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TIIE LEADER. (1UTITRTE. OKLX MONDAY. OCTOBER 18-lfGO.
PAGE TWO
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Makes Food
Taclo Good
'frr-ites n i'tf'!'; Bids digestion
Imr'rii --0 V -i?t i'u thus relievi J
.'i.fu:i " oal.Tr vlt. ' the p.-iis nd
aehes of rheumatism and gives
trei.gth t the who'0 system.
JJeariy CO ytara phenomenal aale) 1
tfe'l tfre'fclory of the i:rev. merit ana i
guiws of lUthfs Sariari::ju It
is just the. in- 'IS i n- you need now.
Hood's JKi'.a he'.p fine cathartic
it n
flDUHUll.IV.tJ
PREDICTED Blf PROFESSOR - ?
Wiman Head of Bryn Wawr
. ...
Collage Says Handwriting
13 NOW On the
Wall '
I'I'.i'.ad :di uia. Oct. IS. A bone-dry
world "was predicted by l)r. M. Carev
Tliotn.is ;:sident of Uryn Mawr col-
lepe in Ler addr!s at the opening
of the tWrty-six'h year of the college.
film said:
"Already it is possible to read the . take fKj for ;;ri or even i" davs.
writing on the wall. In (treat Britain ..y0 rili; cfin te established as o
end western Kurope the i-onsumptio!) jiM1(jth of tjnj0 a man can fast. His
of wiufju in restaurant everywhere -ndurance. will depend u;n hi irt-'
fi-eina to bo greatly de reased. Tho- vj0UH he-iith his constitution and nlno
'"llTifstion if drastic repulatiori of th.-? p0n -jjig spiritual condition wCiich is
liquor traffic is to be voted on on very iniportaitt. li is well knov. n
' in Scotland w here the dnmhiieHs of (hat a starving man may increase
both wen and wtnsen is truly terrible his endurance a great deal by drink-
Hugo and enthusiastic temperance Ini? water."
inr-otingH are beiuir held in all the j
great cities and the growth of the'
temperance setithw-nt is very tmirked.!
"Scandinavia is already ..net tint? rid
'of drinking by tU sternest kind of.
ttato rc-gulation."
When Altar Shaadid Syrian pirl.j
Just arrived lost control of the cur
she was driving Sunday I ah lie John-;
Bon 10 lout her life. TUe car crashed '
5'it3 idewalk t-rushiug the life out
of the Johnson pirl. The accident oc
turred at Oklahoma City.
Coughs' Grow Better
firprisinr.ty ooo ttiront innammiition dittV
pr&r. irritation U rciicvl and throt tjek-
ling tvopa wbeo you use reliable tine-tnttil
t
SUNDAY and MONDAY
DUST1N FARNUM in
"BIG HAPPINESS"
"Big Happiness' Gives Noted Star
Opportunity fdr His Best Work
en Screen
' Mysteries nra the spice of life. In
ability to solve them creates deeper 1
Interest. On of the paramount is-l
files in rn.ikinir a moving picture is!
t'm necessity of offering a problem i
and Riving no intimation of the sola
Hon until the end.
Critics agree that just such a situ-
ation Is presented with wonderful ef-
fect in "Hig Happiness" Dtistlne Far-
num's latest starring: vehicle which
will be presented ut the Pollard
loatre today for a run of two days.
It is the latest prod iction of the
llnstin Farnum Productions Compiuy
and lR released by Ruhertson-C'ole s
a super-special.
"l!i Happiness" Kathryn Adams.
novel bv i'ho French author "Pan." 1st
a throbbine. pulsatinrr drama of hit
man pnssioi:? in which Mr. Farnu.ii.
niiiiearins !- a difficult characterisa-
tion pives one of the most remuk-
ul'l.i portrayals of his career.
