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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
Pioneer, Texas, Promising
NeD Field

The present week will witness the
completion OF quite a few important
wells in this district. stone & Nc
Murray have Just completed their
No, 2 Aiken, located quarter of n
mile south OF their No. /. and 1t is
making LOO barrels natural. Their
No. l, which is 90 days old, started
off at 700 barrels and It Is doing
$50 barrels now. Offsetting these
two wells to tho west r. r. Slick is
pulling big pipe preparatory to drill
ing I'm.
Keough brothers and Litzinger
have completed their No. 3 Gooch,
otfsetting the Stone well on the
north, and It Is somewhat OF a dis
appointment, making only $50 bar
rels. Stone & Co.'s No. . webb is
producing $50 barrels natural, being
just completed Saturday.
Important among the wells drill
Ing are the Pennant No. Teston at
| 2,200, Pennant's No. Teston at
1,400 feet and Slick & Pennant's
! No. 1 East Bryson at $500. All
| three OF these wells are a quarter OF
a mile west OF the Stone gusher and
arc located nearly half n mile south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
DROP EXTENSIVE
IN STOCK TRADE
Reactionary Tendencies
in Security Market
Are More Acute

NEW YORK, April 27.--Rcccnt
roactionary tendencies on the stock
exchange became moro acceutuatcd
today. Virtually every branch OF
Tho list figured in tho cxircmo de-
clIuos VI 10 l3 points on dealings
approvlmaiing 1.45O. 900 shares.
Tho coal strike. which affected
n further decrease Of car loadiuEs,
pcrsIstrut reports Of freight rate rec
auctions b. tho interstate commerce
commission aud the less favorable
aspccts IN the International situation
were among tho days rosiraininE
influences. Railroad earnings were
favorable however both Norfolk
ana Western and AiChison showing
large caiua Most OF the stools and
equipments wcro under pressure as
were also utilities. tobaCCus, FOOD
Apoci1ltics and numerous uuclassi-
fled lasucs. Domestic oils were COM
rara,!vnly steady, hut McNicnus ana
kindred shares sustained additional
lus7cs.
Announcement OF tho retention OF
the regular dividend OF Bethlehem
steel common shares, made Just boz
fore the market closed, helped To
bring about q partial rnlly from low
thl 'lubNhli'lHs
The money market hold to it1
recent course, call loans being made
throughout tho session at HI. Tlmo
funds were more plentiful, but un-
changed az 10 rates for either the
short or long matcrinls.
Further buying of sterling cotton
bills sustained tho London quotation
I'm tho local foreign exchange mar
kot, but continental rates were ir-
regularitlos, francs oascd slightly,
Belgian and Italian romittancca
hardened. German marks were firm,
Financial conditions accounted
mainly for the further irregular ,ty
shown by today's bond market. tho
recent upward movement OF Trlcos
halting as new Issues were being dis
tributed among investors.
Dealings In Liberties were large
hut offerings exceeded the demand.
particularly the entire series closing
at nominal declines.
French governments ana municl-
pals were heaviest of the foreign
groups.
Coalers and underlying issues OF
the western and southwestern roads
forfeited largo fractions to 1-2 point.
Total sales, par value, aggregated
S25.S79,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

easily believes that statement for
Tulsa looks tho part. But moro i'm
portant than tho aggregate of wealth
is wealth's distribution. Judging
from tho number of neat, modest
little homes, her good things are
fairly equitably distributed. And
that means real prosperity. Pal
aces are interesting from the stand
point OF the "rubber-neck" wagon,
but OF no other value. The founda-
tion stones Of palaces are the sins'
pie cottages.
The retail district OF Tulsa Is de-
cldedly more modern and more met
ropolltan than that OF many cities
/ have seen OF three times its size.
As n city prospers. so do It's stores.
and those OF Tulsa, by their up to
date appearance and keen alertness,
fairly breathe good times.
The business streets TEEN with
moving, pulsating life. Here is
Broadway and the Rialto in minla-
ture, and the stranger must neeks
watch his step, especially when the
step is off the curb. The rough. cay
use-riding Oklahoman has simply
slipped off OF his bronco into a high
powered motor car seat, kicked off
his spurs and jammed his high
heeled boot onto an accelerator, in
stead of horseflesh- Tho result Is q
bit more hair-raising.
And then the DILL Tho romance
OF the oil! Where the stranger about
the streets and the public buildings
where men are wont to gather to
converse, hears n strange venacular,
entirely foreign TO his ears and soon
he feels the thrill OF this Mecca of
the oil world.
Tulsa need not fear that she will
not impress and thrill the stranger,
for she Is ever poppy, pulchritudi-
nous and pecuniary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

