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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
NINE INJURED WHEN GAS
ExpLoDEs IN HoaST

Easi Liverpool. o. Jan 81 Kin
persons we're seriously injured las
night ~hen an explosion % natura
fas blew be * room home of Adam
Youkoskie from is foundation al
salnelile. near here The injured
were Youkoskie. his vile. six Of their
81 ht children sna Fr.Ek karuse.n.
skl 3 boagier.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
To Stop
Exchange
Leakage

Washing on. ian 81 No Alasf h.ii
all buila a foundat.on or prosperity
unless il provides an American Nasua
tiou basis 70 ~remedy the soc IA cur
presert Lass which the tuctaations
in fore IN exchange have torn IN g.
Charles NJ Schwab oi Ne~ Nork. de-
claaed IN a letter rad toaay before
tAe tariff eousenton herr q he Ma
ssonal Association % Manafac-erers.
~ r Edgcr'ou. prcsiSen, q the
association.
To-day Ne are con,ron,ed With q
basic scalness to oar tariff policy
which = aliectas lularioasly The
whole industrial fabric q tho ma
Lon. Mr. Schwab said "FinctnA
Ions ia foreign exc sangc are pa,
Ing havoc with vases prices and or
cers. Because cur present tariff
laws we-o framed AZ tire whcn
forclgn money vas normal hey are
to-day actually imperative a. Ear a.
proteotlag sa5or AMI industry or
Welding revenue are on erned.
Congress IS struggling 10 enaet a
tariff bin waivh ~iu enable as a. a
people and nation 10 work Tor or
se.yes. our ccunty and De ~or.d
but no tariff 0i.i bai.d a foundation
tor rfo-9rfat. uhra sireS noi
remedy he hoe IN or prescns .s~s
which the fluctuations ID foreign ~.
change have torn IN q
We have American standards in
everything but oar tariff T~das Ia
nv opinion. the hour "a. eome ehen
We should put American ondards Ia
cur tArn Laws The simple and II
ieclve Nay - dolng this i by sab.
- urng Amer-csll asin3spis ~
value Tor Ne presen, arvhaic stan !.
as'ds Q, foreign values
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
INSPECTORS INVESTIGATE
NV NOisk IiiINtitt.s

Nsa YofA iaa "A lasp~tof~ 70
daY began an luvre3ni len - ~
theatres % NoN fofks famous
4hns say ss ~eu "A al mstion
s.oana hhaAes IA Naahattan. unslrf
the direction ~ charles Itrady cily
.apennsensirnt ut buiidlnxs The
survey eas ogdetrd ~ Borough
l'resldon Iuima Miller 20 tofvatan
sspu,i,lan u shs wasalaxsoa th@'tre
disaster
similar astlon + beln4 urged la
prpoAiyu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
HEALTH DON'TS

ffaft GulhrAn should taks 'ks
almost pfeeaut'on 10 avoid The ross
aln,llty ~ contracting = cold
This l. the adsics 81 ias roan.f
heallh o.flfef "a The bees was le
prevent the return ~ the 10
The number "a cases N iia hal~
q very small ibs health ofnscr ssld
There hase teen several sasss ~
pneumonia reported BE- said
The gospel ~ vaccination 90 pfs
vent ihe spread u smallpox hss feas q
si the cogntry dlstrioia 81 ths y0anir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
plGA OF cAsaluH
FAiLs 70 iapRrsa

Aank0voe. Jon 50 Yoass heard
lhs story often before ne the Sane
tala NJ ths bank elrrk whe was kei
ting 90 month. Nhleh AS not 70.
oamh % meet hla bills and who sYo~
pert u ihe money ehleh pssssa
through hia hands
Thls wss ths piea ~hieh a,tog1np
fur Iohn n firant. fpfmsfiy eash's
81 a bank a Taseio. Aeeassaln
touni, made a. Grant pleaded ss'li'
=, embsxslemsni oi tigffs Dssf
term % four yeafs
llul Judge Williams did aot thlbk
that 4 man Who snsbsxxled Al thr Faie
of over $1,000 . Ysaf 0aa doiug q ia
meet hla laandFy and board bills. 80
Grant as sentenced - - years -
toe Dentltshtlary a laasenuoFth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
a MAN AND WOMAN
WITHOUT A COUNTRY

