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The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
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There will be a most interesting game of basketball at White Pass club tonight
 The Hat~cs native team is coming up and will play the White Pass team. As these teams have played before with the Haiues team win ming. much interest is manifested.
 IL is said that the Haines team has been greatly strengthened and that they are determined to carry back the bacon.
 The game will start at 7:45 and the rooters will all be there.
 The Haines team will come in their own boats, as the Peterson has gone to Juneau.
 It is said that the W. P. team have practiced a new trick in get ting the ball into the net which will be tried out tonight.
 Harry Ask will probably play on the team tonight, as both Walter Watt and Fred Blanchard are ab- sent. It is possible that Watt will come up with the 4aines team and be in the game.
 The Haines Native team is called the "Invincibles" and a good game is sure to ensue tonight.
 The ?. p. p. Show will not begin tonight until nine o'clock.
 This change is made in order to give everyone a chance to attend the basketball game.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
Bible Study Class

Bible Study Class We believe in the Bible doctrine of experimental salvation, as taught by the leading men of all Protes- cant churches, and that the blood of Jesus cIeanses from all sin. Welcome to any of the services. Sunday morning, II o'clock. Sunday School. 2:30.
 Sunday evening, 7:30. Thursday evening, 7:30.
 Reverend W. Fl. Shoemaker,
 and wife, in charge.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
TAKES TWO BALLOTS
 WITHOUT MAKING CHOICE

Rome. Feb. &.-Two ballots were taken today by tho Sacred College but there was no choice made.
 Cardinal O'Conngll of Boston. Massachusetts. is due to arrive here on Monday and take part in the election of tie Pope.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Sunday service will be held at 30 P. NJ. in the evening in the cuurcn Edl1ce or Christian Science Society of Skagway, corner of Main street and Fourth avenue.
 Christian Science Subject:
 SPIRIT"
 Sunday School at l2 l5
 The Public is cordially invited.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04

The following from a Los Angeles daily paper evidently refers to our erstwhiIe townsmaL, whose name still stands at the Lead of the Com mercial Club stationery as presi- dent.
 For several years Colonel Steven son operated in Alaska with head quarters in SkaEway: WOMAN ACCUSES SOCIETY MAN Suspect IS Found Hiding In the
 Broom Closet of q Fashion
 able Residence
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
DEAD BANKER
LEAVES FIVE MILLION

New York, Feb 2.-Tbe late banker Hepburn, left an estate which is estimated as being worth five million dollars.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04

Prosperous Plumbing Heating and Sheet Metal Business for sale. Six Thousand Dollars cash.
 Sanitary Plumbing Co. Juneau, 2-2-22, St
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
Long Search

Since September the woman has been conducting a long search for the colonel but it was not until last week that sae swc-e to the felony warrant for his arrest.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04

a nationally known mo"ing picture man who was found de4d this morn ing. had been murdered
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
MOVIE MAN MURDERED

Los Angeles, Feb. 3.-The Los An geles Police expressed their belief today that William Desmond Taylor,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
NOTICE

When you want anything moved Trunks. Baggage or anything else Call up the John Williams. U. S Transfer Co. Also wood, 16 lncn, delivered, S45O, and coal, per ton. delivered. SIS.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
SEEKING PEACE AND ANIITY
 BETWEEN |. $. AND BULGARIA

Washington. Feb. 3.-Negotlations are in progress in the state depart ment looking towards a treaty on commerce and amity between the United States and Bulgaria.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
Woman's Charges

He is accused by Mrs. Harper of gaining possession of her yacht, On Time Again, mortagagiug it for 5000 and later converting it into fishing smack for use in shrimp fishing o0 the Mexican coast
 Police officers from San Francisco are on their way to Pasadena to return stevenson to the Northern city. it was asserted by the Pasa- deua police. According to the Pas adeua report, Stevenson was said to have been connected with the United States secret service.
 In addition to the yacht fraud, Mrs. Harper. who resides at the Palace hotel in Ssu Francisco, de- clared that Stevenson had swindled her out of thousands of dollars since she met him here g. year ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
BIBLE THOUGH
FOR TO-DAY

