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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
AUTOMOTTVE
SECTION
bLAMES BADROAD
FOR COST OFF LIVING

What win Americas poor ROADS
cost the public this year, inquiries a
A kissel. president Of the Kissei No.
tor Car Co.
No matter how hard sutosn~bIle
and motor truck nsnufzcturers work
to develop their product 70 q polst Of
mechanical efficiency and operating
economy that win help reduce tie
n. c. OF L. II every community does
not improve its roads over which
goods. supplies. foods. farm preduce
and other necessities must be trsns-
ported. the people OF that Community
are responsible for part OF the high
cost TO the consumer Of such goods
During the month of June the 1919
record winter wheat crop Of over
300 o00. 900 bushels will begin to meve.
The spring and early sumner fruits
and garden produce will begiu 70 an
pear at the markets-the frst result
OF Americas increased manufscturinr
program for domestic and export con-
sumption viii be ready for transpcrt-
ing TO shipping point-the nations
building, expanding and deveIoping
program will be well under way.
with the constantly increasing
number OF motor trucks being pro
duced by the manufacturers to meet
American tndustries' demand for roll
ing eoufpment-wftht thousands OF en-
pert drivers and mechanics of in~-uju-
able experience being released fron
the army-vith hundreds of motor
truck transportation. express and
rural routes being formed--it would
appear that the only weak lipk IN
this nationwide transportation chain
is that of poor rosds.
Poor roads have proved TO be the
brakes on the wheel--the sand in the
gears-of progress. creating cheos
and stagnstion In trsnsportatfon and
shipping
The people Of the United States
eliminated those conditions that tend
ed to slow up the pace on the Wy to
Berlin Are they going to stand fer
poor roads that slow up the irduUtr1ai
expansion of their own country? The
percentage OF increase in good reads
and decrease in poor roads 10 the oaly
answer worth while"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
TRUCKS RELIEVE
R. R. CAR SHORTAGE

II understand that the Railroad Adj
ministration is sending out advices to
the effect that there is a serious short
age of cars impending. and urges the
necessity to give every assistance to-
ward relieving the pressure" says
q. c. Frey, of the Kissel Motor Cen
Company.
1t was noticeable during the wal
Years that those shippers and manu-
facturers who employed motor truck +.
had no difficulty in meeting the ship
ping schedules of the railroads. They
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
Garages (continued)

SURETY GARAGE MOTOR CO., INC.
~, c. E. Green, General Manager.
18th and SITS. N. w.
North 7soo-7so1.
Washington's newest and most up-to-date
freproof garage
Storage, accessories and repairs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
u LEIAL FOlNlS FOK OWNEKO OF AOlOO SECTION

II would work a great injustice upon
the companies in many cases if wilful
fraud in this connection were fos-
tered by an Indifferent attitude upon
the part of the law, but the law bans
such fnalpractices by the stringent
penalty Of preventing the collection
of any money under the policy where
the company is able to prove a mis-
statement as to the age of the car.
There is no middle ground in such
cases. whereby the insured owner may
repent by offering TO pay the insur-
ance company the difference in pre-
MUM based upon the actual age of
his car After a loss occurs, the in
sured must stand or fall upon the
policy as issued.
Upon the same principle, a state
ment to the insurance company that
the car is in good running order and
in current use at the time the insur-
ance is applied for, when in fact ii Is
out OF commission and is in a garage
for repairs, renders the policy void,
preventing the collection of the in
surance in case of loss by fire, theft,
or in any other manner covered by the
policy.
In a recent case decided in New
York IT appeared that an automobile
afterward stolen, and the insurance
company took the position that it was
not liable for the loss because the car
had not been, in fact. new" when the
insurance was applied for. Upon the
trial of the case il appeared that be-
fore the owner purchased the car IL
had been run severar hundred mites
by the dealer as a demonstrated.
The court held that this did not
amount to a substantial variation from
the warranty of newness, and accord
Iingly gave judgment for the owner. II
was a narrow escape, however, and
indicates the advisability of putting
the insurer in possession of all the
facts. Litigation is costly. When you
win you lose-lawyers' fees, time, tenn
per, and other things.
Frown On Hiring Of Autos.
Most automobile policies contain all
express restrictions against the hiring
of the insured automobile. unless a
permissiye rider is Endorsed upon or
attached to the policy. 1t has been
decided that such a restriction is not
violated. so as to prevent the collec,
tion of the insurance, where the car
was hired out by a servant or membe,
of the family of the owner, without
his knowledge. OF course, iif the
owner had accepted the proceeds Of
the hiring this. would have. constituted
a ratification of the unauthorized act,
and he would not have been permitted
to escape the consequences of the vio
lstion of the policy upon 4 the plea
that he did not know of or authorize
it,
In the same connection 1t has been
decided that a prohibition against the
hiring of the car Is not violated so as
to prevent the collection of the insur-
ance, where the owner hired the car
to stranger on a single occasion,
since the prohibition is interpreted as
applying in the use of the car in the
business of hiring.
If you are IN doubt about any legal
points relating to automobiles, write
to L. J. Faulkner, AutomotiUe Ed
tor of The Washington Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01

