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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-15

Governor Nestos, in his speeches,
presents the issues in forceful and
able manner. He makes it plain that
the voters must choose between the
present condition with its efficient,
economical and careful handling of
state affairs, or the return to the
shiftless, careless, extravagant and
arbitrary administration of the Fra
zier-Lemke-H agan regime. ~
"The more I see of the effect and
the results of the attitude of public
officials in handling the public bust
ness, the more I am impressed with
the fact that it should be undertaken
with the sole idea OF serving the PEG
ness and greed are permitted to con-
troll, if carelessness and inefficiency
are in the saddle, and if the control
ling fact in the management of the
business is it's political effect and
value, the chance Of rendering any
real public service is gone.
"But if the official, whether elect
ed or appointed, will, in the perform
ance of his official acts and in his
conduct Of public business, first of all
ask the question as to whether by
such acts he is honestly serving the
highest interests of the people of his
state, and becomes guided by this
thought in all Of his official conduct,
then only has he the possibility Of
rendering real public service"
The governor goes on to review the
record of the present administration
since the recall election. He shows
that the promises made in the cam
paign and in the IVA. platform have
been lived up to-; that economy has
been the watchword; that the farm
loan department Of the Bank of North
Dakota has. been put in working order
and as result is now loaning more
than million month to the farm
the mill and elevator project at Grand
Forks is being rushed with the ut
most speed; that the credit of the
state has been re-established.
In connection with the latter SUBJ
ject the governor says: sit is with
this feeling that I have sought the
chance to speak to the investors and
business men of other states, and es-
pecially to those who are engaged
in farm loan business, to inspire con-
fidence in the value of our securities,
and in the stability Of our economic
life; and that because Of that fact
those people can afford not only to
come into our state once more to
make farm loans and do bushes, but
that they can afford to give our state
lower rate of interest than they
have given us during the last few
years." .~ ,...- 49,,
"The Law Enforcement Scandal
First Assistant Attorney General
Shafer in his speeches gives COM
plete review of the record Of the adj
ministration and the results of the
Investigations made since the recall
election. At Beach, Golden Valley
county, where he opened his campaign
for the Republican nomination for at
torney general on the ,Nestos ticket,
he also explained what the investi-
cation Of the state licensing depart
ment had brought to light. He said
in part:
II entered the attorney generals
office on December I, 1921, and the
financial status of this department
Immediately came to my attention
The conduct Of the state licensing de-
partment over which the attorney
general has supervision, had become
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-15
Stegner's Auto Meets With Disaster

II. L. Stegner, candidate for COVER
nor, visited Minot Monday night,
leaving for Devils Lake Tuesday. He
called at the Independent office.
He reported that he was late get
ting into Minot Monday, SO could not
fill his engagement to speak. He left
Bismarck by auto in plenty of time,
but some painstaking individual
placed spikes in each Of his auto tires,
causing punctures enroute.
Stegner denies that he was brot
out either by the Nonpartisans or the
McCumber forces in order to defeat
Nestos. He informed the Independ-
ent that he was candidate for the
endorsement for railroad commits
soner, and considering that he did not
receive the proper consideration at
the Jamestown convention, determin-
ed to come out for governor on a
industries in all forms.
agent for 16 years and is we'll known
on the Missouri Slope. No one pre-
diets that he will be successful, but
just what effect his candidacy will
have on that of Baker or Nestos, is
problematical. 1t is believed how
ever that he will cut into the Baker
vote as much or more than into the
| Nestos vote. He is quite sure to get
some support among the German vot.
ers on the Slope, who We're formerly
with the Nonpartisans. 1t is believed
that he was brot out by Geo. Mann, OF
the Bismarck Tribune, and Patterson
and some other disgruntled Bismarck
politicians.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-15
The NeStos Ticket.

