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ia his eyes the orderly came up io
the casket and reverently placed the
overs on it.
Official confirmation is sill lacking
3, the re ori that the German airplane
responsible for the death OF Major
Lufbary had been brought down by a
French aviator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

There will be a regular meeting Tue
= day night Work in third
= degree will be put on
80 Lodge open at 500 O'Clock
: q J | L-oveless, W NJ; Jess T
M Cox. Secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
Troop Trains Pass
Through Guthrie.

Ross Calvert passed through Guth-
rie this morning on troop trala
bound for the eastern seaboari. This
is the third troop train To pass thru
Guthrie from the south since Sunday
Young Calvert has been stationed a,
Travis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

rxss in this co-ttior foC- T-or.fss
,-fore trird crri---s Scar a-i Orr
icr.. ard with t1c use e crly c-e
ocx Of Cuficz-a Ointment s1d c1e
axe cf Scar I ~zs entirely h-si-A
s:r--cl Mrs ". r C1--is- P :.
scx 20. Certzl. ). =. Augusi =. L.
Cu.i1urs is I 7-re. g----i- SOAP 'lezl
- daily soii-- usc- Assisted b. tcu1s-
= of Cuacu-. Oi--r7>-; { dos ulucH
prevent aka ard sca,P troubles
ss.pi< Esek Free n Mel 49, r.r.s--
s-d -Csri<prs- Depr- IA. ss-ten- -
-t-ryynerS- >oz1 - Drr1se-t = 1no &c
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Working on 6orelum Matter.

In connection with the reorganiza-
ton made at the time when the de-
Tartmeni of justice j. undertaking at
the direction Of the president an in
vestigation of charges brought agains,
the honesty and loyalty OF men here
tofore in full control OF the air pro-
gram Z 4 Deeds and d Waldon
o. the signal corps. be detached from
all other duties and assigned 10 as
sist the attorney general The in
siructions make II clear that these
officers are not to be regarded as
suspended under charges They are
detailed 10 give attorney geenral and
Charles + Hughes. who Is to direct
the inquiry. all information in the
hands o. the war department relating
10 ;he air craft program
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

SNAP-Good S-room house with gas.
well, cisiern cement cave. barn.
garden, lots, located near the edge
OF town but close to car line. Can
sell from three to 10 acres with this
house II desired Party leaving town
Terms to suit Other bargains in
smaller properties Roy Kneelani.
li5 l-e West Oklahoma avenue.
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post but without connection with the
air service. except that by law. as
chief signal officer. he continues as
eN-otticio member OF the air eAfi
beard
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21
Eczema Itched and
Burned Four Months
Cuticv,ra Heals.

MY hands broke out with ecrcuis
50 badly thai scarcely could DO sny
work without suffering. Il broke CT
n blisters and burned and iichet eaus-
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Red Cross Unit No
Two Meets AZ Conn ttore-

Red Cross unit No of the Lswrie
auxiliary met at the home OF Mrs b n
Conn Ten members were present
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\ general inventory and appraise-
mont has been filed in the estate of
" l. Erwin The southeast quarter
of section -. township rs. range 4.
vas valued al s4.apo Personal rro-
peSfy az s'.7l-s6. Total. s5.7f7 s6.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

and ten pairs Of bed socks were COM
pleted. This week they will meet at
the home of Miss Inis Davis.
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WILL IN FRAs|ER STATE
FILED; LEFT $4,000
Hearing On Estate Set For May
25; Other Matters of Interest
Before Probate Division
of County Court