Stockholm. Jan. 81 Emma Cod
man and Alexander Berkmsn. radi.
cas- have been in stockholm Tor the
iast two weeks trying 70 have their
5ass2ors vised to Austria Premier
Framing has twie pr. ngcd Der.
m.ssion Tor them to stay n Sweden
where appareDuy they will remain.
IS Il does not seen likely a. the
lresen, tine that any countrv "a
resSy to ac1t hem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
WIRE FLASHES

-Four niners we're kli.el 0s.tr PINE
vile ~ 'asi night aben an rsalo
slon in milne cnioa hed them
t------a-----N ..-.--s.-..s..-..
Danie ONailaEhan wae unanlm
ously re- elected Mayor 90 cars yos
terday evening
p---=-------aA A.------..e..- -
Ar bar is.iner. 2s of Minneapolis
kiiled 60 .sound Kay aolf s.th his
bear hounds yceierdat evening
t---~------=-a----A----- --------s..-u
cheap'g prices fOr hunding hIok
is promised by ne brick nakln1 as
nocia ton ~ North America
o---------------N
william r. Learl the ua,u who
disooterei the California oa nsd IS
eond IN san Antonio II iae afa II
c5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
HARDING pLEABuD ovrH
sHANruHo aGrrltMGnr

washlasnn Jan li Much sra'l
flea'ion tsat tha aMnuink ,nntfu.
rersy has hren seil.cl nAs eapfeauoi
TODAY ~ the White ilnuao where ~
u ials stale rlrsldout llardln3 islt
that The agreement rrsrhod pas pna
~ the important accomplishments ~
the Conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
STRIKING MEAT CUTTERS
Wt\I JOHS Bitk

Omaha. Jan. 81 More than 1900
striking members 81 che A s.zamaied
Meat Cu..ef7 aa liutoher Workmen
Of North America. ~ uaiou mass
peeiing last night yotei % cal or
the strike in the le3si packing plaurz
The resolution ritpdi sing abe
~alkous vas pasted almost unanlu
onsly cording % losal leaders
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
FATrEa WHO KILLED SON
COMMITS SUICIDE

orunto. Jan q James Bashmaa
10 ctnmlite5 suicide Sa url4y. aas
he'd BY = coroner's jurv as, nisht to
have been responsible Tor the deafa
On January a, of h;s son. Ander.
son Who died after taking '.bezu-y
powder sen< % hss mo,Aer IN an
znonyno6i tetter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

claya.Nie ~ Ian "a ffs whith
started from sn nsefbs~'~d stove "a
a store here THE morning spread -
fariy hat eithin tea hours q dozen
hnllduss bad scrn destroyed wl.h
4 ostma,ei loss ~ $500 coo. and
the fifo NAa auil hurnloH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
MONTANA xisEs ARE
BEING OPERATED TO-DAY

Butte. Mont Jan ci-w Work Is un-
der vay today At the Pennsylvanla
line q the Anacoada COPPER Mining
mpany w.th shit of 400 men.
A Alproximately SIX thousand mem ere
no~ employed DO the Butte mines
which IL about half a normal figure
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
Soldiers Bonus
Law Soon Is
Congress Promise

wsshineson. Jan. si--smmec'
ate passage q soldiers eorus lee.
e aslen sas insured to-day a =
hearing before she house Ways sne
means committee - rtlsre<snta
tises Of war veterans organ sa-
tons
An Estimate thst i bcnus tsll
~ere enacted 50 per cent % the
var veterans would take cash ~
preference 20 Insurance. Voestior~i
ard home aid. ard lsnd settiemen.
opt.ous ~ss uade ~ oerisi (.
s,s-k of Iowa. legislative reprsssn.
taise cf tne American leaion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

forged-check eases. l.25O altered or
forged Liberty bond eases aud 500
altered and stolen war saving stamp
eases His annual batting average was
further faitened BY the detection Of
y24 shifiy criminals. guilty Of raising
hanknofes from lower to higher de-
nominations. Many Of them are
thinking it over now IN federal peni-
ientiaries. or are awaiting trial.
Knows Crooks Tricks
founterfeiters get away with moth
ing when. Moran hits the trail IIe
Knows all the kinks that counter
feIters adopt 10 turn out spurious cur
rency. Once he gets clew he quick
on the tracks Of the counferfeiter and
his conspirators. If he has them.
Moran looked back on 1921 As one
Of his busiest years lie captured or
s<ixed fl96.993 in counterfeit notes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
BASKET BALL GAMES
HERE THIS WIEN

