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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-24
ELY DISTRICT

Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke and
daughter and Mrs. Burke's parents
of Wolcott, Indiana, are visiting rel
atives and friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Andrews en-
joyed visit with the latter's brother
and family from Cleveland, Ohio,
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Simmons
were in Mt Pleasant, Sunday.
Herb Campbell was in Lansing,
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bacon and
family attended the Burns, school re
union Thursday, August II.
A number from here attended the
Sunday School Convention at Elwell,
August 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Brown and family
visited in this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Forest is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Toftt and
family of Elwcll visited Sunday at
Alfred Nestle's.
The Misses Myrtle and Genevievc
Dalrymplc of Jackson are visiting at
the home of their uncle, Arthur Dal-
rymple.
Mile Hustled spent the first of the
week visiting at the home of Jesse
lIauford-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-24

The ads in the Record each week
will save you many dollars in the
course Of year if you consult them
regularly before you buy-adycrtise-
mcnt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-24
Visitors at the Opening Displa

Be sure and visit sales which will give you
the new Buick line of cars consists We will deem it q
have your company and will gladly explain every featu
made Buick Motor Cars the standard of comparison
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-08-24

Whales are the descendants of
land mammals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
ROME INVITES TO
INTERNATIONAL TENNIS

nv The Associated rrsts
Rome Dec e7 Italian tfuni,
circles ere awaiting vih lnr rs'
ihe rcelles 20 Aiisd rsDn.s F,dera.
iions 70 anvigatieus esrnded 10
thsm hy th iuaan Lawn Tennis
Fea ration e. send teams 10 port
c.pat in the international Hard.
court Tournament 20 he held 10
ROM nest MaY
Tho reply q German ar ad d .
been rec wed. end is s. The affirm
afive KFinr ~ Nho L playing In
hi best form just nov viii captain
ie Germ1n team lle is regarded
by many s1peft 81 the br.t singh =
player ln Europe rt q. pf sent
time Count siim. = Austria. q
expected 70 lead The Ausirians
The cling here e. that Belgium.
ENGLAND ana Frnce Win abstain.
but thar spaa ALL rnd over 81
DavA cap team. the Alonr5 broth
ers F.squer and coant ds Comar i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
enAprtR


ArcsFsersils
Ne8 tefe ana I've heen hsre tae
ssss uea vrt eaess "a heftsf ~flle
asrn ahai's harisngd - faF betafe
lmas it
tarsf sl.sat ms ieasinF nasgsn
f..af aear Meil,er dIa taks IS dnsd
fuHs. sRa / theaesf ,i.s iust ueeiaat
81 me ~ She esat aiih ne ia liae
NeHln uhere / Aad d ,hanse esd
askei ne es3.iu Soc fe lo.,k esl ~
ne lAs li nsssieA thar yeuas
ials Her nts fm feufteta gov I
faa 9 Birthday lass weskA
Isoi ! inaaehg st the last she ia.i
vaeliat iel nie s.. she elnns fa me
- aua hcgsei ne io fergNe hef a.
sll she'd hfeasht apon ne ana said {
eas gnici ernsi shame uhsn there
aste ehHdnn. and penple auEhf 60
sfap and ihiuk ard ncmtmier. ana l.e
willing O. stand ansthinE Ana ihtn.
~ ilie sest tnesth she'd beg ne nai 10
fafxsi Der sna not 10 lase Fafhef hel.
ier than / ala her tAs f there VAS
ans taueef = ihafn And % urie g.
her every feN minutes
Thea ihs coadatinf sricd al
ubuars.e ana The bell rang. ant she
had ie 81 ana leave me nui she last
/ saw nf her she vas uaslng hrf band
ksrehef snd smiling the kind q
sulis tAars oefse ihan crNlne right
out loud Mothers ainays nsc ihsf
NJ matier heN bad she feeis. sl ihe
lasl mlnufe ,he eemes up bright nn8
smiling aud iasi a. brave a. can be
had a Nnntcrful tflp % Anarfsnn.
wife Everybody wns very tina 90 ne
and there were losely things O. see
Ger 0f me slnaop Ebe tonaaoAf
came ID and spoke 90 me several umss
not she ~ey yoa woula ioos after
child. hat the way gentleman
would frad 70 a lady. ! liked him
Vers much.
There WAS Young Eenllemnn m ihe
seat ln front. too. WHO WAS very nice
tie ieansd me q magazine. and bought
solno eaudy for me. bat didn't see
maeh more - him far the soe,nd time
the conductor came in ne told me aed
found q nice scat back Ia the ear on
a., shady side he noglood lhr F0n
came "a Whore ! sat De- said a hadn't
nuiltrd e speciality hul he picked
~ my bag aud magazine hut ] Taess
he forgoi il.e candy hog the nies Young
gentleman la front bad iusi par nu my
window siii ~ when J go irfa ny
neR seHf lhe tauAs wesnt anywhere /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
SIHi\dIIH u ItI
~ ~ VIII