The pii'ie appeals to all of th?
emotions. There are moments wh-m
you will find yourself balancing :m
citemeni; are are moments cf
t it- t-iui !! titr m:u. u'iin Willi -i
i pathos when ' your' eyes will bej
damp; tber are many laughs airij
ri'uations that will make your wrath i
rise. i
Also
V. ister Keaton in his latest Sl.i"-'
f:t:( V Plrolv in Tver Ua..lc -P....l
Thirteen".
Matinee l:nu Niulu ::?)
Ad.nission Only 10 and 20 ctntt.
j
111
UAUU
TUESDAY
OLIVE THOMAS In
"DARLING MINE" HAS PLENTY
OF HEART INTEREST
Seirniok Photoplay in Five Parts.
... This is a pleasing comedy drup a
w ish t lentv of (mart interests whim-
pica' touches of humor and a plot in
which the element of chance plays
J f Vtru-- pnrt but nevertheless ma'ii-
t 4ains its bold on the audience's synt
: jiaUiies. It is excellent light eiite-
tiinment and exhibitors should find;
It i-wlfVf'tri;lfit1niij. . 1
1 Tutbos i:nd comely are deftly minr-
led. The heroine's r-ntrv into the
? Flun3 "brinKitiit
lisht into dark i
rlac-s." her burying of the shoe in
i an attempt to win .er lover's a tf ac
tion according to the old Celtic sn-
perstlticn. are incidents which add
":r?itly to the picture's appeal. "
Oiive Thomas is very effective as
the Irish lassie Kitty portraying r.oe
v character with ristful charm and hn-
mor. She is cute and fetching: and
S her danrir.? in the stately old minute
Wir universal admiration.
i "Pathe Review." "Literary Dipest."
"Pollard' Comedy. Come down
r"l TV r rt 11 IT It Otlll it Vrtll rQlf fiftit
amusement at Camivai come around
aid see the late Olive Thomas in tu s
fomedy drama.
RECORD FOR FASTING
Only One Other Instance on
Record Where a Man Lived
Longer Than 63 Days
. .... Without Food
PaHii. Oct. IS. "po Joiife- hunger
t-trike of Mavor MaeSwinev of ('. :
" .; discussion hero as
Jl.lS CJ.lseil ir.IU U Ul.-cilhSiOH l rf
I ... .
;to !iov long it Is possible for a man
to fast. Dr. Hooquet has told the
Parts Midi that the record is fit liv;
ui.w". fi s..i hv William Cramer
without food set by Allium C.ram.r
In 1 "S3 1 .
"Canler had been sentence 1 to
tloath an! was confined n p ie prison
of Toulouse" said Dr. Sooquet.
He
hud a horror of the Kuillo'.liie ai
o sav.- nitn.'eir ironi ;-aui ny
'instrument d t'r:nined to starvo I
wh'h fA ff !::
'Many hunger-str:k'r5
avs.
havo hveil
:hmr ;han roulll av; .. xpt.
1;o w. nrl. "Tliore are -a-
a?e of Tanner Sucri am! Merlatti
the latter f whom starved for lN
'davs while he lost oiieqijart'-r of hi
weight. Taylor tellst of tha cas-j
a worker who was iii'.'risoned in a
mine for C' days without food. lie
'lived three days after his rescue un i
died as a reivilt of heini; t xressivly
f..il Vnnv I'inalics have refused iO
One w:ler says be Vnows Just
where .HardiuK stands. Wiy dtm't
he tell Hardinn then so he will know
too.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Kxclusive line of samples printed
or engraved. Order early and be
sur of a delivery. Kniemher. we
' fpecialize in finp prlntitr.. Our lme
j of wedding atul so !ety samples is
up-to-date and type faces
new
and
modern.
CALKIN'S PRINTING CO
Fir.it Door hjonth ot Fashion Shop.
TODAY.
Extra Good Program.
HOOT GIBSON in
"THE GRINNING
GRANGER."
Latest Comedy Western
Tjg
Eramr'. Laughs Stunt? Action.
A Crackerjack. with a capit.il C.
Also
Last Episode of
EDDIE POLO in
"THE VANISHING
DAGGER."
i Also
.'"THE RED HOT TRAIL."
