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The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16


AN ORDINANCE authorizing and provid-
ing for the issuance of internal improve
ment bonds Of the CITY OF nopehha' eha -TIht- hda
of way Of The Topeka Railway Company
on Eighth Avenue between Harrison
Eighth Avenue ear line in said city.
WHEREAS, the contract has been let
for the paving of the right of way of The
nue. between Harrison street and the west
ern terminus of the Eighth Avenue ear line
in the City Of Topeka, Kansas, as described
in Ordinance No. 5235, approved December
e. 1922, and the contract price for the paw
ing s OF o+ saIq Tbrea shTlo5d FTe Hn1dTed
Forty-two Dollars and Fifty Cents,
(S3, ,542. 50J, and the amo Mt OF the cost Ier
rights and franchises of The Topeka Rail-
way Company is liable. has been ascertain
treasury Of the City Of Topeka, there is
therefore unpaid the sum of Three Thou
Fifty Cents (S3. .542 J0), for which bonds
are required to be issued; now, therefore,
CoMMIs4oNERS OF THE CITY OF
SoGh seeti6n That internal Improvement
bonds Of rhe City Of Topeka. Kansas, in the
sum of Three Thousand- Five Hundred
542. 56j' are hereby authorized to be issued
to pay the cost due for the paving OF the
right-of-way of the said The top "A i.a I
way Company on Eighth Avenue between
Harrison Street and the western tsrtn y ,
of the Eighth Avenue ear line in said city,
to be paid in installments as hereinafter
provided.
Topeka, Kansas is hereby aufhorizsd 70
execute ten (1e) bonds Of the said City OF
Topeka, Kansas, in the total sum OF ThTee
Thousand Five hundred Forty-twe DoKars
and Fifty Cents, tS3,542 50l, each Of said
bonds TO be Of the denomInation q Three
Hundred Eifty-four Dollars and Twenty
five Cents, 1884 .25) such bonds shall be
payable to bearer and shall bear date Of
january l. 1923 and shall bear interest
from January l, 1923- at the rate Of four
and onc-half per centum t41ze per anntiIn.
said interest to be payable on the first day
Of July and January in each year; prin-
cipaI and interest to be made payable at
the office of the Treasurer Of the State
Of Kansas, in the City Of Topeka. Kansas
said bonds shall have coupons attached for
said interest as the same becomes due and
said coupons shall be executed with tha
autographed or printed signatures Of the
Mayor and the City Clerk Of said city The
Mayor shall cause said ! ondS to be rttesf.
ed by the City Clerk with the seal Of said
city attached. and the Mayor and the Board
OF Commissioners shall negotiate and sell
the same for not less than their face value
and shall piacs-fhe proceeds thereof in the
city treasury of said city TO be applied %
the payment Of the cost Of said improve
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
official statement of the Financial condi-

(Published in The Topeka State Journal,
Saturday, December 16 1929
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
FoR sAL-CrTY PROPERTY.


FOR SALE-LoveIy home, s rooms, mod
ern, glassed sleeping porch, all oak be-
low. cement basement with laundry, garage,
front drive, IL lots, $1,000. Five-room cot
tage, close in, west, move right in, $1,000.
Blair. Phone 5104,
FOR SALE-HOuse rooms, gas aud
lights in fair condition, 1 lot Price, ST.
200: $50 down: monthly payments, SIS
per month. E. NJ. Phillips, 504 Monroe.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

To F. Fl. Foster, Bank Couamissionefs 10
peka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

To r. H. Foster. Bank Commissioner. To-
peka, Kan, --.----.-
1PubIished in The Topeka State JOurnnf.
Saturday, December 16, 1J2-D
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
ALABAMA LANDS.

ABOUT 1900 ACRES Catsuma orange and
pecan land; near court house, Baldwin
turing site, ST so per acre Vogel & Rol-
ston, Mobile, Ala.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
LEGAL

