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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-12

FRE.DflR lCKSBURG. VA. June II.
C. Richcli"u Coleman, Of Spo'syl-
vania C,HInty. has been elected a
Of the democratic cXccu-
tive committee for the First Con-
gressicnal District. which makes
him also member Of the state
Democratic Committee. MIR. Cole
man succeeds the lat" State Scna
tor Charles L. Gravatt. OF Caroline
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-12
Head. Chemistry D.nor,n,.n,

hf N'HRllRG. VA. June li.-Miss
ri"rehc" Walker. Of the class Of
l'o' az Randoiph- Macon Womor,s
'olI"E". has been elected to head rio
mlS'rN department Of tho ,,,,s
sag" college. Troy. y. Y. Shc
M'S an instructor In chemistry in
me Muman College here from 1919
~ ana has been research as
,o,s At columbia University since
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-22

Ser ais @roteitnnt aufgeflbrte SSafob gbriiten, 6eien
5rau uno ainoer aber ht9oliid iino, lteB ii6 Dor ieinem
Eooe in oe fatboliide Rtrhe ~aufnebnen uno feline @ebeiue
ruben nun alf benz fbone1 @ottesader Der g|er1einoe 5a
Mlbanp. Db nid9t be $500 gintrittsgelo Tim bteeQtibht Die
@aaoe oes gintrittes ii. Die bon Gbritas geihftete1 Stride
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Goen einiens eridnlen,miro.
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mar Ser bobtn. @nidarius Sraler0orer, s. g. 9, ber i'm
@inter oes ssSsabreg 1868 bent nod nidt 1ange 5lbor o1ge-
fonmene1, uno lett fdbtper franfen &alh1s 0berniner Die
beiligen Safranente fpen6ete.
an1 8ete @briiti &in1neIfabrt oes SSabres 1866, tuuroe
oie erite beiltge Neeie III Der nene1 Nniieolu1g geeIer bonn
bodp. P. 8olfgang geortbnronn, s. g. s.; 6ieies mar i'm
r2ogbouie" oes SSobn Sdpingbanner, il. Gin sSabr oarouf
talfte p. Wolfgang 6ns dteite &inb 6es Sobr1 Sdmtngbanr.
nter, ST, tpelbes ben Nauen &atbarina in Der Eaufe err
bieIt. Blab Der IL. Satolnng tpar ~tpieoertu1 6as Bobn.
bous BEG sSobn S@tningbonr1er, ST.. Ser Mnieolung erites
Ea1ffiu6 trat fpdter Der Observation-Disclosures in ct
SSoiepbt Minn, als 5dtpeiter Saneia, .. g. s., BEL.
Das erte 8egrdbnis i'm Excitement" pnr ~oasierige
6es SSobt S6apingbamner, or, a1n Il. Dfftober, 1870. Ser,
ielbe mar eine ftarte Stlbe uno Elm eifriger Selfer ser iungen
@emein6e g%etpeen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-22

