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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18
Moefay END the Furnace Tho Father Poke
CapitalaJo


s1rRscRIPTIoN RATES
0arrier 10 cents a week, -
.ants NJ a month, 70 q year = ."
vance. 4, Marion and Polk
BY MAJ, one month SO cents, ;
couth ccooonths $1.25, 6 montns %e,1 eants
sr nioi S4.00 Elsewhere oo '@
yy'onth. IS a year. y-;---- -
m7Ta1ored NJ as second class mai
,dtter Etisr at Salem, Oregon.
liz Member
As9s1sociated Press is exclus-
me 1titIed ASId TO the use for pub
lively y,on gn'6 Of ali news dispatches :
lication % % II or not otherwise
cregltea n this paper and also To-
C. cal news published neIe-@,
Member
Audit Bureau OF o1rea.ae1ea9 -.
AdSertising representatives.; ~
w I'D d. Ward. Tribune pldg" NE"
" ~ = s Stockwen. Peoples nas
bIdg. Chicago, III.
CLASSIFIED RATES
-557o ner word-each insertion
~ nonts three insertions cents,
oel, cents, one month ~
one one year, per month, IL
cents ts. minimum per ad 20 cents.
cenuS, Irt.st insertion only in New To-
civ ads cash in advance,
Gay not taken over phone, unless
anu aortiser has monthly account,
No No allowance for phone errors.
NEW TODAY
75oP S1LE-Geese. phone SFlS,
FOR oNA'- f302
7,7a0177 room for rent. 355 s. Win
FhoN J302
- "a 1T,E--6 weeks old pige,
Foh one 1874. e3O2
M F0RD touring $S5. Huffman
Is1 mo+or Co., State and Front 81
Moto- ~ 800
c00D modern home for rent.
Thomason, 331 " State street.
n0 300*
oNE large furnished room, for
oNn oNSnnrsakeeping, cheap and close
in phone $50. 5OO
FOR RENT-six room sao inouen Se. !, II
furnished mousse SoV' plion1 .on1
1O6OW. ------- go0
ITED-Girl or woman fol
general house Worh' "r4ee ooN o0N
153B, Rt. 3. ----- 290
nor SALE-Second growth fir
wood SIS per cord delivered
Phone 87F14. ee9Oo e
T0RD sedan for sale, can takt
Ford touring or roadster as part
pavment. 219 state St. zoe
T6p sALF-Good mare, weight
125O. 7 years old. G.. w. Sanders
IF 4, box 80, Salem. e301
7T1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, middle
WAN hD- 80 ~, rac,,,irad atc
Write box G. Capital Journal.
SOG
7a7- ohoT1 our new LIABILITY poli-
Aah a., aDouo uo,y a,to Something new
cy Ior youi So StnndIav e. Foley.
arts. 3009
Md CAT F--Order ToI1r Xmas tur
o,, noIv. some hreeking stock.
Siorde TT Stevenson, phone
SST1f f302
focT-P9i1 Of gTesses on down
town streets this morning.
pIoaso % lave at Canital Journal.
peword k3U1
:; -7---- -,,-o,7-
=" nrt~ /" oither for sale or trade, Call
ne nm nhone 175. Thomason.
s2tiE state ST. n*
5o61 = - --- ,1avod sTree1 aud
uooD W. ,ino noi"9 prjca G psao0a. viii take
oar not over $1,000. Thomason,
Ssih state street. az
IT1TIi777 777TPc e., r7b,5s11 MAJ
iirE" ~ aants . aars standsrd and
nias mas ,In. p eii'9 oii nookes at bareair
nrices, Paul M. Sims. 442 state
300
G7v77 io7,ostr3ao7. FOR Cb,.ig1n1a-
e1f rhia T. moan NV fnr son,ething Tyortb
Will vni15 'ea,; 5 20 ~ Sit vnnr rocket.
Whlle ana TO sult your PoGhet'
nal 500
770 1CPFc o7so 1e0 ocres i'm
~ nrouo5 mo'l', aood 5'' Iooat;on & foT sal.
~ ptCrv'' @ eoou ilSo ,He aash s, offar Ia,
A. "@y C;,r, ,,'5OaAsi9 ,,i ~ ns S9T Nv w An Ct
Aibany '' e 0r ,' = '" S0G
Fop sITE o1ao. ao71o awa-
ASiS oAlAtA -SWHcI 5oALB A"t''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18

iiShEST price paid for second
hand clothing and shoes. Also
cleaning, pressing and repairing.
Call and deliver. Capital Ex-
change, S42 N. Commercial,
phone 136SW. ms
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18

vance IL Marion and Polk
oonsties, ps one month antn. ~ Gshss' sal25. !
TGOonths TOol s1.25. 6 mon montnS "a Cents cents
Hsar m9T' $500. Elsewhere % Genus
yy,onth, SIS a year - =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18