-
ment Said bonds shall become due ana
payable as follows: On January l. lH-4,
one bond in the sum of Three hundred
Fifty-four Dollars and Twenty five Cents,
1854 25l, and on January / each year there
after up to and including January !, l9o5,
one bond in the sum of Three Hundred
Fifty four Dollars and Twenty five Cents
($s54 .25J.
Section s. Said bonds shall be numbered
from One az to Ten (1O) inclusive, and shall
be known as General Improvement Bonds @ OF
the City of Topeka, Kansas, Series OF I9-Ss
No. q" ana shall be registered by the Gity
Clerk in the city bond register OF the City
of Topeka, Kansas, and shall al au ps. reEis-
tered by the Auditor of the STA re or stNansas.
and the Mayor and Board of Commissioners
of the said City of Topeka shall annually
make provision for the payment OF the prln-
cipal and interest thereof, as the same shall
become due, by leyying a special assessment
upon all the property liable therefor, VITA
interest at the rate of four and one-hatr
per centum (4h96) per apnum.
Section 4. This ordinance shan take e.
feet and tie in force from and after It's pun
lieation in the official city paper.
Passed the Board of Commissioners, Dec.
Il, 1922.
Approved Dec 13. 1922.
H ]. CORWINE, Mayor
Attest: ETA NJ. CONELL,
(Seal) CITY --- tlerk.----
(Published in The Topeka State Journal,
Saturday, December 16, 19Z2
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
ARIZONA LANDS

COME WEST-Big opportunities. Cali
fornia climate. Level homestead open
Maps showing towns. railroads, vacant land
800. Satisfaction guaranteed Get yours
Homestead Agency, Phoenix, Ariz-
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16

Approved, Dec 13. 1922.
HSseII 6seeI1 IL ! u W. " city CLERK.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
FOR SALF-FARMS
100 ACRES WHEAT

13O ACRES WHEAT
On this fine 160-acre farm, close TO
good Ry. and school town, NeoSho
Co. eastern Kan.) 80 a. grass; good
small set of buildings. Price reduced
to SIS per acre, but owner wants to
sell and about SIS per acre will buy
this fine place.
100 ACTRESSES PER ACRE
About 10 acres under cultivation,
balance meadow and pasture. Fair set
of building; mi. Rock Creek, Kan,
20 mi Topeka. Until recently this
farm was listed and held at $50 per
acre.
EVERYTHING GOES
80 a. fine wheat (all goes) on this
fine 100-acre farm; 27 head of hogs,
horses, COWS. II heifers 500 fine
chickens, wagon, harness, plows, NOW
ing machine and rake, lister, harrow.
hand tools Most of this farm is un-
der cultivation and part of it fenced
hog tight. Fine set of buildings.
Near school, mi. good high school
and Ry. town. Price 5000. This
buys eyerything-step right in and
go to work.
FIVE PER CENT MONEY (5%o) to
loan on farms. If you have loan COM
ing due see me. If you want to make
new loan see me. Money ready, no
delay. Write me or come in and see
me.
H. P. RICHARDS
423 New England Bldg. Topeka, Kan.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
NoRrHDAKoTA LAND.

2 200 ACFES improved North Dakota land
for sale. Terms to settlers, Price very
reasonable. Correspondence invited. Ne
gotfabIe securities acceptable. John w.
Schmidt, Gardena, n. D.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
POTWIN HOME

Eight rooms. all modern, oak fin
ish; firepIace;' large lots, garage, S2,-
goo cash and monthly payments;
price $4,000. This is a real home. II.
p. Richards, 423 New England Bldg.
Phones 6671 and 2-T003.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
LEGAL.
ORDNANCE NO. 524O.

published in The Topeka State Journal
December IL, 1929
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16


Sealed bids will be received by the Hnder-
signed for residence located on lot Z5&
Forest Ave. OakI1nd. Kansas. until Y
O'Clock noon. December IS. Bids should
state -ho4 soon property ran be moved
Property may be Inspected by aRpiyinG .
ID. r. Biggs. 2s1 Michigan Ave The board
reserves .he right to reject any and ali
bids BOARD OF EDUCATION
H A LEPPER, District Clerk.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-20

TIE German mark IL thssdeucs.,
Nobody wants Il II he can VI his
hands on some other major coin
ass. That is why the German GOV
eminent had to prohibit Germans
buying American and English and
Dutch money.
ne fact that the mark rises and
falls. but mostly falls. upsets all
0ttman business. Neither the gov
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
HOOVER TO ASSIST
COAL Distributors
Program TO Be Mapped Out
FOR Retail Mcn; Schedules
70 Bs Announced
Later