oaB Der 9faun1 70 iberfaat nu,roe, oaB man 6ie ~iangeren
S9iaer %ettlnien n1uBte.
ssn 5%toeiet Sabre Der @farri9ule, 1887-1888, ftanb
gbrtp. 56pefer 9opbia, s. g. s., an Ser Spite. Mr Is.
MpriL, 1888, %reiigniere P. Stunar als Nfarrer Ser Albanp
@erneinoe. &5ege1 Weangel an N~rietern, tpuroe Die batante
SteQe ni4t tpteoer gleid beRbt. Ser ionntdgIhde @ottes.
oienit suuroe bon berfdieoene1 Batres bonn &loiter ous bers
ieber1. Ns Solge oaben geriet Die 8farridale in BEETLE Gage,
10 bob man es urter BEN unnitdnoen fir ongeraten bielt, sic,
ielbe e%i11hpeilet< tpie6er %einge9en gu laien.
Gin pidtiges g1tes geiultat 6es SdnIs@a1pfes mar
6ieies, bob ben 2euten redyt ein6ringIhb5 un6 6ra1if6 Die
Nohpenoigfeit Der fatboHde1 gr5ieb1tng ibper sainoer Dor
Augen geiteQt tpuroe. So oie @atgein,1te1, ieood1, ob11e ge-
%eigneer 6ubrer tparer, 10 blieb bns ale Megnnent i'm lofale1r
Diitrifte a1 @1oer. Diefes tpore1 6e 3uitGnoe ols bo6p.
P. gonrao @labnraier, s. g. g., am 10. Muguft, 1883, oie
@er1eiroe in albanp ibernabuu. sSn Ser @dunpabl bon 1889
erro1gen Die 2erte, tpelde 51 ibren1 Bfarrer bielten, ibren
eriten grolg, uno int acknowledgement Sabre 1890 erlattg-
ten fe b0uige @ontrole.
Anf eine &eibe bon Sobren 9ntte nun Ole drgerli6e
Sdul-s6roge 9fube, tuoourd es 6etn tdtige1t Seeliorger ct,
%n10glidt tpuroe, feline araafte an6ertueitig a,,s5,1niben. @or
aQenn pi6u1ete er feline Mufnrerfion1feit Sen peri@bieoenen Ser
eine1u n16 fl0Bte %6eniel6en ne1es regian1es 2ebe1 Elm. @r
arbeitete logar fpe5ieue Statlten un6 Nebengeiebe aus, meI.
DIE CT bonn Dioeia1t Sroinarius, uno ~6ieienigen fit sic 60
0dl1taten bonn General Direftor III gfom approbieren lieB.
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leoert Snge %0ringen0er 1no 11otDen6tger. Die @e1nei1oe tuar
big beinabe 1870 6antiHe1 %geAuadier, 1tnb mebrere &uu1oert
&inoer bef16te1t Ole beribieoenen @dulen. Gie @irde,
tpelde 1ar cine @r0Be bon 80 bel go SUB bate, tpar rqtiiir.
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man Damn cine Geibe bon SSabre1t 6en @ottesoienft abbalte1t
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ober ore aeite, tpel6e fi@ ia getu0bnIib bon einigen @tu1,
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%tpie11, bnbtet1 nnoers IN Der @ahe uno tuouten nidt bei-
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ieoob 100000 n0tig 51r @rridtllng 6es neuen Eeiles. I'm
bas @elo 51iarnnen 5u bringen fling p. Conrad cine Serie
bon l1terbalh1ngen, 8aaaarer, un6 SefHi6bfeitet an. -Dieie
nnterttebu1ungen brodte1r auobl nanbafte @l1n1nen Elm; bon
anoerer Seite beiebea, ber11raden file benz @farrer biel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-06-22

$50. 1. Srie6ri9 @eiBel.
SEQ. 2. SS1Itoor Sbermiqer.
SEQ. 3. Saul 0bermiQer.
$50. A. SSgna5 2ur1ber.
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$50. g.. @inon 2eonbar6.
$50. Z. Sofepb Sdtpingbamnter.
go. 8. Sobam1 sbmingbammer, Der @lte.
$50. 9. Sobatn 9iGbnuler Btebauier).
$50. 10. Mnoreas @9eibel.
SEQ. II. sSoban,t MiIer.
$50. IL. @eorg 2eiBle.
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SO. IA. Sinton @retib.
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SEQ. IL. Sobann Sberni0er.
$50. 18. gnton Groebfb.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
This

CLYDE TINGLEY, office seeker, other occupation un-
known.
SIDNEY WE'LL professional promoter.
w. r. WALTON, retired photographer, now retail coal
dealer. =" fett va AgefkW
There sno reflection, real or implied in stating the facts concerning
the occupations Of the above gentlemen. This Is a business proposition
in which exact facts are essential Ito a wise decSiOn)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
This

w. M. CONNELL, head of the Bond onnell Sheep and
Wool company, one of the largest concerns of its kind in
the southwest.
J. T. MCLAUGHLIN, successful retired mine operator
and manufacturer.
j. NJ. RAYNOLDS, president First National bank, largest
financial institution in New Mexico and one of the strong
est banks in the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-29
IF 9
The City Of Albuquerque

~UPPOE YOU the Individually Mn we're the r oB great municipal croMDnw whose property A@Se
T. HMMn at $BOOOOA is worth Whn We
- Suppose YoU the individual citizen found it necessary to pay u@ zach year for normal pnamga and nammn
- expense approximately &ON0M
Suppose YOU the individual nte1 had bn you the necessity of immediately Mn% NW of nwc mh n
hd. equipment for the economical efficient and MmSfho operation of your corporations that its buS w
and patronage in new population would enjoy proper growth
oppose YOU the individual GMMOwnr weu me through pS of other business or the magnitude of your MUM
ouonunnb St tor manage that business yourself and oppose that you hd nn@Sayn choose between two
dbNheS administrators one of whom you must nua his Responsibility Management and development
suppose this de of mangenenh for your huge personal beS and enormous investment were restricted to the
sets of nm listed below
u0dum bm2
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-13
LOCAL ITEMS