CHICAGO, April 21-Cattie-Receipts
$1,000 fairly active, beef steers mostly
steady. top 5000. bulk $750Ws.bO, she
stock Stockers and feeders about steady.
bulls strong Co i5o higher, veal calves
slow, bidding weak to lower.
lIogH--itcceipts $1,000. active. mostly
1850, pigs slow,
Receipts 1900 slow. stcady 10 use low
er, top shorn lambs flLb0, bulk $3.50 20
1875. native spring lambs $4,000 400.
shorn ewes S9.25, fed Texas shOrn wetherA
f9.7b. no woolod sheep or wooled lambs
sold early.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

CHICAGO. Aprl c7.-Potatocs-StronE
receipts as ears. total United states ship
munts 7Gd, Wisconsin sacked round whites
81 S9OQc0O cwt,, ditto bulk $500 2.Oj
Cwt, Minnesota sacked round whites
Sl7bml.9O cwt., Idaho sacked Iurals
S32OU2e5 cwt.. Michigan sacked round
whites S20b cwt New stock steady on
No. 1, weak on No, ., Florida double.
headed barrels Spauldlng Rose 30. I
t6.76U7oo, No. $500 $50. hosuy
5000 5.25.
Poultry-Allve, higher fowls .7c, broll-
ers 90 lf6Oc, raostcrs 1sc.
uuttcr-ltighor. creamery extras 3sisc,
firsta saw U31 LC, standards SSLc.
Eggs---Lowcr, rcceipts 29,76G cHsra, firsts
aiU2iac, miscellaneous cju23laC, sIOr-
hgu packed extras 26Ac.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

KANSAS CITY. April 21.-tntiIe-Re-
copts 2,7OO. beef steers ana butcher stock
strong to 1bo higher. best heavy beef
steers 1850, other good and choice steers
ssOOns.5O, best mixed yoarilngs $3.50,
straight yearling hcfers $3.50, cows
S6.OOmt6.b0. bulls S3,00 di,bO canners
S9.OOUa25, cutters $4,000 i.5o. choice
vealers 50 90. etockets $3.50.
Hogs--Recoipts $500, opened steady to
strong, later sales active. &c to lOc higher,
Founders slO.15aPt0.25, packer top Si0.35.
plain and MIXED loads S0.9O@lO.lo, bulk
dlO.30, stock plgs up to 5000, good
and choice fl0.00Wlo.3b,
sheep Receipts 1000. steady. shorn
Texas wethers sS75W9bO. lambs $50 SOC
lower prims wouled Colorados $3.50,
shearins lambs SliGOWl6,O0,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
Deepened TWO Feet, Dou-
bles Production

The Ralco OIL company test south
OF the Bunger pool. in Younk coun-
". Texas. which has been producing
1900 barrels for several weeks, was
drilled two feet deeper into the
sand. yesterday. and practically
doubled it's production. II IL now
flowing 5000 barrels or better.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
Gas Well North of
Bald Hill

J. w. Moore OF Okmulgee has a
1900. 0.000-foot gasser at only two
feet in tho 1,6Ss-foot sand. in his
test in the northeast of the north
east OF 6-l5-14., north of Bald Hill.
This well is three miles from pro-
duction and is OF much interest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

FORT WORTH. Texas. Aptl 2T-Cattio
Receipts 1900, heoyCH $3.50 W7bO, stock
erB 3J.b0W126, cows t3O0d6.bO. hcifcrs
i1.b0U760. yeatllngs tibOW575. calves
{2.b0dp0.OO.
heavy ts7bug.O0, pigs y3.00mSS@d
shoop-Roceipta none. lambs 5000
1900. yearlings tO.0Ou 800. ewes 3b.50GD
$50, stocker sheep Si5Ou5.50. feeder
lambs t1JOui2b0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
NelD Test Southeast
of Tulsa

Webb & Jennings hafe made To-
cation for their No. 1 In the south
west of the northeast OF the north
west OF 3419-16; and arrangements
have been made with MinotT& Minot
for drilling this well.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