The last will and testament OF Eyi,
X Frazier has been filed in th.
G unity court for probate and also
petition by George A Metcalf OF Kan
sas City. Mo. asking for letters tesla
nentary upon the estate. Mrs. Fras.e.
t'ied in Kansas City. May 10. 1918
leaving an estate consisting OF real
estate and personal property. the
probable value OF which are as fol-
lows Notes. $4,000: certificates OF
stock. 5000; real estate in the city
Of Guthrie. 5000. diamonds. $500:
household goods. $500. The hearing
has been Sc, for May -. 1918. The
following is part OF the buiiness
Transacted in the county court during
the past week:
Letters OF administration have been
issued TO Florence Pershall OF the
estate OF Wm Pershall Bond was
approved in the sum OF s2.oo0
Ewing has filed petition for
letters OF administration in the estate
Cf Charles f Ewing. who died al
Guthrie. Feb %, 1915. leaving an es-
tate consisting OF cash $3.50. There
are two heirs The hearing was set
for May "A.
An inventory of exempt property
has been filed in the estate OF wal
llsm Neitman. it was valued at
$40 - and the court issued an order
setting it a art for the use OF the
family.
Fife has filed petition ask
ing that letters of administration be
issued 10 Howard Fife Of the estate or
Eta 4 Fife The estate consists OF :
real estate and is valued at $4,000. !
7 here arc four heirs The hearing
Is set for May 81
Bessie Branson has filed a final ac- b
,ount in the estate OF Arthur ] Bran i
son Il shows sl25S received and c
aaid out and asks for distribution \
II The real estate TO tho heirs. 7
" VI Mccoy. 4 y Armstrong and
? " Chilcott have been appointed
y the court to appraise the estate
. Eliza J Turner. deceased
An order has been issued by the
'ourt admitting the will Of Mary F J
smith 20 proyaie Letters testamen- II
cry were issued to Thomas Smith. Il
hos p McNally. James y Gooch and 5,
chm u Farr were appointed to ap- Z,
raise the estate. n
4 general inventory and appraise-
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No.
Report of the Condition of
THE LOGAN COUNTY BANK
at Guthria
at Guthrie

Demand Certificates ~ Deposit. none
ilHe 'eriifieafcs Il Deposit 4Ssi5 ~
Certified Checks ..... ........ xso
. AsAicr Checks Outstanding 1913 II
Notes and Bills Rediseounted none
BUS PAYABLE ... .............. none
Liabilities other than those above
stated ... ..........s......... none
Total ..-.4- ...... ......... S-g4 80 ~
State n Oklahoma, County Of Logan. -
], Fred J. Beck. Cashier u the above
named Bank 40 soiemnly swear that the
above statement Is irue 90 the hest n my
knowledge and belief 80 hcin ne God
FRED L. HECk.
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
-Hh uag 70 May. iai>
ALFRED ADLER
Notary Public
~ commission expires Feb ?. 1870
SEAL
Correct Attest.
n. J. CONSEwAY.
n r. MrkEAN.
Directors
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OIL and Gas Lease uiar-.

OH and gas ase blanks for sale
: Tho Leader office. Conform TO
all late supreme ut decisions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

.BuY WAR STAMPS" AND SAVE.
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LEADER WANTS BRING RESULTS
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An order has been issued by the
court admitting the will Of Mary F
Smith 10 proyate Letters testamen-
tcry were issued to Thomas + Smith.
shOs + McNally. James y Gooch and
John II Farr were appointed to ap-
praise the estate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-21

