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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

Announcement wes made today of
the purchase OF the Lion building
corner of Division and Harrison BY
the Guthrie MiIllng Company The
consideration WAS noa given,
ufC har. lFeslaens nf ttsu t.nthtta
MILLING company, said the lower floora
would be rrnted our for the present,
and the SECOND floor rooms converted
inio up.tuwu offices for thc milling
romlmny. Tho Iton halldlnW which
IA aA H.. 2 floors. nold IN 1000 for f@H,
9e0 Il was erected BY 4 \. Lyon
implement dealer. and later mDld 60
The Nathaniel N Mckay estate
We intend 10 thowughly remodel
lhs bufihing aud place II In first class
condition, and when gos through
4 will be the hes, office building tn
the city. We now have twenty -ssyen
people IN the office aud BY next crop
will have incremaed that number "a
probably fifsy Therefore " "a ner~e.
cary 90 have more office room and
az II MAS quicker and cheaper 20
buy this property than 20 build out
right. We bought" said Frank Gres .
ham today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
Bis WAO Or MONEY
VOTED FOR STATE INDIANS
sub Committee cf Congress Puts
Approval ON Appropriation
Ball That Carries
$isuQO.oo

weshinwson nsr ~. TIE suh.
committee consistiar cf vrresensA'
tsves Snvder AZ New Nofk. chairman
cart@s ~ oklahems, Rissun ~ Cali,
fornia issyaea ot Arizona ana Rhodes
of MtsseaFt reported favosably teda,
the annual lnalss appropriation hal
a@sr@sating between IL tna IL mllltcp
dollars for civilization aapport and
esaeasscn ~ tho indians.
The smrofsani oklahoma i,ems re.
ported fayurahly were
Per capita payment % Choctaws
and Chlekshaws AZ tiea aggr~gntlag
more tsan So sae0s~o to be- distribute
next sammer for asd N state sehe.ois.
Two hundred kna s~ensy five shoa-
sAna cellars For tire Naskoees agency.
Two handrea thousand aoiisrs fof
rr0hate attorneys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
w HARkEn BRINGS NEWS
Or n. '. SPRING STYLES
'Lutz Ready.,o. Wear Buyer Re
turns From the Eastern
Markets With New Things
For Women

In an lntersies regarding his trip
10 New York, Mr. W Y. Harker says.
My trip Was uslngsy for the purpose
~ busing sre@aee and susss for early
spring wear | found tha, merchan :
disc WAS hswh and hard ii ges. bui
being early. had me advantage over
many buyers who wait until after the
first of the yesr % buy ior spring.
The new dresses teAtara sae short
and three quarter length for sleeves.
hsoa effects. many Of th.m new
BRAIDED girdles, and some PRETTY new
1iiarcm- effects ars shown The lat
ter are loosely bl0used styles with a
glrao THAT rests on tae hips and a
full skirt. gathered an III the bottom.
saTR~ssinr sha name
"Taffetas. foalardN, serves, ifieo, y
ines. triaolesses, salsets and Jerseys
are good for spring wesr Most az
them are basdei or embroidered IN
contrasting colors. though some are
trimmed with braid and neyeiy rib
bon effects.
My trip WAS also for tho pnrpoNe
Of huysng some things Tor our Janu
airy safes. and here Is " ere | had
trouble In finding what | wanted. /
actually had 10 visit twenty four
Wholesale houses 20 find lot Of win
ter coats that we needed for his sale
Labor conditions are still unsettled In
New York. and The garment workers
arn't tarnlng out enough garments 10
supply tho demand
Many ofthe garments thai ! bonaht
on thh "trip arr already In our stare.
and more are arriving daily, SO the
Ing store viii be asle to take care
OF the early spring business In fine
shape"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
CROOKS TAKE FOREIGNER
T0AMEAT CLEANING
Sleighi Of Hand Fellows Garner
Life Savings Of a Tulsa
Greek BY An Old
Game

Sf~ishs -ot hand confidence mvf
trimmed James Spilsepaaes, Greek
oaf ot si.essa his life savings al Tui,
- lAsS night
Jim took the raoacy from the hAni
Intending to ~nd II "a relatives IL ths
old 0eanlry Ga WAsnat street. swc
ssmlmShsfte strangers who A. oke hls
fwn sDnesse approached
Wsal SHOW yoa ho1 10 seaa thai
money safely. shey Offered Jass
s1ck u In shAs sia box w4sh ~ur ssgs<
untal aii M arrangements have nr*r
made
glm daa and not4ced mach amsslns
ara haneiGfg of the box. Sie weni
home with chanois bag whSch hs
hoaghs eonsained his ewu saving and
he money ~ his new acquaintance
l.aser an examination disclosed onss
Hssae qApe-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
CORPORATION Commission
SAYS DISCOUNT IS COMING
Bllla For Cos Can WAAs Nat
Dedcctloua Mast na Made
For Poor Service ny
Gas Company