San lee. CAL poe 81 Edlsuans
iarl Lewis. champion heaw aeiahi
rfestler ~ the world. was operated
On bg hls wife Df Ads Norton f.a~i.
Tor . Eaiheflns "a ths wrist ii became
hnown here i0daY tswis - believed
q have Infected the ufial ehsn ~
rubbed li aEaiusf finE post dannR
match ln kansas cts rstsntlf ffs
came % hla home hers today ia .nsnd
ihe hollaays. sHa The opefsfi n sas
deemed neeorsafy yesterday
Leafs expects fo sfssiie in San
Franelafl THURSDAY nlrhf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

q Is iras ihaf mAnt c0nirast
severe ia and rvoxsr ffom tAem
Nliecai taking anf nffeAutlon ~
tfsstment md a knpu ltAka 80 this
fact leads others Is aks their
chances Instead e glsias their eolds
ths neetsa attention. z saNala b.
hofle ln mind that ever cold
Neahtna the lunes. laWsts the VI.
uiiir makes the system less ahis
q Withstand eaet sacceedine a.
lAsk and pAsts the was Cor ths mere
strioes difeasa Csn yea affard 10
ishe such desperate ehanfes nhsn
Shamhefia'ns tqpfh Remedy
farcns for iis cures - TAD code
mey he had fof a tuftf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

Nher. ant knea flshi 81 the hrst
HiHels sie iNskei 81 ne that shr
alinH lke mine aause "a dla cagi
vas rnriiy sprs she ti.inr iIte
my fiefhe< silAff fse slnce fsnna
egf she di14t bui u.se si that aaen
"a iasi Iose ltsf uhfa -anan . kna
I lsst knea she disaGrfa. uf ns
eat nni she tain1 sls ansfhnr
af Is aofsl. aua efief nea ailenirsi
ge IS, lmak. we uett sians Is ihe ear
flaae end sai Us Ms sisrs ! damt
sHi4aee bsfHsfs gaala s. - siew Nh,.
ne seff sEes msl stang ; bilsk Yea
e4e la laresaiea aha allh.aai iAlHk.
inr ! fl.i.le fle,a nHf
NY lien4,s arr She's afenf ihesf
grt8 in see sslaH.iia has 81
aNiu aha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
FIFTY WOMEN 10
ENFORCE DIlN LAW

los Angeles De- ~ rihy nomsn
viii De appointed special prohibition
agents 20 keep los Angeles dry on
New Years eve lt 8. announced by
liaroid u Doilcy. prohibition enforce.
ment director here
There was too much Chnatmas
spirit said Doiley We did not re.
celvc the eo-opemilon promised by
cafe owner So We ufil see shat
women agents can 40 Nov Years ave
They siil be- ln evening Fosns %
sirufied 20 enter into fest'Yliiea 81.
tain the names = rioiators of drY
laws and even make arrests 81 ishies
if conditions warrant that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