An inventory of exempt property
has been filed in the estate OF wal
lism Neitman it was valued at
$40 - and the court issued an order
setting 1t art for the use OF the
family.
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" VI Mccoy. 4 B Armstrong and
T " Chilcott have been appointed
ty the court to appraise the estate
D. Eliza Turner. deceased.
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accorsine 10 the desire az tie soldiers
ThoSe who take checks send ;hen
bone o. deposit them Uiih hanks un-
der soI1e q Tie 1rran-euecfs devised
hy t1rkers htre rilo have correspond
erfs ur hrrroaes 4trpaf For she hen
ttf ~ those N ~ r.se currency q raff
- exchange is established ~ frecia-
nation each mcufh. This rears that
the soldier sefs preach currency in an
amount whith ccnaiiaes lie difference
in vaiue teirter TIE dollar ard ihe
sr1Hc
TIE sQldler. Y he wishes. Ray have
rhe government retain an allotment
fTcm his rcT each rorfh for tis ean
l.ere1f. rs iu the case q deT-enaluf si-
iciineufs This WIZ te sn1lef ty ffe
<orerruent clner fron Wasline7Cu o.
q lesi-latsi peFSaa or hank a. ho-ae.
i TIE allotment - made fos his enn
le-eti he can draw rleCks s.sirs- 81.
Is he cl- sezinsf an Ur1in1Fr tepcsit
Ia his sark Nsfh respect e. g. mrr1
- h.s raf O. lie cererrmers cecs raf
uiihhoit o. has ire sane privilege -s
81 would were - 8 c'rirsn
II tie seitier rec~IVf~ tis ciecks ri
Fraroe ani css1es fifn there - car.
ries the crrr-1Cg areuai riih tr.
ard rhle u il nn- a s,srgcr--
aHcr1f. - = iHte'E no - c,nsfa1fIF
aorrtef ff.oui ins-ur T. Trter s-rf
circrus-1nols - IS rn1rr lEeIr rE
svfrd f quirkig. He csesrr sac fa
fef1slf 80 fn = foreiEn hsrk. te-arsf ll
ieafh stozii cre--zte hiu tls o.
tires e. ttis ccuntrT rf-tt srrr1rtff
cursiter-tle deler and iucunrer isaas
r esiatli.lirs iteir ri-hts in IS a.
cor-t
n u-sf - re--rrrt.c-ni. fn,. f.-1, s..
acc1 - tzrkfrr faesIlfex rf -is frrf
3 rot corfrrl tn fle t1rl-- cf ffa
sa.zl -aga1hir Sirerf f-arn ~ -a.-
s-uurrs IN 81 l1slances A-nr-- i.sl
eEcsrs rrf r-irsfez ftf-e are Is
rrfs r. r1er rtc r,..rrss rrttate o.
cr1uss- rs1rr rf rhfs~ ts--e rrrs.
d rzs l-.4rse ilaF ass.rls4-fel q
fre=- ce-.-'l-s s--rI--ll- ~ So
eisr q --1cs E11 t-c1sss fhsy ~
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s6Il7DF
AND HIS VIEWS On
WOMAN SuFFRAeG

