davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1922-02-06

crows.- The whole of Natrona coun,
~ was included In the Crow country,
The name Wyoming Il 4 cor
ruption Of tho Delaware Indian
word meaning large plains" or
extensive meadows" The name
is borne by a celebrated valley in
Pennsylvania
1t might be interesting to know that
the Indian word Is MaughwauwRme-
The derivation Of the names Green
river. the Big Horns and others in
the list published could also be criti-
cized. but the above Is sufficient to
show that h author of your article
gave out the Information In q hap
hazard manner. to say the ieast and
should not be preserved as authority
by any one interested
, 1922-02-06

You need not hope for fairness in politics where
Democrats are concerned. This rs plainly indicated by
the minority report of Representative Kitchin when
the general tariff bill was reported to the house, when
he declared: at is false to say that the majority were
commissioned by the people at the last election to re-
wise the tariff" He also declared that the majority
in the Republican national convention may have had
in their minds the purpose to revise the tariff yet
'they never avowed it to the people. and in the sub
sequent campaign their candidate had little or moth
ing to say about the tariff"
1t is true that the tariff was not the dominant is
sue in the campaign. President Wilson and the Demo
cratic nominee, Mr.. Cox, had forced the league of ma
tons as the principal subject Of discussion and the
Republicans accepted the challenge thus made. But
the Republicans did avow their intention to revise the
tariff upward The Republican platform contains this
clause:
1.-THE uncertain and unsettled condition of interna-
tional balances, the abnormal economic trade situa-
ton of the world. and the impossibiity Of forecasting
accurately even the near future. preclude the formu-
lation of a definite program to meet conditions a year
hence. But the Republican party reafirms its belief
in the protective principle and pledges itself to a re-
vision of the tariff as soon as conditions shall make
it necessary for the preservation of the home market
for American labor, agriculture and industry"
That was written in June, 1920. The Republicans
admitted in convention their inability to formulate
then a definite program for tariff legislation in 1921.
Nor was there any general revision of the tariff in
1921. Following faithfully its promise to revise the
tariff as conditions demonstrated the need, the Repub-
licans passed an emergency agricultural tariff during
1921. General revision was left until 1922, much
more than a year after the adoption of the section of
the Republican platform quoted above.
In answer to the Republican platform, which pledged
return to the protective principle, the Democrats de-
ciared: eve reafirm the traditional policy of the
Democratic party in favor of a tariff for revenue
only" Thus there was presented a direct issue.
It is not true that the Republican candidate had lit
tic or nothing to say about the tariff. In a speech
on May IA, more than a month before the nominal
ton Mr.. Harding declared: Before the year is past
there will be a call for the good old American protec-
ton like that of 1896" In his speech of acceptance
Mr.. Harding said: 81 believe in the protective tariff
policy and know that we will ne calling for it to save
Aniericanism again" In an interview in August, in
tended for publication and distribution in the south
, 1922-02-06
THEY ARE CHEATS.

EvangeIine Booth, national commander of the Sal
walton Army, says;
women who powder their noses, touch up their
hair with Il bit Of golden CLINT or add the bloom Of
youth to their cheeks are positively dishonest Wom-
en- uxe makeup to deceive. A woman has no right to
fool the world. The woman with blazing cheeks, in
digo eyes and carroty hair is a cheat
MANY divorces are caused by the fact that women
have attempted to deceive their husbands regarding
their appearance. Man wants women as nature in
tended they should be.
"The enormou sale of cosmetics in the United
States is a disgrace to the country. II our young wom-
en- of today would only take the money they use for
paint and powder and buy milk for the poor, starving
babies of the world, they wouldn't need any artifce
to make themselves attractive. In their checks would
he the hue of joy that comes from the heart and in
their eyes the light that comes only from giving serv-
ice to the world.
Moderation and utility should be. the guide when
it comes to clothes. Following the style of the Saliva
ton Army. skirts should be five or six inches above
the ground.
Too many women today destroy their true woman
liness by immodest dressing. and they have only them
selves to blame when their characters are questioned"
, 1922-02-06

where protection sentiment has heretofors been Ieas.
IN evidence, Mr.. Harding pointed out the need OF q
protective DUTY on sugar, on peanuts, and other south
ern products. and denounced the mistake Of applying
free trade policies which had peII-nigh DESTROYED
great industries In his Labor Day speech, as $50 in
hs address 10 the farmers at Minneapolis, and in other
addresses, Mr.. Harding reiterated his advocacv of a
protective tariff.
Aside from the league of nations and the extraya-
ganee OF the Democratic administration, there was no
other issue more prominent in the campaign than the
tariff.
, 1922-02-06
WHERE IS HIS A%uTHoRITY7