On account of the number of candi-
dates seeking votes at the primary cleo
ton on June 2Sth, in addition to those
that are sponsored by recognized organ
izations, the state will undoubtedly be
flooded with Sample Ballots" Voters
Helps" "Voters' Guides" etc. The
Joint Campaign Organization, therefore,
deems it necessary to inform the voters
of the state as to which of the many
can ballot are a part Of the Nestos
Ticket and to ask that if they feel that
the present administration has already
in the brief space of six months demon
strated that it can and will do the
things that were promised in the recall
election, they should be sure to find
these names on the ballot and mark an
(X) after each of them when they go to
the polls on June 2Sth.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-15

In Minot Tuesday from Berthold-
Anton johnson, Jay Hornbergren, F.
w. Woodhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W..
Colman, Albert Amundson, and Eu-
gene Binard.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-15
Republican Ballot


r. A. NESTOS-----------Mi not
Lieutenant Governor =,
FRANK H. HYLAND--Devils Lake
Secretary of State g..
THOMAS HALL Bismarck
Auditor
H. C. JOHNSON Sargent County
Treasurer
JOHN STEEN ------------Rugby
Attorney General ..
GEO. F. SHAFER---W atford City
CONNER of Agriculture & Labor.
JOSEPH A. KITCHEN Bismarck
Commissioner of Insurance
HARRY G. CARPENTER---Fa Fargo
Railroad Commissioners
A. D. McKINNON Sheridan County
F. T. GRONVOLD----- Rugby
C. E. KNOX -----Oa Cakes
Congressman
First District
p O. B. BURTNESS- ---Grand Forks
Second District
GEO. M. YOUNG--- Valley City
Third District
GEORGE McCLELLAN----Beac
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-06-15
Congressman
Nonpartisan Ballot
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
MINNIE ]. NELSON

You will find it easier to vote on
election day if you will, sometime be-
fore that, consult one of the official
sample ballots which are to be posted
township in the state and locate each
Of these names. Keep in mind, how
ever, that the same name may not APP
that is handed you on election day. The
names Of candidates are rotated on the
ballots.
Clip this list and take it with you on
election day.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-30

Contingent commissions or
crued .......'............ 45,sS7.s4
Funds held under reinsur-
ance treaties ........-.... 11.1ss.1o
borrowed money .,........ 100000
Total amount of all liabili-
ties, except capital. ...$ 5,905, IA 90
Capital paid up. 81, 000. 10000
Surplus over all
liabilities 1880. 1893, 205.6
Surplus as regards policy
holders Observation-Disclosures. 5.O39, 2O5. 6S
Total .............s....... &c. 944. 34977
BUSINESS IN ILLINOIS,.
Net risks taken during the
year ..................-... .s22. 907. 342 90
Net premiums received dur
ing the year 244,SSS 81
Net losses paid. 134, 2sT "a
Net losses incurred during
the year .......-.....ss. 119,2es.51
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-12-30
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Annual statement of the Maryland
Motor Car Insurance Company of Will
mington, Delaware, on the 31st day of
December, 1921, made to the Director of
Trade and Commerce of the State of II
linois, pursuant to law.
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital paid up. IS 500, 900. 90
INCOME.
Premiums received ..........$ 351 $685. S
Interest rents and dividends 48973 AZ
From all other sources. ...... 5,792.05
Total income .......S 406,16415
DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses paid during the year. S 605, 1929. II
Agents compensation and al
1owances ............ 114,16415
All other disbursements. 95,637.72
Total disbursements ......$ 915, 73158
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
TROOPS ORDERED OUT
TO PROTECT FACTORIES
Textile WORKERS, on Strike In
Rhode Island, Threaten VIC.
lence To Non Union
Employees