~ I masscr ~ common justice eny
educated human betnt subject 70 the
laws Of society. laws which control
life. N erfy and property, oushf .
have 4 vote - 70 ~fhe sAal write Aps
Who shall execute these Awn ] have
si~sys desired nv mother. ~ wifs
and my da1ehtes 10 hAss ne sans
right that myself peesees J nave
not he<n afraid that tiaey would exer-
rsse the right unwisely " unjustiy q
ecr1upfly.
wcunen taught NJ my manners, my
morsls and ny religion. Tie most
faithfui and the sonndcst advice have
receiyed Ahns uorne from my mother
and my wife honor their sex ana
desire 70 do II honor - ~ell - jus-
tace.
II 10 vain 10 talk Of putting women
on the pedestal OF courtesy when ws
know the conditions ~ modern life
make it necessary ~ 4 means Of ssif
protection for women to have the suf-
frAge. 4
The vote i the right protective Of
all rights
The vote is necessary Il ascertain
the consent OF the governed The vote
Is necessary TO exercise the scvkf-
eighty Of the people, for women. afS1s
al. are people.
1t has been ascertaIned that the ~
fragc was necessary 10 give wemen
more nearly an equal vpse for eQual
labor performed. and this u funds-
mental Of life
The vote ID necessary to enable we-
men to exercise direct inf1scnce "
safeguarding the chiiArsn they briag
into the world and for whose safe
guarding and trainiae aeAipot nice
they are directly responsible.
The vote to women will not rsvcau-
tiouise the World. but II viii improve
the world. ~ women are ssnsitivo
10 moral and ethical condlioaa ~
viii vote for better schools. and theJt
will vote for better police prosectiDns
They win vote against ths uausr trsf-
&c. They win vote agalnst vieA Thegl
Will vote In AAver AZ oon61ttoa9 ~
vorabie to human life. especially cAn-
dren's life.
i sAan rejoice u oklahomA fclicU6
the example Of our great wssteGA
states and Of New York n grsntiho
woman ~ equal right 70 ufAs toort9
and he pursuits a happiness Which
the suffrage ueans
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TIE Necessary facilities abroad for
fteetinc fhen ft.af csrtsin Trust coln-
Innics entered iaio arrsnseIzeDts that
ircuii enable tie solder - sailor 70
~ ais money ard . keep CT send i
aifheuf ioxs or inconVenierce.
Th-ou-h - o18ces 20 both London
rd far.s and Us reisiions attn the
iealiu< f'anks q Frarcs. the Guaranty
rr1ss Curssns q NeW lerk. fer eK-
-r,fte u-s ale 10 ofer sQ.ecius on
trrieroes tC tte usrcers ard r,tn in the
i,H-e-iIficrHry Force - a-si - 60
t.sse or1ectef 1iif oncsaiiy recor-
,e1 orszn -sfiprs cr@rsrins as-ozl
.ne fftt-fa-e - q arse or-zniz1fic4
&C runtraus afll 'ations ir his cC1-t
' RI 81 1t7r1t uas inrrrzse8 ~ THE
- ft1f t1rl ~ I.onto, ar1 T1r 3
Goes ~ IRE css-rs1,y were eficsaIlr
tfsi rnatel Effsslfartes - fbs Jrifel
,t1ies coVe-rurzf
Ths risr -t'cA MS s-rs1 cuu7r-y
~fr'se1 fcr r-rkl-r ne -Ar-erir1r -
ers ule-rF usef4i - h.n incuies
t--lH-e-1ea-s fer fte ofs-ers anI sr-
r-ere--s ~ ftr ma 80 alr--i,y
-fe - rho map cTen rlsrytirr -
rrfs STA arF 11rric-r irlt ~
raI-t ro--lrt. c.. e-ztie< ffe .1r
r rrforn ufs irs avt slrf ti-lser -
Isss ra41 80 tzsa 49, cneks lntas-'i-
Ie'T i- ever iozr - i-por-a1ls in
tr.1ce The sel1er hEei-S an 1c-
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counS with tiie trust ccrrany can
crsw srzirss 4 uhIie n Fr1Doe with
10 rnore difheIiiy tklzr a deIrosi;or
having sr acceur. af TIE main oftcs In
New YORK has i1 czshinS a check al
iocsi hranches. uhIch Il No troutle st
al lie sets g receirf for The money
deposited win tie trust c0npany
his se-ves 70 identlsy hin AZ the
f1ris ofsce. A draft Transfers his &C
ceunf % Frzrce. and his decks are
forthwith cashstie 81 any q seterxi
iunjret corressondsrt of,ces IN that
ts.untry. n IL Jay Il allotted % tire