rhefA hAa hewn Waah yarlanae Id
pplni0na Expressed w aaa aeasm aa ~
whether e0aa haek 81 aEaaouns
npssit be demanded sna received tuas
shm se4 company un aeNeunt 0f tAa
pessf sefyiea dufsax tta eula apagl
keelyln@ N Aaal@rmag gnamaFlem ia
a she nssllod AZ obtaining gh@ refsnd
% saa bllu fpF me perlod * she rseont
eqld SPELL the corporation eomtnAamson
has lwsued statement snterprufsss.
Nv order To ng#aD thas paysnsut of thu
Iellla abavld hi withheld until Che dEaa
eoslu' II tAsufed pM and nnsea asua
ne bltl Discounts ~lll nat 30 foee
fsised white ths saymenf II sha bills
Y held up w. tbts afemmi.
1hs elateHant lastlea by shA ccsn-
nsa@i0n atateas
Some tlne will hw rnqalred Ia fi3-
arp the DISCOUNTS on aaa hills Tor fn.
adequate service and ali those who
aaye haG Inadequate aerysca dsfrinx
IN" period covered ny tfe present sas
BILLS lihculd hola sheme btlIs nntiI ths
company has tsnie to furnish then
vim new bills showing tho dI~connk
for Inadequate sefyieo Ths seKular
y per cent dlseonit will nos b. for
fsl'ed by any partiss who pay their
bills pfVnlptly upon receipt 0f new
Din with The discount Cor Inadequate
service a. ppr commissions josrneI
srtr, Of Saturday. December ~. i3ifl.' N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

Nav Svsk, ns~ II iseaslh@ his
vnssrs estate 10 Ma KATE lAnk, us
fsIsua and rumrsnton Charles f.ua
wtx ki~ssf, whaee wlil wA& pehsatcd
satas cuts his slfn off wltboas a cs.ns
ihn eksAss asmnNhs@ tA considerable
snd th* alseosAi maAr ~ a SAs cr,,
At~d ns}sd sensation amenK ne
tYtsnas n she kitA,A Tho a,~wylam
riyes as estuAe tar Aislah rsslns hia
wife
Z imtamssanallN Aa mag lNayr Mny.
thing 20 my ~lfs heuAAse h~Ailese ehe
y i;os ae&stssnF og snyihinw after NY
aeesh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

which John = sumner. secretary of
tte Society for the Prevention of ysce.
has termed lewd and immo-ai
book. YESTERDAY cagsed1 Clinton II,
Brothers and a member Of the extFa
Brothers aTads naem.5ar o1 loo extra :
ordinary Grand jury 80 be beld In
200 baAa fer trial in Special Session.
Mr. Brslnsrd was charged BY Mr.
Sgmner IN Washington Heights courf
with being concerned In the smuSlica.
sion og Madeleine Il WAS charged
That TIE book Was likely 20 prove
detrimental 70 she morals Of sbe com
n9niiy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
THROWS S|D[-lIGHT ON
SCHOOL VACATION PERIOD
Prof Peak Personally In Favor Of
TWO Weeks Holiday, Wny
Vacation Period Was
Made One Week

G. N Peak, city superintendent IL
anasrF 10 compsalnsh FpsAtiyu ~ ths
short Christmas vacation for The esil
schools made thsa statement fusa
day
FTh. tIme Tor vacation was nat de
cidsd without due consideration t'eF
aoualiy the writer wAs IN favor ~ tNo
weeks vacation and several members
III the board wNg~ Ia fayor es that
tim. Tho school wam esansa Magua
whai late this ncllDci fsMf lef teaa0na
chat NO ONE cousd control fila con
dl,ions for the standing ~ tue hlFt
school reaulfr that there wnaH ~
taught E1 full weeks Ia eaae there
had been tive weeks vacation to-
school would hare to ran ffta jlns
20 meet these conditions fhs nDFma
lichoola ~ the STATES bexln May ss
There are several teachers ana pupll'
Ia the hlKh selsool that wMM 20 at
tend the n0rmala this yemr and fhps
could not DO 20 adsanta.sousi II ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

