The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-29

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Ma dos "I.oess 10 nae llss the cffi
Gers arr on hot trail he ssaa thll
afternoon. lle won't siV~ eos an
cstlnhe Information
tn recoautinx ,he csptare - Z
whisky plant hy sheriff Rcbsr'son and
hlr laen Yesterday mistake sas mfds
vita reference 10 ~, ownership ~ ths
land ~here ,hc plant vut located 7
vas DOT On the MeNklls fafm bat vas
% the short farm semss che road
Tue reason che mlsssk. ~s- made ls
that Tom NcNalIy owna 80 many
farms In that rart ~ the county that
u il hard 20 locate ono belonging IA
anybod, else We hos pardon The
short place l. rented by tnm ael-
lerv q. wa
Airs Cora Farrell. county supcrln.
lcnd,ni ii holding EXAMINATIONS Cor
teachers certificates q, the coall
touse this week A number % county
teachers are taking the work Tn
examinations this year are anusuail,
hard Among the questions are wha,
materials. machinery and labor mans
asement are required fcr sood, cheap
country roads In Oklahoma Now ths
man or woman that can answcr that
question aud prove ma, there ls any
such thing as cheap" In Oklahoma is
certainly entitled TO life certificate
What IN the work OF the state board
OF equalization describe the propo'
ss,lon OF giants by grating, are otheI
questions.
Work has started az the 81 Joa-
cph academy on the new building
program launched some time ago. u
In hoped by Mother Joseph that cnousi
OF tho work will be finished In time
for the fan opening OF school. This
Fort Smith a Western railroad hal
built a switch. touching the west side
OF tho property which greatly expe
dl,os the work Of handling tho build
INK material which h arriving daily,
Tho new additions. when completed
will have cost the Sisters more than
tl0o. 900.
Ira Floyd. Guthrie colorcd man,
who has served many years In ths
regular army ia here on q furlough
visiting old time friends. iIa has beer
stationed on the Mexican border fo'
some time and was ono Of twelve Y y
soldiers captured by the villa bandits
last year and sentenced TO be Hh0t
Intervention by tho Mexican consul
and President Wilson's promft action
In the matter at that time saved their
'lves "They stripped us OF all ouf
clothes, fad ua Oh bread and water,
saw at least dozen executions while
| was a prisoner" he said today
A Santa Fe fast freight that pass.
cd through Guthrie at six o'clock this
morning went IN the ditch w Dead
Mans 0uIoh" several mIlee sosi'h 81
the city. Seven oil tank cars. ons
gasoline tanker and big furni'ur'
car filled with old parer were com
pletcly wrecked The oil and gaao-
limo mingled and made nasty mess
No one was Injured South bound
,assenYer tru5ns shia morning were
ie,ourod yia CUSHING Several hun.
dred yards Of ties and track we're 'ofr
up. The wreck Wal a,auaed by brok
cn flang. on onr Of the tank cars
Lieut. David ] Wennor arrived from
France, Sunday. 10 spend few days
NJ home with his wife and his parents
Mr. and Mrs Fred I. Wenner. at TIili'
crest Farm. Iia landed A. Newport
News. Va. after = stormy trip from
Bordeaux two weeks age ana haa been
al. Washington since making settle
ment with the government on thrcs
million dollars worth or property hi
was custodian OF az ciief supply OF.
fIcer for three base hospitals III
leaves this evening for Camp pike
Ark. to make final settlement and
secure bis discharge Ills wife. form
erIy Miss Beulah walters. met him Al
Kansas City on his return and vii
accompany him TO Camp pike.
1T l. Stockton. prominent Crescent
City democart and merchant Is here
today on business lie Is a warm sup
porter OF Sheriff I'd Robertson ant
says he IL the first democrat Ae eyel
voted for. II voted for I'd Robertson
because knew no was the kind oI
man We needed Tor sheriff OF LoKni
county. And I was not disappointed
He II making good and am yer,
proud Of e." he said today.
Practically eli OF the colores
schools in the county are holdini
their summer schools now. The tern
VIII last for two weeks.