NEW ORLEANS, April ?I-Cotton--
Spot steady ana uuchaugod. sales on the
SPOT 9O5 bales. TO arrive ls5. low middling
lb75, middllug 1900. good middllng 1900,
receipts 2.7b5, stock gii,0I0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

NEW YOhiK. April 21.-Foreisn E1-
Great BritAln-DemRnd Iieh, cables
li2M. 6O-day bills on banks +tO,
France--DCmand 9,22. cables 93tt.
Italy--Demand b.32ia. cables $50,
Gcrmany-DUmand 36h, cables Sbh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
" 20 as

SECTION .. That the assessment here
| by levied on each of the above men
toned lots and parcels of land are are hG5s, io,s
and parcels OF land to the same cAteni
as other taxes and shall be collected ar enp
enforced in the same maonsr as 6is. 6tns.
| taxes in and for the City OF Iulsa' ON'-
homa, are collected. ,.,
SECTION 3. That all assessmen"
| hereby levied shall be divided Into thiss
| (3) equal annual installments as autho'
| lied by said statutes of tho state OF On.s'
| hona for such casee made and provldsu;
| that the assessments shall Oear lhe'.
at tho rate OF eight S) per centum pe.,
hnnum. payable annually at the une V
| tho payment OF the several instalIHsnt,
OF the said assessments. from the as uSs
OF the taking effect or lhis ssts 'sSsssesst
mept together with the accrued luIS'bh.
on the deferred installments' sham h,sr'
payable on the 18th day OF DecS.,oTTii' css,oTi'
| 1929. and the remaining deferred lns'ahh
ments, with tho yearly interest 9n on
unpaid installments, shall be paya9e. W.
Se 18th day OF December OF ee,u
ceeding year until all shall be paId', ,bs
| Provided, however. that any OF '
owners OF the lots or parcels or Iahp 40
| assessed may at any time durlus ,ps
| four (D consecutive weeks fol!oglhB VIZ
day OF the first publication Of this e,I..
nance pays to the city Auditor ,Ss
city OF Tulsa the full amount W ia
lots and parcels of land and thereby yirh IN
lease such property from the len 0'
assessment. ,.-t,A
SECTION 4. That the assessments lsylsai
| by this ordinance have been appoI Ion.5
| and assessed against all the lo,s -
| pieces OF ground in said sewer ulau,oor.,
| exclusive OF improvements, IN p.ORH
| ton TO the area OF the whole OF aSI
| district exclusive OF public highways, ibs
no ono OF said assessments exceeps II
benefit 10 the property against "h'1'
SECTION s. That this ordinance shan td,.
| be published for twenty"nlne tt'1yyorl.
! secuttve DAYS IN the Tulsa paiy W. "a,
n newspaper published In Tulsa, "a.
| homn; that the publication OF thls -
| nance as required by law shall % t"At iii
| and regarded as sufficient notice 70 ,oTfs
| persons Interested In the assess'ly-B 'nly-Bi.
hereby levied by tho terms OF TINS
nance, . ,,.,eoa or
SECTION 8. That all ordinances ,Ss
| parts or ordinances In contllet VIZ ss
| nrovisions OF this ordinance, In so tal a
| such conflict exists. sre helepy syist.
| SECTION 7. That an emerseney t.,ifh
| for the preservation OF the pno.o rrtt
and safety. by reason wheteo' S .nS suer
nance shall take effect from hnn
It's passage. approval ana pubnoatlo" r,riat
4 Passed, and tho emergency c,asSIa I'm
\ upon separately and approved
! dav OF April, 1879, ,,p l92s
APPROVED this 7th eFSyp o. EAyRNs,
Mayor
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN,
City Auditor
ApRRVNNK ApFRRANK II. DUNCAN.
! City AttornsS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aprll 2i-Cnttle-
Receipts 1,20O. active and steady. top on
stoera and yearlinRs $3.50. bulk good cat
tie ts.0NufS5O, butcher market steady.
few here, top calves $3.50. stockers and
feeders steady.
Hogs-Hoceipts 1900. active and lOc
higher. toy to packers 1926, bulk to.709
Q 30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
WIrhItn I.Iyrstork,