BEST grade mill wood 4 ri ana
16 inch, prompt delivery and
reasonable prices. Fred n
Weiis, 3O5 S. Church street,
phone 1912. eet
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18

If YOU want a real estate or chat
tel loan, see John II. Scott, ZS3
Oregon bldg. m3OU+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-18
FOR SALE-FARMS

~ z ACRES, 2 miles from Salem,
Iine chance for small dairy and
poultry ranch. Price only $4,000.
easy terms, socolofsky, S41 State
h4
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03

| turned at once and then learned tba,
was no longer in tho warehouse
oHclais on the department. estimatad
tnas several hundred cases" of assort
ca liquors were removed illegally from
the departments evidence-cache. The
value was placed at upwards of s1on :.
0oU by counsel for one Of the inter
ested owners.
A record OF the Withdrawals showing
the alleged signature Of the Depart-
ment CT Justice official who vouched
Tor the remova. in each case was OBJ.
tanned by private detective, accord
irg to counsel. as was also list OF
places aud persons to whom delivery
was made after the liquor was taken
from the local warehouse.
Max Halperin Indicted
Indictments were returned by She
grand jury to-day against Max Hal
perrin, an attorney. and Melville Stern
els, both OF New York, and WIZ am z.
j. Hayden and Ivan Pennyworrh. en-
ployees in the Office of the chief OF
prohibition agents. They are charged
ernment files books, records and other
documents relating to renewal permits
Of various distilleries and wholesale
druggists
The indictment relates that the files
obtained pertained to the renewals
CT permits of the Eureka Drug Com
pany and the Stewart Distillery and
that the alleged conspirators sought to
have taken from the flies the records Of
the Lee Drug Company, Greenwald
Bros. Rogers Distillery, r. & NJ. Chen,-
zeal Company, Salustor & Co. and
the Golden Gate Fruit Company.
New customs regulations making ef
fective the provisions of the tariff act
of 1922 prohibiting the Importation of
Intoxicating liquors, without a permit.
were promulgated to-day by the
treasury.
The regulations provide for the seiz.
ure of liquors. the seizure Of the
vehicle in which importation is at
tempted and the imposition of liab:l.
ity equal to the value of the liquors
upon the person in charge of the
vehicle seized.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Dry Agents Said
In # Have Looted
Seized Liquors
Warrington Grand Jury Re
rorts Contraband Was
l,onverted TO Use of Off
eials and Their Friends
IInder Previous Regime
~ Action Contemplated, as
Guilty Persons No Longer
Are in u. S. Service

w,sHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Charges that
s..,.s;n representatives of the Depart
..,t Of Justice" converted to their
:. ~ re large stocks of liquor seized
- !, The enforcement of prohibition
~, rsre made in special report fled
~ s.5sy BY the District of Columbia
Grand Jury.
~. ,epor. asserted that the liquor
-, rsmosed from storage and was
,..a sy the officials involved for their
NV r,r,.s consumption, for distribution
>, trends and as gifts to favored in
,,itp.;ons. There was no charge that
.,v Of the liquor was disposed of for
ar.neiaI gain. The jury did not name
~. ;,a;viduals who were involved, but
Sselared that their conduct cannot be
tao severely condemned"
i, The Department of Justice, officials
;,d;estsd that no action was in pros
nset ,ac sinee the ofenses complained of,
1.ers p by former attaches of a former
sSninjstration' Of the department.
william J. Burns, chief of the depart
ment's Bureau OF Investigation, con-
srmed that large stocks of liquor held
!, the custody Of the department. had
disappeared" between the dates. men
toned in the grand jury report, July
Is and September II, 1920.
Evidence Found Missing
The first intimation of such a situa-
ion. MIR. Burns said, came to him when
counsel for defendant in a liquor
,ase which had lapsed under the statute
;, limitations, fled claim for return Of
tbs several cases of whisky involved.
ne ordered that the property be re-
New-York tribune., 1922-10-03
Brother Finds Divorcee and
Policeman Dead in His Homo