Providence. n g. ven " frooat
tf cayalry national gusrdsuen si9
a. armorles ha@e ready go rid" int
the pawiueke, valley % suppress
any further textile disturbance.
Governor San souel. undef ahoae
direction tbe troopcr Aers eli.fi
70 arms discussed Tho situation ~iih
ioan Officials IN snose aisiflela go
turbancea had occurred, nni h.li
conferences p.ih repreaeniati'a si
mil manager
Tho strikes. Nhleh hsyo sauss4
thc los'ns ~ score - giHri3 most
.. thom makers % roltcn si't't NfF"
called ~ prfest af4lrsi Hts'
cute ~ - peresnf made recently
some 0f tho aalkH-A Hers sp1n.
ianeous: shers ics9u.a aemantifa :
thns IA front ~ t.is m.1 Estes. ~
groups who marched from ane ~
another Il tab viill villages ibsi
make up the eoifDl mst1f-ffur.n4
disirlcis.
ofnclsls ~ both ne tinted rst.
tie ~orklrs ~ Arehea. anl ~
Amaigamaied Textile workers an
IN ihe field
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
ACTORS Mt eY HARD
TINES AND LESS WORK

Ne~ York. fsp ig-Therc are to-
day more unemployed actors aud
other siaSe people walking aiobg
broadway ana hundred main
streets looking for jobs than ever
bfiore. Everybody in Times square
vho knoss anything about the
theaire. from cui-rata ticket hawk 7
% the rroda cr u a dozen hhs. l.
com iaininE
Tho iaiiors. landlords and boarding
Aousc osnefs seem 70 fes. the hard
times ~ aeaieiy as tho aciors. Thoy
have sought q eeat many Iulrmeuis
these last weeks against stage folk
ebo overlooked ihe rather rfosaie
duty ~ paying their bills
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Mary lane
Meets
Junbc-The
Big
Elephant

basket and brought ous two great his
slieos Of bread spread With delicious
MARY Jane syrup. that shs bad Zoe
whsa she would gct hungry from
watching the hons.
She gave one oi them 10 Jumbo. and
he hook Il rght up. and eusled his hong
nosr around all he put the WHOLE piece
of bread IN his mouth al once. Mary
Jane, said Jumbo. II foIks only knew
bow sweet and good shis Mary Jane
syrup Il. why everybody In tho world
would ca, Il sll the time" Aad Mary
lane sa,d that's what shs thought, bas
she didn't hke 60 say go ous loud Tor
MARY jane syrup MAS named after
her. And then che sad goodbye" 20
Jumbo. and drove home With her Uncle
jun in hs Ford.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

ONE day. the circus came 10 town.
There were trained pigs. and
~ clowns, and beautiful ladies I'd.
ing in ehar,os,, and cage full oi aaonk.
eys. Bot what Mary lane liked beat
was the great big elephant. ling lin
Ousanni. But everybody called him
Jumbo.
Jumbo had very wonderful nose.
ltwAalour fee, l.ng. And Jumbo could
wrap Il around big man. and liit the
man right up ON his bach. Jumbo could
pick up PIN with his nose. And he
pot the end ol u right into Uncle Jun'h
pocket aud took oas lot Of peanuts.
Mary Janc no, 20 talking will Jumbo
aud he told her all about Africa and
croeod,lcs, and tigers, aud longIca
where you se, los, righ, away, just az
soon "a YOU stepped Oft the little path.
Mary Jane was so pleased 90 hear
Jumbo that she opened zap her lunch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Goodbye BoiIs!


A eel = : tesfaaa Fa1r tkr>i =
- fhsFh feA " nnlmsns fh4f ta~ss
ttoIF eat lafa baIi TnsfAu Hwr
faaiIIa - aHIA 80 aatlf4< ts>4
eaIapfstslT - ths eaa - aHs. sas
- tae nseuf aossffai hheoa al@anss<s
fhs lesf "a lIlna 1ta pa.4f ~ im
fnEfaAlanfs la sNNnuWif ifafM "A ~ Aaxhs
oTtflfx a. madIEfuai insfsti<.fs a<s
4fefanfsf1 - - fafsIS seasNau IL
IiINhf pff a fia4fs ~ sAin az pIm.
5'i@s n~lis. nsefehsa blse <h~s1a s<aa
|ef1sus. raj aI.i ether stIe <f4Efsque
III tile bnn3 iHnnafltIa4 .hlah na4on
144ufuafsfa. u4kee ffs hIrni fAa go
IHfs ~ Ais - h.sl nssh. n hsIfs -
fas4ufaet4Fa ae~ tipai esIIs tnAfo
ctss - ~ H<efsia a = \ 70 ssfi -
81 1FaE sII.fee. "a fno sIxss re -
-. else y t1s 14<<s s<~k.s1sok
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