Coal Supply Co, Phcae 4 and 8.
knights of Columbus will as
semble at Strong Brothers par
lors at 1880 o'clock this evening
for recitation of the rosary for
the repose Of the soul of 7. f.
McCanna.
Louis Heyman has been i'll at
his home, ia South Fourteenth
street, the past week with a Sc
we're cold
A. C. Revier, OF the Golden
Rule store, left Wednesday after
noon for New York and other
eastern cities, on a buying trip.
He was Joined here by O. u.
Roadway a former owner Of the
Golden Rule store, and +. Kemp,
the buyer of the Roadway chain
of stores. All are going cast to
purchase spring and summer
stocks Of goods,
The Knights and Ladies Of Sc
curity viii hold a regular meet
ing tonight at s O'Clock in the
knights of Pythias hall.
The First Baptist church will
hold its annual chicken fry ban
quet and roll call at 7 o'clock to
night. Music, toasts and speeches
are on the program. j. w. Cook
OF Montezuma College will speak.
DR.. bt array, usteopathic physician,
Woolworth Bldg, phone 644-W,
The Central School Cubs de-
feated the San Jose team with a
score of 10 to 4 in a basketball
game yesterday at San Jose.
Harmony Lodge, number !, l.
o. O. r. will meet in regular ses-
sion tonight. All members are
requested to attend.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. j r.
McEvoy of 317 South Sixth
street a son, yesterday. Mr.. Nc
Evoy is teller at the Citizens Ma
tional Bank.
Ranger l.. A. Shartzer Of Noun
tainair, has been detained at his
home in Winkleman, Ari2., by
the illness of his wife and daugh-
ter.
II. f. Robinson, supervisor of
the U. S. Indian Irrigation Serv-
ice, went to Laguna yesterday on
official business.
Factory wood, full truck load,
four dollars. Hahn Coal Company.
Phone 81.
There will be installation Of Of
ficers of the Odd Fellows at their
hall at 1880 o'clock tonight. Vet
erans' medals will be presented to
Louis McRae, John Mum and
William Dolde. Refreshments
will be served.
j. w. Bruner, of the New Mex
leo Baptist convention, is recov-
ering steadily from the operation
which he underwent Monday
morning at Dallas, Texas, accord
ing to telegram received at the
convention headquarters yester-
day.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-13
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
D0INGS

A we'll known city merchant pur-
chased five lots on the Heights
Thursday and may possibly put
some very attractive improvements
on them.
G.. r. Severance has sold his
home on Columbia avenue to j. W.
Freeman.
John L. Deasy purchased one of
the business lots yesterday facing
on Cornell avenue.
There are now thirty-four orna-
mental street lights on the Heights.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-13
F OGG, The Jeweler

Expert Watch Making, En-
craving, Jewelry Repairing
Opposite Postoffice.
Phone 9O3-J. 122 S. Fourth
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-13

CITY ELEC=i;.U SHOE SHOP
Phone 567-W. 2I3 South Second.
Free Call and Delivery.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-13
HEAD ACIiES h-yI BODY
ACHED

There are various symptoms of
kidney trouble--rheumatic pains,
backache, sore muscles. stiff joints,
and always tired" feeling. Mrs.
Geo Morgan, L. Fairfield, Vt,
writes: MY head ached and my
whole body ached so l could not
sleep. Foley Kidney Pills gave me
relief" They heal and strengthen
weak, disordered kidneys and blad
der and help them in their work of
filtering the blood and casting out
Of the system the impurities that
cause pain and disease. Prompt in
action. Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-13
MEMORIAL,

In memory of my beloved hus-
band, Frank Nordstrum, who
passed away January IL, 1921. al
Ter twenty months of suffering
Gone but not forgotten by his low
ing wife, Mrs. Lilly Nordstrum.
In life. in death, on earth, in
heaven,
This is the name for me-
The same sweet style, the title given
Through all eternity.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-01-13
@. II. CONNER, NJ. ID. d. o.
Ostcopathic Specialist.
Stern Bldg. Tel. 701-J. 2033-W


