
a STAR taat ras te tlamc arly tbs
time ne star vas the moon- an
eclipse an4 hed Tsae Somewhere out
nea - hn ceu'd sca q better
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and wAen ! ghink h0N ~ made me-
came "a lhe nrsi dsy. s. as io eri r.
fhc Whole slx months. nhen en- Tie
time he dia nfs rare enonrh shout i
20 he hcre himssf rm 'usf maH-I
NEAR. ihe rehfeoasly indigu4ni Alnd
ef nsd--fer rdnf help thinking hets
I.eor Mwhfr would have iofea those
t1rrs aals w.th her.
Amt yane ssa ] vas 70 have nay
vid r>au. and Sc as soan as so; here.
I vert right 10 sad took on my hnf
and coat and pretty quick fhey
hVcurti up fny tTuns. anl I unpactca
t.; sna diant hurry about IL. either.
! v~snf q tlf auxious to res down.
stairs arsir ID Aunf Jaoe. Besides.
. snaF as wei own ~, was crying
a little Mothers reom rax rlghs
scross fhs han. ard u Looked So iooe-
souie and ! cCuidut helr remember
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
ONE WEEK 1ATER

FATHERS come. ge ..f-. resisr3sv
~, s.snf frr~ n and came rim.
rfrr savr.t.fr. .s,airr wg,h A.. ltfse
i.narrs far the la~f sfrn Aud Il er.
r.hs Ia fronf - ,t~ IN tbe han uaS-
raih.r
r.ass he va a upeh surfrlsea
al wax AnshoM he ar4ed ~. IIe
jusf sfpsi Stock siiii and STARED. his
fsee farnins 81 iinds y cl,iors.
~NuagH he rasrsa lusf si,efe MS
hreafl. Ihfg sa1denir be s.eniei 10
r,rnflnber Why. ges. fes. g. o. sure.
Yoa ere here. sr-nf gpuf ilns %
yea 90 Mar
r. sAaie ~ thfa end heid oui rs
hand aha ihsashf 'hat vas sh ne
VAS rsing - de Baf. AFTER q faHnY
Niilr he.fsfien. - stopped sad kissed
az forheaf IbfH be Turned end
nenf iafe fhe lihnw nifh fer 4Blfk
Steps. ari dia0f ~ hiH s.aIn f.n
af ne sef4,-riahie
A. the ssffef ial,ie - sad axsin.
Hos q yea o. 1a1f Tian be-
t-emed g forEis aH alioai ne A.
iessf - e4dnt >sf anfihinr mere -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28

hesrl tks negnlnx thst siells
Maa lad 4 rafls last ni3hi ilut /
asint 80 tayilea of eunfse saa
saht always ask etsc hssis % ssar
ran'es hW thls vas real hls party.
ard ha,rnf foaa8 fifl n sgheaa.
ssl. ilsai ~snt invited Bee me- Hut
goee q wasn't sasthlax afef al
Stella 4 new sri that hss earse
hrN d live sance ! ueng SWAY list
felss arr rich. and sists sefk popular
sid ~ course she has tesds e fficnds
40 AsA d invite. ana sbc aatnI
khee tae ,efs weH lts,hahi, thaf sas
J. Aild maybe I iasi ina sins i sb.,at
lte eiilsf girls toa refAaps as the
hfeeu seuv afwss SIR e tsa4 be
ihst ~ ihis Is ihe dni das ise urfa
g ila a. ! said fce. Marsssh 81,
naly
Yts - t#4Nffnnasft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
CARELESS etTHERs FINED
m AUSTRALIA

if5 TIE Assi- lated frts
sydneT Ausfraila. De - -lf you
iay yoafse1 eren 20 siaick 81
msn ting shark shrs bathing "a
foorfe brarh suu wlll - fnHd faf
yonr indiscrfiou
This il he safeyr first policy
forced aIsn the pubiic hrs b. the
anfboniles. pho viii not permit
hsihtrs 70 Yeninfe oui 40 fAf
Wairh = ars ponsd q rtsslsf ais-
tAnaea 40 l0gk oai for a. ~. anu
stcirc ssrmf ar used 20 - the
b4fh rs y their rreeenfe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
"COLD IN TIE HEAD"