MIDDLEBORo. Mass. Oct. 2.-The
bodies Of Miss Lena Willett, twenty
two-year-old divorcee, and Charles
Haggerty, special policeman, were
found in the Willett home to-day with
bullet wound in the head of each, A
service revolver. which Haggerty had
obtained at Police Headquarters, was on
the floor at his side.
Haggerty went to the home of Miss
Willett, found her mother out and sent
her brother on an errand When the
boy returned he found both bodies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
OSN.E SOLDIER SHERIFF
- "tII t\i\s IN Pc

pawhaska rfh s Although on
In office shor time & p Massel
white. sheriff has annchei ram
raisn 20 I'd Osase county % al
whisky gamting and immoral re-
sorts Raids are bclne conducted IN
'ali raris ~ tho conafy riaht mon
were arrested IN one nAid st shldier
v'stcfn Usage counlf. sunday niebt
Nusse'whhe WIS appointed shcr-
~ the middle OF necsmhcg to succeed
llafye N Fveus. who was sufpendat
fom oflire pending bis triai m an
orster suil peas was onsi.l lau
woek for failure 10 enforce the lllrnr
snd gambling laws Efforts bow are
hring made 10 make Nuseia ni, p
permanent
Musselwhite Is former scidser
having served overseas daii.s ihe
" arld war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
~holiy d'tApprove 81 What you
say and will defend 10 the death You-
fi0h, . say a vonasrs - Nsivstus


ratar rorun Ns vltv cf Nom.
en 81 Nen Johe" rs aate difievot
lron that 81 yoaf oores goeAsut r
f.
Whom Tho mn sams laek d took
several months ior them % Feg SEA.
tlc,i either IA their oli ieslilons "
in new ones A. Cor those whn a.d
not "a jobs. wish - Say & was not
because efis had thsF positions bat
haeause business was Fad and lherN
we've nn qosilions a. rei This ls
iir, aed hs the mti that thsse afr
lusi a. many nels apeslre fof ans
one position as there are mon il it
io., "a hard for flr 60 rei fo-
sltion as It S. for man even more
so There orc more eliis oat ~ en-
piovmcnt since a., var tban there
wee :orc
A. fof eias holdIue mans poa'u-
0ns allow mr q eaf that / know ~
tWu or three tases where airf Wae
N in bed with f rhi kst hel
haua ior almost iva weeks When me
gin fwHnri 60 omiinne work 4hs
had boss hef place il had lern lill Z
1Y man What more nen EVERY
whore ara .sontnQrt IA nu l.aa.flan4
(which women hrgsiafoer hthi
li Is the bad imos. due 60 he m
eyialle after war reaction. wblsh are
Hhe reason for unemployment aud nr.
the women IN men lohs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
PHYSICIANS DESERT
COUNTRY FOR CITY
No Dearth Of Doctors In countrT
Al Large. hns the Rural
Districts Are
Injured

Ch.eaeo reh ~ rte 4eafsa, of
phss.,lsns n. as fafai districts II
some states . not dao q ans shortage
in the SUPPLY "a saAahie Aaiar. auf
io estHoml, eoudli oas ,s,of4ne Is a
SURVEY made ty lhe I,afnsi ot the
Ameesn Ne,ilsai As.n niannn
comeAint uas . nns mlde 'n
rennNlsanA that there was 4 .eioas
sho'ta lu the namher ~ aoetari lu
ihe stale Tho JoHua' ta,nd the
shortage afisoi hs an osc supply IA
'he cities rennnl,ana has oa, aee.
t"F for every se' goo. h. a. compared
- ono physesAn ior over, 9sc rer.
sons in the country as S uhne
poclots aays the loaraals rr.aFt
viii not loeaie n uaa9 districts ehef,
they can not eau feaaonsflc Is
eome ~ vheec living condition. 49,
r,,or
"a e uuua ,lssf the Inafnai
says th4i lhe onl, way a. phiea
rhfst ans can o. .ndiueed a. h,sate
"a rural disuoia - 20 maAs those
aiT'ne'a mofe attractive plat eaa o.
Nhieh 60 live from ihe arof,,.s onai.
social anf economic foiuia ~ view
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
u S MANUFACTURERS LOSE CUSTOMERS
AND U. S. woRKMEN LOSE THEIR JOBS
BUT THE CONSUMER PAYS pRoFITEERs
.HAIRMAN FoRDNEY. q