Presenting
MAGDA LANE.
Fast story with plenty of pep.
Also
GOOD COMEDY.
FcaU'ruig
BEN WILSON.
"TUT.T.'S WTFT1 "
i..
'inese Are ew riCXUres. riemy
of them and the price
ONLY
5 Ai 10 CENTS
TUESDAY.
Pathe SDecial Eier Ficturc.
"THE THIRTEENTH
CHAIR."
Second time for Guthrie.
Also
"ELMO THE FEARLESS"
Also
PATHE NEWS.
Newest show in Oklahoma.
WEDNESDAY.
Vitagraph Special.
EARL WILLIAMS in
"THE
PURPLE CIPHER."
Brand new. absolutely first run.
Also
Two Reel Western.
Both pictures first run brand
new.
PRICES ONLY
5 ANO 10 CENTS
WEDNESDAY.
BIG MUSICAL
COMEDY COMPANY
For the remainder of the week.
" --'''' ' ' '
I 1
BREAKS A COLD
'Pape'i Cold Compound" in-
stantly relieves stuffiness
and distress
I .Drfn't stay stuffed-up Quit blow
line and snuffling' A dose of "Pa i i
t-oW Compound" taken ev?ry iw.r
hours until three doses are taken
ually breakes up a servere -cold himI'
enus un grippe mwt'rv.
Th( vpry flm (pong your
ctogged-up"notrils and th ar ;as-
sages of tup head; stop nose ru.i-
'I;K8; relieves the headache dttll-
.i snee2inj? Sl)r(Mtss
fi!(j 'miffnesii. '
"Pape's Cold Compound" It the
quickest surest relief known and cos's
w"y 3 tew l:e!US Bl "ruB fclure- ii
acts wltbcut assistance tastes nire.
1 Ci
ontiiins no quinine Insist upon
papes:
Paris Girls Are Deserting the
Needle For the Typewriter
and Costuir.crs Are Wor-
rying Thereover
Paris. Oct. IS. The French "midi-
nette" is disappearing anil youn
French girls are throwing aside the
iuedle for the typowrtter. according
to the larse fashion iiousen f Paris.
Th
appreirticfl who irsed to be glad
to ewer a modest s or costumiers
establishment as midiuette at first
earning nothing but her keep ia now
learning typewrlf.n 'ttth lrh;s jt!iat date and May '27 but has no
suspicion of sliorthind. and can com- m.n heard from since. Wr:w W. K
man.! a fait- salary as soon as her Landrnm &:19. Harrison St. sto-.-ks-course
of instruction is completed. ()n Calif
hxpenenced modests o::d dressaiak-!
ers vainly point out the folly of this
course which they say leads many
ttirls into a blind-ally occupation in-
stead of providing them with a trade
at which they can eventually earn a
living runnina into many hundreds of
dollars a year a.s premiere in a bi
(Kiddies)
'5c
ANY SEAT-
(Adults)
10c
-ANY TIME
GUTHRIE TIEATRE
TODAY AND TUESDAY.
1 P. M. to 11 P. M.
Continuous.
Thrills and Romance Galore.
William Fox Presents
WILLIAM RUSSELL
The Noted Film Star in
"THE MAN
WHO DARED."
lie fouifht for love amid
the "riant redwoods of the
West nixl won asramst
heavy odds. A srt'CHt star in
;; great !!'. A drama of
love and ri'vemrv.
He was a hitf-lieartcd iiitn.
herjack tviis Hiy .Jim
(I'Kanc and everywart loved
l;iii tnen Miitnii' litit'. The
sheriff doHMe-tTossM him.
Imf lie won the jrirl in spite
of Uds.
Also
FOX NEWS EVENTS OF
THE WORLD.
Also
BEN WILSON in
"TRAIL OF THE
OCTOPUS."
Always a Big Show At
GUTHRIE THEATRE
(Kiddies) (Adults)
5c 10c
Coming Wed.. Thurs.
Wm. S. Hart in "The Devil s
Double" ri-act western p'ay.