and ~ caurse didaf like 90 81 hack
far f Bur the conductor was very
nice and Kind. and came in twice again
20 seo if leei my new seat. aud u
coarse I ssii ! did n was very nice
AMI sbaas. and there WAS lady and
= baby 10 Abe next seat snd / played
Will ihe baby quite a ioi
q was heaps ~ fun 10 ~ grown M
ard travelling niuue saf back lu
ms seat aud wondered and wondered
uAai ihe next SIS months were going
o. q. lse And J wondered f1o q
"a forgotten hou 20 o. MARY
"pear me llon shall ever 70.
n,emher nsf o. RON and sslp ana laugh
iaaa ~ sing. ~ ask questions. or 90
nnsih.ng fhaf Marie wants o. duf I
fhaagi.t 50 myself And Wondered u
Amt Jane ronia meet me. and what
sile would ~ lise She came once
when 7 eas d little g'ri. Mother said
hut ! dIdnt remember her
We'll. Sc insi We gof 20 Anderson.
siiir John WIS there With iho horses.
and Amt Iarr. iou. Of course / knew
she must he Asut Jane beeanse she
was with John. TlA. conductor was
nufuny nice end rilte. and 1ilnt
lcate me flii he'd a.n ine SAFE in the
hands ~ Aunt Jane and John Then
be- renf haci 70 his frain and The next
mlnnfe it ha3 nhirzeJ Dnf ~ ne sta
iiou. and uaf alone with fhe begin.
ming ~ my neat Ak moufhs
Tie frsf beginning Nas nice
smile and "Giaa o. sse - home.
Miss from John. as d. iaBrl4e,i bis
haf. and fhe nezf Nas Hos %
tau ~ Nsg ffsn Aafi Jane Ard
tnea fisif on ihaf fnsf minute that
) assaf sa'ng b. nAr Aunt Jane ila
fie aaf silc said fiiaf Mar. and the
nay she ieote1 me aser from head 20
f'of.
Asui 1sne S tail anl thin. and
wears Liafk-nnf flse frrify. stylish
ifara. buf .the ~fsonfrare' rusty
llsft ard sflT white co..ar iifr
pt.s are fhe tind fiai safs. sff8 sur.
Ifiss-.i o. seu 6 ai ihe fime and her
il,.a1lh q ihe kind fhaf nessr siipns
any feeih hea il sailcs ard dseeu'f
sulis msfh. ausvay. Her Aalf Is sofns
kaf. anl dseHt t.nk or es1I any.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
CECIL lEITH PRAISES
AMERICAN GOLFERS


f.aaaon. n~s 81 Mis- Cfs'
lsseh tas feumst nlfi.h sall
shamncn. s st ffsssnt n %
haads - fasela4a ~ in "a
- her afm. sad - has ssid Is.
i AIS ihst abs cniA nas Asnas heF
pn, eca IN the m seer 4 pnNhs
lu ihs ntst ladies' saamf aoash p
xsm
RsAfAns ~ u Ast ammsr
in canada and ihs United States.
Mas tslteh dss1arsa b was ear b
- private nslnft sts "a. Fari
sulafls Impressed vita wen ~ SOL
la a psnlnloa of the aatssaA
fhr p.0fs n csnads Niss Ada
IA l asle cad AIS lNp.sr u.Fl
rrobablf IA sfsaifts
Ms Ale1 SfiflnE ~as undou hiel
"a tha freltot rsponeni lf somsn =
Fof "a ihs rnitd sups 10 sile
70 the uu that ~ euaailsd her
81 during lsgs sae ves ths
nnea sh.t msk ~ oser Thew sht
had n,Dre 81 a almost thfn eef
ethor pNyr Miss I iioh r'uaa A.
thai fhf mai 'rtp N pomfns wNf
eoures m the lnfea staie and
Csnada are oasi ihtn an u
fnfiaHs 90 81 Is go uniulAilan
there as in fnfHna. ana vtaslif
ne wini n eourfs haeessr afs
nFy much better kp, lhah n ihp
seuntff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
SOCIAL aFarAHcA Ano rnktn
no appIecr o. soclrrv

chicago nee ~ soslai fss.sreb.
rural fat iasf training ~ selsi
wrrkefs ana saglal lhsufy and svnla
llon ar, sm nF ihe sahlrtia % 81 dls
cufaed ~ thu shnHai meeting 81 lA.
American Sociological society hsf.
lompffuw and continuing lhroass
FRIDAY Toe msHbefstle Il mrosst
~ persons Iniefetled 90 ihs stisnfits
study ~ cial pfob.rms
The fua' saflolosy ant .p,lai r.
search section vIn dltcus. smso9
other tAlnss lhe dlalnsuilon ~ pos
eru and philanthropy 10 hfrs ~.
ban fommuale q stadY ia mrai rom
maniiY efssnitallon survey - ihs
farmers slandscl e Nts snd 80 fse
ii a. AZ enfInipmsai fof shlia -.
fslopmenf
a report lhs stady and pf-ii.is-
aff efFin0sailon of aslshborhaod -
loeoo ussfoss wlu be- heard - ~.
session un eelal theory ~nd sselHllas
ioeeihsr vilh dls sHsslen os rufsi
oelalosr a. college ilaflpus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
POSTAL BOX ADVERTISING
PROHIBITED