C1HAIRMA> FORD>EN, of Coaanal
unltrd House Representatives. cshhtea the
- rrAphrd Congress Germany,
uth~f dollars ChcAgo
later Chicago imporlnF stated that
a a
IA frum
n
u Germany sold
deal The
paid the bn
Testimony before the l. 8 and House
which
selling here hFh aicut tuiions
selling :
tarn l2~ provides that articles shall BE- %
Ia dropped fa tr
thai the losing nloos u dollars day IN revenue ani
r pubiic i profteerine
: the hll
Is
Spending
moa dollars death 20 their
hae~ profits
These sdhscn % point that has
such hght bcen waTcd In wasineton bnl Congress
hing ~Asrd against the Fordney tsrif bill
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

To- wo.id's prize oT.imlst has be- 4
discovered ty a western par-- Tho
arcount savs a haidheaded man
bought a hair tonic from the barber
ia Which he had So much faith that
IN the way home he stopped al a
d-iG store and bought a hair brush
and comb f.ucsily for him his name
wAs not mentioned or every Oh stock
salesman IN the country voiad br
heading IN his direction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE has
been used Asccessfulsy Ia the treatment
~ Catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists ~ an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves by local application. and the
Internal Medicine. n Tonic. which acts
through The Hood on the Murous sur
faces. thus reducing the infamna ton.
sold - all druggists.
u. J. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
IF 1T FITS

You can reason with q woman
because her only reason is just
because.
Most girls, il seems. would
rather put of things than put
them on
Nothing viii cool a mans loss
quite 80 quickly rs cold meals
and a hot temper.
Most wives are more interested
IN mending their husbands ways
than their clothes.
Nothing ref' 'fels ihf saniiy 81
the Ia ~ much IS the mir
rors ara .ns .nth.s ,.ae.
lscsasc marriage q man usually
Is deeply ~ love, after 1t be
usually is deeply in debt.
Most every man wishes b"
could get what his wife thinks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
"Margie,' the Sunbeam
of Musical Comedies

Nagsc. ihe pretty little
sister 81 Ircne. Mary aud sally.
has thoroughly wen tbc hearts of
American Theatre rurfa through
ihr wholesome rharm M its
sweet STORY Anl ihe lifting
quality of iis music Is
greeted every night hY audience.
limited oulN n sisf tY ihe
capacity ~ ihe playhouse. and
indications point a. a continuance
of ihr unprecedented prosperity
Marnlc - nlerilpHsly rai
and affords entertainment uf lhe
tYpo that lhc Tired llelne.s Nam
finds s. comforting Loon
Ilvafd- hss supplied mlslcal
score with norr tlan the usual
allowance ~ smv hits n a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

The nam -Aht snHr Margis.
ha- hefn am0ng lhr worlds best
SELLERS 20 .heei mlt.ie form anil
a likewise hif with a. huyers ~
pianola aud sleffulA records
There IS mlf une company rlay
ine Narrle" n Amer,ea. head.
"a ~ Elnfr Coudy. whose fnn !.
eicau aaA Wholesome. and 4 win
hatg lt first local presentation
80 lhe STAGE ~ ihe Cnthrie
Theatre nose sunday. mailnce
aud niehf
The sueeess af This Sunbeam
of mnsHal comedies has hesn ~
great lf IS Heef~aff to make
rteiffilnn II nui mnfr than s,y
ssnfs e. nny oac lnrehaaer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
CAMERA WILL PAY
DEARLY At WEDDING
Westminster Abbey Wants $1,000
To Let Photographers
Snap" Princess
Mary

London. Feb -s- Pho,osra hers al
Princess Narys woidine. on Fob as.
10 procure desirufie vantage f4ots !or
their cameras will fay huge Sums
From forty 10 fits motion picture
cameras will te employed and about
flo9 press cameras Tor enapplng photo
sTarhs ~ tho procession A favored
lace Tor taking pictures win b. near
the Wesuninstc~ Abbes gateway.
where the bridegroom. vlscount Las
ceiles. king George. Queen Mary anl
others Of thc royal family viii aiight
from ther carrlaees and enter tn
haHdnr
For the privilege o. taking pictures
there the Abbey authorities are said
% BE- asking 5000. the money 10 be-
added 70 the fund Tor res,oratlonofias
edIfire
Westminster Hospital. directly op-
,Fo.iie the Abhney. bss porflco over
the doorway affordinr a SPLENDID 20
sitlon for several cameras. Space for
'eaeh of them q being assessed ~ the
hospital authorities a. $50
House owners along the line q Il ;
frocession also are trying to roa
golden hay from the phoiograQhcrs
fIity-five dollars q not an unusual
price asked Tor a window or a door
from which 70 shoot the bridal
party a. Il drives bv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
pREssmeN's DISPUTE IS
ENDED AFTER ~ YEARS