Washington. june -Eossshsllties
Of extending TO the aissfihsnive ends
ci the coal industry co-opef1tise
measures for maintaining maximum
prices Tor coal similar 10 those aa
opted by Secretary Hoover and opo,s =
tors in the producing fields were un-
ders,ood to be urder consideration At
the commerce department today
Secretary Hoover was understood u
rlan 4 conference or coal dealers
along the tines Of the meeting held
this week with the operators IN ~
effort 70 find way 10 pass on to the
public benefits obtained hy the es-
tahlishment OF fair price levels 80
spot coal, Il was indicated al the
department that Hoovers plans for
protecting consumers against rising
prices OF coal might develop before he
leaves tonight for spaaklng tour In
Indiana aad Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS HEAD
QUITS UNDER FIRE

Des Moinra. Jane s. rho resszns,
sien - ;~~ uftsVers N tho national
organization ns tbs kslghta ~ eoi-
umbuu. Supreme Knight . A faah-
erly n New Haven. conna and Su-
prone Advocate Joseph q pellasier.
D. isoason, ~ demrnded tn reaolu.
tion passed ~ the Iowa knights Of
Columbus az tho closing seseion OF
their animal convention here,
The Iowa knishts also demand
that fiahcFty submit, q public apoi-
ogy 10 the aupresns cour, nr Mass-
aehusettw for having cast aspefsIona
upon tho motives in dlamiaaInR from
|office and dlsbarrlug reileticr "a
dlatrict attorney N Suffolk county,
Mas, for malfeaaance IN ofiiea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

|sen-lay lssd On his American leaxas
rasAa nv smashing ont his first houes
on the cpeninx day u TIE season.
whereas Williams aia rot rssswsr 4
hons run antil April -.
Williams leads his Nascnal leaguc
Flsei in the total number ot rans
hsstea IN by Circuit slcats, arssins
IN ~ runners ahead ot him, with his
hamar~ while Iiornshy has only fcs-
lowed nine runners aroand the bases
en his faar~hase hits.
This - said TO be the first time
the II. Louis teams have hsa the
leading homo run hatters In both
major ieagues.
Doth are being hard pressed ny
Fling Miller ~ the Philadelphia AM
erlcars who has ~ homers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
Wa, Risk Bureau Astonished
Al Length Of Family Tree

washlneson. taas 81 Eseaass r
Tasiss. whcve howe wss IN Crystal
ssetlnxNs Miss ~as ono ~ tMela
same ssFsssN msn sssN Ink shp war
w died In lMs. sAmEaR la nia sns
efnmsat term Inzursses eeglSy ~ IN
hsnrslpsaky hlA father The x*Hsag
rsyioF died foeFasls, IeAssnx shs las
suraaee "a she avss ~ Mn
The veterans t@Fwaa rnaueakaa
from rayioss gsmsly llss u gkasw
falling wishlA she rsrmtsml slA#A
The hassAa IA attn saaa la9 gsF sfeash
aiseF hAyiuN received che llst. sas
longest ever fllea slnee tho haseaa
was created Meawafss@ il h ftvs
feei In samrh and eonniaa sap tvlssw
ins
The nelaseH. ages ana atelessawa III
nine hrnthsgA. sls Alnsufa sA nuases.
ssx aaats II naphews IN nleess III
brothers +lnelaw, ciAht sIAsmFa In lAw
aud a sscYmother, total us "A llsIas
relatives, exclusive Ug rUuslne
iat that lsn't all
The bafvmn made an lntINAse #igs
wy of tho ~flye fous famlly srae,
Heres what was tafnssI f9hy mem
hefs ~ rayloIa auFvlylnw famIly ave-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
CASTOR OIL FoR BoLL
wEEvlL LATEST REMEDY

Marietta Juno 5l-Al mauting of
the Marietta Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday evening. among the many
thinss discussed with reference 10 the
rural districts, II was reported that
some local farmers had discovered a
deadly remedy for the boil waaslls IN
castor oil. Several experiments have
been made and had froyed 20 aa,so-
luleiy kin or put to flight the cot.
tons most deadly ennmy
A committee of live was appoint
ed to make a thorough tcat and ac-
cure the cost Of thorough test nns
acre and make some iians 10 put the
remedy to test.
II was reported that Love county
has only 40 per cent acreage 81
cotton planted this year AVID ron
every section the weeysls arc reported
10 he already on the cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