WICHITA, Kan, April 27.-HoEs-Re-
fl0.OOdll0.ih. no choice hogs hore,
Cattlc-Receip $50, steady 10 strong.
calves b0c higher. not enough sales fof
quotations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

NEW YORK, April 81 Liberty bonds
closed als 90 i2 First IA 09.9i, second g
99.G2, fryt ths 99.7i, second 4As 09.72,
third AS % %. fourth as g9,92, Victory
So l0N.O2. \Ictnry AZ luO.6e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

NEW yoRK, Aprn 27.-Lesd-Tirm,
spot b.2bG6Ab.
2ino-Firm. East st. Louis delivery spot
sOOnh.lb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

NEW YORK, NprII 21,-ttaU Money
Steady, high 8h. low Sis. ruling rate
3il. closing bid 8, offered at "a. last loan
90,
Cali Loans Against scoeptances
Time Loans-Stcady, 60 and 30 days
a., months i4Wiig.
Mercantile Paper--Prime ~ dih.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

NEW YORK. April 27.--Cotton-
seed sold off some 60 12 points
carly on tenders OF 400 barrels on
Nav contracts and IN sympathy with
lard hut later flrmod up on short
covering and with holding Of offer
nga Closing bids were two 20 sovcn
llnts net higher. Sales 90, 900 bar
reis. Prime crude $3.50 ~ s9.7b.
Prime summer yellow spot Stl.46;
May $i1.53; July sl1,5O; September
Sll.A3; all bid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
Kansas city Gratn.

Kansas city Grain.
KANSAS CITY. hpfll Cash wheat
-.No hard ti.28UiB. No. rcd ti304
1.1l
Dotn-No. ? whlte Csc. No yellow
% suJ5ao, No. yellow 5Shc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
Reserve hanks.

FEDERAL Reserve Banks
wkSHINGTON April 2T,-Comhlnod
resources and liabilities OF the i2 federal
reserve banks at the close Of business
April &c were reported tonight by tho fed
oral reserve board In thousands Of dollars
as foilowH'
ReEourceE' -
Totai gold reserves, 100000.
Totals reserves, s31ai,S39.
Total bills on hand, tbsssiS.
Totai earnings. sl14ee5o,
Total resources, sf,Sbooi2.
liabilities;
Total deposits, t1s33.sso
,rotaI liabilities. s+s6o.oT2.
Ratio OF total reserves 20 deposit am
federal reserve note liabilities combined
4 7s.s psr cepA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

NEW YORK, Apru 27.--spot cotton
culet. middllng 1915.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

KANSAS CRY Nprll 21.- Eggs. butter
poultry and potatoes unchanged.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28

Closing bid and asked price ~ 1ndepen-
don't OH stocks on the New York Grub for
wednesday. as reoptted by Houston, Flble
A. IN. nid Asked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
|DOAN'S HRHsf PIiHs
l . 60e al oil Drug Stores
Fa..ier sflll&rn Go. Alphabetically
IMPROVE DRILLING ORDER
IN o. AGE COUNTY

Okmu.gee Osi. le The 0kmuls
D'str.st OIL ! Gas Assn. has passed
resolutions oommeutiag Secretary
Fan s. the Interior department.. ,cr
~ mitigating the shutdown order in
the Osige nation ana asked that tbs
der Be extended 81 as 10 incln-s
The naval reserve wyoming a1-
California Ills attention was called
TO the reported gusher n the Teap1.
dom IA w-ycm0ns shoaid Develop
meni ntlano In tbs reserve. Oh men
declare .t wiii further food the msr-
ke' with ci and cause further over
rroiueio-. f-'cins che price o. crude
Town % roint where i VIII ruin
hu-crads g 81 duc throughout tho
c ur.-v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

First ubHshei In the Guthrie Daily
ieader October 10. re-s
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
N .he District Court o. tne Urited
states IN srs for the Western
Oistres Q; Oklahoma
Ne. 2i5s.
In re- Frank S Gresham. Bszkrurt.
Notice e First Meeting
To the creditors ~ the above nance
Bankrupt. of Guthrie. Logan county.
and District aforesaid
No.ce is hereby given that on fhr
>oth fay CO August 1892 the ssii
Frank s. Gresham va duiv adiuagsl
bankrupt and that the first meeting
oi his creditors viM Be held AZ Room
30e Baum bni'dinr. ONahoma City.
Oklahoma. on The 20fh dav o. October
1922. at = m. az which time fhe
said creditors may attend prove thel-
claims. apo N a trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may prope-ly come before
said meeting.
Dated at oklahoma City. Oklahoma.
Octotsr ?. 1899
ISAAC p TAYLOR.
Rsferee in Bankrup,cv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
The First Sleeping Car
ShOWn By Pullman

