The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 118, Ed. 1 Friday, August 4, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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ratUsaar.
Absorbed But Capital. Marea 8. mi;
Official Paper CoaaUittttoaal Coniatu ;
Official CUj aae Coantj Pit.
K Terk office: N. M. Sactflela
Special Aswr.
Cnleago attic : X. it. SiwfVU Agvacr.
UnSES FOliS TO KEEP
concj f.er doeo
BfiEATLY ST IVEEVfL
Big Grain Dealer Declares That" .
Z iw. a t. p Condition of Crop Now la Said
BATES.
DAILY aCBSCBirTION
Far aonta by carrier
Par Star. by carrier ta adTaaea.
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Bantsna. Editorial room 1WS W.
Harrlaoa. Ta ri'B all department
pbaae astenaloa T3.
MBMBZB OF TBI ASSOCIATED raKSS.
Th. AMoelated Press la eilstTl
eatUW-a la tb as for rcpabltratina of
all aea diapatrbes credited lo It or aot
etAerwiae credited la tUU papr aaJ al
tb local Dr published hereto.
Pros
pect tod Move To Help
Country
Chicago A us. President George
O Alary X the. Armour Grain coai -pny
issued a signed BUiement to-
di y urging farmers to hold back their
grain for reasonable prices and ear-
ing that gi price for grain to
better business conditions throasboht
the whole country will follow. He
said:
"An up aril movtmaat It grata
To Be Better Than At Same
Time In 1921; fields
Are Clean
The condition of Oklahoma cotton
as of July Si ahowt 75 per ceat of nor -me
I. according to the eport Issued
today by the United States bureau of
fpr'caUural economic and the state
lOiird of agriculture. co-oterating n
gei.-eral the condition of the crop I
fc.li to good with many instance of
ve;v good prospects the report ayi
All ooaoltdted aiaBasrrtpia letters and
ptrtnrea eol to Tba leader are aeat t
rtsk of tba owner. The louder et-
preat'.y repodtatas any reaponaibSllty fr
their sai custody or retora.
CtUa for society meetings cad of
tkaaka obWnary notices reeolutlons
society aad church soolale lectar aottoaa
ralla far ekurfb BJUnt eceit Sonday
aermoBt) are coaridered aa adrertt ojc
asd a 111 t cbarjed tor.
The kind of full dinner pail
fa which some folks sigh is one
filled with "snds."
The levies of the WorKl War
iua.T induce the will of the people
to prevent tho next one.
The standing armies of Europe
Rhotild suggest to the nations that
their troubles ome in battalions.
a- i..."mh tm
Some of these movie actors
.Hm to think they can marry
as otten m private uxe as tuej
lu "u in hoaa bv the experience of
Prohibitionists may point with banker of Iowa woo ere able
pride to the fait that not a drop reduce their liabilities $S5.OO0.Om
of liquor could be obtained in single year."
Alpine X. J. fr a'snake-bitten
youth but we are rather ineinxM niir pirrTV Tfl firi
to weep over the deplorable yii 5iJ-tf IjfrJ
Tnuif3 mat me ury era is uouig
ta the gentrositv of mankind.
'YOUR BODY
prk-ea is In prosit na tne auuai-on j Tkc Mdi kn mMVy clen anJ ue
promUe to be of aucu financial be- . utpa!y we eu!tiTate(1 wh:U
ifit to the American farmer that be : '.ants are Tigooua and healthr Fruf-
in turn will be in a position to ma- ? s al east Qa m p4f wUh h lJmA
terWly Improve gentral buslnea lsu. ywp sniJ wbere conJijc)111
conditions. Ifr-rcrabie toils are large and plentiful.
rAn orderly and graJui! marf.ng j tae4liltkg Q3d no UBUWwUv
o exUting wheat stock will ad the ruT)r by JtltT bu ia the ww
prent derre4 price tcondlPifi L the sUl wnere niDf1i ha4 b.
acd there are tremendous economic jcficfent. shedding will no doubt b
factors at work to free stower and gres fow oug r gtnoun of
more stable marketing. j aamaee by weeril la rery difficaii to
-SetUemect of the coal strike riH s:roa but ht h(KIJ k
result In decided amount of rolling J tf(fft:te:r by Anjnlst ia j.; f
stock capabU of moriug grain lo ter- shoulJ j br he a;t of Augu
mlnals nd erpected tmproveaent ti3 hefBir lh. . r..