The action of a Cheyenne Justice Of the peace N
paroning two prisoners convicted In his court on !
rbarce of CONDUCTING a house of prostitution after
the Jail sentence had beea begun, has oecasioned con-
siderable comment in legal circles. 1t was not known
and is not yet believed that a justice possesses .ne
hardening power after the case passes cut OF ms
hands The opinion prevails that this power rests
with the board Of pardons and the governor. How
ever. it is tie leniency of courts Of this class shown
- persons convicted Of like ofenses, that is causing
more and more disgust to the respectable portion oil
society everywhere
, 1922-02-06
YOUTHS ARRA|GNED
FOR Possessing LIQUOR

BASIN, wyo., Feb. 6-Herman and
Dewey Emmett and Vim and Ezra
Hansen. youths whose ages range
from II to 20 years. appeared before
Judge Metz charged with unlawfully
possessing Intoxicating liquors. The
boys entered pleas of guilty and the
judge gave them the minimum fino
and sentence, $500 each and 30 days
in jail. They will be released on
good behavior after serving ten days
, 1922-02-06

In the brief historical sketch OF the
origin OF names Of rivers. mountains,
counties and towns Of Wyoming. as
traced by the United States geological
survey, with the assistance of history
Students" published in your paper
Friday evening last week. II Is TO be
regretted hat some OF the history
students" did not give their subjects
moro thought and study. before they
attempted to enlighten the public,
There are now SO many comparatively
new residents of Wyoming who may
accept the verson OF these 'history
students'' as being correct. I believe
they ms well as the younger genera
ton especially the students in our
public schools should be informed
more fully and reliably as to the orr
gin Of some of these names 1 will not
attempt to enumsrate all h errors
made by these students" for there
are indeed many. but only those that
are grossly misleading. In regard to
the origin OF h an NJ the Seminoe
mot Seminolel mountains. which are
in central Wyoming. your student
says.
The Seminole mountains have
the name of an Indian tribe. h
word probably meaning ''separa.
tist' or renegade"
BY some Of tho modern IN makers
the name of these mountains has
also been corrupted int Seminole
but the correct pronunciation is Sem
moe or Cimineau. The name was ap-
piled to ~perpetuate h name OF Gin
ineau Lajeunesse. one of the members
of John c. Fremont's party in his ex-
pedition to tho Rocky mountains IN
1s42-3-5. Ctmincau vas n of h men
who ascended Fremont's Peak on Au.
gust Is. 1912. Cimineau did not re
ttfrn with Fremont but took up his
abode in the Sweetwater valley. near
the Seminoe mountains. nj in 1855
established a trading post on the
overland trail near DEVILS Gate. Ga
briel Lajeunesse. m uncle OF Cimineau
tradition says. was the hero or Long
fellows Evangeline." Their is no "r'
used IN the spelling OF these moun'
tnins.
The Teton range bears the
name of n division Of the Sioux
tribe, whose name was variously
written Teton. Titon or Titowan.
and means 'praire dwellers."
Tho Teton mountains derived their
name by French trnppers in 1911,
from the fancied resemblance of
these peaks. when seen from a dis.
lance. to the nipple of the human
breast. The name. now more than q
century old. has passed into all tho
literature describing that country par
ticulariy that of it's fur trade era. the
most romantic and fascinating in
western history.
Platte river derived ftn name
from tho French. plate. meaning
dull shallow n term sigulariy
applicable TO this stream.
Tracing back TO the earliest occupa'
ton OF the valleys of this stream by
the French settlers. which occurred In
17ls, the Indians called this river the
"Nebraska." which in their Language
signified flat. Interpreted into French
means Platte. carrying out the idea OF
a broad and flat river. Thus. It will be
seen. that the original name givcn by
the Indians was the Nebraska, III
French, la Platte, in English h broad
flat river.
Johnson was named for f. p.
johnson, a member of he legisla-
ture at the time OF the organiza-
ton OF h county.
In 1873 Carbon county was divided
on the parallel OF 40 degrees and 80
minutes latitude and the north por
ton was organized under h name
, 1922-02-06
ONE THRILL REMAINING.