A weii knovs tfasellns man wno
Fialta the dY4 trade. says b. has
ofian hfafd dfafNisla asa customer.
Who wishsi a. by = cpugh medlflne
shether L eas Tor 3 Chila o. an a..
nii aud i Tor a ibid thaY almost d.
yafiahiY recommended ch hAmbeflaias =
Couch namedy The reason lor tAis
81 that they hHnw there - no daassf
from q ani that e aiaaYs cures
There e sot ths least dagger IN ~.
'aE 4 an.i iof colds. Group and Wh1Jp.
lns cough q IL ansarpasaed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

raa ef e,npire. / crnhryonlcAlls
latent ia he rersan e the hey
a ~ declared sAas the ~trenesh
~ the nriti<h constitution lies
ia nc fast that she lor'i~ aud
essmaaon> give each ether nsalaal
ehefk 4 Extraordinary phvsicAl
feat> always elicii TIE slmiratian
q the ypaihfni masculine nini
fience ~ tfher performances n
ghe lixinr ltfns sink snto com-
parfigs in~ionifleanee Ter thai
Student II RamAa history whe
svers thai Caesar wA> reno~ned
fcr his Nrcnvlh he threw a
hri,lrr sfro>> the i,hlne Il
ever the uy>tsfN attaching - ihs
ics'A of ihr ll-siafr,l >on u tie
Macs rrnrs j. CLEARED np per.
ban, The fynie Who has i ihat
Esehara n j. said ia have beeu
murdered hg Souc historians
uili ~ found NOT te have been
- very wnle 81 the marx And
who ~ feeling heart far the con-
fusion of thought sneendered hy
lone unusual or donhlc meaning
uoni> ram find Il ia him "a
hlane ths errinc hiorraf her who
.t,,..E.. f.r q thar Martin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
FOR OVER 40 YEARS

HALLS CATARRHAL MEDICINE
has been used successfully n the
tn aument % caiauh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
consists cf an Oltment watch Qnckiy
Relieves hy local application. and thq
Internal Medicine. Tvnic. whien
acts through the blood on the Ml-
coas Surfaces. thus reducing the In
liammatl0n
Sold by oil droFaists.
y. J. Cheney a Co, Toledo. ono
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
pLEsrY or MONEY ~
THE Gas BUSINESS

Calca 10. Fsa. i7 The Peoples
Gas. lAghs and Coke cnm9auy 81
chssaso prosperrd tix years aro
ia; during ibo var losing $1,000 q
DAY. has been restored 70 prosperity
According 10 rs report made public.
is net earnings IN 1891 were a.
fsfo1s
ssnse. lnsaii. head of The CON
pans. sail today ta4i ~Tors. more
Rark. and lhen aome. vas tho
secret
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
chambsrialns eoson nsmssy Ada
Nsfufe.

Nsdlllnss that aid nature srs al
ways most fifsffuai Chamberlain
Couch Neiaaaf sets On thls plaa II
aiisgs The canFh feliases che mngs.
aids ekteefoFat.un. epeus tho secra.
tions agd aiia eatufa in restoring ~
system % q healthy rondltlon. Thoa.
ee1fs have testified 10 a. good quail
Hies To- q uhsn Foa ham a eonsn
of cod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

The bilious and dyspfpiic are con.
slant sufferer aud appear 10 0ns
7ymrathics Many such. bgwes a
have been completely restored -
health w the use Of Chambefialn's
Tablets These tablets srfeng gfher
The stomach. invigoratc The liver and
improve the digestion They also
cause reniie movement of the bow
els. When you have any trouble with
your stomach. give them a trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
" NIdit OF ron
THIS CLEVER pIIO>i.i

philadelphia rss a new
peaoe dollar dipped IN rold and
gass~d as s23-vola piece consii.
tr'ed The nrsl attempt at counter
feiiing his coin here a cordlar q
lhe police Charles itosio. a naeto.
vas arrested on thr charge and turn
81 over % the ieders' authorltlos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