I -- " t vh a v v "
j Ag Uoiaal Nacln Leado the WirM:i
I In Motor Car Value j
New Prices Effective August 1st
Reductions up to $200.00
SIX CYLINDER CARS
FOUR CYLINDER CARS
v
general business conditions shoul
further affect the amount of equip-
ment available.
The American farmer sold fcli
surplus grata last spring at high
price but good crops ' and good
supplies ar In prospect and thanks
to the relief measures adopted by
Eum-ne Meyer throarh the war fin-
fatice corporotioa and the farm boat J
the farmer is now in a far position
ia no-a uis Krain ior reaauaJwe i of f oalltse ja
ices. The effect of Mey.r vera i . lUl
SOUP li WHISK
commenced. Two more condition rj-
ports yet remain for the cotton seasn.
It U generally felt that the dami
ftvm bolt weeril so far does not conj-
I pjre with that of last year Winter
I weather made conditions more favor
able for boll weevil but good growing
cx.TutuoDi hare somewhat orercoi5
lstecesi of season. TtiinfaU fry. it?
July has been escesiire in a number
the eastern ha"f of th
the. aestern half the
j cotton crop was teginrang to w i'.t M
1 caring the heat of the day. Weevil
are found la rrct!cai!y alt locadittei
afftcted ia 1521. aUhouirh many fieiu
are tut sl:ght!y infested It !s est
Kited that of last year's Insect dart
age la Oklahoma -SO per cent was d .ic
to weevil and Z) per cent each to totl-
wo'm and leafworm.
New Price
5-pas. Touring $1240
7-pass. Touring $1390
Mayor of Canadian Village and
Three Companions Take Off
Passengers on Doomed
Ship
Montreal. Aug. t. Picturesque
Hilar Guerin mayor cf Le Prarie
whose praises are being sun a!oLg
The material out of which
your body is built would bring
about S cents if tbxy could be
separated and sold in a drug
store.
This is fiuced out by Dr.
Georgine Luden in the current
.Tnurrtnl nf iha Ameriean Aferlicl
AarwitiMi . the St. I.awrenca for his daring 1 3
Th. W Kn.W ri;n er4hl? B TeCBe Of iTO jAMm
Dr.' Luden. contains iron enonph iof tt
to make an avera sixe nair fatttJse rock ln U lower LatWn
enough for seven bars of soap. h toUowln matter
lime enough to whitewash a ot rci r j 4i
rilVnAnn stiMf emmcb to fill bero.
1' o-- - 1 ri
a snaKer ana suipuur euoun 101
rid a doe of fleas.
7-pass. Sedan . .
3- pass. Coupe . .
2-pass Roadster
4- pass. Sport . .
$2190
.$1890
.$1210
.$1395
in.
Prices F. O B. Factory
New Price
5-pass. Touring 935
2 pas. Roadster . . $ 915
3-pass. Coupe ....... .$1385
5-pass. Sedan . $1545
3-pass. Cab .... . . .$1195
5-pass. Carri-ole ..... .$1275
Nash cars are and have been built
to meet the users' requirements.
These new prices established with
out a single change in design or con
struction giving the public the greatest
value ever offered in the motor car
industry.
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! .UN CN STREET GARS
Mayor Thompson Would Install
5-Cent Bn Lines In the
Big City; Strike
" c : " ls"0n
Gerlach Bros. Motor Co.
In the brain is a
tity of gold.