A MORNING PRAYER:-Create in me a clean heart O God: and re- new a right spirit withiug me- Psalm 5l.1O.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04

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The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04
WOMAN ACCUSES SOCIETY MAN

Arrested by Pasadena police on a fugitive warrant charging grand larceny in San Francisco. Col W. l.. Stevenson, accused by Mrs. Ena M. Harper, wealthy resident of San Francisco. of obtaining her S4O,OOO yacht under false pretenses, is in the city jail at Pasadena today.
 Stevenson was found by officers, who sought to arrest him, in a broom closet of a fashionable residence in the exclusive San Rafael district, which, it is said, he recently leased for the winter season.
 Colonel stevenson, well known in Pasadena, Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and other cites, had been liv- ing at the Maryland hotel and took possession of the san Rafael home on Friday, according to the police
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-04

Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
Here's Dan Landon's
Speaking Schedule

Dan Landon. nominee for mayor.
Will appear personally at the follow.
ing meetings Friday night. All viii
begin at 5 y. m.
Lakewood clubhouse. 1900 Goth
ave. s.
Thalands hall. Columbia City.
Hansler building. 1924 Rainier ave.
and Rose at
His Saturday speaking engage
ments follow:
Woodward theater. mass meeting.
noon.
Fire station. Harvard ave. and
Union st., p. m.
white Center. 1870 p. m.
Neptune theatcr. 45th and Brook
Ign, Q D. m.
workmen's hali. 100 2ist ave. g..
e;3o y. m.
Monday evening Landon will ad
dress n meeting IN Little's hall, Uni.
veraity district. The University quar-.
tet will sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
GIRL IN CHOIR
IS MURDERED

UoorEsToS. IN April ;s~-Gcr.
trude Hanna, young choir xiri. whose
body was found In tho parsonage
Basement OF the United Presbyterian
church here. was nmothsred 10 death.
or chloroformed. officials believed to
day.
The riri. soon 20 become a mother.
vas killed at some spot distant from
tho parsonage. authorities wsrs con.
WINGED. and her body hidden IN the
gloomy. wet basement Of tho unoo-
cuplsd home.
Examination Of vital o-Esns By
physicians at Danviiis had. failed to
disclose any traces Of poison. Analy.
sis continued. however. There we're
no bruises on her body.
-Four prominent young men IN
ifoopeston wers questioned by All.
thorities today. Their names had
bern coupled with that Of Miss Han.
ma since discovery OF the body started
Eo.sip buxxinx.
The finding 81 the BODY By carpen.
fsrr who repaired the pastors hons
for the coming OF q new minister fol.
lowed her DISAPPEARANCE by exactly
four weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
KHAN LINKED
WITH ATTACK
Prosecutor Says Evidence Is
Now Complete
ny FRANK u. BARTHOLOMEW

Los ANGELES. Cal. April as
we have definitely linked tho Ku
Klux Khan with tho masked mob out.
rage AZ fnglewoed and with the reign
OF terror holding sway turnout the
Kern county OH neids for months.
I'VE are now fully prepared 20 go
before the grand jury. convinced that
We can prove our contention"
This was the ASSERTION OF District
Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwins as
he and his aides today completed
checking the data seized In a recent
raid on ku kiux Khan headquarters
here. where documents and member.
ship rosters pertaining 10 Khan ae
tivities In five states were confis.
Gated by authorities
District Attorney Dorsey OF Kern
county prepared TO return Ga Bakers
field today. taking with him Khan
documents which are 20 he presented
to n grand jury now In session In
the oil city.
This eoroner'- fury found members
% the <u kiux Khan responsible for
tho raid at Insiewood on Sunday
which cost tho life OF Deputy sheriff
Mariner n. Mosher. The district a..
torn.y's office hero. however, now
declares that u viii attempt TO prov.
tho Khan as an organixation--not
only its individual uefntsrs--i. 70
sponsibls for the fnxiewood affair
and for long series OF raids and
sabotaE. IN tho Kern river district
Strenuous efforts w-se being made
10 have a grand jury session called
Immediately. despite tho refusal Of
Superior Jutg, Frederick Houner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
DIDN'T MEAN TO DO
IT." SAYS BOY AFTER
SHOOTING PLAYMATE