New York Feb. - Ending a con-
torversy Of l2 years duration. Judge
Fariln T Hanion of the United states
court of aireals today returned a de-
eision placing the right 10 deiermine
the number 81 men 20 be- employed On
each press IN the hands of the news-
paper publishers. rather than the
Tfessnen's union. Rates ~ wages
are fixed AZ 1850 10 q 50 a day and
s. and s. a night " the dcsicion
Eight hours IS fixed a. a working
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

"a t.rn there ~As dosbt shoUt tf<
.n;trpfstatloa - flx prohih.slon lA~s
laans o~Ders ~ iiqsos docid~d thes
~u4ld ~, srasi fhe.r prsc.oas wares
- ti< private wAFekoase bat woaia
deposit nc same Nth Incie SanA
feeling sarc the Old rrntlensn would
prove a Trustworthy custodian Thes
hAss direvn; apinlea of him no~.
Fh<y arr h<vAiling ihclr fate slncr
th- doosion made hy thc a. :
Ssprrzs Court that liquors storcd
~ith the rcvrrnrurnt IN eondrd uarc-
heoscx c4nno, h< released q private
parties, ~ithoa, the rerulasion per
MT. while goods stored IL the private
warehouses can ~ taken hy thcir
owners. Many prominent New York
rrs have stocks that would last ses-
eral lifesimcs IN thc government
warehouses and are trsing 10 fni
some way q securing Il through an
at sf Conrfes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

a vel knovn trsvsiing mar wno
visits the drug trade. says he has
often hare druggists ask a customer.
wbo -ished 70 buy q cough medicirc.
rhether 4 vas fp- = ekld or an al
NJ and = for a ckgd- ttey almost Ia
variabiT reconnende4 ch4mberiain's
CoBxh Remedy. The reason for tbs
is thzt they krow tsere Il 70 tsarsr
from = and that 4 a'yzys c1n-s
There l. rot Ii. least danger IN giv-
ing 4 a1l for coi1E. Group and vbo3p-
irs cough Il i unsurpszse1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
WISPS OF WISDOM

Kindness docs not consist IN
rifts. but IN rentleness and
generosity Of spirit Men may
give thrir u,ooey which cones
from the purse, and withhold
thcir kindnrxs which comos
from the heart.
Fnthasiasm breakfasts on
obstacles, lunches 90 oh lrctions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

Henry = Campbell. Il y y 30 :,
Adrian. Mich. writes - hli 4 iai
cough for three years rrFl several
cough remedies Got INA, relief =
tried Foley Honey ana Tar y went
10 the spot There O. NJ better rem
cdy on the market" in1i for oeueha
colds. Group and waJopins cough.
Children like a. Sold %Nerfwhefe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

fix proposal made b. members 81
Consrrss that = tas he plaosd on serr
and light vlncs And that The many
f4cture of thrsr beverages he permit
tra = H.eeting with The approval 0f
>s~ Workers grnersilt. Several lAFEc
organizations arr gtting IN bach cf
ihls movement. claiming that il Is for
sh< good q the country and for thc
sntorccsDen, Of rral Temperance that
thrs advocate lt Ib<y arc also secs-
ing % have the Au<rican i.sxion ap-
prove % tbs rl<aksre. because Il vill
pros-ae monss for tho bonas And re-
TARA beef and iIrht wines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
10 DRIVE oUI ,as eo'soN.

foloy Kidney pls naln the va.
teYs eliminate the - HNanl waste
and acids that cause sSaes and De us.
, - McGiil. isa Golden Hll 81
nrideerort. conn urlfet = take
Foley kidney pills for ipmhas1 and
always find great fslef they han
ish hackache. rhmmaila pans. stlff-
moss Sold RverywhAre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
COURT HOUSE NOTES