Another movie scandal comes out of the Hollywood
colony. The murder of a picture director with the
names of half a dozen leading actresses involved.
There need be no surprise about the occurrence, So
much has come to the public knowledge of late con-
cerning the lives led by screen artists that it is be-
vond a mere matter of surprise. Murder seems to be
about the only thrill remaining to most Of them
, 1922-02-06
orHIN TO COUPLE.

Samuel FELTON,, president of the Chicago Great
western railway. remarked recently that when ms road
got its cars back from the government at me emo OF
federal operation, there was nothing ieIs OF SOM :.
them exeept the automatic couplers. Perhaps there
was cause for surprise that even the eOuplers would
work.
, 1922-02-06

trouble IN that section sHf their get
ting caught on q spree VIA moon
rhins liquor caused their unaolnE.
, 1922-02-06

Of the sal sentence These ~ ~
81 eood family IN the vicinity q Low
eli hut have caused = goQd deal o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
A VEGYESZ SZEREPE AZ
UNIVERzUM ELETEBEN
A jovo kemiaja. A legnagyobb
erdefn B b legkisebb e1ismeres

AZ emberi vilag mozgat6 er6i, a
lnolekuldk legparanyibb es megis
leghatalmasabb birodalmanak tu-
dosa, munkasa es mestere a ve--
gyesz. Arcllimedes mem allitott
semmi lehetetlenseget, mikor AIT
lnondta: ha eleg nagy emeltyii all
hatna rendelkezesemre, ikimozdi-
tanam a vilagot sarkaibol. A Vi
lagot val6ban vegyesz biroda!
mlanak molekulai&moz Az
etelnemii es tiizel0alyag fell
emeszt6dese utjan letrejott ke
miai visszahatas taplalja izmaink
es g6peink erejet. Ha kemikus
teljes mertekben uralkodhatna az
elektroh felett: sxil6mestere lem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
HAZAI sUsZTER

azonnal kaphat alland6 munkat.
ha jol tud dolgozni es erti szak
majat. FNizetes megegyezes SEE
rint. Allando es jo hely. Cim ::
Molnar Janos, 445 Williamson
ave, Youngstown, O. (26,2,9)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
A GYERMEK TAPLkLAsA
Mivel keil Is mivel mem szabad
taplalni az iskolasgyerrneket

A gyermek taplalasara egesz
even at nagy gondot kell fordita-
nj, de kiilon0sen fontos, hogy a
sziil0 meleg nyari honapok alatt
kett6z0tt gonddal es ovatossaggal
taplalja gyermeket. Hivatalosi
helyr0l szerzett informaci6k es
statisztikai adatok alapjan> kimui
tathat6, hogy az Egyesiilt ALA
mokban minden OF gyermek ko-
ziil egy hanyagul, hianyosan van
taplalva. A rosszul, rendszertelc-
nil taplalt gyermekek javaresze
j0yal alatta all normalis testsuly
max, igen sok kozilJk legalabb
20 szazalekkal kevesebb sullyal
bir, mint amennyit az egeszseges
szervezet megkivan. Az ilyen
sgyermekek rendszerint feltiinoer
eyengek, .izomzatuk fejletlen, hu
suk petyKiidt es egesz belso seer
vezetiik olyan allapotban van
hogy = ellelltah6 kepesseg hia
jnyaban - allandoan Xxi van sol
galtatva a betegeskedesnek. Tul
sullyal, aranylag, geves gyermei
bir.
/ Z A ssz0vetsegi es allami hatosa
7 gok az elmult ket ev alatt ezer g
ezer iskolasgyermeket vizsgaltal
es mertek meg. + vizsgalatok SO
ran vegzett megfigyelesek &
megallapitasok eles megvilagitas
ban tarjak fel az Egyesult ALA
mok iskolasgyermekei fizikal al
Ilapotat.
Egy tipikus k0zepnyugati ke
Iriiletben United States Public
Health Service kikiild0ttei vag,
5000 iskolasgyermeket vizsgaltat
meg es megallapitottak, hogy
gyermekek so szazaleka alatta all
a normalis testsulynak. Ez ijeszt'
aranyszam okait kutatva, kide
rillt, hogy az abnormalisan k0nv
nyii testsulyu gyermekek legna
gyobb resze igen sok zsebpenz
kapott, de legt0bb esetben a szll
lGknek fogalmuk sem volt arrol
hogy gyermek mire k0lti
penzt. Majdnem mindegyik mo7
g6szinhazban vagy esti szorakoz
helyeken t0lt0tte Ell az ideJet c
miutan gyermekek lily modo
Icsak IL ora utan keriltek agybs
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hogy minden tnunkas kellS XII
ktpatsben IS felvilaeositasban re-
szesiilne, hogy teljes tudataban le-
gyen annak, lnily fontossaggal bir
a munkahely tisztantartdsa es is
merle meg azon t0rvenyeket, me-
lyek a munkaadot a munkaheiy
tisztantartasara es munkas testi
epsegenek meg6vasara kotelezik.
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ae a vegtelen er3knek.