Chicago ct 1O-The first
,s.r... l....,., .. .. ..l...4
"h rAai'i' -ol toS'E ai iie l.a-
,.''' ''''' -,f ''''.', T"
modelled by The late George ~
pa.lman and put Into service be-
twecu Chicago and Bloomington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

Al unasuallg large ctss from OK
iahcmA Cay Is ak.us tae ares. d.
the temple this week. Here's thc i.i
Louis Alexander. Fed W Archer
Oliver X. Burke, John a Brsnl ID
Geo " CAlian Benz Lee Clark. IBIS.
N Cody. Theodore r Cater C.aa.a
Coilard. Albert n DeBoli Jas I
Doske. jacob G limerick. r + Hard
way. Joseph C Hayden calie E
Hensley. Byron III Huniss has b
Keller. Lawrence a Lrre Ro0t r
NcVay, Arthur r Moore Ch8 A.
Parsons. John ~. Prsmor- sant %
$. Stehh'ns. Mari-n y sferhes
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n 60 a e. R.nu,,.I,n

Tho way 20 gain q E0Ct reputation
+ 20 eaicarcT 70 be wha. you eppcsf :
That Is precisely the manner u wh.c G
cas1beriains Cough Remedy has
gained iis reputation a. 4 cure f0f
coughs. colds Group and ghocp.ns
cough Every bottle that has eve
A.ssl aai cut BY TIE manufacturers has
beer faly up to the h'Eh stanil.i :
Il excellence claimed .or t. People
save found hat Z can be dei ienied
srou - ths reief ana cure q, tho e
ailments and that a il pleasant az.
SAFE &c take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

The laws y Masonry are o, two
kinds. local aad universal The loea.
laws are those enacted 0y grand and
constituent lodges Tor .he soverum an,
q their members The unive sal Jaw.
are those handed down 5g universal
consent from time lmmenl-rlal an
'wh'ch govern the eran throughout The
wcrld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Co DAcKAcs1 'rsErs fEo bLSupEa

Twenty-Five rer cent os TIE aium-
lnum supply. p Per cent q the plate
riass output % Ter cent o. the tin.
sf rFr csnt of TIE copper snd rsf
cert s. me annual production 81 'roa
ard steel a7c TOW used IN maxim.
7asscnscr automobiles and ..rcks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
NAN KIDNAPPED: OWN
AUTO IL SID

Kansas C.gy Oct To- Kilnappel
ln his motor car by two unmasks
bandit late n aday. p Brody pro-
euese- q. merz handise e.tahlsh
men. he'e, was forced 20 drive 70 1
remote section q the city where De
was robbed oi SLIGO in cash. : da-
mond ring valued az $3.50 AMI a satcs
valued at sit0
Then The Bandits pashet Brody oa.
@. the car and drove away.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
"COLD IN THE HEAD"

Il ~ acute ar-sck of Nasai catA-rh
Those subject t5 sreouert Gods are
f4reraiiv Ia 4 fs-r-- down cor titlrr
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE = =
Treatment COTS sting of a. o-nfrne-t- 70
te aset in-liir ard a Tu-ic. which acts
Quickly thrcurh the Blooi - Tire Ma
CO.'S Surfaces aiding ID TIE system.
and r1aNt-E yen less rzn,e 20 colds. a
aSolf - t--r --s f0- ever g Tezr--
= J. ChrrrE = Co. Tuiefo. ..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10
RADIO MUSIC PROVIDED
FOR LEpER COLONY
American BusiEess Mar Offers
To Install Ar Outfit
For the Cuban
Sufferers