Adseffisinr matter Nlli not BE- per-.
mffied On rufsi mail boxes. on the
fapforts 10 which ne bo1es are faa-
tened. o. IN the vicinity u the boxes
. according 20 IN order received here
Tuesday frm - q BiilanY. fourih
assistant postmaster general Where
patrons refsse 70 tear down .uch "a
serfising the rural carriers have bees
authorized - refuse NAL delivery. ac-
cording % the bofifcatlon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
Children Cry
FOR fLErcHtR's
9 q 9 7 . RIA
HOTEL ARRIVALS


lone HOTEL
Gene scancld. chlcaro. Helen spur
rier chlcaro Fred Enflemau. Nev
York , d sampson. Oklahoma city
~ earns Naw York & = narus
oklah ma city a. A ulrafd Paw
huska q 81 Duke Afdmore A. a.
Taylor Oklahoma ciy w. n SELLERS.
saltwater e. v Grimes. Chicago. il
A Balance MusEogos N sauidln.
ponra city y Jamison Temple
n p Redmond Ft Smith. kensth
Hood Oklahoma cliy u. c nrcwninr
Oklahoma CITY J. g Jenros. w.
s sulth u couepi. Guthrie Edwin
Nuhill. pawnec.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
A TEXAS WONDER

gravel weak and lame back. rheuma-
tsm. irregularities of the kid.
aeys and bladder Regulates bladder
troubles IN children. n not sold BY
truggists mail si15. Small bottle
cfisn cure send Ter sworn tsstimon-
ials Dr Y W Hall. zsee Olive street.
81. Louis. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
WAY r1E AgRNir eRAa
FEUps as pAtsI

t - -,
:. ~
~" s'f
="
' " T II ~
49,
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

IS sta0.oo coc
nusno. Alrss Nog 81 Argentina :
debt j. sea aals4is pesos. o. rcash
~ $40 ooo.ooo. acc f,ilas 90 hsufes
submitted 5, the AtoaunlAh, Uensral 4
department - ihe uer minister % q
nance nf Nesas. who suashl lhe ln
formation 10 prepare ibs BUDGET y
lsaa
The ngures are Noted eiih sufpl.fe
Ny some newspapers which refer q
fofmer statistics ihdisaiing lbsi tha
debt eaa soma ist0opuoo rea0a less
u appears from tae REPORT that the
$4,000 900 conalsls ~ debts not sub
ieft q any precise term ~ pumenf
the remainder helns fepFrsrnted ~
liabilities maturing ai SIC ne dstss
hln faf lha authorization of an n.
isrnal loan 20 consolidate ihs debit Is
ehole 90 40 part la beluf nalaefei
hf lhe NluaierY % Finance 10 llea r
ftfkiug farelgn ioaa
roYPr's PARLIAMENT nuito
mo RGkDY NUkr YEAR
Carlo. Dee g Tho eoik un ths
now fgpllan tiauaes % Parliament
q nearing oomrl,ton and iha balld
Ina probably viii Do ready iaf oeeuna
tlon BY March 1872 rha siiae.
cost ftooa ENpiian pounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
exTRAolcrioN pAPURs
ARE GRANTED ~ GOVERNOR

Eairadiction papers for the fsiafn ~
Dav" aiaftln wanted in Colbert
county. Alabama. Tor obtaining a "a
nature by means oi faiss preteuse vas
granted Tuesday % Governor Robert.
son. The fequlsltlon papers ser~
signed by the Alabama executive Apfif
~ 1929 lsfi thef eere mlanlsced and
did not reach Oklahoma CITY an'r
Christmas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
nGms or rHE nAnrs cLus