The blood that
minute quan-
circulates
Chicago Acg. t With ail peace ef
fortj apparently at a sunditiil. ta'
pe soup and lots ttfjd day of the treet ear strike foaaJ
Ciiicago's erstahiie strap hangeis
gooa nasurea.y rerensd on pacs-
Ipg box6s or solid tiled moiof trucks
crowded into jitneys or waiking loa?
distances to steam trains or whateve
movie ef tr3.asportatLon offered.
ihe crowding watting and inton-
Wltlsky bUno
or real ham work.
U was to these three things he de-
c&ired th.; the men women and
children oa the tranded st.auier
throngli your bodv would half w lt aIety-
fill fin ordinary bucket says H modestLy yielded the credit for
Lndon. feat 10 b Cardinal. Joseph !
This Wood w kept moving by iouVaIa nd LXnald Bauvtn il use veesce semed to grow Iss how-
the remarkable little pumping Monsieur KUaire. steeped aith. jhe i e-er as the public became more ac-
engme the heart which normally lore ot a itre ca the rapias.
rlthout
Forty times tQe quartet Ir3v their
ftail life boat through the be-;:cini
beats 103.6SO times every 2i
ho.irs.
Art . i t
-Hjwrrwu orwiu we whirlpool In which the cum-O; Sffcpt
lt bll's 'e " vuueu. ! at thirt at.: rlf Aa.t forfr tin
What makes it beat or stopttb hTt R out M
heating! That is the riJdle of prm3 Not one
. . - 'slip a slip would have means death.
. uucu'r t an rue out lor yuu
eiect.-tc
message to the
cestotced to doia
transportation. In a
; council today Mayor Thompson di-
toenct-d the officials of the.$treet car
torr panics and asked an appropriation
of JCH00 to install a manicitV
five cent bds line.
a list of the chemicals or ele-
ments that make n your body
lie misrht give you the exact
quantities of each. You could
go to a drug store and buy the
list mix the stuff together and
say: "There is a duplicate of
my body."
It all resolves itself dowu to
simple elements.
And yet there Is a difference
between the drusj store chemicals
and the actual body. That dif-
ference is something that cannot
be measured. It has no weight.
It is invisible.
The spirit which gives motion
and consciousness to the cheni
ical machine known as the hu-
man body is something' entirely
separate and apart.
Osr bodies are like railroad
locomotives The engine stands
on a sidetrack motionless dead.
Coal is in the fire-box. Water
waits to be turned into steam.
The engineer (soul) steps into
the cab touches a match to the
coal. Life begins.
As the coal burns tip more
fuel corresponding to food is
shoveled in. Gradually despite
repairs the locomotive (body)
wiarpaLj Jt goes to the junk
hiap death.
The engineer or soul however
does not die with the locomotive.
:9 Charles Ress ooe of an earner
rescuing party had proved an hour
Derore iionsteur ili.itre asut.
Ross with a compau'ea. Ann-
strong wag swept away by tae cur-
rent when their boat crashed Into
the sids of the stranded steamer.
Armstrong was rescued fertile down
the rapids but Ross' body was nat
foual
WOMAN WALKS OFF
10 DEATH
Leader advertis-
ing pays ask the
man who has
tried it .:. .:.
New York Aug. 4. A woman
about forry-five years old walked
to the stern of tte ferryboat Tenafi7
eocn after it left Ks slip at lMm
Leader advertis-
ing pays ask the
man who has
tried it. -:- -:-
113 W. Harrison.
Phone 237
LIHLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. W. STRAUS. PrWaW
Aaaaricaa Society f.r Thrift f
"TflE greatest of faa!u.M aays
C&rlyla. "is to b cotscioas ef
none. No mam
who has mad
progress in the
world kas don
so vitkoit
making m I s-
takes. Errors
o f jndgmaat
and faulty de-
c I s i o n s ara
bound to oc-
cur. Bnt prog-
ress aad too
cess com
through learn
ing' the lessons
that our mis-
Failor on th
through th
PHENOMINAL SALE
All Silk Goodlmit Silk Hose
$1.89
Pair
. W. STRAUS
Culfcura Scd
ScoVclTclTcuch
takes teach as.