delivered more loads per day and the
trucks proved more adaptable in
backing up to the shipping platform
than the horse-drawn vehicles.
Truck efficiency is needed today to
help overcome the present car short
age, because more loads can be de-
liyered, thus eliminating the neces-
sity of tying up freight cars at the
station waiting for shippers consign-
ments"' -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
LOCK YOUR SPARE TIRES
LOCK YOUR CAR.
Che washington Gimes

Automotive Section has added service bureau for
its readers Each week there will appear in the Auoo-
tive Section matters of legal interest to owners The
first of the series begins in todays issue
These articles written by leading authority on
automobile legal matters In addition to the articles pub
shed legal correspondence bureau has been added to
the Automove Section Anyone desiring legal advice on
matters automotive obtain by writing to L. j.
Faulkner Automotive Editor of THE WASHINGTON
TIMES, enclosing two-cent stamp for reply
The TIMES, of course, assume no responsibility
for the advice given other than the general
public that the authority employed of the best
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
H. W. AcAS0M DISCUSSES
ASSEMBLY OF TRUCKS

when a truck is criticised a. betng
merely assembled does IL mean that
the assembly process 10 unimportaut. -
asks II. w. Acason, president Of TIE
Acason Motor Truck Company. De-
troit Mich The assembly Depart
are the most important to the buyse.s
he further declares.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
WKE QUIT HIM, DOPE
HEAD QUITS LIFE
Doctor. Who. Once Prominent.
Fslls ro- White Peril" Ends
Life When 6pocse Seeks
Lore Elsewhere

Mashpte<. SEPT :s.--Nrh nAs wife's
lore lestess--.ron another ssan--su
e.s pockes. ;hc body os Dr. f. Sap
per vas found on The tfcor o. Ais cabin
northeast cf For. Gshson- Fawr bottle s
Of caicfcsorn iyiEs pa she ficog beside
,As holy gave mate evs1ence tAas ho
lad sxxsn hts own life ThIs ~as the
vetdsc. Of a coroltr's Jury - ar IT,
Quest red saos-ly aissr sas tlzding Of
the. body.
Or. Sspper. wAo was al oi3-sAEae In
dAn territory sasnAurter and aegaty
Gated e:sses marshal has beer II
roor fsnanti&i circumstances OF lase.
bartng secn arrested rs-csaily here on
Q chs-ge Of passing bad check His
case ~ss SET for trial yestsr1sy
A few weeks ago complaint vas
flied in TIE ccansy coa-s asking taa;
the county lunacy bard make inquiry
into u. Saprer's sanity. he was
tudeed sane afser Gearing
A MAIkogee man wss The author
os tAesietsefs found In TIE dead mans
pockets In all the miss,vss Mrs Sap
per was referred CO In The srs.st ar-
desiring scrmS, Sapper hs6 had r~r-
BILE recently With his wife, havsng
been arrested On her complaint
In TIE old territorial days Dr.. Sap
per vas regarded fearless fsgAser
and had the reputation Of never re
turning from chase utshou. his naaa
either dead or a.ire. He engaged IN
sevsral notable gan -rghts-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
COST Of ELECTIONS
N PARIS MOUNTS