~ shc NesAlps ssA a#sasAtsv ~ sns
liiH9 m Nesxsaas rhs SaseiAa. wEll
\ II shsir Nsat chsas " Va isss
sVal. tho AIyaAtaia ghans ~ ten
Nsa lAw fsfs. Rsaahas ana Maaew
eAngss rhp hepis hAsa Asraaxsi
II any EmsnFasslna eseemaalas aAnuss
ses shls eseaaan mAnAss wWsvink
n sula WIN ~ straax aassiuuss and
naslva alIssFeetsM viii weFh Al his
sFsaa uaase the sgsa&
The visitors wtIi sss i selHrss es
ths leweat sanYea ssne IL tbs wsfis
Goo fass tsiaw inc tlm Ths yaa,p
Tvs lass hsvn sefahllehmf aassh ~
the nsW paspsnaipn hssiae, ep shs
ssFY srst whaF1 hx. President isuuas.
ssls aaea sasas the sight snl nsaf
whavr slaieF ruwsiE sampsa M nsa
FntAaia awaNad expedition aoSa tha
f0'efndb NtYws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
ABANDONED BABE IS
SOUGHT BY MANY
Women u Great New York
Hotel Ask TO Keep Boy
WIZ l. Left BY
Parent

New York. Jane a. Nearly 4
doaea womvn who liss ii TIE IlarA-
InSham Hotel Flfsh Avenue and
iash STREET pleaded With the manage
ment here to he Rermitsed TO keea
. tso weeks old hshy boy wln had
been left in one " the lOiei reoms
The hahys cries IN. Roem iSA had
caushs the ear of . wAtehmAn,
ceosge " Tkanax and No ANA 4
hs;ibol had found tbs chlh.
The lsahy was IA good health. fas
when shs helihos had warmed mslk
that some one had iefs The sounK !
sscF drank il ssr~dsiy. He iha NOT
seem % mind biz having been da-
serted far asscus ak hours.
Al o'clock Friday afternoon pAal
X snyslvr, assisting manager az the
hotel said two youns women arrived
Al the saaee In taxseah. one carfy-
ing suitcase ansf hAhy SHE res
sstnfed as Mira aInFgan caser 90
Boston. and Room iss was Asslxnusi
10 her. In half an honr She infi her
key a, the desk ana wens gown Maai-
son Avenue IN the iaslnAh. which her
friend had kept waiting Tor her She
was not seen again Tho Suitcase
she had brought contained only
copies Of last Sundays newspapers
~She was dreasea lsxe maid and
locked Hike one Mr. Snyder sail
'shc was doubtless paIa "a leave The
baby here, That often happens m
hotels bat Il IL our first experience
u y known Thar va are going out III
hssinese and closing 90 and the
parents probably thought thai some
Nealshy snman here wnula adopt the
child. As matter Of fact. ten or
aoxen Of the wnmrn here wnre
scurrsing last nEnht trying 20 &c, "a
70 give one of them the baby
The police were notified nj once
and sent Norman Carter. Ir.. 10
iellevue IIiSplsai. where ~ 10 las,
pisht no one had clainsca him. Du.
Ieotise William Jones. ASSIGNED to
tho case from The East Flny first
Street police station reported yes.
terday dlat he had mada no as.
ooseries- The cinId eventually win
he turned over TO The ccpaftmen, or
Public welfare Nv
The baby has hme eyes. lie had
On q white muslin aress, AK cap,
woolen undercloshlng and white
ntockinss, The woman who brought
him 10 tbs hotel was about ~ years
oh. Of slight huild. She haa dart
hair and complexion.
The name sof Morsyn Carter does
not sppcaf IN the nqa, telephone
hook.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
AERg's vouR DECISION

II the hstsman with two strikes
swings Al tho next pitch and slightly
fonls u and the BAH strikcs the
catcher's protector. ard bounds al
rectly on II tho hatsman II out II
the catcher recosers possession OF
the ball before Il touches the ground
II. however. the halt after hsing
foaled becomes momen,arily iodgar
under the protector or some other
part cf the UNIFORM 4, nullltses she
out even though the catcher shoulf
recover the bali befere II touches the
sround. There must be no delay IN
the rebound from the protector to
he cafcher's hands,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
Love BY WIRELESS
IS THE LATEST
Falls In Love with Voice Coming
Through Scores cf Milss
Of Ether. Wedding
Bells