..L V a
v.ner nana comes
repetition of one's errors.
To eliminate mistakes as th
result of the close study of one's
persona! problems is efficiency. It
is this quality that distinguishes I
the thrifty man from th man who
is thriftless. Th latter continues
the mistakes of wasting money
time energies and opportunities.
Tfc thrifty man learns in th
school of experience that thes
things mean retrogression. While
e makes his mistakes h is ner-
soaally organised along such line
jf efficiency that he ia not likely
ta repeat them. Hi practice of
thrift and self .denial bar devel-
oped will-power and eharaetar.
Therefor his mistakes become
sources of strenrtk. Instead nf
millstones about his neck he makes
them stepping stones to greater
accomplishments.
Do not bemoan your mistakes.
If yea are young man or young
cman standing today on th
:creshold of life do rot inugin
that you will go through th
tourney without displaying short-
scmings. The question ef your
tuccess or failure in Ut will not
iepend oa whether you make mia-
sakes. It will depend oa - your
ability to Ukt advantage of them.
avoid jjieir repetition and
ttiliz them a necessary lessons
a th development of character
sad judgment.
a
Box $550.
Heavy strand all silk full fashioned silk hose in blacks and
vrHte?. sizes S( to 10 's. Tliis ii the same Goodknit number we
carry nil the time at $2.95 this shipment being slightly irregular.
We have examined iozens of them and cannoft note the imper-
fection. here and there perhaps a pair with one hose inch
longer 'limn the other. Do not confuse these with seconds they
are not. merely sub-standards bought at a ridiculously low price
and paed on to our customers. . .!.. i
i " ' (. ?r ; '' ' ' ' -.
On sale Saturday Monday and Tuesday at
$1.89 pair; Box $5J50.
. See Friday's window (iisplayl ; V' t
' ( : vp " ''-.' -
Giffen Dry Goods Co.
wa not found and the Tenafly went
on it way.
Within an Boor however John Sal-
tIcb. aa employee- ot th Albany Dar
Line saw th bodry HoaUng near the
recreation pier at 129th Street and
banted It ashore. The woman wore
a wedding ring and a diamond toll
Uire. v. .
SLAYERS OF FIELD
MARSHAL MUST DIE
JEGGr .SHAW
BOBMT AGUE)
Street and th Hudson River at S:30
o'clock last aisM. apea&d the fates
and stepped off inta th river.
Captain Jdge s opped the engines.
A boat was lowered ami fo fifteen
or twenty minot a search was cry
du.ted by deckhands on the Teaaffy
and sailors of th UaTUU States
steamship Richester who were pass-
ing ;he spot la a lianca. To body
(By The AmvlueZ Tro
London Aug. 4. Th court of
criminal appeal todar beard and
dismissed the appeals of Joseph
O'Salliran and Reginald Dunn under
sentence of death for the assaastna-
(tioa of ta field inarsbal Wilson.
The appellants ver not present at
th bearing. ' .
CELEBRATING 132 ANNIVERSARY
OF BIRTH Of COAST GUARD
Funeral Directors and Embalnsrs
in
112 W. Oklahoma Art
; )ijr i8
riumt tx
men of the U. S. coat guard wherc-
erer stationed lolned todar In cele
brating the lXhid birthday of the ser-
Washington Aug. 4. Officers and Tkc Appropriate driU will be helj '
ai every station a feature of the cer -mony
being the reading at Muster of
a general order from Ass't 6ec"y i:t
the Treasury Clifford reviewing the
long career ot the coast twd.
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Niblack, Leslie G. The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 118, Ed. 1 Friday, August 4, 1922, newspaper, August 4, 1922; Guthrie, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc712626/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.