fsris ostce and he sbouid sotseezent-
= de TIE reco-i IN Sezr YORK q the
4rran nseznenf srT4.iites payment g rs
n.lrfises and lnscr-< safety. Further
rlanss. urte- s-ecisl rcli-g q the
frenca Gorsrrne1f hank te7-asits e
.ias~r<et soielrrs are systematically
's.rsfcIred - the Cnites ssafes-
Nfen . seit'er = nct a deT-osifo- =
Sc frrst cor--z-Y. b: ~ spne ofber
iiefricau ha1k. wh1ch aank nlaF or
reg rr.r - q cus-crncr q tie Gar
.Ity. te c-n osrrin checki-< prirfleres
b lrance - hafirE his horne hank
-~--r for shat = knoun as ~
sa,r-r- rrrlf
rs -r-reiti-- c-rlH- rt1- Torks
.1f IS fo1iov-s. Tbe RAJ rho - -1ln-
- e-fis- - utu IS $40 . x c-iied =
he lrz1 sees so Ia 1zzk s1srs -
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lhan lee locations made and rigs
started up within the past two weeks.
rhs NewkEfk field has taken on new
ste. and the city az Newkirk u or q
viz 00om The reason is thar there
sire hundreds Of visitors and new rel-
i,cnss in the city who we're not here
month ago
A representative AZ ths Prairie
"a ara Gas Company made the pre-
Lstsion a day or SO aro thar the New
k',k tielA woald he greater than the
Cushing on the Glenn Pool fields
0A il found a, aeslh a. around
coo feet. and the Oh is selling fo- s.
: Nafel The drilling In TIE Neskirk
re.e IL sasa II bt less dstficult than
e- osher fields In oklahoma
The Carter On Gem any r. by far
tn~ large operator IN Ihe Sewksrk
f,s. This conpsny owns leases On
q ousan1s a aeses 81 land. ana has
row many rsgs going up This CON-
rary oHas the HAYES well. making
SEQ barrels aay. and the well on
TIE McClaskey farm. making i-900
az rrels day. II was stated here
thaz the Carter company was building
i5oai sixty rigs in the Newkirk field
4.so mat this company probably
vcrla snake Newkirl headquarters
lw ,ho field
During the rasi few days number
n Oklahoma City. Wichita, hans
-aa Tulsa oil men have been in New
,rk and il IS said bought nnm0er
). valuable lesses NTehita men
,uught one half interest in The roy
.'fy On the Nccsaskey farm, paving
S1,88a. and also paid ssassoa for one
aif interest in royalty from The Eek
" farm
The Kokono Oh ana Gas COMPANY
asrlg,ossd nt Judge p X Pope 0f OK
lhoma City, ana others, is through
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| Ing accounts with the Paris Office Of
the Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York can cash their checks az any OF
the l70 branches Of the Bank OF
France. as follows: Officers below the
rank OF lieutenant colonel can cash
checks for 100 francs az any one time;
a lieutenant colonel or colonel can
cash checks for 500 francs and q gen
eral for 1000 francs. This operation
may be repeated as often as six times
during a calendar month The ofacer
can make tins arrangement either be-
fore ne leaves the United States OF
when be arrives in France. II -
wishes 10 make the arrangement BE-
fore b. leaves be Can make first de-
pesit with the Guaranty Trust Com
pany's New York ofsce when he sr-
rive< at a seaboari city In France he
cornnunicafes with the Paris once cf
the Guaranty Trust Company. ana
they send him q check book and CON-
piefs the srrsnseuents with him
II a soldier does not have . check
Irr account at a hank or does not wish
10 open one another safe. convenient
and economical means for Carrying
~~..x >rr,. 49,, a. ,,s -, .rr,-.
and while on the other ssie 10 pro
,,8sa. Th,s "A = new form a -srrvsc>
eaeck- ., I.
IT, .xs-x.c. r..~s.- ~. ~.
perfected By the trust ooupAaies whicA
are ofsrirf.y crrtxnased depooitxy1eo
so- f.ox~~--,~,. f1ns. ~ ~. r-csses
s..,rx sp gn.rs - An Erx,.od ~
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BY FRANCIS X. slssoS.
flee Preslcer; Guaranty Trust Cen
psry cf Nes Work.