Oklahoma g'asy, sanu IS Raaso l0vs
v the latest deyriopmens in wireless.
Telephony
J, Az hexan when Mlss Dolly smith
son ~ ssalnssyIlls, Tuxasl heeAme en-.
anaefed u the snlee ~ fsaak n'na q.
okishoma t'ity, A. II eame 10 hss
shrcugh aoorva nE mllea ~ ethes
Thmagh the mieFophone ~ radla
f@eEsiag ues Nslxm amlshsum fIray
heard the soien Of her future husband
sewn DAYS Apu
nrd Il dsrselor ~ An orrhNa.va
here, which has Aaea giving conccrsa
hroadeass ~ lovAI n~w1narar and 4
radio eoncerH Jasi hefpfv the ar.
chestra swans tntD savh Ill ii lass
snasle, TIE director lookea maaarely
into the International ehassa II the
sfamNmissef and announcna the name
~ the selection
tn = tlalnsviIle asslg store. Mlxs
nmiiheon and bumher os fssunas
listened tn
\ don't knew why." abe confessed
today. "ba Flshs away tel in love
with that voice.
Came lritar On its way a ;s,s
c'sy Ihen an answer. aoaAarcMn.s.
An exchange of hess than half dozen
mlH*'scs and Niss smlshson came ID
Oklahoma s'lty
A msnlster scaled The radio ros
nance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

HOME Run RECORDS
ARE ABOUT THE SAME

81. Louis, June 5.--A strikisg SINH
larity IL found in the hone run rec
ords az Kenneth Williams OF the
Browns and Rodgers Hornby OF the
Cardinals mho today began the third
cronth o. the baseball season tied
for the lead in home run hitting
honors, each with IL 10 his credit.
Each OF the local sluggers has
made ten circuit drives al home and
tnfea on tho road. whlle Williams
made nine Of his home runs ID Aprr
AMI four IN May, Hornsby reversed
this order BY getting nine In May and
four in Aprfl. Hornshy gained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
SANDWICH AND JAVA
ARE SOLD ron NICKEL

Chlcago. June 6.-~Alderinan Mauf-
Ice kAvanagh, member uf tAe city
teuncil committee ON high costs an
nounced today that the nickel sand
wich and coffee u back agsin and
can be had on cIlie$goa municipal
pier. Alderman kayanaah asserted
that hs would demand that the high
coeis committee take stops ut once
TO brink down the prices of coffee.
sandwiches and pie In all reatau-
rants ana coffee houses throughout
the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

Norman, June . Especial l--'
The greatest record ever made
by 4 University 81 Oklahoma
tennis squad was recorded by
Ben X. Parks. saltwater, captain
md manager, John Harrington,
Oklahoma City, aud Usorge
O'connell, Chicago.
This trio went through the
1922 spring season undefeated in
tnrnamcnts and with iuit three
maches charged 70 its loss column
out of more than 40 played.
Texas, Oklahoma Aggies, Kansas
.Aggies, Chicago, Illinois, Indians,
Purdue. Drake. Iowa State. Kan
xnx. Michigan and Michigan
Aggics felt the sting Of the
Sooner victories ans tlle only ,de:
fs1t v zl6t tke e!Ret psfiett
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

sThe AnseFseAn paoela ssih Asss
.hoasy 10 apenA FOR pleasure ss'as
they want 70 tAse.# 3Aid VI 81
hack. Passenger rsA'Fle Manager 81
the Hansa ~ aIslif0aa syssam. Id 4
resent InlsFsssw. Seary lvQNH
shslnefs and Esssafs.na. wlsh 'rsaadA.
aasp hacn hooAea eyvr tbs aaatA NJ
Nssshaand, for shrar nasiaeAE eon.
sensl9n at i.sT AAxslss sng Aaa
Francisco IN iuaa Ihw alll GuF
ie'lsoea and aie plng caf siuAsm
t'one wla approximate i mIllila lia
isfs 4 i tbe largest Ions llesanea
ciKAnlEed movement gAa Aau j W.
ever hss carried. eumtFksu9 fnptYr
fssa spseial trelna. al rua,aa ~ say
NJ 0rana eanYoa NatlunaI rayk 1u
sns day. dusfne th.n pvssod. l4s
rallwana ain bu pAskea "a ths Can.
ssn, bosldeF she regular leasAss
Snleh la a record breaker In hAna.
! pg this hlx Ismfflo Fred Harvey
vim serve more than leuopp dIuina.
tsr ana dinlnK KsropM nrsls"
Mr. t'laox further ntalaa that ~
tween she IsnN and rim telgs kxDsn
isavajo iustsan %4reers meu AMI
eomen 'wlll ssvs apeelacaiaf onsats
for visiting ssnnefx ans
hoinrlans. q the Grand cauygn. ona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
ANOTHER NILSSON III IEuD
Is STARTED; ONE DEAD