~ u>sere.ke- tells .se attorney
gs.esl Of Kansas that re cos. 0. CT
trS rssgss from Is TO lse per cent
rrcess for tie cesd rsr's friend Chill
dren's esskess costing abort 81. he
sars, srs sc.t ., from si2 10 50. al
though scneslres tie uasertassn onlv
eol,e-.s - a. tit. Fer adults. cot.ins
wAscs east sAe undertake. SO are ger
era.ly scA - siss. sns see tss col
=. e CHARGED &c sAe estate ~ s,Ts. or
t..e p-c.w- The rrter.aker admitted
:ss see 9. TIE family sometimes had
os=s-s.-g % 60 With re prices caarg
"a, ..e "a. rnds-.sksrs generally
charge ,ess for co..s- for neuesr
q. i large .s-s-r "a, when lie fam
..y s s.s,, o,s. having a. eve 10 ~
s1.e t1rness-
TIE r,ter..kev can c-ly get you
ones ana al at racs. -; - gsss ycu
vn& tie Eser.ng is good and you've
gcs 10 So business WITH him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
GRE At BRITAIN HAD
s MILLION IN WAR

Al cffseial count shoxs the Brush
Empire pat S.sss.s67 nsen in the ssr
or ,4ese Englana alone Tecraifed a.
soN.lss The colonies Contributed 81
iSa-sSa. ~Aiie enlisiren,s 0f races
ether than white inslndinr i.s5a.eel
from India were l.si4IST Frons her
colonies and aosatnSons England re-
ceir.d nearly trice zs maay sclasers
az she igstie island ftsest put into the
rsr. En2iAnd is s6me coirizer-
NEARLY TWO ia -
There are -.ss-t-7 Nasoas N tie
unitcss States and Canada II is inter-
csting 10 note sae Masonsc strength b
Of the states. New yorz leads with
-ll-ss: Illinois ranks next wssA ls-.-
9es. and fhen follows Pennsylvania
~ish 1si.sSi. OhiO soarrA With il4.est.
Michigan. fish. sass. Indiana ssxth.
7-.SsT. MasSacaas sevsnfA, r.
sss. Texas. eighth. u .scs: Nissozr5.
ninth- 7alA. Colorado. tenth. sS.4T1.
Arkansas elevenfh- s@SSs. Iowa
twelfth. 5s-ss3: Oklahoma comes next
with nearly sa.wee aemhers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
STAGE COACH LAW

Members ~ me VI W ARRESTED
swc wars ago in Kansas or susp.rson
faev were wryPaTins ~ hsndx sne
governments ~ar wl4ns by deSsrnyl1- :
nR ,wrll are - ~ tired this week
x wichita maybe On 'hreT forms.
attempts in she last swo wears an II
~a~na dotted or s wasn't crossed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
Lose Your Fat.
Keep Your Health

SEpertsucus Ee<A Is n'w Aesl1hy,
nssihsr ~ II heasshy 90 diet or exsr-
else TOO rncA fer its removal TIE
sszzrisSt method known to- reducing
st,e o~esfAf body vvsa. three or .c&r
py1aAs wsex Is the Maru0la Mesh-
ct. tired and exdcses pr thousands
Marnnh Prescription I&Aiees. con-
ssaAsng enact dos<< Of the famous pre-
scrsrsicr. are sold BY dr-gsisss ~ 81.
fc- ssree esSe. or II ros Yr-s-r VOC
cer c1ssasn sAern sy scn1s-As di-srs ia
TIE Msrnoaa couaEsry. sss NsrS~zrd
Ave. Ds@rois. Mica TAeT are harm
iees sae feave no wrinkles Or sl4hAi-
ness Eey are popular cecsn~e e.
secs-e sad cunvsniert-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

IL the snds1 mSns and sFerybcHy had
90 ~ haek Apms asain and the PRS
oners Back to jail al some theussndS '
ii dollars os extra cxpens~ 80 ~
sAs ena ~ ~ swo wears u legal hsar-
splitting. znG after she war has secn
over nearly wear the matter "
sill where il wa in the be-innins-
In England legal forms have 5ersi
noaerniaed. Ours SIN date back -
she 18th ceninry Il i Ike srs'ns
ID nnll i irain u frssshs cars with
stage e0sch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
OTHERS WIT


Washlxdi@s ge. more nsoney Tor less
work ssan any other members of the
lessare class. with the exception ~ rhs
persons who work On putting greens
In addition 10 their wage. taey &c;
cartare snd fwo or sAFee meals. Why
Because il IS nor geneArIly known
that D mere man, wssh washing u,a :
chine and . bucket of sosntioz. can dc
more washing liz three hoars than a
wasatzdy dces in three days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