OAKLAND. Aprn ss--"I didn't
mean to do e." bitterly sobbcd
Relic porti. sged II. In tho Ala.
media county detention home to
day. telling how he II alleged 10
have Killed Harold Silva. aged ID.
This hoys were havias an argu.
uent over the merits OF their
guns.
Your gun Ia no sood.- silva
was said 20 have told hts younger
playmate after three pulls on tho
trigger had brought no results.
EN- show YOU" was the report
ed reply OF Dorti.
lie damned new cartridge into
the sun and held II cut triumph.
antly.
Don't that look all rightr- he
asked.
Just then the gun discharged.
killing silva almost Instantly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

cheek ana the center Of the forehead.
he was instantly branded n suicide by
serxt. Pielow and Patroiman Tom
Walsh
Capt y. l. Hedges arrived shortly
after the body was found and con.
CURED in tho suicide theory. The of.
ficers then notified Mira Lsgats TO
that effect. PElow said Isgsts had
complained OF severe headaches and
m health.
Investigation revealed fbat
three and possibly four shots
had been fired IN the garage that
night. Only two had been fired
from Iegate's gun. All the
bullets were recovered and all
had apparently been fired by tho
same type Of pistol.
The report Of Deputy Coroner Ken.
meth +. Coraon follows:
Tho shot. then. must hive been
fir~d by one standing on the floor
or reaching into the car. around the
car or by someone in the chr. There
were two buffet holes In the floor"
Tenant declared that Jegate sat
In tho car alone. M shown by the
dust on the opposite side Of the seat.
The bullet that pierced his cheek en-.
tered at an unnatural angle. MS tho
he had twisted In an effort to avoid
blow.
Legats left Patrolman Walsh NJ 1
n. m. 10 go 20 tho washroorn OF the
vrooman hotel. next door 10 the
garage. He never reached there.
Pieiow last saw Lesate at II
.. m. his report states. Plelow re-
turned Mt n. m. and ASKED Walsh
where Legate had gone.
Walsh said he did not know. but
that he CValsh) had rung in for lie.
gate at a. m.
The officers then searched "ey~ry
conceivable place. every alley and
out.of-the-way place." before they
thought Of looking IN tho garage
where fegate had often gone tor a
smoke"
One OF the most significant clues
found TO the murder was tiny blood
smear on the rear OF tho auto. appar.
emily made by n littlo finger Of a
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
HOUSE BLASTED;
; WORKERS Die

APOLLO, Pa. April zs,-Thres
non-union workers were killed and
smother injured when q bunk house
near the Patterson mine Of the Kiski
Valley Coal company was dynamited
early today.
Seven men were sleeping In the
single room Of the frame structure
when a bomb was hurled thru the
window. according 70 the state police.
! The dead:
Stanley Mike. 30. leaves widow and
four children: Andrew Borsak. rs.
hsVes widow and three children;
Frank Ridsski, 80. leaves widow and
seven children.
The Patterson mine II located In
Wsstnoreiand county. scross the
kiskimInetas river from Apollo. and
employs about rs men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
UNARMED man
SLAIN BY DRYS

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. April H.
One man was killed BY prohibition
officers who continued war on moon
sinners Ia Tsxas today.
Frat Payton. ~. farmer. died from
wounds he received when dry agents
engaged three men IN q sun battle
during . raid on q place near here.
where II had been reported bootleg.
gers wer. 10 have delivered ess gal
IONS Of liquor.
Scores OF shots wers exchanged. No
liquor was found and Faytcn was
unarrned, II was said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
3 WOUNDED IN
MINER BATTLE