II ycur nosfrils are clogecd and yosr
iFsd - stated ttcasise OF nasty raiarra
- cod, Apply hffie pnre. antte1sSc
-rez-l irso yotif nosfrls II p>uer1trs
fhroasfis every ar p&sszgf. soothing AMI
hczlfnG sssoiifa, inazsned snembranes
and ga get iassznf seiiel
Try thr Get 4 suIsi hotfie Of Eiy's
Cream BAN y zry dfng sfore Your
ciogged nos;fils open rigfn Up y0uf
irzd Is ciezs. 20 more hawkng -
sn9flme Cont fifty. h1 the sfgf
nrss, drsresl. ssrargiing for bresih s
80. 1os t<-i La<.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
INTENSELY colo M
ALASKA TAis wlhrEg

Dawson. = T. Feb r. 7-Thls lo-
cality IA etpeT.eneing tempsuiufa
- iow SIS g. degrees bcioe zero
after 1aaf until three days sgD had
been the mildest pinicr IN tha
memory q whlte settlers
little traffic excep mails IS mos
5ra
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Lena oups Nj 20 u AuAar
= s4i'h prlnclpal q Central iils4
sthoot InnaconiUN has placed a
ban 70 The use oi row icr an paint
~ lhe school erls eefnfe ihe
sshoql ssse0l.y ha announced thai
Faia q, ia9 as fthnai vearlns
ROLLED hose" - a1ks would ie
subject to alsmi'l tfom ~bool.
lle addei t1ai be- onls Knew bl
iNO classes ;Aal should use paint
81 eoRder Those. hc sail wrr..
women over fif, wears 30 age 81
s1romely nfly Ri0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

After = career 81 - years a. =
teacher IN the Omaha schools. Mics
Cara y. Cooper has asted 70 b. ~
tired IN = pension
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
DoT lN.lssfsTpSs 5sp,;i.s,s. ,,,,.

De. LNssqsF H. Us ssTsi's,s. sissss.
ard STATE Agricultural Oosunissione.
sor Souih Dakota. - une 81 ERE men
1rr<sn,rd Is fgcsitrli H4r4vg on
m furcrs sf.e 1omwf son for has-
.sr Reiie
70. Cosnufssicu IS now crkagcd.
r. rcaiunrtio~ eH3 lie Amcr'can ke-
SET Atr rs.tr7iiol. NJ fa-Chassfe
sr,fasrg aid 8isiri;nfs iooi and
see.. Ahczi md corn sor tie Aas-iAn
izrfsrc sufferers
He45ers Howe. >egrs;srS o! Cor
farrae sa6 gisirfrsu - ifr Amulcsn
Rc.irf AtrniriSrzsi0r. !, bad Fl thc
Cor nisaioa fghrr rrenhcrs arc
Farr<r GoYrrnar ls-ucs = l,oodrich
% snsi1r4. I y. Itsh. treasurer oi
~ U = Cram torrorzfion and
EiQsr Riri<ard. director ci tie ARA
fnter thr pFosisieni - ;He ari.
s5.nef ~ ttr prescett apr 1Dfiafirg
SDUrOU iar fnse1n rc,sri large
r1artirs 81 iood and gram have hcra
iruet. lnt 4 frcfrii are beng rushed
s, ships ta Russian ports Nhere dc
A-urricsn Relief Aarlf1sisaiieu IS
aassii-ne tic distributor
Ihr Purchasing Confrnissio ion for
Entss4n RrIicf = bcndins every cart
towards fzrlifziing the spr-iy slip-
rne-f of ihc needed cfnu 3tsfies q
fte fs-rine rrgiont I7fgr qazrfi'ies
~ sa,fiirs. grows zrd rsrchascS IN
Av-rirs srt berg se-t a. ia@ as
-. .t-mt eer - rtarfrrt.4 rrf
fst|ed
Ssrr.tzr~ sio1yer tss sr1orrcrf
st.f 3gsn0r icsheis 81 grsir have
hrrr shin1.cd as 81 Isnuary zsfh AL
.o~rar'; r. gwen = rnih thr shit.
rrnl "a iurihcs cafgoes
TIE greatest oissinoe ihundeT ba
lesn fnoxn 70 have been aear6 !
- 49,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