v
Ha az atomot apr6bb reszecs-
kekre bontjuk, az elemek hori-
zonttalan vilagaba nyeriink bette
kintest es 6riasi hatasu transzfor-
maciokat vagyunk kepesek letre-
hozni. Regente a vegyeszetet bo-
szorkanykonyhanak tekintetteil.
A jov6 kemiaja mar az asztrono-
mia hatarain fog dolgozni az asst
ronomianak egy egeszen uj, kul0-
nos ezk0zevel. Ujitasanak, terem
to munkajanak olyan indito erot
ad, mint csillagasz, aki tegyiik
'fel: birtokaban van azon er0knell,
melyekkel az egesz naprendszert
Imegbolygathatna.
A vegyesz mem csupan mole
kula felett uralkodik, de bizonyos
ertelemben mestere, uttoro mum
kasa az emberi haladasnak. Ku-
tatasai es felfedezesei, alkotasai es
fegyverei reven megvaltoztatja
eletiinket, taplalja az emberiseg,
fajok es nemzetek erejet es vi me-
dcrbe hajtja a gondolat folyamat.
Az alfalfa tamadt forradalmak es
Euj aramlatok azonban oily lassu
processzussal hatnak es terjed-
mex, hogy magat kemikust mem
erheti jutalom vagy elismeres.
Egyebkent kemikus maga sem
reafizalja munkajanak tarsadalmi
jclentoseget.
Az esemenyek ma MAJ" szemc-
ink el6tt iatszodnak le. A leg
utobbi evekben ugyszolvan vege-
szakadatlanul ujabb es ujabb bi.
zonysagat lathatjuk a felfele tore
emberi szellemnek. A legujabb ta
lalmanyok reven modunkban al
pledaul iizenetet tovabbitani a vi
lag egyik sarkabol a masikba egy,
ket perc vagy legfelJebb egy-ket
ora leforgasa alatt. Az erintke
zesnek, k0zlekedesnek ezt hi
l.
hetetleniil gyors folyamatat, mely
ben vonat, auto, nyomda, fenykep
telegraf, telefon, drotnelkiili tele
graf es telefon jatszik k0zre = a;
, emberi erdek, kivansag, az ember
tudas, felfedezes es segitseg stb
erdekeben: alapjaban a vegyes;
iranyitja. A nagy t0megek elot
kemikus munkaja mem tud meg
nyilatkozni exert elismeresr'
csak vajmi ritkan szamithat. A,
cmber iszellem feilodesevel a tn
'domany, az irodalom kiterjeszte
: sevel kapcsolatban, Gutenbergre
a. tizennegyedik szazadbeli meme
, feltalalora gondolunk, de kinel
, jut eszebe egy nevtelen vegyeszr
gondolni, aki papir eloallitas
m6djat fe1talalta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09