Did you ever stop to fAins VITA; 4
srse part Of each dollar raissd Tor
,ncle Sans war budget by Lberiy
-car or otherwise goes 10 1ay The hoys
= the froutt How o. these dollars
each the irenchest how are fhey
urned into French currencyt HeW Co
lie soldiers take care Of his Money
Tier they get IT,
The importance Of these Questions 10
,ur trcops in France caunoi BE- over
.stirnatesi
When We realize that the rlcnfhiy
,ayrou Tor Uncle Sans frhtin- force
: no~ over sipoveopsa thar enei'1if
,f this Is already being serf ltro1l
and that both The total payroll ani fhe
proportion q that scus liraad are zap
idiy increzsi-E. the r-l-niinle cf ne
lask can BE- appreciated.
Organization of sys-cn f0- tAe
layueni = flle army ~ halie vas cou-
1ruiiveir simqie. bui When i cane o.
IL - 50 aNAIA wv - 81. HAN.aN'
nrw set % Circumstances had 70 l.e
dealt uiih
The lrsi step vas 70 provide f1ciii-
fies for ruyis- directly TIE allowances
mace 70 tei.en.lenfs ~ ssiLiers
1be 1lioraaoe - lHG.1iehfs rn'Ier
.fpse reEuiafions 81 l.nescnt involves
risslinr from nashinEton each rorih
.rtr sa0tsD ch-cks averaging sisnui
IS each
A. TIE te<i1ninx - err errrT into
sc var The Eorer-mer- uas fofrcl fe
-lro<zte r1xmenis ir -oil 60 - So
<.eTs 81 fereixn s--viee TIE r,e-e
-hlpme1f q - ruary snriioux - ras3
.eIa % nfte 80 - ur.rsral rszts I1
f.sn- q xsr. - ~ roihiu- - ii.e { =
tsrtar.e IN fi.e r1c1ey rart-t tla-
ssch trzr s1--x woult pro31ce
farr1~n1s = fre<s atroae 49, ror
rrde eifher IN fhe c1rre1cy - Fr-rre
= ~ ckeck s.g45l< h tat cz--e1cy.
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has DEPOSIT account or where Il VII
BE Convenient for him 70 open one aa6
asks that srranrerDents be made for
czshing his checks abrc3d Under the
-revolving credit plan the hank flis
out q form OF credit letter. Copies of
this cr-di- letter are sent 20 the Paris
Ofsce o. the Guaranty. and a eopy ls
given 70 the man himself whe1 the
solder arrives n France his copy os
the revolving credlr- acts ss an sden-
fi1caficu sf ire h-zrches os the Comp
foir Nstio1al dEsconp-e De Paris. O.
rre~err1tior q this revolving cretif-
lefter az amp of the many trzrches Of
this bzrk throughout France the
trzEeh hank Ali GA the soldiers
clleck dr1Nn on lks bone hank TIE
so1dier can draw Ais check IN Amer1-
c1n money anc <er the eQ1lreienf n
French rnoney az ne Sso<f favorable
rate q exrhanre. Ills insurex that
70 rroff Is rna6e o- kis r-snszc-lon<
- reason q. TIE cI-ersrcs IN ex-
ci,snre rates y
ne check xtics he drzrs goes
strsu-h fhs ordinary csar.nsis q cos-
is-rfion- II fnzly nnts ffs rar hsck
70 ne hor1e acnk nrA. = cfzr-ed - %
re snlllers accrnf there
II sfdifIo1 "a tte a-rsn-r-1erf
rhich hss t1sr f,crn '1F-errst,s-1- fi.rre =
s1other rhlcA = Eraaai8e % of1oers-
rss-r thls corvissiose1 s1cers hsv-
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NEW FIELD At NEwKfRk
Attracts MUCH ATTENTION

