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The Newark journal., 1919-05-15
DON'T FORGET THE DATE

Dom forget the date of the school
election, Saturday, May II. Don't
forget the boys and girls when vot-
ing for school tax on that day Show
your interest in better schools by
voting an adequate tax on election
day. Don't leave this matter to be
looked after by someone else. Don'tt
forget the needs of your schools.
The Newark journal., 1919-05-15

For Sale.-Good piece of residence
property; five room house and two
lots located in best residence section
of town Price 5000. E. G. Magness
& Co.
The Newark journal., 1919-05-15
DOCTOR AND DAUGHTER
KILLED BY FAST TRAIN
PAPERS GIVE DETAILS OF HOW
FORMER OIL TROUGH MAN
Is KILLED
Dl0k0t3

Indianapolis newspapers received
here contain the following account
of the accident in which DIR. F. D.
Beard, former citizen of Oil Trough
was killed near Indianapolis, as was
told in The Journal last week.
The Newark journal., 1919-05-15

Subscriptions taken for the Gazette,
Democrat, Republic, Globe, or any
other paper, at The Journal office.
The Newark journal., 1919-05-15
THOUGHTS ON community BUILDING
EXPRESSED BY NEWPORT SECRETARY

Following is the complete text of
Mr. Mariners speech delivered before
the Community League meeting at
the High School Auditorium last Tues
day night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
pRoFirEEaiNo IN suoAa
WILL % STOPPED NOW
Top Sugar p~'cs u Get ~ v. 9. Ten
and One. hstf Cents . povrd
IL Limit Says Fiee

WasstnGton. Nov. is.--~A MAXIMUM
Wholesale price OF ten and one hall
GENTS pound for all b~ss sugar M all
points IN the unasei States was o..
taoiished today by the department OF
jussac~
THIS prace was flx.d Al langthy
c0nference bctween Howard Fsgx.
sps~asl assistant to sha assuney g~u !
ersi IN charges of food prices and
Representatives of thu leNding beet
sasWr resiues~ waso g. ad sou9h, an sn-
crease over che present price ON the
ground thst they could not make q
reasonable profit.
Previously best sugar pr4ces ranged
frctn scn cersts pound IN mort sec
lions 10 10 la csmsa,
n was ~aid shHs gcnrrsi order
would BE- issued within w&~k witch
would "s~tle the susar pr4css and
avoid further nisunsierstandsnsss
Plans ere being considered by We
department for she creaaion Of . sugar
distributing comnAtaee to sit in chs-
cago and to have complete control OF
the distributing II aa beet sugars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
TO PROBE 0v[nC|ARCEs
on SCHOOL BOOKS
County Attorneys Of state Order,
Cd 10 Proceed Against Dealers
Who Have Asked Mere
Than Law Allows

"rteasc asc~sam " any ~vhccI "a .
srns In ua'Ari~ cr l.osAn county avc
bern ovwcharw~t rssr sch~A texs
hoakr," s,ate Supt Wilson wired ia
tushric to-day
We have rs~iv~d numerous eusn. /.
ps~inss of gswfslnx ON the part of some
dcsicr~ and wc are wolnx 20 probe ana
prosecute. We have taken up matter
wish attorney general. who has cu,n /.
muniaasei with country attorneys,
re tcxttcok i~w mskvs II q anss
slcfncAnur for dcoaw 20 cAarsc rate
IN csc~f~ " tho contrsc, prse~ and
fixes me penaky ~ a nnc " MT less
than $50. ncr n1fe than 1900. rer.
sons Who have bsvn ovewhArxed are
ursed 10 make complaints 20 tA~
county attorney who H. charg.d wtrA
the duty ~ conducting the prosecu
t.uns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
OIL MAN AND WIFE
DEAD IN HOTEi.