A munkahelyen a munkas t0bh,
mint ketharmadat tolti el a nap
pail oraknak es oda van k0tve fla
tai koratol 0regsegeig. A munkas
eletkoriilmenyei, egeszsege es ke-
nyelme igen sok tekintetben fiigg-
mex a munkahelytol es. d lnunka-
hely berendezeset1l.
A sStet, nyirkos es piszkos mi
hely mem csupan az egeszsegst
roligalja meg a munkasnak, de ha.
tarozottan megr6vidi az eletet.
A piszkos es cgeszsegtelen 1nunka
hely megoli munkakedvet es a
bizonytalansag erzetet ,kelti. A
gyarepiilet konstrukci6ja, tiiz IS
baleset biztonsagi berendezesek
elsorendii fontossaggal birnak,
inert eek szabjak meg, hogy a
miihely vagYssa gyar minden te
kintetben alkalMas-e m'fnkahe-
lyiil.
Csak egeszseges levegojii, j6i
szervezett, tiszta munkahelyeken
talalhatunk megelegedett munka-
sokat. Az a miihely, ahol a mum
kas eletveszedelem nelkil, tisztan
es rendben dolgozhat,. nemcsak a
munkasnak, nSi,jt inegelegedest,
de munkaadonak is elSnxere va
lik. Massz6val sokkal joBb Aizfes
tet teremt az munkaado, aki
higienikusan rendezi be miihelyet
Is jol bank munkasaival, mint az
f0nok, aki semmi egyebbel sem
tor6dik kieroszakolt hasznon XII
viii. A modern sapar kifejlodese-
vel a modern iizletvitelben cz a
kerdes jatsza a legfobb sserepet
!, A higienikusan berendezett md'
helyben friss, tiszta levego aram
lat van. Tisztan tartott, nagy alb
lakokon nappali f6ny arad be Is
ahol ez lehetetlen, Oft a szemnek
semmi esetre sem artalmas mester-
sfges feny nyujt eleg vilagitast
A miihely maya tagas, leveg0s
mem zsufolt,, mem tulmeleg telen
es hiivos, elegge ventialt nyaron.
Az ablakok allandoan nyitva van.
max iigyelni kell ARA, hogy a
munkasokat por, fist es merge>
gazok ne erhessek.
A munkaad0 nem tesz elegct
minden kovetelmenynek azaltal
hogy tiizbiztonsagi felszerelesek
kel latja ell az epiiletet, de allan
d6an ellen0riztetnie kell a teller
minden zege-zugat.es akalmat kel
adnia a munkasnak ARA, hogy
testi epseget es egeszseget min
denkoron megovhassa. Sziiksege'
azonban, hogy maguk a munkasol
is feliigyeljenek a tisztasagra
hogy igyekezzenek ezt egyerte.
mil elhatarozassal megteremteni.
Hatarozottan kivanatos lennc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
a szukseges 10 oral alyast nelkii.

Az ilyen, rendszeresen moziba
jaro iskolasgyermek masnap almo-
,an kel fel, f6radt es mem erez ct.
vagyat a reggelije elkoltesehez.
Sok gyermek megelegszik egy
,sesze kaveval egy ketszersiilt-
tel. Delid6 el6tt termeszetesen
ehes lesz es inert van eleg zseb-
penze, utk0zben edes siitemenyt
es cukorkat vasarel, ugy, hogy
otthon ismet etvangytalanul i'll az
ebedhez. Ugyanez t0rtenik del
utan, az iskolai orak utan. Hany
gyermek van ell egesz napon ke-
resztiil taplal6 etel nelkiil, dacara
annak, hogy otthon jo es izletes
etel varja.
Az iskolas gyermek legf0bb tap
laleka a tel. Minden gyermek-
mex legalabb fel pint tejet kell in
MIA napjaban. Emellett a reggeli-
hez cereal es deli es esti etkezes-
hez a zoldseg es f6zelek elmarad-
hatatlanul fontos taplalek.
A gyermek dietajat illet6leg
az Egyesiilt Allamok egeszsegiigyi
hivatala figyelmezteti sziil6ket,
hogy a 3 es 6 ev k0z0tti korban
levG gyermeknek haromszor ke!l
etkeznie napjaban (lehet0leg reg
gel Z, deli 1870 es esti 5.30-kor)
de mem szabad megengedni, hogy
napjaban t0bbsz0r etkezzen es xii
l6n0sen iigyelni kell ARA, hogy a
gyermek nyalanksagokkal ne ter
helje meg gyomrat es ne rontsa cl
etvagyat. A gyermek 'gyakran
igyek vizet es legalabb egy kvart
teJet fogyasszon ell naponta. Az
etlapot ajanlatos az alabb felso-
rolt etelnemiiek b0l megvalasztani
Celeral: harom- -negy craig f5-
zendo, ttobbsz0r hetenkint: .oat
meal.
Kenyer: sohasem frissen. legal
kalmasabb: ketszersiilt es teasiite-
meny.
Leves: husleves vermicellivcl
gulNas-leves, csirkeleves rizszsel
tejleves es z0ldsegleves.
Husnemii: ritkan, de semmi
esetre sem tobbszor, mint egysze,
napjaban. Fott marhahuS, silt
barany, csirke feherje, silt vagy
fott hal. Szalonna, lagy vagy ran
tott tojas.
Fozelek es z0ldseg: z0ldseget 6
f6zeleket j6l at kell fozni. Spar
ga, z0ldbab, sargarepa, paradi
Icsom, zeller. parolt rizs, borso
silt vagy morzsolt burgonya
spenat, makaroni es spagetti (ezt
ajanlatos tejben kif6zri.)
Dessert: alma -kompot vagy sill
alma, siitemeny, narancs- -kivonat
fott aszalt SILVA, rizspuddine
tapioka, lekvaros vagy mezes Ike
nyer.
Sokkal helyesebb a fatal eyer
meket nyalanksag (cukorkak stb.
nelkil felnevelni, de egy dara'
feltetlen tiszta es artalmatlan GU
korka az etkezes utan megenged
het6. Az alabbiakbaH felsorol
juk azon etelnemiieket, melyekbo
sohasem szabad harom-hat eve
gyermeket taplalni:
Husnemu: fist0lt vagy szaritot
marhahus, vel0, maj, vese, vad
liba, diszn6hus, sonka, kolbasz
p0rk0lt.
Fozelek: silt fozelekfele, ka
poszta, f0tt z0ld kukorica, uborka
myers zoldseg, myers >hagyma e
myers olajbogy6.
i Kenyer: meleg, friss kenyel
zsemlye, edes gyiim0lcs0z6tt Ike
nyer vagy mezeskalacs.
Dessert gyarilag kesziilt cukol
ka, siitemeny, paj, befott, salat
es tol'ta.
A VEGYESZ SZEREpE Az
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Ethimologia