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. April
2s.-Thrcs were wounded. two seri-
ousiy. in fighting between striking
coal miners and mine guards at SEQ
field. a mining camp. late yestsr.
day. according to reports reaching
here.
The fighting started when strik.
ers commenced TO huri stones at
guards. Many shots followed
Rumors that Sheriff Keller was
unable 20 control tho situation and
would appeal 10 the governor for
troops could not be confirmed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
Would Fire City's
Men on Klan's List

SACRAMENTO. April 20. City
Manager Clyde seayey asked the city
council Of Sacramento last night for
permission 70 dismiss any city EN-
pioye proved TO be attending meet
mgs Of the Ku Klux Khan.
TIE board voted him the necessary
authority. with one member. G. II. y.
bldwell. defending the Khan.
The Khan, 20 far ss evidences can
oe obtained. operates in an unlawful
snd un.Americsn manner. and f.
'nifnical 10 the welfare Of the com.
mnnity." said gsavsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
Drive to Continue
for Memorial Fund

In Seattle and other communities
Of the state that have fallen short
on their quotas for the centralia Ar
mistice day massacre memorial. the
drive viii be continued until the com.
plete amounts are raised, according
70 the decision OF business men aud
American Legion members who are
sponsoring the campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
Gets New Trial on
Syndicalism Charge

OLYMPfA. April 2s.-Pat Cant.
well. convicted In Snohomish county
OF syndicalism, was granted new
trial yesterday by the state supreme
court, because state witnesses had
been permitted to testify concerning
conversations with members OF the
I. w. w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
Campaign Launched
to Get Crew Funds

A campaign 10 raise $500 To send
tho University OF Washington crew
to Poughkeepsie has been launched.
with Brous Beck. stroke oar OF tho
1910 varsity crew. ms chairman.
Campaign headquarters are In 2iff
Smith building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

SERVICES will be held Sunday at
Christ Episcopal church. Brooklyn
ave. and u. 47th st, by Rev. Paul
u. Jones at 8, $40 tchurch school
and II a. m. and 7:9o p. m. Com.
munion will be celebrated at 1890 a.
m. Monday. A confirmation class Is
meeting at the church al AIS and
1880 p. m. Fridays and at Gas a. m.
Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

Hcftboa "--licad Wo newspaper
people are nothing n not demo.
cratic.
QUITE sHEIKi
The SheIk OF Arabco
How much I am like he
Al night when wfe's asleep
Into the house I creep
she waits and looks ut me
The stars I start 60 see
oh, how I'D like 10 be
A shelk In Arsbec.
DIRTY STUFF
Want nd la yesterdays Star
said. woman Wants Cleaning"
Probably getting ready for
Cican-tp week.
writer Of Nick Carter stories com.
mits suicide In New York.
Bang. bsngi and another author
bites the DUST
N pr. ". J. Brown
10 elected mayor ana
Jimmy puncsa 10
made chief Of po-
Ne. viii We have
hoboss ''jussis" a.
IN. si'. h.ni
Letter writer 20 The star says
Marconi wasn't the first inventor OF
tho wireless. No. indeed The first
inventor Of the wireless was a WON
an who gave her husband a nasty
look when he trnmped her scA
A lot OF people don't care who gets
20 be mayor 30 long as Babe Ruth
gets back into the lineup
JAZZ
4 TN dishprn and an auto Norm.
A squsaky fiddle ard q rat eating
corn.
a baby, rattle ard puppys ,ehaue.
4 eorbeu taBcls ard sernsd
THAT'S lara
A saropAone. a. exploding bomb.
A tocoriottce uhtsfis and big brass
dram.
4 toviiHe foreaf ava . fstchfsssd
foul,
A rsppssg scan end . ho~nd ds,rc's
hoirl--
THAT'S joza
4 earIops AND a uhifiigsc.
An aiarHs clock tattoo and Q sqseai-
GAG pig.
a Aeafhen chtnes 'asf-S Ms prayers.
A monkey IN chiHa closet faiiinc
sotensfaifs--
THAT'S lara
Somebody suggests q Physical cui.
turc week Let's put an end 10 this
misery ~ having . Wood Alcohol
week
CONAN DOYLE srrrv
NJ ara Mrs. wsftsr RFew- srs
ofofe wffsw Of John Soenan. fisf and
~ui make thsir permanent residence on
nennis nrss FsfnA--SsidwsI ~. -
rresfss&
-whs. has become ~ .Ns rfri you
wsrc making love 20 In the hammock
last summer
wa fell OUT ,
Who said Christopher Columbus
wasn't . visa prophetf The first
thing he said when he came within
sight Of America wAA Il see dry
land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
OUT FOR DAN
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
and unuue-tioned integrity. and
that IL would be utter foolhardl
nrss 60 elect DIR. brown. and q