Also Bull's Eye comedy. Also
Warner Oland in "The TtirJ
Hye."
Coming Fri. Sat. The
greategt picture ever shown In
Guthrie Harold Bell WrisflU
"Shepherd Of The Hills" s pic-
ture every -man woman and
child should see. Also "The
Beauty Shop" comedy. lso
Mutt and Jefr in "Brave
Tproadur" rfA'.iio Fox News of
The MTHYWrrK10 Hwk'B
Trail." .
Coming Sun. Fidelity Pic-
tures Co. presents Thomas J.
Carringan and Vivienne Os-
borne in "Love's Flame" the
greatest love stfry ever told.
Also Hank Mann comedy. Also
Franklyn Farnum in "Vwiishiug
Trails." -
Coming Xext Mon. Tues.
"Win. Fox presents Eileen Percy
in "Husband Hunter" sprial
attraction. Also Fox Sunstnne
comedv "Ten Xiahts In A Bar
Room".. Also F-'News of
the World. Also Ben - Wilson
In "Trial Of The Octopus."
4
V
. 1
Do itf Da It Tae Cai-fareu u-
nioht vnnr r un.l .owes a IK I
"" .
wak up fret- fron censtipation .. L-
ousness. sick headache or a uad odd.
You will feel an happy as a bit !
'ur head will be flwr your stomach
and breath sweet am! skin rosy. No
griping no inconvenience. (bilJr'U
lov Cascarets too. t M cent"
fashion bouse receives a salary vary-
iiig between $3.00) a:; i f 3.5 0.
There Is a great nhort;i$e of hAn
in the large dressmaking houses of
Paris.
; Carr:er boys have no re -eipt boom
do nr; pay them for Leader Jib
scrlp'Jous.
SOLDIERS GIVEN UP FOR
DEAD COME TO LIFE
fcontmufj lrcm i'ajfp J.)
it is in the power of someone some-
where to relieve can be besi appre-
ciated by relatives of the hundred
of missing men whose fate has never
benn definitely determined. I!y ar-
rangement with the American Legion
Weekly (The Leader herewith pres-
ents the following cases and will
hB frnm . . ...
I James H. Miller pvt. Co. G Km!i
J Inf. reported killed i" action M iry
-0 lilS. Wrote two letters betwe n
Charles J. N'ecomb. Co. ('. lO.Ir.i
Inf. severely wound-d in jaw at
Cheateau Thierry July '.'0. 1!1X and
parents so notified. They received
r.o further word for a year hen they
were given the number and locftior
of the son's trave. Writ1 Alfred J
N'ewcomb ST Belvidere St. Boston.
Maurice Kat pvt. Hq. Co. Sl'ttl.
j'F.r.prs. reriorted uic k in 'hospital a
I Brest August 13 IP!1 and later re
ported dead. Sister has since re
fceived Information tnat leads her tf
I believe he may still alive. Writ'
I Misg Bessie Kati V.'-'S McAllister '.
! San Francisco. Calif
i Thomas C. Zehner C. F. !l't!
! Inf.. wounded July 20. 1 L1 8 and 'a"t
reported d "'nd. Said to have beet
; seen alive in July 1H9. Address
! mother. Mrs. Charles Zehner 1 !-.
Phiiadephia St. Indiana Pa.
i Michael J. Mahoney .t'th Co. '.t:
; 'Marines reported died October i
' from wounds received tone:
'I; later reported seen in hospital. Ad
'dress sister Jdisi Mary A. Mahonev
i'a Taft ave.. New Brighton N. Y.
I George C. Winkler pvt.. Co. H. IT tl
'Ir.f. Has been missing since October
7 1913. Anyone having tnformatior
rfiould communicat with Hy A
"Lampe of Biesen Winkler post Amer
'ican Legion Germantown. 111.