Edmond hlghzchool basket bah
Toys uiil be IN Cuthr.e tomorrow 20
moe the Guthric oagcFs a. the ciy
hall Edmond has a good spf, team
having scn most q their games this
year. Season tickets Wi s.lmi; 10
tbs game. sing'e admission SO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
GOVERNOR SMALL IS
GRANTED SEPARATE TRIAL

Naukegan. lil Jan a. Judge
Claire Y Edwards today granted ~
osson q separation % the trials
OF Governor T. small and vernon
curtiss. charged with conspiracy %
embezzle state funds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
MII/I.LIi-NiIittitti.D 80.
PtI~ ON me- SiIIEi,s stif

The MetslaF whlteneld company u
ercailnx afval deal - eseitsmeut
ln their rart ~ tuen ~lih heli'fA
kitchen tabinrls Wlrtcfleld sald
isriay thN baslnasa aaa rpod and
hat be- hsa sent wire - 81 Ioula
isr le more se'a ~ ailsvfNarr %
be- seai by firsl eapreaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

pltisburg. Jan. 9i.-The pUrchasc
o. two machine guns and an auto
mobile upon which 70 noun, then.
vas authorized late today by Ale
ghsny county commissioner. The
weapons are 10 be used to aid IN
combating bandits. :, was SAD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
Heroic Fireman
Sdpcd Lives OF ;

ssss Nark lsr H. s~,ralan
head ae~r~ara ffom tNs reef - .
bufrins hssss - nroskifn a.
nsahs ~Nlis eorapan'ans hsla ~.
fttt Ia~ara Stslelsl = fi~nse.
feseuss q ~owaN sra her feuf
shNdfsn ffetn xinaaO 81 tNs iep
floor sftsr sscspe ~ tNe stslf~sf
hsa bssn tsi ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
DAVID BELLS. VETERAN
or CIVIL WAR DEAD

David Bella. civil var veteran. sors
time eitizsn Of this city. is csas 4.
the Unscn Sold .eF's Home n Oklahoms
City. He ~ss called late last nis :.
after short Illness Funeral scr
yces ~ill BE held here snd inrz--
meat siIi D. made in Szmmit yI,r
cemetery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
STATE rEAcrsHs TO MEGr
IN OKLAHOMA CITY

Il i estimated that At least suea
scheol fsschera fFom over the state
viii forcsAiheF a. oklahoma City for
the February session a hose who
teach the young mind how 70 shoot
The convention i set tof February
.. 10 and ".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
unknown WHITE MAN
KILLED ~ TRAM

Houston rexas Jan gi-An 90
y. untitled white mrs Nas ha b.
l'assenref tram IN the Ensie4ooa
yards early ihis mofnlns ana kllicl
lnsian.y Re aasl about IS years
old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
Foao asco.mgsos.
scoRnr goa Moroaa

tVHN FVH WVFV
gsno ford rave oat stafsmeni.
Mcnaay ssking congress 20 gige -
attenfion 20 tho fu.ufe supply ef
faels far combustion easlns~. iie
reeomu endsd The aAansEatt'ane q
commercial aitaaoi o. ordinary
corn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
OIL TAX TURNED
DOWN ~ HIGH COURT

Washing og Jan. - A iss ln.
posed % oklahoma upon Income ic
fsej From the safe u oH AMI gas
produced under leases upon ~.
sireted indian lsnda sns held an.
coraiHutloua. to-day hy ths supreme
court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31

WaAhlaf ~ = AH earth
..As st Il . n ,sa.ity psoeao,s
t,eo Ia pa o, seash e wal.
lastea. ~ss - tt.sfsa oarly sedsY li
tas aeogHesa~n slsmawrsehioai 1h.
ssfsstory The serlaaaaAs began ts
atnni 81 . - ana tsn mlaslea lAlse
the tlemoss had eseoms 81 pfonasg
"A as a. thrus lan registering uaed
ief aff ths scale
The sAfthauaAa alao ~As REG ~
efad On the teiamoegsph "a thr
ucathef hufeau oinslais ni wlatt
dessflhed a "A monstr,sis The
Rrs fsausls Tondoffs s'fecieg ot
ths ooogKetown - smesfaphlsai "a
s~ztaiory. sa1 ous ef ,ho tafe'nHst
aAfthquake aatneglses g. tha ~egid
aid laa ssfthaaake ~sa saofmoas
Both the machines ~sFv tllil srsist'
eiiaa n a. tea esio,A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-31
KENYON LANDS a
COVETED FUoERhL Jos