Since the hr4nE.A= n of ~ carter
Ci. C'ona-any's new a2sa barrel d.
VIII ana the two other wells in
sectson as-e--s east each ot the iat-
Ter making around l.2e6 barrels q
Cay, dozens of new rigs have been
started in the Newkirk saela. Every
available piece of lumber for rig ma
.a;asl in ihss section of the State
has been Doaghi and hauled ont 10
'As field.
There probably have been more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-06

According to 80 new Automobile
Mue Books, the scenery twelve miles
north OF Salem. Ind. on the Jackson
hishway is very beautiful. For two
miles the road gradually ascends.
winding as II goes, making ~ turns
in that distance. But although the
teur bible does rot state, II must be
lovely scenery especially on q dark
night. when the driver is alone and
his lighting system is in.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-06

e,heast quarter of ll-zs-e ss drill
irg a. laso feet
The jerks Maris has tools ont OF
.ia Ma. on the NrClaskey farm,
i northeast Of section l5--S-2 and Is
uow drilling at a.sso0 feet.
The Diamond Oh CosnFany's No.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-06

of Norpaa. Okla. believss - -
hand that rocks the era61s veoo -
Q good baIiof IN tke bog- 8ee .141A1Q
Hugh Mscksy. agrees with her ao4
has promised TO vote fer Woman -
fraee on November & sels \ - 49,
her mother. who Is with her u IL -.
ture. that she has learne1 tt IL
country In all sfse xosA w>tcA - -
lowest death rate for habieD 49, ~
full suffrage FOR women sinco ~ -
that the Two countries via IL oeg&
lowest dse'li rate are alss Wo0As -
frsss ecr1fries. That = Why - -
ashlae sis ths uao q oGionune -
gsve ro,hers the vote. M 4ogoD4
10 GEzd1Afe 81 the ocbssl g JGug1o1e
'sss II the Usiversiy q nisoDaNl -
a. hesn special feature vs1tsr . -
Daily Province. Regime. 01s1nt<1sou
cass1a. snd has writes 0uD9oo -
eiss. 1r>fs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-06

N.sh unde-reaming in section AZ. -
SiFf. and i now setting S-inch cas-
Xxx 10 test onr the ,2fs'-ft, sand
here was found 5 strong showing
e both cil end gas This same com
psuy. in the northwest of Seesson ,.
4-g east. is drilling st a.1.5 feet
The Carter Oh Company has new
III NJ IN fae center % section s27-
east ot a dssp ,esl-
The Occidental cos-rny On the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-06
YOUNG AMERICA S
xlIEg IvE sgRf

When . nssh,iy oyer-dressed won
Al entered the elevator In a his Kza-
SO City store the other cay. evssy-
to1y iookef A little boy grabbed
frznr.liy At hs mothers lrs~szb
aftr~sef her attention -Mamna.-
he said. ss be icot~d IN the lisurgnln
q The f>shion-Vizte ronan- N ~
he show yoz ssi1 yoa az . 49,
81 The1 everybody in - sasvn-
tor laughed exc<st The ovsr-1rpsuua
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-06

on The Engelmeir farm Is still max
rs better than 100 barrels a day.
No i drilling at around !ece feet,
ard No. :. at $50 feet,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-06

-AElP WIN TIE NAR." ouv
....ca erfMpa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06

- @inIaben6. Sremoer (im
Geitourant): rSf bieier @tubl fret,
mein 9err?"
@otl 6rummenb): 49,. unb Der
am Nebentti9 au9!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06

@r tennt fetne 2eute.
6ousor5t: r5rau Meier, Sbr Man1
barf einige @o9en ni9t rou9en unb
auh fein 8ter trinfen - perbiete1
Sic es ibm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-06-06

ST bin &onbibut fir bas Staats=
Senctoren+Imt bon oieiem 0Htrift
unO erlude Sic ireunOlidlt mir ibre
tpertfe Stintrle un0 unterltusung
5ufon1men laiien 5u molen. Wemt
er1p1blt miro es mein ltetes geltre=
ben fem fin oieIen oen 45ten Diitrift,
Geiultate 5u er5ielen bie oen gemeis
Iiefern peroen, buB i6 ein treuer
Gertreter 0e5 8olfes bin.
Mdtung5Doa,
Sames S. GutgleD,
&anDibat fir StoatsSSenator,
81. CLOUD, Winneiota.