Tho women In Mrs Henry Isndcs'
campaign headquarters emphatieally
denied today a widespread false
statement. apparently originating In
Or. Browns headquarters. that Mrs.
Landes. satisfied OF her own election
as city councilwoman. Is helping
push Or. Browns candidacy for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
STATEMENTS ARE
UTTERLY tNIOINDTD

STATEMENTS ARE
UTTERLY t>EOt>DED
There have been many. such vt.
tefly unfounded statements made. 81
said Mrs. W. II. Utter. campaign
manager for Mrs. LandeA They
are being circulated quito freely. We
don't know how.
Mrs. Lanies !. working 90 elect
nobody but Mira Landes She has
taken no sides IN any other contro.
versy. II II not true. as u being
circulated. that sha 10 'hand.in hand
With Or. Brown. or that she has In.
troduced him al any OF her meetings
as scattis's nest mayor"
One Of the most vicious false
statements against I.sndon. that
he was seen In the company 81
Tom Murphin. drunk on tho
night Of the primary election. 10
denied positively BY great num-
Der Of people who were with him
all the evening until he went
homo that night. Including sew.
erai newspspsrmen.- who know
that he was absolutely sober, tho
naturally ciated over his victory.
The equally ugly propaganda
that -Landon IL a renegade Cath.
Ollie IL branded a. another lie and
an old trick OF interruptions poiiti.
cal "undercurrent men" TO defeat
their opponent
Such men a. John ,. Sullivan.
flrs, national vice commander Of
tho American Legion: william r.
fsaub-. who. as secretary % the
state senate for seven sessions.
watched senator f4sndon IN his
many battles for justice and rfEh,
In tho legislature: Hugh C. Todd.
and host 81 other men and upright
women wen, cat 10 work for Ian.
dou'- election unsolicited today.
PEOPLE CAN'T
FORGET I,NDOS
II cannot heiirvr.- said
Laube. that the people arr going
TO be stamped~d for DIR Browu.
and forget that Dan Iandon. as
their champion IN the fegisia-
tnrc. has n record for honesty
and right that u uninpeaehahio
Dan In tho Legislature l have
watched for many years He al.
ways was with the ccnservativeiY
progressive element. and I arm con.
ssrvativs IN saying that no has the
best record Of any member Of the
Legislature for keeping down sppro-
priaticns
He fought biz spproprts,ion
and high taxation In the srnafs
In the year. when that sort of
fight wAs anything but popular.
Today everybody 10 for tar ~
duction and u n . compare
tiveiy easy thing to accomplish
when public opinion IL with you.
Dams insight into thu right or
wrong % legislation was nothing
short Of uneanny. have seen other
legislators study q bill for days and
then be in doubt as 10 whether II
was good bad. Lanfon could look II
over ana IN IS minute. tell you
whether n was just or unjust. cast
bis vots and. years afisrward. his
position would be justified ! have
seen I, happen time and again
For the university. Dan was al.
ways the champion. Dan sold his
birthright for that university. lie
pa, over law after law for its up
building. And those fights were not
popular those days
"Above all, he wss an honest
man. . quick thinker with won
drrful insight into legislation and
thu foe of excessive sppropria-
tons and big taxation.
Tie is not the most handsome man
IN the world. but he has got a 10,
covered up IN that head Of his--s lot
that rome peopls never had We
have no need to experiment in tho
matter Of mayors when a man Ike
Dan Landon is one OF tho capdi.
dates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