ManliA Oot .o.-If yoa uere 9 icesi
confined on the rcrky island o, Cui :
90 the s9ushsrn Philippines. WIS,
voaii be yoar reaciioa % tae w relies
r4d.o7hors II p c anston. 81 A-uef.
ican Business nan. o. sae Philippine
thinks that tae rslsti q the -.eea
lspers - Calea wlH b. p.easu-abis.
Ani ne hss offsred Is nsiaIi rece'r-
iag and masn.vox statisu st tas bar e
stand al worshestfr p n on C.roa.
In order that the leaeFs may enjoy the
ccnstahalary band loneerts that arr
given nightly on the Luenta IN Ma.
nis cransiou has lavessmeats the
fish. ICE. ROVER ana llsht companl,.
al Clii-n ans iepe conduct ths hus-
ness 'ar him re otifrs rec poS,
fo' ihe -ai.ophcre s;at'cu tcs 5--
year
Al F.l'p.n2s love god mnsle. 8a,
without the rad.oph ne The l,aers at
Culicn caunai have good music. wha.
ever migAt once haye hsen ,he.- abr
it.ss as musioians l-eprosy sestros
the sense y t-uch. cause loss g, r.
ss lps fte The ieper band s, ca'-
lrr p.ays very iadiiereni'y G5yerno-
Wo7oi tavors Cransioa's ofse-atar--
..ef % ihe istium q moroto7y that "a
the rsle Al ealIon
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F" Keep right on using roiey's Hon
cr and Tar Z VIII give quick re-
lief sad the doctor. when the en-
tire family lad toe ~f,u Never saw
Dnythinr 50 gooa, writes Mrs. A 3
Griffith. Andrews. Ind FOR cough.
colds. cruup, throat. chest or bronchial
trouble use Foieys Haaey ant Ta-.
Sold Everywhere
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Be Rid of That
Nagging Backache?

Are y0u drAgging aroand day sfter
dav With . dlh neFer-ceAsing back
sehes Do you suffer headaches. dizIy
SPELLS and sharp. st4bhlng pains. feel
tired. without lie or abm =
tionr Likely then yeur trouble is dae
Ia kidrey Weakness-not hard 20 coz
res, Il treated promptly. but dauger-
ous i neglected Fcr quick relief use
Doau's Kidney Pills noans have help
Cd thousands They should help yoa
Ask yoHr ne.ghbori
4 Guthrie Case
s Maine. Ga f. Sprnser. 81 Cath
RE. ssys Il had pains IN my back
,ar DAYS 81 a tine and ms kiaaey
showed signs Of bsing disordered 50
bought D0an's kidney pills rhe
first faw gave me muck relief an3 (
continued untli w. m oi The pains
Deans have helped me whenever
hsvc had Eny occasion % lake them
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PERFECT ELU DECREE
STAGED AT TEMPLE

(Conilnnei from r1ra -
PRAYER" ~Beneiicac- ana Sow
the Day Il Oy5r.
Records show 2s5 classmt1.
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Since Tie var Tie Increase in F7es-
masonry in Great Brian aas been
phenomenal In Scotland last yea
there were 5000 initiates. and IT,
Eg,ana as.161
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.KI.3L!!.S,3B

EarfessINnt = 1pfa'oa " fereFNI
Interest srr invited --e editor re
s4rrss TIE rl@ht 20 .iue PENCIL
WNerA coumnr4-aficns eA.s-'i 40
words
wrltiuE mrsf - le-ih'c and "a
ore SIDE e, fsper only. sli siss VII
he discarded
Anaurma1s rnzt nluricFiieas vii
rn. BE- printed Slms aut stt-es-
must ha eiTru rShlll5an 90
Tie Lsafrr - the views expressed.
puhla'aflnn = letter = not -
he regarded - sn er1crserlent ~
aiue wll te Wlfhhe.d rn re4ue>t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-10

Tie question has been asked.
What way are Chamoeria.ns Tablet
srps-ior 10 the ordinary catAartic aud
liver pills our answer IS they : ?
sas4r ana more pleasant 20 take and
tneir effect IS 50 gentle that one ha-sFs
relies that il IS produced By a med-
ieine. Then. trey not oaiy rove ttc
bowels but improve the appetite srd
strengthen the digestion
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aaso ~ in ceorpla

The grand lodge o; Georsla de-
c.ares * IS unnecessary b be a. An
erie4a c..lE. q, as Masonry Is univer-
sal
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cnaoa

The province q 0niar.1 Cansla
has 81 co. Mlste- Msscus.
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There is a grand lsdge Of he
Ckeraine-a former Russian proEi-e-
-io which more than Sooe Masoas
g.vs aiies.anse-