Bids will be received for the
erection of one storage shed to be
built at county jail, up to mid
night, Saturday, January IA. 1922
Specifications can be examined al
the county court house. road super
intendent's office. The right is re
served to reject any and all bids
e. 3. SWOPE,
Deputy Purchasing Agent,
Bcrnalillo CountN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23
BRECKENRIDGE

Can you beat il? 9xl2 Rugs priced
at 1915 and UPON display at ID. w.
Robinson's, Alma advertisement
New Spring Millinery now on dis
play at d. w. Robinson's, Alma
advertisement
Sheriff Willert of Ithaca and Dep
uty Sheriff Merrill captured John
road, five and half miles east Of
Breckenridge, and two miles south
of Alma-Saginaw road on Wednes-
day together with his still and a cou-
pie quarts of moonshine which he had
made. They also destroyed quite a
quantity Of mash" which he had on
hand ready for manufacture. The still
was a crude affair made from a copper
wash boiler. Cernick attempted to
run away from the officers, but was
captured after a short run. The still
and prisoner were brought to Brock
enrdge where they were afterwards
taken by Sheriff Willert to Ithaca,
where Cernick was lodged in Jail to
await trial in circuit court.
New Spring Suits priced at S16.95
and $2l75 on display at d. w. Robin
sons, Alma advertisement
New Spring Coats for Ladies' and
Misses priced at $3.50 and $2495,
on display at d. w. Robinson's, Alma
advertisement
The funeral Of Mrs. Ethel Dancer
Thorpe, was held in the Wheeler NJ.
f.. church 300 o'clock Sunday after
noon, Rev. Bell officiating. Mrs.
Thorp had lived all her life around
this vicinity. She has been a great
sufferer for the past two or three
years from tuberculosis. husband
and four year old son survive, besides
host Of relatives and friends. In
tcrmept took place in Breckenridge
cemetery.
See the new Chapley Club Sport
Skirts at $75O-on display at d. w.
Robinson's, Alma advertisement
New Spring Sport Shades of Non
Crush Dress Linen, 36-in., priced at
SIPS per yard. On display Piece
Goods Department, d. W. Robnson's,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23
CONTINUED from pare nlnel

"Wen, boys. I'll tell You. Sailed
Goldfish that's been under water II long
time gets most O the salt took ont of
II. an even at sea, II it's left long
enough, it'll get So darned ripe that
it's what you might call offensive. But
IL makes good fertilizer. There amt
nothin I'm the world TO equal Goldfish.
medium ripe for fertilizer. I've rugged
up deal with orchard cOmp'ny
that's layin' out Il couple o. thousand
acres O young trees up i'm the delta
lands O the Sacramento. I've sold en-
the lot, after first buyin' ii from the
owners o the schooner for a hundred
dollars. Every time these orchard fell
Iers dig a hole 10 plant young fruit
tree they aim 10 heave Il Goldfish in the
bottom o. the hole first, for fertilizer.
There was upward o two hundred
thousand Goldfish i'm that schooner an
I've sold 'em for five cents each, de
livered at punnigan'S lundin'. l fig
ger on cleaniL up about seven thou
sand net on the deal. thought me an
Neils was stuck AT first, but l got my
Imagination Workin'-'
Captain ScrageS sank Imply into
McGuffey'S arms and the two stared
at the doughty commodore
Hit in the face with Il fortune an
didn't know it, gasped poor McGufley.
"Gib, I'm sure glad YOU got out whole
on that deal"
Thanks 10 lack O imagination In
you an Scraggsy I'm about two hun
dred an fifty dollars ahead o my
estimate now. Oh account o. the free
tow o that barge. Me an NeilS Ger
tainly makes a nice little split on
account q this here Goldfish deal"
Glib" chartered Scraggs, what's
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23