= Erdekes dolog ez a szoehtl
mologia. A regi magyarokra AIT
mondjak: 0smagyar, regi meme
tekre: o-nemet. Miert mines O.
magyar
- Dehogy mines: Hazadnab
rendiiletleniil legy hive, 9 magyar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-11-09
APR0 HIRDETESEK
IRA G. PARK

6O6 Home Savings and Loan Bldg.
Tclcfon: Federal 39T0--Auto. 1910
Husz evi tapasztalattal bir farmok
IS varosi ingatlan eladasaban. Vannak
elado farmjai minden nagysAgban, min
den arban es Youngstownt6l minden
iranyban. (23IA2D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04

m-rs recent additions to pasumes il
which equesrsaisn figures
The GLIB house c. the saddle sld
Biidls Cab. located on TIE sie oc-
cuued hy me Pau-A-neroan exraE-
ton, is sud 70 be on e ihs largest
privately 1wne5 riding enoiosures ln
me United Sfaies u s. e. ne Tad-r
stgls q arrhagecture, the stables sur
pounding hinge enclosed ring under
SASS snaL P-io MI bs paTad ia
the r-aE durlne the winter marfhs.
Tie horse shows scheduled for nerl
year are the ERE c7unfy fair. the
Auni ci1b shcw il Sepiembe-. the
Gs1esss county shoE 81 Ba.avlRs
Trpe1 s. shsr 81 Geneses and Troop
show here AFon and R7cheaer
slss AZ hld hcrse sboxs next
season
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
NINIT l YOUTH u
ACIl SD Bl Girl.

Nin.ta, Dee s-Tpcu ieh Gem
plant o. Mary Aun Dame Is carr
Nilberg has besn arrested on 3
ssrious charge. tie pEuishment Tor
which. II convicted. means fhe e,ac-
irie ohair. both parties live in the
nor,h central psrf e Craig county
According 10 County Attorney Jess
Ballard. ihe sirl easims 70 have be Z
alone n the pzsurs driving the
COWS home wehn Wilbsrr accounted
her and attacked hsr she SAYS q
caught hold o. her and osusHa her
TO swallow a gras nish looking pow-
DIR after whieh shs became unoou-
scious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-04
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
It's crsncrother's Recipe 20
Bring Back cclor and
lustre 70 Hair

That bezrtfui. eren shade oi dark
glossy hzr czn oniy he had by brew
ing . mixture Of Sage Tea and Sul-
phu-. Your hair is your charm. II
makes O. mars thr face. Nhen Il
fade furns graz q Stresicd. inst Al
application CT two OF Szre and Sui-
fhu- enhances rs appearance . haa-
credfoid
Don't bother % preTszre the mixture;
yuu Cal 81 TINS famous Old recipe IN
proved bF The addition q ether iagrc-
dIe1ls a > srlzH cost al ready Tor uss
Il Is called Nyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Corpound This czn always be de-
pended upon o trlng back the natural
colo- z1d iaSt-e cf rour hair.
Everybody uses ~Wye.h's" Sage and
Sulphur COMPOUND nov because /.
dzrkens 50 naturally and ereniy ffz<
NOBODY czn tel i has beer applied
fou Simply 6snpen : sponge or soft
brush with I and draw this through
the hzI-, taking one snail strand al
uue; y morning the gray hair has
DISAPPEARED, and after another zppIicz-
ton i beoones beautifully dark and
appears glossy and iust-ozs.