TOKYO. April 2s.--rndustriai Dc.
preston today caused the closing OF
the Asano shipyard, one OF the larg.
est IN Japan. Hundreds OF workmcn
were thrown out Of employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
Women's
Boomers. Csc

DINK Jersey Boomers,
/ with elastic at waist
line and knee-sizes 8 and
6. low-priced at 25t pair.
THE DOWNSTAIRS sroRR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DOCTOR BROWN
STARTS on PAGE ONE

liver $50 votes. ! told him there
was not enough money In the
world 60 buy the liberty Of an TIM
clean man or woman In quaran-
tine from me or from Health
Commissioner McBridc.-
After this split with Hanson,
Brown hurried 10 the legislature,
tlrcn In session. and attempted TO
have law passed 20 kill the city In.
ternment measure.
Hanson followed Brown 20 Oiym.
pia and denounced him on the floor
OF tho senate as the recipient OF the
money collected In San Francisco 10
defeat the governments purpose In
cleaning Seattle.
Brown. the records show, sd-
mittcd that he received fees from
informed men In Seattle, hut as
serted he did not get any fees
from the women.
"Of course not" replied Han
son, 'The men pay II for the
women"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28

n DIT. Brown isn't elected mayor
he might trying 10 run for dog.
LII Gee Gee suggests
Signs 81 sprirrt
Patches 81 basement
floor psakina thru
the coal pila
Babies are roic brtrc born IN Seat
lie hospitals with long arms 30 that
they con reach their mothers skiris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
HUSBAND POISONER GETS LIFE!
Home Brew

Cheer up The first hundred beers
are tho hardesti
Woman proprietor Of a Ye-ier WY
apartment house seeks n court order
TO restrain the copper on the beat
from hiding In her front hall.
Does she want 10 drive the poor
fellow out into the cold. black nightf
-ffhrdins 10 Play Golf With
scribor "-Headlins. We newspaper
people are nothing n not demo.
cratic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-28
Soaring ACCUSED
ny TWO WOMEN

Bearing is accused by the two
women, Mrs. Legste and Attorney
Forbus. OF being influenced by other
officers in the desperate attempt 10
cast the stigma OF suicide on
Legate's name.
When Legste was found dead,
sprawied on tho rear seat and floor
OF an auto IN ths Main Street
garage. NJ $40 a. m. on the morning
Of March IL. shot thru the right
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

want aevsrtse1enss n the Ls@a
er mast be n the offAcs BY t~eiVe
O'Clock q t.zsxlsieatioa % ees're.
class fsoa ass are cash. excesi vhsfs
parties have fegaiAr eccoan;s ~ The
Leader 0sfIos. The leader colectors
have 1xperienced 50 usaeh uccA.e
n ,ocatlag nany parties sho hAss
phoaed In wants. that i 10 necessAss
70 .av8ks tie cash 4. -aasAacs rs-
ten. a1ccpi where regriAr seooa,s
are ma ntGinea. NczSrands o; -vhs'
a rA-ted- or for sale etc .7As
pe left a. the leader baslness ofi4cs
szc saze vii se converted into foru
scs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-11
CLASS IFIED WANTS
TAILORING AGENTS

Make ssoe1 20 .se0oo = wees and
more VITA out ~onderfai al wool
one-rrlce line. Sells for s9sbo per
salt. s99ea cheaper than store
prices. Aiso strong line % feather
uelsht fabrics 10 sell al sIG75 per
slut Yea collest your profit at
0nce Ne collect TIE hxlance.
Powerful cooperation furnished pro-
crcers fIusles wFlte al once
Sales MANAGER. Dep. Az. Sal SO
" Adams S. Chic4ro. a.