ee, -hsy ssvsrt Nses ere Drinks
soft
liafd ilQa ls noi hegi q gel al
tc- sob ~ ton. eas net Jones
$780, gpllt Sm.sA the bts
scfs haze usde 2 fftA son for 0t
BEAD dfAANa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Denmark'a king have been eaiiel
cltber chrissian or Frederick Tor mosr
than so yeau.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Micrstes n connection with d.
ease we're firsi written about ~ a
Germsn scientist IN The seventeenth
century.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Nov whst 4 ~calee la.~ Anyway
Round Il,a.i Cor 1iillaors GStets
Rob Pos; MAS a eallss 10 iho NC
naul~ hoine Monday n'sht
We'll Ak Cos to sene -m Pre-
script,on.
neaf sAm
Cant rn1 gsi SOME relief ior.i =
iaiac VITO uas enily c.eeicd pan
iic.gy manl ~ ~ ihe Nouh G. olln.
rarm farfaue N q
ceec rcFe. Dot Poor Verse
Nhcn lhlnrs 80 nfout
Keen chrlrinl. Ra
4 liue sonr
VIII sase yenr Voc
Noa don't hristls
n YOU can't sine
Then just whittic
Like eyeFyihlre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
TOWN TOPICS


M%tt Nt~"t ~F'''~
q a4iisns lassNN u ihaas sfu,s
Ths naljsas wie ~, 8 a'ifmeA
A nNiion cannot has yea AnaW
So 3ga iast nen they want we'
armed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
CHAMPION DADDY

Star City. W va, Fcb ig John
Dysenberry. 20. SUNDAY celebrated
the birth % his seyenieenth child.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

testimony ia a triangle eaae
nouhl ~ Too embarrassing. es-
rvetHlly a. Tho Jury wuillsl BE-
locked up for . perlod ~ a week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

FREE f Aads The . t..y
Csmp@aY A. M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Ssgsna Like 81 4. rcb \ :
iSnis kerhockrrn gof fAls sse suitable
for winter snou ha aiien iinf
saranss Lake liifh sehos 8 not a
s.nssi ssart S. Mr. rncep i'cn,
benz ne principal lesliel ,aaas a,n
Niss fllA ilopkins ealera .he cas-
room atilreA IN r'nt Aniek.rhesker'
~iiA sfay assh anl stocking, a
nateh
Get loaf gklfi sas the ssfli,t
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

TIE greatest dissince thundeT bas
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
JAZZ OANC{s AN0 SHORT
SKIRTS BARRED N SCHOOL
Cleveland. Ohio. Officials Take
Drastic Sssp TO cprtaii
Extreme Dress Of
Girls

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mas, - ahAdshed 'n r'tstlana i'nh
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enf 81 Sehoc,s a ned TO-DAY
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skirts a n4s saonos Ard lhe nef Il
itf'e lowkg cifs Mo drets liks
ihls ana sho ar rnsleienl IN iati
aarsipr are the on, mssi ssafhi tf
panuera bs she bows
The persose 81 tse school asn y
3. 10 froslde en,er ,inmen lot a.
he rspls On "a .laal social ias's
stbes anl sbil', q dance maiora
Ast shasld o. - iae saase Il ore
suis fofvasits sra u anoiaeff
si'ilak csc every iauso.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

designer indelaiiealle worker
Tor woman suffrage and ail that
10 nuialis. begged a. ~ excused
ffom attending aa jnrer ln a
Milwaukee murder ease The