Warrington. Jan. 3i-- President
Nsfolrg TO-DAY sent 10 ths senate ere
nomination ~ senator Kenyon %
Iowa. leader ~ the senate sgf'eu
t1fai bloc % be Judge % the eighth
circuit
, 1922-06-22
LEGAL NOTICE

The State OF Wyoming. County of
Carbon-ss.
In the District Court.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Robert
Brown, Deceased.
NOTICE OF FILING PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Notice is hereby given that Helma
Josephine Brown. Executrix of the
Estate of Robert Brown. Deceased.
has rendered and filed her report
and petition for final distribution
with the Clerk of the District Court
in and for Carbon County. Wyoming.
where anyone interested may exam
inc said report and petition and file
their objections thereto at any time
within thirty 500 days after July
goth, 1922. If no objections are
filed to the said report and petition
within said time. the Executrix will
make final settlement of said estate
at the expiration 81 the said thirty
day period or as sOon thereafter as
the matter can be heard.
Done at Rawlins. Wyoming, this
21st day Of June. A. D. 1922.
HELMA JOSEPHINE BROWN.
Executrix Of the Estate of Robert
Brown. Deceased.
BY BRIMMER & BRIMMER, At
torneys.
First Pub. June 22. 1922.
Fifth Pub. July 20, 1922.
, 1922-06-22
eHRINERS RETURN FROM
BIG JUBILEE SESSION
HELD IN SAN FRANCISCO

William Daley and Peter s. Cook,
two of the quintette which represent
ed Korein Temple at the Golden
Jubilee session of the Imperial Coun-
ell of the Mystic Shrine, held at San
FRANCISCO last week. returned from
the Golden Gate city Monday and re-
port . most enjoyable time, with the
weather and everything else abso-
lute1y ideal. Mr.. Cook went on to
Cheyenne, while Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miller, DR.. and Mrs. Raymond Barber
and r. H. Hopkins, the other three
representatives., remained on the
coast for short sightseeing trips and
will be back at home within q few
days.
Korein Temple received one signal
honor during the session of the I'm
periai Council when the Imperial
potentate appointed Mr.. Daley and
Mr.. Cook u members Of a committee
Of IL to visit the aviation field and
receive . message OF greeting which
the transcontinental aviator had
brought direct from President Hard
ing. !
James McCandless. Of Honolulu,
known svsSywhArs ~ Sunny Jim,''
,Ma2 selected Erhebrial~P otentate and
Washihgtoia, d. g., was selected "a
the next meeting place of the Shrine
hosts. who will assemble on June 4,
s and Z, in 1898.
, 1922-06-22
Legal. NOTICE

The Stat" of Wyoming. County OF
tarbOn-SS.
In the District Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Solo
mon Fuiks. Deceased.
NOTICE OF FILING PETITION
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Notice is hereby given hat Ethel
Fuiks. Executrix of the Estate of
solomon Fuiks. Deceased. has rem
dered and filed her report and petit
ton for final distribution with the
Clerk of the District Court in and
for Carbon County. wyoming, where
anyone interested may examine said
report and petition and file their
objections thereto at any time within
thirty 500 days after July goth
1922. II no objections are filed to
the said report and petition within
said time. the Executrix will make
final settlement Of said estate at the
expiration Of the said thirty day per
iod or as 1901 thereafter as the mat
ter can be heard.
Done at Rawtins, Wyoming. this
21st day OF June. A. D. 1922.
ETHEL FUIKS,
Executrix OF the Estate Of Solomon
Fuiks. Deceased.
BY BRIMMER & BRIMMER. At
torneys.
First Pub. June 20. 1922.
Fifth Pub. July 20. 1892.
, 1922-06-22
SUFFERING iHNENItNS ARE
GIN EN 81 E~Ti\TINL HELP
by CHARITABLE RANLl<S