Surgeons agree rha' ia eases u
Cuts, Barns. BElise. and Wo2nds. the
FIRST TREATMENT IS most sua9 osr =
art wAey az EFFICIENT ansistgsic
is applied promptly ,sere Is No danger
ct infection ard rAs ~-oard begins ~
heal \ oncs- Tor use on man or beast.
BOR0ZONE Is tn IDEAL ANTIsEP-
TIC sna HEALING AGENT Bus II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
|D0G C0luRl0sT QUARTER
Of 4 CENTURY, RECOVERED
Mystery Of Pets Disappearance
Is Revealed; Theft By
Miner Il Substan-
tiafed

oskixnd. Cal. Sept. IS s-Twenty-
five years ago, Nh J. J. Bliss of Ala
media owned hiShly prtred Alaskan
huskie dog TIE dog srRs one of her
cherished possessions. and oae night
when mining iDan called AZ ner
aome and sought 10 purchase the dos,
preparatory 10 sning 70 Alaska. she
refused.
TIE next day she dog disappeared,
and dursns sae intervening years II
became only fone memory on the
part cs its owner.
Through q vzcasion iannl along tho
coast of Del Nor:c gp1nsy, taken by
Charles Elias. the dog has been again
heard from. Eli&s came upon tie
wreckaee OF an old rowtroAs Looktns
over its battered parts znd musing
as TO the story /, r,isaF hold he kick-
Ell from among the ~-rrsas~ rust
ed and sncsenf deg collar
Picking "a up be FURNISHED q aAnas
plate ON Ii ara read the Inscription.
j. J. Bliss. Alame12. CAL On re-
Sarning Aeer Elias loxAseA Ms nMss.
who AZ last definitely connected np
the Visit cf tse Alaskan msaer 10 Aer
hone vita fhe disanpearxnce az the
dog
Aecoraing so residents in she neag gh-
borao-oc whore rAe wreekass wss
found. the boat i believed TO have
drsfssd dcwn TIRE ce4sS from Alsskan
waters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
Uss Fsz.s scs 4: Hsir-
A. Yea ice Az Otler
Medicine Every Day

FAMO il . sne1sesn< scx the hais, and
shcs;d be uscd ~ . ncdscins q
lrnsx rrcr. surrnrns.
Arressenrx have h>rn- and sfr.
nce~scvssv nexsccsful cf both shesf
teeth xn0 ss,esr HAIR.
Res..f --shr air,cs- universal yxrvs-
Ianr~ cs sh< TWIN scun-xrs pyusshes
an1 sehorrhra.
Srhcerh.s Is tsr dr&diy germ thse
sss.s the hrsr. sad cr.y by kcfpSne
sfer 4. with FAMO esa Jos ssvs
y~ar hair and make IL grcw.
rAAso does uncnessscrsbsy kir the
s>hrrrhes germ the hesd a
thss r-css. nscee cfsen shss No. "a
ssnsis sprfsnatscc.
FAhso dos grou 49, hsis. ~
whcn recpse nre careless snd only
srpsy 4 infrcQ.sns'y-
But IL 10 not fxsr 20 yourself yvu
hair, or FAMo. GO rum chances-
Ard you Ass rznning chsnrca. II ycr
Sss- FAMO cnly cnre q week- a.
evrry ncr and then
rAMo is sod ~ 81! toilet eccds
counter. in two sises--H and
sS ccntx
Sebcfrhea 10 fhe medical nanss fce
reorhsdsy increased Acw from
the sehsceous fiands Of the scalp.
Tho schoe.hesn escrefsor forn.s
i'm scates or Askss ard 70 com
s-,orlv brown - dandrua :
From the lxh~rsfcri= of r. A.
Tbunpen Z Compsny. Msnufsc.
eurrne Phsrrnscss<s. Desross. Mich
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
TED ROBINSON

says rant st IN the Piilsh1rg
Press:
GIRLS wanted 70 examine sruus-
ers- Pleasant wcrs: experience ne.
veo=Sssry: good wages; shcr1 hours.
Apply. etc
LonEe 0e@auees tAa- the Job is prob
ably similar 10 the army occupation
kIuwz as reading ones SHIRT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
cnsrbcrssir's Colsc ard cisrshcea q
Remedy in Nschioar.