Springfield. Mo-, Jun~ A-~,A taad of
long standing be'wfcn Charley NyKer
~ years o.d, Christian county far+
mer residing near the Douglas Chris
tian county ilne aud First Hall, As
years old. 4 deputy sheriff of Dcugias
county was terminated Saturday
nlght a, y o'clock wltan kygrf shpt
and killed Hall on a road a short dia-
tancc from the county line 10 CHRIS.
tiaa county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

aew tesllansa u Crystal s~snxA rns
saslFs papalaslnv "a me suwa /. eatf.
mssna IA As tasaa whsah. IL fswussv
taas - saasEtssss a#sasnsls. s~v~
Tasfas shs F~nsAf1asAs and feelsiesfiv
Wai4ae alatmeslsn "a harsaa hven to-.
IAset - I prF evet ~ she tusAl gsp-
Wlstnn @t hla hssms tnwa
Aaa va thai saH all
Gmfian sAa fathers aMxtvA IL the
ds~sh ~ llwaals T4yluF tha par~.n
gasN Aellsd hm munshly skssks "a
tssgs Neh
iNhMn sas father aiest aai th~ Ilss
ef Sl Asusss vlsAga lAs permitted
class ~es FvvvAsaa hy lAs Aassau.
seAA rapid sAlsalaslen eaa nNeessafY.
After guwsh ssn~aaitars u psatai eos
efMs. Fhe uslan VIZ u @as sna tap@r.
aAd tnale gsminats ehawlnm IL pea
vsla. wuA III mentmm shs shnu4Asx
wkseh saAf hasn slisaed shFsasxh she
NAiaas III tAw sxaARsgaasa saaAIsthsAf
vxeestw A. shet wexsslea esth Inv attn
alye figures lhla s~sull 49, fwagh4a
The sswpFnusAsf ana NJ heaxherw ant
Aisssga a &aylos viii paeA r~asiva
sh~sk sss#s muash saf eE~a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

WY 1sffsF rom HHe1NsNauY
no YOU know that nine out 0f every
ten eases ~ rheumatism arc slnnly
rheumatism ~ the mllaclaa nr ohronls
rheumAtiMm neither III whseh require
any infurnai tfeasmsmts The main may
" relieved ny applylna rhAmtus~
lain's i4luimrat. which snAkus sleen
and rest poeaihIA, and that certainty
means a great deal 10 any one AZ.
fileted with flsammatlAm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
FOR SKIN TORTURES
Zemo, the Clean. Antiscptic
Liquid, Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczesnf ~ othsr
skin troubles You can have a clear,
healthy skin By using Zeno obtained at
any drug store for &c, or extra large
bottle at Sl.00.
Zsnio generally removes Pimples,
Blackheads BIotchcS Eczema andRinQ-
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean. penetrating.
antiseptic liquid. II Is easily applied
and costs mere trife for each appIica-
tion. II Is always dependable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

Daring AExiA the railroads say they
haaicd ao.9oa cars of autos from FAC.
Tories, breaking ali records tot any
one month Since then the gsln has
been considerable aud the auto trade
Is expecting its busiest summer What
would have happened n these wcrc
good timesg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

Woman Burglar p,d Good job
A wosnan burglar climbed thru =
sessnud~story wsndow In 4 Minneapolis
home, elornformea five persons and a
watch do9, rAnsaeked the house. hsada
a discriminating selection og valaaDacs
--and escaped from mAn gollce
force. They Knew Il Was a Woman he.
cause she ieft her powder.suff be-
hind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

Sad story comes from the Belg an
Congo The Belgian councillor of
state informs us that owing 10 tho
suppression OF eannibalism In the
Congo oy the civilized powers -
large part OF the population is pitably
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

A New York woman requested 10
he buried with an extra giIiow under
her head Also and why not rslr Of
comfortable and rocmy slippers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05

IL is not costing 70 much 10 amuse
ihw 9ecale this year. the TrVasuy
Department REPORTS. The average FOR
1a92. 80 far. ~ 81 MILTON dollars
month compared with ~ milton dol
lars month last year. Rains are
keeping people home. prohahly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-05
chsmherisIn's Collie and plarrhoea
net,sau

Every family should keep this prep
aration al hard dnring the hot 81 the
simmer months. II Il almost sure
10 be needed. and when that time
comes, is worth many times It's cost.
buy IL now.