Daniel J. Srnullen pvt. Co. C. IStr
'Inf. Was wounded between July l(
'and 21 191S." No further informatior
has been received. Cotnmunira't
with F. A. McClosky Lenape post
'No. 211 Sayrrivilie N. J.
i 'Glen It. Wilson rpl. Co. E.3.3 Inf
' was either wounded or killed in th
Argonne November 1 HHJ. ' Infoi
mation on how her son died wantc
by Mrs. May E. Wilson. Box li:
Oberlin Kans.
' Thomas J. Camming last seen whe:
In clerical force of personnel a lj i'a"
office Base Section 2 Bordeaux. In
formation wanted by father. T. J
' Cumming C. H. and R. Ry. Co. D
Soto Nat. Bank Bldg.. Arcadia Fta
Joseph O. Alvord Co.' I. 17'th Inf
His family lat heard from him 1 ts
before he went into the Argonn". In
formation wanted by his brother Wo
M. Alvord Jewell Kansas Box R. 3
Archie S. Lake pvt. t7tu Co. Mtr
Marines. Reported missing Chateau
Thierry July 19; later reported dur.d
Write to R. S. Cuetter a-i; Nelsor
"pve. Willmar Minnesota.
Powhatan R. Dance 4.1th Co. Ml
Marines was reported killed In ac
"tion on November 1 191? in. the Ar
'gonne. Anyone having any inform.
tion as to his death write to Mr?
WVE. Dance 1S31 Tark ave. Rich
mond Va.
WOMAX 75 KSCAPES
1(M)H FARM; IS "DKAI1
; Pawhuska. Oct. 18. After a ten
days' search instituted by the sheriff
the police force and Mie boy scouts
the body of Mrs. Luclnda Price 7"
years old who was believed to have
' escaped from the county farm was
found on the grounds 'in a seclude 1
spot. . . . i
The search became countywide.
when the days passed without a clew
as to her whereabouts. Having es-
caped twice from the institution In
the past sixty days the superinten-
dent ot the farm felt Ho' particular
alarm over her disappearance kut Do-
CASCARETS
They Work while you Sleep'
Use the Highest Quality
Milk in the Marlcet-
Powdered Milk
Kllni users know that they get
the best - the purest the most de-
licious milk in the market.
Klim users face no fears of milk
shortage no delayed deliveries-
no undependable quality they
have no worries about souring.
Klim needs no ice because it does
not sour; it does not freeze in
winter. In any locality in any
season-it is always the same ex-
cellent milk awaiting use.
Spell it backwards
if
POWDERED M I LK
MiHc-i J.' water and Vi solids.' fThti boi ids give milk
its character its flavor- its food value. Remove the
water and all the valuable part is left. Replace the
water and it becomes liquid milk instantly just as
rich as fresh as delicious as the richest creamiest
country milk you ever drank.
Eminent physicians and leading food authorities en-
dorse Klim. Hospitals and schools use Klim. It is
excellent for baby feedings ; many babies' lives have
been saved by Klimt
Make your pantry your dairy. Get a supply of
Klim to fill your family needs : Klim Powdered Whole
Milk (full cream) for drinking for coffee for cereals
and desserts; Klim Powdered Skimmed Milk for all '
cooking purposes )
Alonglistof the advantages of Klim may be mentioned
but you can see for yourself how valuable it is
once you start to use it. Go to the nearest dealer and
get a supply to meet your needs.
E.
El!
'
Senatorial Candidate
receives
Ovation At Norman; Assails
Stand of Harding As
Non Progressive
Norman Oct. IS. With several)
mndred university students mem- j
mts of tlli I'nivei-sity Cox-Uooevelt j
lub 1njet;r't "college jazz" into the;
'.pplause Scott Ferris Democratic j
candidate for the L'nited States ser.-
ate met nrl th one of the niost enthusi-
'.stic rwett!(pi Jf his -am;aign here
tonight 11 1 "K
The speaker after labeling Hard-
ng as the child of preditory interests.
' a reactionary jdus." Ferris compared
he record of the Republican candi-
date' with tliat of Gov. Jas. M. Cox.
itlng from the 'onressional Rec.orl
o show that Harding was aUays
i!bunls on the side of bis; business
vgainst the people whiie Cox was al-
ways alTgned w'lth the ; regressive
fortes. .