Mrs A ~ Hail. Caseyiile, Mich.
says Z wish 30 thank yoa for ycul
grand recd medicine. Chamberlain 4
coAic ard Dia-rhpss Remedy. We are
never vithcut il in the hoase. and
am sare II ssrsd our hahvs lits sais
<smmer.~
Mrs Mary CsrTtrgvon. Csseyilie
Mirh-. saws. n have uHsd Chsenbsr.
asln's Ccasc and Disr-hcea Remedy fc;
ytsrr and II has aAuHFs given rrczasx
-essef.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

The best advertisement a1y ner-
chant can have il a satisfied customer
No greater Recommendation can Be
r. ven an article than the following
ty u. b Mnburn. PROP. Gnicn Drue
Store. Gnson. Ark We have sold
Ch4nab@-lsin's Ccsgh Remedy tos
rears and have always found Ia; i
slves perfect satisfaction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
For Ski, Tortures

Dont wcgTy about crrema or osher
sssn troubles You can have cscar.
hezsthy skin b. using Zerno. obtained
II any drug store for sc, OF extra lzrEe
bottle IT Slp
Z<no generally removes rsr-isrS
h,Sckhesds, hsc.chcS. ccz<zna and rrg-
vrrrn ard makes the skln clear ant
healthy. Zerao is . csezn- prresrzslrs.
sz;isepsit bVtid neither s1cky nor
greasy ard STAINS nothing. n Is easily
zpp4lrd and costs q roe-c triAe fer each
sppsscAfsml- i IS ais'sys depe7dahss-
= Thai ". Rose Co. C1rvtssa1. o. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
FIRST FOOTBALL pEArH

Durham. y H. Sept ss.-Gsrdnes
Dow cf New Have1- cenS4r ON the
ccnnectseEi Agricultural college FOO.
bal team dssa last night from con
cassiOn ot the brain. -~eered in the
game xsth New Hampshire college.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

Take tae Old standard GROVE 5
TAsTELEsS chiA TONIC Yoa knns
What yon are taking. a. the formula
is printed on every label. showing K Is
QTiNlNE and IRON IN .ssteless form
The Qninine daares ous the malaria,
he iron builds up TIE system Price
soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
ooN MARQUIS

Perhaps lis not Surprising tAA1 AZ
aviator found pccKst OF aos air q,
an extreme altitude. Enough Of 4
has A~en emitted 10 warm ap inter
stellar space.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

The Stsftordshire County Council
pad sss.aee for farm of as acres al
Shens'one- TIE average OF prices Sc
cared Tor land IN the United Kiurdora
H. al presea.. extremely hieh.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
How to Relieve
CATARRH.
No Medicine . Swallow. Jus,
inhale Medicsted Smoke

Muntt-frl xsu-es az ru.s.~.
sseas<s ana cHzfness Are 49, ,,s,.l..s - ~
Dtn z1c ucc1eA MAO eS1xrs ~.
Ila 1~y frgDc Qusrk r~'ses x
ssee1.nx n7<cixxt<d Krnok< Th<r ~
.Ez1g .uis0~z1g th< e1sr rirertscrx. fhsS- Nj.
t1r.>d re-
Ons o. the ros2rs veteran rArs6ez. =.
1gerr,ded this Gnaax{a1g3g srr,es~sS-ss
10y = h<s1a n Ray he cSr~srsS
e e forn - xearsstes: 81 fcs
80 49, g = Hoe - he1d<r Juss -
CAf1r-k Remedy ana r,ertsom ~ -.
Yr3xer 70 up< II. 80
1is da8gAtf1I resns6r a harmsess
--<x1s 70 eo1ocoa Tke Ful3ef y
ssess - g go \ tz1Uls gnaf-
UElonU = lIlrnE5 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

More than ssseeFe was ssken in by
Jake Hanon IN sAae ~ iown lots AT
Jake HAm0a. rAe ne~ess osi sown SAt-
a-dAy One hnndrea Aoases are now
being haiis Jack r.sngssun is sown
ssse manager
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

To keep m0tormen's hand wsTzn ia
winter Cincinnati inventor has Ts4s-
c1sed wisr-fiIled asbestos rad. which
can ne connected to q cars cnrrens
and inserted into aa5txen OF glove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

A gsrl nAndss i operating -esr Tai-
sa snd Ass held ap several antono-
atle parties and robbed tA~n orr
cen say the robber Is man DISCUS
"A ~ 4 WOMAN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