Pond Greek. Okla, Nov ls--A man
and woman registered under the
name OF Mr. and Ms NJ Kirk. were
found dead IN bed at the Glenn hotel
al 8 O'Clock this morning The couple
arrived al II o'clock Iast night In a
Dodge car and claimed TO he driving
from Tulsa TO Enid. They lett call
for } o'clock this morning. but upon
falling TO receive response 10 the
call. the hotel employe forced an en-
trance into the room to find them
lying on the bed fully DIRE lsed. without
signs Of life. Whether gas or poison
caused the deaths has not been aseer-
sained
Papers found In the rockets NJ the
dead man bore the name OF J Kirk
wood and indicated connection with
the Roxsna Petroleum company. Both
are apparently about rs years Did.
There was no sign OF struggle ex-
eeT that the man was lying on hin
face He was clad In flannel shirt
and khaki working clothes aud the
woman was well dressed. Signs OF
whisky and grape Juice were found on
tie table.
: The bodies were NOT removed. epnd-
tng the arrival OF the coroner, who was
expected later In the day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
EXCESSIVE PHONE RATES
TO GO Otrr DEa..

Oklahoma City. Nov ~ l'nlest the
corporation commission takes action
IN the meantime. telephone rates nov
IN effect In Oklahoma. known "a the
Hurlc~on rates terminate Dvyenber /.
buriewon control OF the telephone
lines terminated August !. but Mn act
OF congress continued the Durlaxon
rsses in ~ffsct until December 10
eive state eommi ,sions chanc. 10
,ssudy out new schedule.
~ general hearing 10 now being
conducted before the corporation com
mission on the service belnx rendered
ny the Bell system In Oklahoma. and
Y was said af the con Grafton com
mission yesterday that TEMPORARY
extension of the rates now IN sffect
probably will be- granted pending ter.
mination OF the hearing now In pro-
sree which may last for several weeks
Unless the commission takes thse
action the pre-war rates become OF.
fective on December II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
HARR[LD LIKELY To
RUN FOR U. S. SENATE
Dinner Given Congressman- Elect
In Tulsa BY Colonel A. A.
Small Takes a Queer
Turn

Ttfisa, Nov 3D. While Col A A Sma,
of this city. who has doslgna upof
the republican senatorial nomination
next year. ram roded" the dinner
4 srty rendered to Congressman n -elec,
James w HarreId OF 0klahoIua CITY
al the Hotel Tuha "Wednesday even
Ing. the results differed somewha,
from those which the Tulsa imprss
carlo had anticipated.
Judge Harrsld WIS watefed and
dined with the evident purpose o!
boosting along Colonel smalls sena-
torial candidacy. although Il IL like-
ly that not 10 exceed one per cent ~
the republicans present take the
Tulsan's candidacy seriously, bvt In
stead OF crystalizing the sentiment In
favor OF Small the senatorial boom
OF Judge Harreld was launched, II
the gossip that has been circulating
since may be believed.
Judge Hsrreid 10 Logical Candidate.
From republican standpoIot. Judge
Harreid IL the logical man for the
republican senatorial nomination. In
the first place he halls from ihe west
eide OF the state. He il independerf
financially He nakes good appear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
cHINAMEN HERE WITHOUT
AUTHORITY TO DC DEPoarEp
United States Commission Orders
Cafe Owners At Oklahoma City
peported: Two At Tulsa
Must 90 Back 70 China.

Charley Lee Sung and Hang Chins
two Chinese living AZ Tulsa have been
ordered deporied Yesterday evening
the United States commission. r in
this district ordered the extradition Of
Nu Sung Jim. Cainese. on the ground
that he is in this country in violation
OF the Chinese exclusion law Jim waa
unable to show the proper certificates
and support his claim that he was
born in this country He Ia one cf the
proprietors Of cafe st Oklahoma CITY
and gave notice that he would appeal
the case 10 she United States district
court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
REQ CROSS or STATE
WILL GET HOSPITALS FREE
Tubsreuiosis Trestn,ert 10 8s Given
Veterans Of state; Orders issusd
By Col Scott MAKING
This Change.

The state board OF affairs YESTERDAY y
Issiied am order turning over tha three
new tuberculosis hospitals a. Fort
supply 10 the Red Cross for use In the
treatment Of former soldiers VINO are
afflicted with tuberculosis.
The order was issued upon the re-
quest OF Col HUGH Scott. representing
The war risk insurance bureau, and
officer OF the Red Cross cha ter here
The buildings which the state gives
ur are virtually new. modern and wei.
ventilated and we're constructed for
use In the treatment OF Tuberculosis
patients. Climate around Fort sup
ply has been pronounced by soeci~,-
isfs to BE- the beat in the country Tor
the treatment Of tuberculosis patients
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
sGRvEp couRr oRogH
FoR SEIZURE OIL LANDS