New Spring Sport Models and
Wrappy Coats are now on display at
ID. w. Robnson's, Alma advertise
ment
New Spring 33-in. Scotch Ginghams
in all the new shades and patterns,
checks, plaids, and stripes. On dis
play Piece Goods Department, ID. w.
Robinson's, advertisement
Sunday morning at six o'clock fire
destroyed the farm barn and contents
with seven head Of cattle on the farm
of Adelbert Anderson.
New Spring Windsor Lingerie
Crepe in maize, lavender, peach, light
blue-beautiful designs-on display
Piece Goods Dept. ID. w. Robinson,
Alma advertisement.
New Spring Wool Canton Crepe
Stripe Poiret Twills, Tai
fetas, Satins and Georgette Crepe
on display Piece Goods Dept. ID. w.
Robinson, advertisement.
Grandma Grover, resident of
Breckenridge for many years, died on
Wednesday, Feb. 10th, at the home
Of her son, Al Becker, in Lafayette
township. Mrs. Grover was one of
the Oldest persons in this county, be
ing in her 9th year. The funeral was
held at the home Saturday and in
terment took place in Lafayette GEM
etery.
Just arrived-New Spring line Of
Ladies Lace and Organdy Collars
on display at ID. w. Robnson's, Alma.
advertisement
New Spring Cretonnes, priced at
35c and UPON display at ID. w.
Robinson's, Alma advertisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23
SETHTON

J. g. Noll Of Detroit is here on
ten day business trip. Mr.. Noll and
Or. McWilliams spent part Of Sunday
at the ST McWilliams home near
Maple Rapids.
Mrs. Lloyd Downs and daughter,
Doris, of st. Louis, have been real
sick at the VIM. Troub home. Earle
Troub and Earle Gruesbeck and Mrs.
VanEIeck and two children have also
been real sick.
Mrs. Lulu Smith and children Of
Marion and Verne Gardner and fam
lily Of Carson City spent Sunday with
Mrs. Hattie Hyatt Mrs. Smith is en-
route for New Mexico to make her
home as Mr.. Smith has been there for
his health for the past three months.
VIM. eager was in Harrison and
Farwcll on business Friday
An elaborate banquet was given in
honor of the Star class, at the Com
munity House Saturday evening. At
1870 ninety-fve were seated to a fine
supper which was splendidly served
by the Loyal Workers class. After
several class yclls and song by the
Stars and Duet by the Mcsdames
Gruesbeck and Pcndell, POSTMASTER
V. II. Gardner introduced Mr.. c. A.
Wright and Mr.. f. l.. Convis Of Itha-
ca in turn, who gave splendid inspir-
ing addresses. Mrs. r. X. Roles gave
a splendid reading.
The l.. A. S. was entertained at
Mrs. Verne Gardeners i'm Carson City
last Thursday. Dinner was served to
thirty-two. Dinner collection $3.50.
Work is on wool quilts just now.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23
WHAT MRS. BRENNINGER, OF
NEW YORK. SAYS ABOUT
RAT POISON

Tried preparations that kill rats,
but RAT-SNAP is the only one that
prevents disagreoable odors after kill
ing. Also like RAT-SNAP because it
comes in handy cakes, no mixing with
other food. You don't have to dirty
your hands, it's the best for household
use" Try RAT-sNAP.
Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $l25. Sold
and guaranteed by c. X. Murphy and
Winslow Bros. Drug Stores.-adver-
tisement
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23
"Gib," Chartered Scraegs whats the
Matter With Reorganizin' the Syn
dicateY

dlcate"
the matter with reorganizin' the syn
dicatet"
"Be good teller, Adelbert,"
pleaded McGuffey.
Mr.. Gibney was never so vulnerable
as when one he really loved called
him by his Christian name. lie drew
an arm across the shoulders Of Nc
Guffey and Scraggs, while Nells Hal
vorsen stood by, his yellow fangs
flashing with pleasure under his wal
rus mustache.
"Scraggsy Mac Your fms We'll
reorganlze the syndicate, an the min
ute me an Neils finds ourselves with
Q bill o sale for one-quarter inter-
est in the Victor. based on the actual
cost price, Wen tow this here barge"
"An split the profits on the cod
fish, Scraggs Queried eagerly.
Certainly not. Me an NeIs splits
that fifty-fifty. A quarter o. them
profits is too high a price to pay for
your friendship, Scraggsy, old deceit
full. Remember, / made that profit
after you an Mac had pulled out o.
the syndicate"
That's logic" McGufrey declared.
Its highway robbery" Scraggs
snarled. IL won't sell no quarter in
terest TO YOU or The Squarehead, Glib.
Not on them terms"
Then you'll load them Goldfish
aboard. or pay demurrage on that
barge for every day they hang around !;
an II the board of health condemns
'em an chucks 'em overheard I'll sue
you an Mac for my lost profits. git
a judgment agin you, an take over
the Victor TO satisfy the Judgment"
"You're n sea lawyer, Glib" Scraggs
retorted sarcastically.
"You do what Glib says McGufrey
ordered threatenlngly. Remember, /
got half interest In any judgment he
gifts agin us-an' what's more, / oh
ject TO them Goldfish clutterin' up my
half interest"
"You bulIied me on the old Maggie"
Scraggs screeched, but won't he
bullled no more. II you want TO tow
that barge. Mac, you buy me out, lock,
stock and barrel An the price for
my half interest is five thousand dol
lars"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23