TIL" campaign for flour and cloth
ing for III" starving children of Ar
m"nia ana other points in the Near
East, which has been in progress for
the past two weeks, is practically
closed as far as Rawlins is concerned.
although the treasurer has not as yet
been able to close his books and sub
nit an itemizcd statement. There
are a number of pledges still to be
collected which were made by peO-
pie who are at present out of town
temporarily. Up to date there has
been in excess Of $3.50 collected by
the committee, OF which Fred Rendle
Is chairman and II. Breitenstein
treasurer.
On behalf Of the ladies' who took
up the collection OF clothing. new or
cast off. for the hapless land OF
Armenia 1t MAJ be said that the
canvass was a decided success. az a
shipment of $50 pounds. which a
made yesterday attests. No house.
toulouse calls were made. the COM
mittee relying entirely on the power
OF publicity, which took the form OF
announcements In the columns of The
Republican. The charitable people Of
Rawlins were asked to bring their
clothing offerings to the city hall, or
to notify the committee. of which
Mrs. Gertrude II. Merrell was chair
! man. and an automobile was sent for
the clothes. Mrs. Merrell was assist
ed in the good work by Mrs. F. A.
Hadsell. Mrs. Laura Heath. Miss Mar
guerite Murray and Mrs. C. B.. Obert,
, 1922-06-22
Classified Ads

SALEMEN WANTED - Previous
experience unnecessary. We give
complete instruction and liberal con-
tracts. Operating in Illinois. 1ndi-
ana, Michigan. Missouri, Oklahoma.
Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado. Wyom-
ing and Iowa. Can use a few good
men in Wyoming. Address Agency
Dept. Standard Life Insurance Co..
Box 1880, ST. Louis Mo. 6-S-6-22-pd
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Hurt Automatic
Switch and Signal Co. will be held at
the head office Of the company az
the office of the Murphy Ready Co.,
No. 421 Front St, IN Tuesday, the
eth day of June, 1922, at 2 p. nj.
'6-15-22 r. A. READY, Sec'y.
FURNITURE for sale. Party buy
ing furniture may rent house. GIG
5th St. Phone 2S-J. 6-15-pd
FOR SALE - 24O-acre improved
ranch; $50 acres under irrigation.
6-22-pd
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
rooms. modern. Corner Sth and Pine,
Phone 94-J. 6-15-2t
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING
Hcmstitching and Picoting in frs,
class manner. Why send your orders
out of town? l am prepared to dc
work in this line at any time. Mrs
+. f. Frolin&. Phone BOW. 80 Il
, 1922-06-22
.-rHE PuB1lo EATS n uPr.

Get . dozen eggs, q pumpkin pie,
. loaf Of bread, q pound OF wieners.
. cash register and a box of paper
napkins and start q chain OF restau-
rants. The public has learned how To
make this sort Of business profitable.
You IA retail the egg sandwiches at
90 cents each, giving you Q profit OF
$50 per cent. BY using . ago you
can cut the pumpkin pie into twelve
pieces and can retail the pieces ALTO
cents thus each pie will bring you
$40, representing . profit of 1000
per cent, o. the original pie costs
yOu ~. cents. you can get 81 out Of
every loaf Of bread by serving two
small slices Of toast for 10, cents. II
~ being done every day. and 20 far
Dc the fare - concerned the public
simply eats Il up.
, 1922-06-22

bridges across the Platte would be
guarded so intended to hide out in
the Medicine Bow country.
"I left the Lincoln Highway at
Rock River and started north to the
country l knew. and had no idea that
anyone at all would suspect me OF
being where I was. so when I got
stuck In an irrigation ditch I climbed
into the back of the car and went to
sleep. Didn't wake up until I heard
the officers yelling and. from the
distance they were away, l knew
that they were afraid to come closer.
Had I not been asleep, and had I my
wits about me. l would have es-
capped right then. I could have out
generated the officers by slipping out
of the a and floating down the ir-
rigation ditch o my back. could
the officers had finished Shooting up
the car and dared to approach. The
ditch was deep enough to keep me
out Of sight. especially with sc much
sagebrush on the banks. I would
have been all over mud but I
wouldn't have been here today.
Here I am, and this is my story,
but II you, ask me any questions,
and I feel like it, 1 will answer
them"
He was then asked: why didn't
you throw up your hands when you
knew that you didn't have a chance
against rifles in the hands of a doz-
en- %officers?"
He replied: II never threw up my
hands to nobody, and never will, but
when a man is shot down the argu-
ment stops. and there is 40 disgrace
in being caught"
"You are charged with numbering
two men in Omaha. How about it?"
Il didn't murder Seifkin or any
body else, and that kind OF talk is
all p~oppy-cock, and don't worry me
none"
why did you take the shot out of
reload them with .22 calibre bull
lets?"
Il knew that if I was cornered and
got in range with these shells there
would be a grand rush for other
parts by the officers"
"Why wouldn't you admit II Of
your crimes to the Officers?"
They are going to try and put
ia murder charge on me, and while l
may be a maniac. l am not a damned
fool and those bulls are trying to
kid me-"
"Whose guns did you have, yours
or did you steal them?"
"They we're mine, guess. At
least no n was able to take them
away from me-"
How much do you weigh. and
didn't you get rather v when
facing some Of the big lei you
tackled"
mo, I wasn't nervous as 1 general
ly had something handy to ever
things up. even If l weigh only 12O
pounds"
, 1922-06-22