Frederick, Okla. Nov IA sheriff
Austin ferryman and hi ntirs South
afl and clifford ko ~on returned here
after serving tho court order OF sells
ure OF disputed wella IN ahe Red river
Oh fields, but with the disputed land
stu IN Texas posseswhon.
The order was served on A W Gal
breash. GeorHe Hale and u y Mcooe
oil men. who, with "a armed guards
defied the sheriffs from shis city. Gal.
breath is said 10 have stated that shr
was prepared TO hold the land al any
COST
rerryman will report 20 Judge Cham
Jones tomorrow after which new
move is anticipated in The controversy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

h Mrs L o NJ sends the following let :
ier 60 The Leader. 1t Is q call 10
Americsn housewives. The letter ssys'
Il have read with great interest edi-
soriais and articles on the strikes We
are nov afflicted with Al day ~
60 about my work | think about the
present conditions. and the whole
United States makes me think q
quarrel some children believe u TIE
Amerjcsn housewives and other work
ing vonen would DO . iit1e ysr1kins
On their Own hook. you might say
that the ssntIenen would not Be 20
ready 70 strike.
For instance. ! hsye told ny hss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
W1(LThT LOGAN FARMER
FREED BY JURY VERDICT
fomsrcy cooesr Was Charged
With CRIMINAL Attack on H.
Year Ola DsSshssr Of
Elmer Stout

u dianf take the bury hearing shs
cransnAl case ax~inst rcncwy Ccoper
wealthy Dear cs~%k townafap fAmss~r
loag 70 returu verdict saer tho cmssl
had been raaced IN q eir hanssx. rns
v~rtsct wss unanimous and the faaA~r
of the litti~ stn. Ruby Stout. vac se-
vercss srraiened hs the Jury in an oral
Recommendation sc the court tAat the
xiri be placed In osAer hands 4 an sha,
~ tho father Elm~e Stcus.
The verdfcs came on the fArst hal.
lot for the discharge os The defendant
II ss probAhie that case wsA nov be
fii~f against one m 4 v witnesses ana
against Stout
Vuops was charrvsi with criminal
assault. The sllexed vicism va.
Ssouts is-ywar-cld dangAser. The
little rirs Mves with her father on his
farm in Bear Creek township. Thar
acter witnesses testified asaanw &c
witness Walkers in an effow to i'm.
peach hts Testimony Several looa;
physicians testified that the little rsri
was abnormal IA some respecss. em
were dtyidel in opinion as 20 the
cause.
A csvil suit for s2o.0.0 damages.
filed by StoM asains, Cooper Ia Mni
pending In district court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
National Coal
Mine Scale
4 Fails Flat


WssNiNssen. Nsv ss.---ANsr ,sNo
s~s bitter ~raWols TO-DAY rsp~se~ta
s'vss es ~ zeal spsratsrs and mlnsrs
IN eerssrsnes here sorsse 70 take up
sss semers % ~aess se1 labsv cswdl !.
tIere IA IRE central competitive Hclds
sstsr they hst FAILED 70 seres on cen
ssssratsen ~ . national ssa.s a. s,rst
propcse~
Asseurri'sS. the ossorri conference
sssrstsry Wilson S,eN summensd the
waos scale ecmmlass ~ the ssrtrs,
eempstitivs field 10 meet a e,sc p.u..
to-day 10 negotiate . NV sage.
Operators ssom districts outside NE
esntrsi field viii meet q the s<ms
hour to determine whether the agree.
msrt arrived a. BY me wage sesss
eem~lttss will be sscspsst a. = tasls
Tor eortrscss N Ne outlying disssets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
FORMER o N U TO BE
IN NEW QUARTERS SOON
Trustees Of Oklahoma City celiso~
Outline . euiidino Program; large
Sum OF Money 10 Now Available.