= l. 4 send words from harris
turg thar o. oioom 81 that place e
ons g ihs most cheerful men b.
know
WIN Faiifr. of Otlshcms City. did
noi for one minute when be marchc.i
bfaYely ~ 70 the altar issi week ana
was married.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
nAnlo nruea rlansnsan

rlno HanRlNo Ar sFA
Gotsahalr ne The ratlephna-
a hee nins serious msnass % gss
asistf % lhs hfffas afi ~ Hsedlsh
Coast fhs fahruesn aal ~ go
saoa elll ts told fIan ihs uatAsahafs
falh central the ssAet loeatiau ef shs
hettiaE tehopls ftl, aniaas sarviss.
which wlll aauhilesa uein = vanAldsf
abls lusfsass Ia ihs catches uf hsfiins.
b. ths newssl commercial nfe 10 vhlsa
the vlrrlsfs llsfheas ~lll BE- pot j.
awsetep according Is nlaas iutt euu
pleisd
while merehaul reasein tave ter
some time bsen feaarsd ~ nv q
cafff wireless faIfmsni ibr smaller
rshluE vessels haya tHhafta operated
vihaot system. et eummeaisallas
vita che llna fhtY ~lll nev feeels.
reather reports. fles asss. aut nr~s,
AZ sen a. The nale up4 resafflas
lhe appearance ~ the hsfnnH
plaat are o. iuoi u al.iutufr re-.
m sweden hY fadli lsisnhans nspssi
msnis arc hona made lrom sf fAb ls
a. 9 osaisr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
AUSTRALIA ENCOURAGES
biRpLANE BUILDING

NlDourne. Australia. Dee 27-
Ths Auzirsiisn cossrnmsnt VII pay
a b.nas n q psand % the aesrh'
= ail sifp.snss not including the
rhEn mauufaciarsd IN she ron-
meneeaiih. - ordr . enoosrare
ihs indusffx D fhe couuirY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
TWO PosrHAsrGRs ARr
hAsEo ~ STATE

THo pfefldenfiai appointments ia
posimasiefship. in Oklahoma sefr
made pailif Tuesday ln naiineai'or
received from wsshingfl at enc po,'
office hsfs rhaors Jsii b arpolhifd
potimasier % Nash and Lsais d
Hnneu ia appointed poumksier af
chscofsh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

70 insure healthy artlon of the
bewels and c7rreet disorders ~ ihs
liver take two ~ rhamberialns
Tablets Immediately afisr supper
They viii not only cause a gentle
movement ~ tn bowers without
unpleasant effects but banlsh that
dull stupid feeling that often &C.
companies c0nstipa lion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

on oLUrroHy


fhs fhs Assssisfsd risss
lerlin. ua fst On Eintn ~
q ne busf method = fsisas
funds - b. dsy sd b fAs uiaui.
claaafY = n.fa
Cmifohf g 0b 4 10 lhs rsui..
flQHs 90 stsesslte rnnsamtllaa -
ieoi ~ adas ana - gfstt 10 sktrss
s dsiefmlned bg a. ca - -.
meli fhs nsan la marss st whisb
fhs sluttoay B fnt it e. m ftld
na snh1anr q maaials The u.t
~ eailna ts tss " fhIs fmoaa.
~li' hs naff "a thr at ~ -
frrosrt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
nrw MOVIE CENSORSHIP
INTO UrrUcr

ftW WFfN Mtff"NfN#fNF
INTO UrrUcr
fns Ths Associated rfet.l
Sydney y r. W p,e ~ ~
Gems r-hip reani iiona aa to M
enforced Ia Nsv souih Wales mo-
lion picture ihfatr fof rihe pfa.
tfcton of M. pubs muril the
author ilsa have ann aneed
~ tha future b, nm mas De- go.
mbn"d which fspfeaent 81 lnslndfa
80 nes including t0is - sub sit' s
tuerssuv of lmmorlif OF iu
tscenc successful crime esseu.
iions murders brutality other
scis ~ iasia~nsns
Machin q mrf 3 in.uled to
charge ne a. IN lf iheair em
rle'eiy % iea~ an times an houf
daring che tlas ihn puhl, + u.
s.de th rpulai'ons provide
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