FOR SALE-Wick"r baby carriage,
first-cIass condition: also Royal type
writer and other household 'urnI-
tur". Apply Irving Larsen s 6 22-1t
L.OST-About u days ago. red
COW. branded ~; lett ear cut off.
Finder notify Iorrici AyaIa. South
side. G-22-It
FOR SALE - | hay" SOM" fine
teams for sale, 5000. $500 and
l$140n, horses: 5-year-old geIding.
These horses are not b~roncs, but are
w"ll-brGd stock. L. II. Startzell.
6-22-tf
FOR SALE - 4-room, modern
house, sos West Buffalo; 2 blocks
west of p. o. Phone 69-J. 6-22-tf
FOR RENT - Six-room, modern
dwelling or office; close in. Inquire
Homer France. 6-22-2t
! FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms: close
in. 80 West Cedar. S-22-pd
LET'S get acquainted. Phone
557-M. 6-22-1t
FOR RENT-3 rooms ard bath. in
Daley apartment. Inquire $40
Sixth street. S-22-tf
LOST Wednesday morning or
street. black velvet purse. between
McFarland's and Stock Growers
Bank. Finder return to Mrs. Sam
Ivy. 6-22-1t
FOR REET-Garage oom for one
car. inquire 500 ". Maple or Phone
26O-W. 6-22-1t
FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms;
no children. Inquire 500 w. Maple
or Phone 26O-W. 6-22-2t
LET'S get acquainted. Phone
557-M. 6-22-1t
WANTED 49, Man presser. Apply
Rawlins Cleaners and Dyers. l06
Fourth St. 6-22-1t
WANTED - Man to do soliciting
for dry cleaning. Apply Rawlius
Cleaners and Dyers, 1o6 Fourth
street. 6-22-1t
1919 Grant Six. excellent conditions;
II real bargain, $3.50. 1917 HoIlicr
Eight "a speedy and powerful car;
new tires and battery, SI7I. 1918
Ford TOuring: an exceptional buy at
$50. FRANK VI. JOHNSON MOTOR
co. G-22-1t
LET'S get acquainted. Phone
557-M. 6-22-1t
FOR SALE-Onc 5-room house. 2
IptS, 1 IL W 'i'"'
2 lots: / Groom house. stone fOunda-
ton and basement. IN 2 lots; 8
vacant lots. See or address F. NJ.
Bible. 6-22-tf
WANTED $4,000 on first mortgage
or for two years: will pay s per cent.
Address Box GIT, City. 6-22-tf
LOST-Bay mare. branded H B E
on left hip; last seen on asst side
Separation Lake. Reward OF IS for
return. Mike Kelly. Ill. Pipe Line
Co. 6-L2-rd
LET'S get acquainted. Phone
557-M. 6-22-1t
FOR SALE-Five rooms OF furni-
ture altogether, or will sell piece by
piece: party buying furniture can
rent house. go Fifth ST., or phone
119-W. 6-22-pd
CAR PAINTING-All work guar
. anteed; references If desired. j. Cor
don Morgan, Saratoga. 6-22-7-6-pt
, 1922-06-22
ST. CHURCH

Next Sunday being the last Sunday
OF the month, only one in Raw
Inns. at 7 o'clock. Second mass in
Hanna, at 10 o'clock.
Tomorrow (Friday), the 23rd,
Feast Of the Sacred Heart Mass at z
o'clock and Holy Hour in the evening
at 1880.
Weekday masses at 1880.
Non-Catholics are always welcome
, 1922-06-22
ALHzRr 8 HOME

Albert Mosher returned the latter
part o. hst week from Palo Alto,
Cal, Whhsra he - . Junior in tho Lee
land Stanford University, and will
spend the. summer with his pareuts,
Nr. ind Mr.. n Mosher.
Al1sgt M accepted . position III
the 11fM National Bank, whore hs
will ~ eMDIoyed until the openina
II HI university n xAs fall.