Oklahoma City. Nov lss-wlth .
S.Cn,ooe college. and rodactsye en
dowmen, OF ti.oeo. .oeo as their ohiee
tive, the board of trustees of Okla
homa Cst, College met in the huildina
at Twelfth street and Walnut avenue
yesterday. and outlined s,rogrTm. in.
Gliding the erection OF builcings on
the campus West os Classen boulevard
south OF Twenty fifth street.
A large sum held by the general
board "a 70 be turned over when build !.
ing operations begin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
CUTHR|E BOYS V|CTORs
OVER SHAWNEE ELEVEN
Score IS To . In Favor Of Local
High Team: Exciting Game
From Start: Visitors En-
tertained BY Home Team

A large enthusiastic crowd wit
messed yesterday ON toe locsl gridiror
fase best football game seen in Guthrie
for hong time. and with great salts
faction saw the Gnthrie boys como our
victorious over much heavier, orpoa
enss. and ac0ording to football dope.
stronger se~m.
"oece" Went Wrong Again.
Bas dope" as n usual tbs year,
went wrong The Guthrie boys came
lnto their own and showed conclusive
iy THAT they are q really fast danger
Gus team GO meet In former ga nes
they have becn abse in the hast lew
mfnases cf sAe games 70 show " a.
they were caps ie OF doing. Bat yes-
tesefay they started oni wiki snap and
fire and never les up until shey had
noasca up SCORE OF Ss~-fiye touch
downs. while Shawnee ecored field
goal and one touch down.
Guthrie Won Toss.
TIE Guthxse tsoys won the toss
Shawnee kicked of The first guar
ter wss pseyeS exclusively = Shaw
neess territory. snd the GusArse boys
by line plunges and short end runs
worked fsse ball 20 Shawnecss one
yard hne Here occurred one Of the
features OF the game when 3 &wn~e
held Guthrie Tor four @rAishs downs
WI h the taii within foos OF their
own goal Again End again was
Shawnee forced 90 kick out OF danger
Masok Makes . touchdown
Tho second quarter was again
mostly played IN Sllawnee territory.
The Gufhrse team again worked the
baal toward their opponents goal and
Mason went over for touchdown.
Lyons again kicked goal A few MIN
uiAz later Cooke received forward
pass and went over for another touch
Town. and Lyons kicked goal
rseld goal. Soon after the kick -off
The third quarter was litthe more
IN Ssaaxuee's favor when recovered
pun: gave csem the ball on Guthgfe's
10 yar3 line They woraed the bali 20
Guthrse's five yard hne but were
,enaiized five yards. and Immediately
tconts-aec on Page 8. Col "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
INCOME TAX RETURNS
WILL Be ISSUED EARLY
Collector OF Internal Revenue
Getting His Blanks In Shape
For Mailing In
December

Forms Tor filing income and cxcess
psoflts tax returns, according 70 prns-
ent plans. will be lsMusd early Ia De-
lember by the bureau of internal rep
enue. This will giye taxpayers the
of making out their re-.
turns immediately upon ths eioafnS Of
their books fof the year 1918.
Collector Boisn issued a statement
asking taxpayers 10 avail themselves
of this opportunity. both a. = con
yenience 10 themselves and ~
neang of expedifins the work n tho
government.
The normal rate OF tax for 1919. pro-
yided for IN the revenue act u 1918
Is per cent on the first $4,000 above
tho exemption. and 3 per cent on ths
remaining net income. The tar for
---ss~----------------------
(E0uti0isad an na - n Rx.1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
MURDER CHARGE AGAINST
OKLAHOMA WOMAN

Dallas. Tex. Nov ls,--~An Indictment
charging murder was returned today
by the Dallas county grand jury
against Mrs Marguerite Towiaa, who
sho, and killed her husband. Glenn
W Towies, AZ their home hafe laps
Tuesday, Towles' parents live at Coz
feyville. Kan. and the couple came
here from Oklahoma City six mon,ha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
NO HOPE NOW FOR
BROTHERHOOD sGrrLEMgnr

washington. Nov. is.--~ttope of an
Immediate settlement OF demands OF
tho four great brotherhoods vanished
To-Day when further session Of the
corssrsnes between Director General
Hines and the brofherhood heads were
pssssd upon indefinitely.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
Shantung
Reservation
Is Adopted

Wsshi~utsn. New. sS--rNs
shsrtSro rsss~vstAs~ ~sa sespssa
wsshsSs change. - 10 ~. Five
csmc<rass i~elvasao Senator oers,
Voted with ne rspubi,csrs FOR
adoption. 4 ssss&tssss ~ sena.
tor plttmaa. sswscrst of hsssSa.
wss ssfsstsa. - 70 ~
rhs eemmsstss On rsssrvssier
rssatiee ~ der<ssic evest,ers
then was adopted,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
NEW GAME PLAYED ~
DIAMOND THIEVES