To-m0nos u positively the lasi dsy
% start that early shopping None q
The stores will Be open SUNDAY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
FACTORY ssUr oo~n CAUSES
CITY Cast o. poo-

tff Hhs aHN sf@f rFs-s
OaaMa n Authorities h8FH
aksa steps = mal9gafs ne a.
titoh oi if - thh ellf arT
fatd hf its s.osiss - fe ofl,e
Hevfl plhl.e mari ~ h4ts sa
ordered - salalY 80 rsa~raf puss
De- eth eut alohs "a cheap pflees.
HhHe mabifipal dla'nr room have
ten sfaft.d Aboat 500 pers a.
dlus hrs aiiif heir mrii eo.finx
~ sea. ~ abaat cents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
NAVY GsLisrs iol
~ YeAR 50 FAR

One hundred and faf eni|simfnfs
a. ihs Okisboma CITY United states
navy recrultlnf station d lbe year
total - far sccerdinr 70 q e Csnify.
chief boats~ai1 nats Tbs fetal r.
from Iuly = whfn ihe NAYS seefa'tine
nltloa rpened.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
@'sMARYNA
&MARIENW
ELEANOR H. PORTER
ILLUSTRATIONS BY
RH.LIVINGSTONE.
SS
fcor,vish, BY ELEANoR n. PORTER,

fcisrs atlaaf the eais enc can
al 90 eeuree } rpAiaf asa Nsih.
er. W Anns Hattie Ana t.Fauafathef
-retl I ssoala newer think ~ a>Aine
1wndpa g Que>.len Hks ihai Rat
f'eier--frfers ftal canferi fau
sur dnu'l lnow What shoOla ~ Cor
ssluletsels - fals "a and asa quesiious
about th'ngs ieen here. u d Wasn't
fr him. He takes ne "a sels.ol and
i.sck agaia crsp dag. - q coar>e 4
So hlm 44sc a lut
Speakias ~ sehssal if's All right. and
81 oourse ! iite i theuEh uai quife -
weil ~ : dia Iaere are some og lhe
elrs-Nell thcx act queer don't
kneN vhat IN the matter plih them.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-15
l5 CENT COPPER IN FEW MONTHS Is
 HOPE 0F OFFICIAL

"Optimistically pessimistic' is the way Gordon R. Campbell, of Calumet, Mich, president of the Calumet & Arizona Mining Company, feels, Campbell is in the Bisbee district, the guest of General Manager John C.. Greenway, and will remain here for the annual meeting next week of c. & A. stockholders and directors.
 While Campbell refused to admit that he was entirely optimistic re- garding the outlook for copper, he ad- mitted that the pessimism he expert enced during his visit to the district eight months ago had nearly left him.
 Conditions now are certainly great deal better than they were" he said. Just what will happen during the next few months I do not know, l don't expect to see a sudden boom in the copper industry; and we do not want that. But we do want, and hope to see, a steady improvement. during the last few month. copper has shown tendency to creep up to IA cents a pound and then fall back few fractions. Fourteen cents seems to have been it limit. In a short time \ would not be surprised to see copper around 15 cents a pound and holding that figure.
 Regarding the surplus: My infor- nation is that there is only about 60day supply of refined copper on hand now. That is approximately a normal surplus. The demand is fair, and we look for it to grow better. A great deal was heard, year or more ago, about the scrap copper that was being put on the market All to fo1y now. Certainly scrap copper is not bothering the present market.
 We do not know what will happen during the next few months; but we feel that conditions now are better than at any time since production was suspended"
 Other officials of the c. & A. will arrive during the latter part of this week and the early part of next week. Several are now visiting in the Jerome district
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bedding system rather to conveyor rather than steam shovel system.
 |, NOGALES-The Taft Mining and Exploration Company, NogaIes, Ari zona, secured the services of D. E. Coughanor to take charge of opera tions at the mine; work is about to be started on the sinking of shaft Two shifts will be employed in order to complete the work at the earliest possible date, stated R. H. Hunter Manager
 PARKER-The 300 ton teaching plant of the Arizona Standard Cop per Company is about 80 per cent completed. All heavy machinery is set and it is anticipated that they will be ready for test run shortly w, B. Carrigan is manager and J. r. Archer, Superintendent. The mine office is at Parker, Arizona.
 PRESCOTT-The Verde Inspira. tion Mining Company, Prescott, Ari. zona, will have the installation of all new machinery completed and be in operation by February first, ac, cording to Charles E. Steiner, fore man. The main shaft is now down 375 feet and the ore averages $40 a ton in copper and shows both gold and silver, says Steiner