n en- acute affarf ~ Nasal Caia ia
ihore fuhitef 81 fffaufNt "gf.isH are
generally % "ftr tokH' foHd'ufn
WALLIS cfTANRff MEDICINE h
Treatment runsistinr ~ sn Ointment. 10
Quickly through fhs Hiooi - ths Nu.
coua fuffarHH uuuiiur up ne HYfiam,
ana maxine f0u isaa liable % foila
,@lif ~ HfHrr'Ffs fHf aNfr q Ftara. ,
p J cheney q co. Tnieio. q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
ON KILLED. on
iNJtiu.D ~ iNi

Afdnoro Doc ~ one maa vas
seriously injured wedas lay morn.
inv when an arrnplane IL which ihrY
were flying crashed 20 earth nofih
wcai = the eliy limits Tho dead
man l. cafl Saunders. 20 years ola.
and the injured Kern billiard "a
yeats old. both Of Ardmprs
pillah a hfaiherinlsw % ml
dead man Saunders died Abont i've
hour after fhe accident ills injuries
Included fractures ~ both lesa and 4
fractured skull pillani Is ,onnaed IN
an Afdmore tAniuium snffenng
vlih a d.aloeaiod knee. badly hcsf
aied hold and body ana uthef inlur
les of lees serious naiafe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28

BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR CARk
Try osandmethsr's Old Faycflts
Recipe of sage Tea
ana sulphur

Almost everyone kn0ws that sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly COM
t.sunaed. brings back The natural color
and uslft t1 lhe bar Wflen faded.
sfsatsi o. eras Years aso The only
way a. 81 ihls mixture waa ip mako
4 i home. whlsh j. nussY Aad tfou1lr.
ssn4e. NaWsds3s. - aikina a. any
drug store iar Mylhs sAas and sal-
flsaf Compound. Yuu vii SET 4 large
bottle "a lhn famoas ed getlps. M
proved by thE adialon Of other m
gfsdlsnfs. a. a small cost
Dont say sfagl ny ~ 10 one
can ps tbly tell lhas Jou dagksnei
yoar hair sl i dael il - naturally and
evenly. haa dslupsn = sponse or solt
brush with 4 4Hl df4w this thfeilgh
yoaf hair. taxing one small strand >, a
time hg morn.ns he gray hair dlsap-
pears. sHa after another applieailap of
taa. fonf hair becomes beautifully
dalk gl1ssy aad allfsellse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
oers alfr raoM AnAsrAslA

New York. Dec Josephine
Busk. IN years old. whose home Is "a
the East Side. met santa Claus and
real princess in Madison Square
0arden atntAE,
Prom santa she received one y 10
a1eo chryimas baskets dlshbulea
by the Volunteers u America And
because che was frst in line. She a.
- received q rheck iof q pew ward
robe from Princess Anasiasla 81
hrcefr.
Many n0lahles assisted and eif
ressed The distribution q the E.iis o.
the poor among them Prince chnslo-
rher 10 Greece Mayor flyiln and
nnaadier General and Mrs Comei
lns Vanderbilt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Tcs rtcrs-s- fDhfrs fs3 rtt-ora


Were oA. where 4 our little brown
dog.
That dswn the alley did falis
He increases cur fsrs ard makes
marh noise
With tin can fed On bis ial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-28
nrs laura ~ Hsyt Rscommsnds
ChAmpsriain's Tablets

z have ireqa nilr used Chamber
'slhs Tablets. during the past three
years and have found then splendid
fnr hetdsehp and bllicus sttacks !
sm on'v too rlfased. NJ any time.
a speak Weri N praise " mem
writes Mrs. Laura M HoYt Rock
port ~ "