Not so long ago a bousebold in
,eaigafor faited 10 bonsekeepers
in NeD Yort's famow Park
h,enne readennal drancf. She
found that many Of fbe most e..
einn,e j.imiiies bad adopted
spread, for bread like Brednaf-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-02-23

Why is The Foolish e?-adver-
tisement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-28
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Pspa1ar E,an. No. ArrE es.-
<icho,os c>npben. an ex >szser an
q formr irnate q an insane Asg.-
IN N cx1iorr-x- today vas fos,<
zualts os hat1ns slzlz Carl fermzn. =
rrlause fafmer. xbs hrcd near alur-
ser. Mo- and vas ssrssrccd y Ja-y
N elruust cours here te b. h1rrra
De oaie 81 <xec1<ion. TIE 5a1rr ar
neunos1. WI probably e< fred -
morrDx-
cAmsselzx orfense vas tsxanzs
afe admitted On ihe slan1 be hal
killed Eerman toto~.nr g GUAR j;
ever the world ea-. January - snss.
afim he had aosHseA Hcrsnan cf a.
ins gro-,erm1n casnseeg ~ho To-
rnnina1 on the aIerazn TARA several
days amer ihs killsnz ned 10 the o.
a-ks
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Norman. kirl 1S-Flzg N the
sennh ana hasesAl tournaments II
the athiexi> cirision 81 tAe xrhseenia
annual inir-s sehdlns,ar mses here
WAS to start snned .stsly zftr the
erz1lnsk hs1 been comaaeses.
scheduled for early this marn1E.
Class A hzsel,.i Hsg besin VITA
Frack. Ensd Carrier. Dsumraeht.
Purcell Pryor. Ponca CHS, Okla
hara CltT. Sapn.pa. Marshall S1n-
wnter Norman. MeinnEa ana Man
gun Grass h 8ncauacs Faals VAL
aey. Amorsts and Amber xlNe Class
G VII have Lexinsian, Sspsr. Tnfile,
Wilson and Guthre
On the class n ans c baseball and
tennis. championships VIII he de-
cided to-day. Class A entries are re-
ported 10 be 50 large thai the tour
rn1nenf WI he carried over nnfn
fomrr0w heFprs she taleholders
Gan be ,Atermined-
The track program. weather per-
misflne. win hcsin foaowow i has
been announced
T'he total entry fnr the nihleiir a.
vision Is nlneiy-seren high schoaas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-04-28
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n TlVlm us{
0eriu ef Rur-off uaxaH Is,ands
RFvvmoe uns uAn Under
Azros< Who Adni<s
Killing Dizector

s4rtrznsiS-s sura 1x - folxs
here znnoanced to-day lhes l1z re-
.oelTea trom the Shcrln 81 H1o. r
T. Cable zxsertlnf fhaf Honarc :.
Cannet1e. lcT h<ll n san - Las
Anso3es. ~ a n.1s6saai witness n ~
william Desmond Tsylr n4rdes
mystery. adn1ssea that he 'klled a
s14ns Tbs alleged slmsssinn WA
said is hare been maze n a state
meai 70 the Alie sheriff conncsts
4 newspaper man sAs arrested here
his week 1n his zr-Tial IRON 6Bno-
iu.n. los 1nseaes detectives awaited
him
The cagae rere-rnd As The local
police and tnwzrdoa 20 the l.ns
Angeles aushorliles stated:
.lrmurtAn1 tFadsrgt IN my possess
sisn concerning oonncfe Ssenea
ssaasmesns. available wherein Can-
nellie statea he k1iea 1nus xhssa time
age an aezsnse cf honor He also
gnxt graphic description of rzyaors
roar Al 1sme of RiIlins-
The Los Angeles pascs said lass
n ieht That Cnnnerft was nor axxcses
q ANYTHING ssuf WAS held as xss-
ness. KS1neffe has dsnied nnr
knowledge OF the Tim dire..xrs
murder