Fila h twiu a uAr rs Frank
simmons W % gs tsg. iat I
nk es D. g
" y Frnm "a uA in ua4la Is nar-
rst' " u sa ss. 500 lots Is - Is
hk llirhlnnd View Aid. cos.e
Ellen nooica. - o. a. Charles vs.
ionFan. W . e y 3 and Nse 5000
Lots % % %. nk and Lots 90 3 3
Bk % Co,le
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

he IS worth 40 ihr olliee
a womau dos noi miul her
SHOES being iiaht hul She doe.
not bike hef husband io he that
way
Nomca "a .hoppus lhe was
somo mh no fahnr ihey dn
not expect 'o rrt anything hut
iusf thc same time hafe q puol
same
Galoshcs. If worm unbuekloi
are simply stunning BE- ihey are
worn buekled they are ahs.o.
luie.ly 81 silly dust ihs same we
like the gifl,
We gue.. ahUi ihe only p.u
pie who dwell Ia absolute pea :
and harmony are those who hats
taken up permanent quarters ln
The cemetery.
Marriage might De- able a. ram
fairly smooth without luye. hH'
IT can any more run i.monfhlf
or othcrRacl without money
than an auta can without gas
When the average woman geis
ialngs home She always feel.
sure she might have dome better
and wishes she could chang,
them This Is especially ime 81
the fool husband she ha. brought
home.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

We are willing 10 BET no
economical expert. who tfll son
hnw family a. SIX ean liye
comfortably ou ki2 a week
meyer have ifiel i ihrm.elte.
\ auriuf Hpfrr eHrfs "a take 1a
UNu medicine
This thing ~ trying 20 find
eomfnri in the fact thrre are
laf VI other folks a whole lot
worse 1T than Nc are would be
aIl right IL wc li NOT Sec "
many falhs who afr 80 maeh
better 80 than wn are
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Home Bre1. Hoosch
and lMoonShnls


Nlncrnt >szzr>on<. . druTi<t 81
Nee fork CIV. h~a . SPECIAL drink
he Manufactured hanNelf. ~h.ch ke
cA1lec -Nana \ ara IL ~1s also Asksd
fof = hAs p4traaz an<>r m hznr ~
Pity Pitt >.mgta-1< has stopp-~d
alAkinw Il srsd s.e-fs Viewer @<s1
To- ats ttrxtises h@a h-r~a "a tls<
habit II pstrsAlala< Tho dr1x store
sAd drink.ag th< b<serNss dhp<as~d
thcV hecsnlng tirv~l u Il th<y de-
csa~d % arrest th~ maAtr fsr siolat-
iag th< sv rh<y did ~ and tn
ar1gxht ~ss c.anssfcd "a thr trst-
raoas u tsr detectives. ths laTy rs-
f4s.as to sAnp.s ths hsseEssS-
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f4e~n< Fir-<h< ~As isd lnto th~
hacAsnsAss. y. ,. eO4rt ssSsalls ~
rs sise and told The JUDGE that h~
ts>k ens dfink of sicobol. srssed hia@
~ i.oas NcaA liooekra ssleon-
Aeep<r. ~hich hlncrd hin for life.
Ine sAieonArcp~r i being held undrr
ihc Crlnes Act. ~hich drAls with ~ii-
fal poisaaine. and ~&s released anacr
S4S>C bal f.nkle sid h. nsticcd
the strange TASTE 81 the drlnk at th<
TIM h~ imhlhrd and 0As tAken al
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NEVER WANTS ANYTHING Else

r tried many diffe--n. kinds of
co1ght medicine" wrltss Mrs + X.
Olson. 1919 Ohio Ave. Si.peflor. Wis.
hut never want anytairg else than
Folet's Honey and Tar. nsed IL for
81 ny children aud also Tor ny
ffandchiid. Il always "A fine work. g
folsy's II pure. vhoiesorle and abso-
luteiy safe Sold EverJw.ere
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Certain trees, i.k. human haae-
are said 10 - Liable 80 catch ooid IL
exposed "a drafts
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uiBfI \ORui<D Is
SAID TO BE QUITE Ill.

los Ange,es. Peb. Mabel Nor
mand. FIN actress. IL critically N,
her physicians announced today ac-
coraing 10 a fory' tie los Angeles
Eraniner viii publish sunday TIE
crisis n Aer case was expected 20 De
reariied soon. Il was stated.
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2 kiu nememher when Il wasn't a
drug store unless e hos coulie of
hir bottles f.ied uifh colorsd water
ir th. front window
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TOWN TOPICS


Cart Blame Hin.
sShe vas 80 cold
fic cnldnt eti niahsr
- be- Nt.e man
jusi huseod ihe fire
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pesce societies. f1r the prevention
of war. were flrst os,ibished 10 E.e-
land 10 1876
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and dimes on competition.
Develop pluck Let tho other
fellow trust 20 luck
Sonlctim~s " Is better 10 STAY
where yoa are than 20 jump At
conclusions
Happiness doesn't jus, hap
pen II has 90 b. earned
The line of least resistance
doesn't civ avs had farthest