Ferris said the Republicans arta de-
oid ef a constructive issue and
vnere!y cry "we want a change." He
declared that a change meant going
back to conditions as they existec
under Republican adudnistmtion and
hen cited official statistics to prov?
Miat never in the history of the na-
iieved that she had strayed or ha I
been taken to some town in the
county. . 1 ? 4V
The .body was buried in a lot do
nated by a Pawhuska citizen.
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MERRELL SOULE SALES CORPORATION
217 E GRAND AVENUE
OKLAHOMA CITY OK.LA.
KLIM IS ON SALE AT EVANS GROCERY CO
118 E. OK LA !
":; GUTHRIE. OK LA. r
tion had prosperity been so gvneral
as under the Wibstm adminiMration
j He outl'ned the -ourse the lhmo-
points out that this course was the
J "surest if not the only practicable
i "l
tvorm aim lerininatinj me insuirer-
Able burden of great military and na-
i Vitl establis'hnient.''
WHAT 0.r SMALL. r.ilUI knitted to vote.
ritOPlCKI) IX YKAK The books are now open; the books
(will close October 2;K
Following is a list of the registrars
bo done on a small farm has again in the city and their street number:
received illustrations thifl year a the Ward h )ret.lnct i.Teague Ray.
North Dakota Training school which gjg Cleveland.
ueriM a -model farm of 75 acres.) ... . . .
- Ward 1 precinct 2. Nellie Hauiil-
J. M.. Devine 8uv)erintendent sum- . .
. ton c2d East Vilas
marines the seasons production on
75 acres thus: WarJ 2' re?nct 1-TA' U Brown-
Cardeo 1 raducts. $3078; farm pro-!212 Mt 0Wlhln aveaue'
ducts. $3.94M0; dairy and hog de-f Ward 2 ureclnct 2. J. M. Kroeger
nnrtment un?i?- . hickena is. i'MSr east Warner. '
canned fruit and vegetables $500.
.Total revenue $12610.57.
Omitting garden products and can-
ned fruit and vegetables tke income
from ordinary farm products was $9-
032.57. MOOXSIIIXF STILL IS
For.ri IX A JAIL
Hendirson Ky. 0vt. 18. Invest!-
gating the orod of burning rags Jail-
or Rod Davis discovered a moonshine
rtill in the city jail. Prisoners had
made their fire from pieces of blan-
kets and had distilled more than a
pint of liquor from com bread saved
from Jail rations.
Leader Classified Ads Get Results.
( ' '
MATER ELECTRIC CO.
' Phone 79.
Economize Use Westinghouse Lamps.
: mi& w
s MILK i
i
J .H VOl' . YOTFK? YOU
MVST IIF llFCilSTFHFI)
'.. to ... 1(1(1 nn tht Bttronrt
j Novem!)(.r; yoil mU9t be registered.
; The law requires that every voter
nnist have a registration receipt aud
must present it. to the Inspector of
the voting precinct trtiere he casls
l.is vote. If you do not have a regi-
stration receipt you will not be per-
Ward 3 precinct 1. D. A. Hunter
Cornr Harrison and lroad.
W'ard'3 precinct 2. Frank Pieratt.
Corner Pharmacy Comer Oklahoma
and First.
"Ward 4. precinct 1. J. A. Nelson.
708 west Noble.
Ward 4 precinct 2. Maud Daniels
613 west Harrison.
Ward 5; . A. H. Morey 1321 West
Washington
Among eggs Mrs. Margaret Ward
of Vernon. N. Y. placed under a hes
was an unidentified egg which had
been found in a field. The strange
egg is now a henhawk and the lieu
is mothering 1L
Leader Class HbO. Ads Get Reaultf
Our Service Is
We can wire any house
new or old. Supply you.
with Beautiful Lighting
Fixtures and any Modern
Electrical Device.
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