Japan has recently compiese1 sew
eral large fishing craft, and has Others
Endsr way. which are TO worx along
the coast OF Sieersa Catches in these
waters smount 10 ABOUT Sscea, eco 4
year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
SUBSCRIPTIONS WANTED

W. :. kesslrr has again taken ~
the soliciting for he Oklahoma Far
mer. cappers Weekly and House
Naga zines. Orders taken ever phone
No. ses. All orders resolved ssa
have prompt attention L. iiuff, Cir
cuiaiion Mar, -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
nov woulroN

Something 1niQEe in signs hangs
from a ner son drink All eat place
ca upper Brcs1~s 1t reads ~Pse
La Mode with Ice Cream
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

4 csnlsgran from Srsin OF rseers
diss reported that seven American
vesse,x. tie largest nnzbsr ever IL
port !. one sine. were Al Bsrteicns
% skat day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

4 f.oaE niil wI;h q daily capacity Os
ss,eee pounds rsSensly began opera
tions 1t KaitenE. csinsS Tse asachin-
cry is Of ,hs latest American pattern
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

rrah.s. 10 slip hy express. C ar
cesA. & the raiirusd s.riks. roOlea
company Ia Maine made large ship
n4et cf clc.h to New York ey parcel
pest recentlT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
STATE NEWS NOTES

Ter oklshonsa osi men al ne~is
maaae nssliionasres. all 70 10 Csacin.
nasi in speciAs tran 10 Atsent ils
words SERIES game. They NAH 90 sToai
there to CalcAgo snd see thc games IN
;has city It's aice 10 be sn ail million
ARE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

General Roy Hoffman uf o9iahoasa
gsss ual Ne candidate Cos Senator
Cores place .n BE senate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29
| CITY IS.
rival Of EARLY.
DAY OPERATIONS.
FRONTIER TOWNS OF WILD
DAYS HAVE NOTHING On
-NAMEl-ESS TENaS CON-
MtNITN~ or THE
PRESENT DAY

S4rEkUrreti. Tvxss Seff - Riot
oss geslrry 1rd lawHassness ~ en-
fr1s hsse made the unnamed tent
city " s.eea population situated cr
The slie os ths noTshwcst exsensson osi
i-eol os sAs RursHnsnefs Fieaa che DosS
notorious community IN aii she few
ev8sA. excited petroleum nrudacSng
TERRITORY q Texas u is . distance os
five miles frarn BHFkAurDrrt 40 sh~
tenf cisr snd The orly Hscans ct
reaching th.rv Is ey auscnohile The
xaarre scr she rrip hy service car
ranges from s. 60 sia, Depending
largely an whAtsssS -A- ruad is rnrndr
o. not
Thfs aAr9 cs transportation. o. rs-
shrr tHe sxcrAssans charge for she
i-ar. cSas.>a sh4 oil field workers 20
set up their cwr senrs ID fhe asess
os she weiis
seTs Issy Sc~r@62 10
L. almost . dag following she
nrtnrinr in " she discovery weIl- "
s0vn ot several sranared F~opae bad
sQ-anr uR there II hAs continued sol
S-ou untzi is ass become the rsc.ss
ss.ag~sscsgc. fTszssisA Municipality IN
ali the wursd. II Is town without
,ssne- Ii IS called Newton br some
Ana av azaers ii Is known ss ,var-on-
~ City
Lack os incorporation OF crganisz-
ssca a. amy. Kind hzs cansed she riff
1ssts Of II. coznirv TO flock TO shs
nsu hroazn aown Tithan the last tex
weeks II hAs a&ser on rse appearance
q snanss~r towns and western mn
ssag csrnse 81 the early DAYS, wisA a
dash of responsibility here and there !
Cerdiasnas became so bad shAG an asp,
Tes-l xas made hv the resq-@rrahle
. e.e-s~ns os the community 10 Gov 1
ernor HcAAy that detachment os !
State Rangers - sent there To Pus !
down the gambling. tsasevSne. bootleg
aid rsrsozs other Kind Of larissszsss /
shsE ws~e SsSug carried On snn-e or
,esz c.~niy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

4 coffee pos on the sscu PRIME
PIE. the lid Of whSch serves as q stop
per. has been invented
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-29

Miss Birdie Saxon hss Aeen sls,
ponies city clerk of Normal, Ss
il tie first woman TO We appointed "
lsSr position in the state