Thieves mssqaerAding a. electrical
inspectors got away with more than
5000 worth Of diamonds in Oklahoma
Cisy this week. The men would enter
a private house. show credentials 'ha.
they were there TO inspect the elec-
uic light wires and fixtures Once IN
the house they got busy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

boossellers. at least. should find ca
cosusGement In "Madeleine." the
Anonymous autobiography Of a scarlet
woman tthis Is news aper form. pub
lished BY Harper's, for In one chapte,
the heroine tells of the fearful mental
sufferiugs which she underwent when
compelled TO take part IN q drunken
csrouse. and then adds. "For the neat
two hours forgot the man and all my
annoynnces In my never falling soIace,
good book" u may interest the
publishers OF America TO know that
there are plishis desperate enedgh 10
drive anybody TO read q hook But. "
--s---.-.~--'---
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
rng cloruRG sulW ~
ADOPTED ~ SENATE

washtnesor. Nev fs--Rspo elscsn
ana democratic lsadsrs vcssd soessh. .
sr for the elo,urs, wAacn mean, that
urt'i the treaty 10 dispessd o. no cen.
aser may spsak IN al msss shsr one
hour u WAS estlma'ed shas the stse
~co'c bring sinst sctIer within !
week,
The vote adopting the e,csvcs ~ss
"a 10 i6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

of Inc Colonel have done something
% d'spel one popular rhIscoueeptlcn Of
hts character. We were ell incsfned TO
look uron Roosevelt ~ a man WIN
acted largely upon Impulse. but hi~
various blographerH are . unit In Dr..
hying this. Indeed. Lawrence Abbot.
names caution" ~ one OF the four
most characteristic QualitIe, u the
Colonel. Not all the o<her biogra
phsrs 50 ~ far ~ this. out there IL
ample evidence that before making .
decision Colonel Roosevelt VS. always
willing and eager 70 seek advice, AMI
that be sometimes took II.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
prsfltesrIna Defined

A elear out siaflulsiou ~ ttn tssfgn
aprvfaeefIng' laa bovn q point whien
has given local irib@nnls ngtrh dIffIs
euhy N tlr prosecution ~ lneir taaAs,
TO far. this dwFinlt3otH ald down BY
Sir Auckland Gsaldsa prmfaeut ~ Y q
Board N Trade. llnA been aeewptsd ~
q haHlA fuf prosecution 4 Roalowai
"Tha making of an unfeaavuablY mrKu
profit ail tho circumstances hesuw
known. by tho paie 20 sls's gellow
citizens 81 an article which Il ohe. or
a kind IN euuifon uae."
On ths nguos question ~ what con
ssilutes an unreasonable profit" q,
tContinned on Page z. Col. g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
MORE ! W wS ARE
JAILED IN VIRGINIA

Morsantown, W Va. Nov lt--De-
PARTNER % Justice egents. with eight
derusy sheriffs. today arrested twelve
members Of the SCOTS Run local OF
the w W. They we're broashi here
and placed In jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
Should Fousewes Sh Things Read ew RooseOeh 7ro sco

band that IL he ever strikes he shall
Do his own cooking. washing. Ironing
and Needing. He says he Will never
strike.
! bsiieve the time has come for the
women 20 assert themselves, as all
these happenings are menace TO the
home. which y the foundation u the
nation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

Everybody" writes y l. G. Is
recommending something TO read.
overc&me recent attack of insomnia
by perxuiDx the Patent Office Gazette
This morning ! have acquired. for
possible future use. an article on
The Rectffiability Of Twisted Cub
ic.' In the current Issue Of the BulIe-
Y OF the American Mathematical. So-
cicfy. II Il written by Professor Tsu-
ruschi HsysshI and looks liks :
dandy"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
ANOTHER TRAITOR rs
cRAesEp w FRANCE

Paris. Nov i5--Deputy Paul Neur-
Ter wac arrested today by military an
fhorisies at Aiken 0tre. charged with
having had intelligence with the enc
my. His residence was searched IN his
presence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
HUNDREDS Of SALOON
MEN Plan OPEM|hs
DISTRICT ATTORN NEN
THREATENS PROSECl lTTlON
Or THOSE VINO OPEN
ENEN SHOULD fElI-
ERAl UD:ES DE-
eide AGAINST
DRlS
aullEIiN.

Chicago. Ncs sS--Fecersl .ud1ei
carp<1ter ara Fnzhenry aneonnee.
TO-DAY shst thew decisions On the tn'
jsrctscn proceedings e~cuchs BY ch'
cage and Peoria. Ill, iscoor dealer,
90 restrain federal officials from en-.
fe~csne she p~csissoes Of sne MARTINS
prohicssioc ss~s will net bs deisverec
units sc~se time next wssk. The,
said trey had been unable to com.
paete their occasion ana that II rrcb
sely ~ovsc ee handed down next
rvesdsy or Wednesday.
HUNDREDS OF SALOONS TO OPEN
Chsoaeo. Nov Hundreds OF "a =
loon keepers today had a piled for NJ
nsvai Of liquor licenses, transportation
had eeen arranged for sAn 4. .opy gal
IONS &c whisky. reservations wcrs,
made 81 downtown cafes ard caharets
and all c.her arrangement fixed Tor
asArAfion Ia anticipation OF a fav-
orxhas ~v~s decision by Federal
Judges carErrtar and Fisrheary. In
abe saR BY reoras and Chicago iiouor
dealers fcr an injunction 10 susp en-
forcemSns OF the wartime proAlsfsso.
law
ois.rscs Attorney to Act.
On the other hand, District Asaor-
ney ciyns asserted shert would .'be
no celebration eren In ihe unsx-
pecteG event that the decision syoes
agaiass che government
only One hoYse 70 Open.
Should she injunction be issued. sald
MIR Cisne, Il would apply only to sales
Ay the ose Chicago concern Involved.
the Hannah and Hoeg company. ANY
Others who Tilted the lld- would be
arrested immediately, h stated.
A @ Mutt chiet revenue INSPECTOR
In Chicago declared 10 the unexpected
event uf ruling favorable 10 the
"wess.r the revenue nen here would
b* forced to cease their campaign OF
arrests @rding settlement by sh@
United States supreme court under
the status Of the prohibition law.
He said investigations woulc he
CONTINUED in any event, however. sd-
ding: II y not safe for anyone in
Chicago to sell liquor. no matter what
The decision gra&y be-"
Judee Fsishvnrg returned 10 Chirr-
go last nfvhf and prepared Cor an
early morning conference with Judge
CARPENTER.
II was learned the decision was
ready and will be handed down by the
Judges. sitting on manc at the open
irg of court today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
TAKE soMps FROM sANK.

rreepors. MI. Nov is-BurgisIs last
night .rpke into the Pearl City hank.
Pearl cSxy. tn. and aped wi,k be-
tween 5000 snd 1900 worth Of bonds
and war ssvlngs stamps.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
LADY Asroa vorss

Plymouth. Eng, Nov iS-- Lady Astor
candidate for parliament. voted for
herself early today She was one of
the first women AT tho polls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
4 slixzARo A,rs PARis:
Tan INCHES SNOW

parsS Nov iS--A hlsxard struck
she Paris region last might six to
ten inches of SNOW fell and the storm
continued nnshated today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15

Ia Nopa. tho act apptlaa 10 eany
article or ctaaa Vt ARTICLES which IN
onn Of Atnd IN common as@ hy Tho
public OF 20 any material nMaehtu
cry ur aeeeasortew used ~ this pro
ductlon " such ARTICLES The aes
doea not apply to controlled" articles.
auoh an butter sugar. bcaf. rl0ug.
liquors commodities foe vi iuh fnasI4
mum pricaa VERY tix"d by vat .tlsas
lagtmlatlan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-15
0sT|NG COMMITTEE WILL
HAVE WIDE POWERS
\ N.I.N>D 7a5n OFFENDERS
h.si ntt.< rIst,~tttBttD
sI<tI NM ~ Wan:
FINES tGt.NIt.tII<a
Sas.uOO ASSESSED
NM COLLECTED


Washington, Nov isa~~rhs new arssp
pso'lssse'1a iaw passed by shs nr~s.
sns cenaresa will 40 into sffsot to-day.
u 's fashioned after shs Enallsh
praflsesesnu law ard 10 drastic.