rev uay tsnasgs pvrfBfmsd shs
cevrNaewy shst unsged l~hn 1. le
umaa ana Alkr " lNtyvfAoa W ths
holy sonsls "a svsItars. saes evsnlNT II
iha hasAr ~ ana hriA~ sunY misss
auasAssat ~ shs elsy ug fewyAnd
~ a pfumlnsna s..'ss rgwwsersaa tApwss
~ th~ couats and the nrsae W. te
daughter ~ Fafney Patterson
lehn Mshuuey slsssea asal sutss
whereby ha hvepna~w awW@F 0f fhw
A. " cwfntwWssh Farm ~ tan asYva
two mllea sA~s ~ "a. rit4. eotwsAefpa
pae ~ the Rssssl asesganle subaflNn
s'sss~rslss N lhe esAngy Nv MaAssu
sS pald tssEoa lsy yhe Favgn
Th,s wna alyOfes aaY IA sli4sqgp
vusfs ana Judge xwapk faesea az
sevwfwi vs~e~ Il. iEumpNgwy was
mmwsed dsyuFwe ffwm 4 lguMphrey
90 the 8reanas ef noa Duapuu hn8
abandonment " Long waa dsuiea a
dlvprer frvtn l.asw Oa the algosa
Is"sN Nnwless uf aVty vas eAaaNesi
hus sha vewFi hgad thai II waN esas
of dvsewsnn and shat sAn istasugiff
gA9si wait Tho customary pa snWal ~
h~foev decree eaald ~ saeA la
thr eNse ~ Hoseste VA 81 K5 ualdgnw
= divorce Was denied Alne tshe euaple
havs h"ea nsAsrlva faety wears gAs
Ss~lr' nrdeFsd = 'isvpbun ~ she g9,n
ersss
AlouxD An@ellns whn Nsea nemf
Crescent riss waM Alskva hs i tssea
and sustained hFnAen sAwAs aFYm
q broken isg, and three fgssa sasamhet
ls"sldes this ha f~il nn hrskeu tlostlr
aud ssse"lved palnFul ruas 90 face ausg
head
vslf peopl~ avs moi nanrv careful
Guthrie Il bottna a. has~ dtaaatae
oua fire said SIRE Chief Homes H.
day There hsvn b~en Wsamy asafu,s
sufnad IN nf lasv and All havp lwpn
fires asaf4nd either fFunf dfy luayea
cs osefheatsd eaa asoyea III ena al
tws cH.a the flrr wMa eansssl g4ssN
detective fluea TIVE aiarnln wpre
responded 80 sodas
- rhsa haa heen the galssesi s~riai
IN this office ia faus y,Wna .Ala
sheriff Robertson to-day Nus sven
aswnp over a houndry ltns ~ lhe pwH
crah1p ~ feed and 10 lNs4se gmadINfs
moving" BE- added
tsushis" merchants mFw vnhpsaa
Knod isualneww NV Ns~s snsea 81 m
Best y issR been IN maAY ysMsa Wi
This Tins of the year ssleI Tasa lpnk
'ns today Gardner AMI slsehI rpsas.
S'nhs'aiisx isualness ana age tesehsa
frosn Morning unsii csnssnn tsma TAs
'hr"n clothing asors8 tAma Mtsrkef !
isufton and WAnflAewer aYe gmas
as Deea Tn Guthrie fAalslun ahon N
crowded every hvus ~ ,he aAs n,
Your SHOPPING early Rs4nvnshe,
There We are only elshs niofe DAYS naiH
Ghfimsnlaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

Ultimately there IL nothing left IN ibs
universe but self the ego. ssbl~ot
sxd aiaer ESQ. objecs.
The fnppiest peopie are those who
are making those about them ha py I;
tbose who love their fellow men 10
much that they are constantly think
Ing of some means 10 add enjoyment
"a their iisen
Faithful service 90 brighten ths
pathway of the unfortunate about ns
IL Tho key that uniocks the vault
wherein is stored the priceless jeweI
os cout~nt real hsggincss.
Wealth. bish position and pleasures
all far by the wsyssdc 20 Che se<sk-
en- after joy in isse. when they come
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

fsnd one who had absolutely Frws
sailing ahead fhome who we're born
rich had ths handicap of bsinK with
out incentive 10 do lfofaethiag worth
whils and 70 assure themselves 8
livelihood.
Tbe greatest handicap ~ our lisva
" W. haya good faith IA tho tendepsg
TO oserestlmats every hardship ~
face and TO look on the dark slds oi
our nohiest aims
Tlr old .fawhioneds falilnx ot inak
inE mountains out of innialiills cou
Thurs % block many pathways.
We will find our proxram speeded
and many difficulties easlly overcome
II We face tham with confidence and
never consider them greater than they
sctusiiy sre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

cap al some time during lifc's jour.
ney.
The fellow who continually com.
ments that 'TF' n wasnt for this or
that difficulty he would SHOW IN ths
way 70 make yxpd, IL generally for
tunats he has something On which 10
blame his idoIence. The chances ARE
ten 20 one against his ever making
good n he hadn't a Jingle obstacle
si,esd II hs complains Ions enough
he'll eventually get tired of his own
wh:nes and realize his handicap IL
himself
~ we consiner this ccuntry's his-
tory alone. W. would begin with Col
umbus snd 70 the whole var down The
line of our leaders I'D W would nos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
cHIcAGu BALLOON msn Ana
notNa OUT or npagfsE ~

thieaan, Epe ta F'alsr HhnAsMasAsa
81 thAsaas AssH aalanaa viii ehssw
thslf 4oHrs ~ fa lAAu pfhef kaaGMnas
un fanaars araasaa lss Az estimate
lasiay W. NJ MssAfshY. weervsaFy
as Fa~ tiinels laaaer tAaAlpsm rrusw
tsYv AMNabmfioa M'e sgaatlg Wspsatsss
~ asw sAe salaast# "a 10 hfseF eMm
suueNuae eisAg sTlgon Ia aata. Aass
gaw a~s lgsss tirhelsIina Nar tinse Sea
HlNtlea Vpeh me rv psa ia Eh~
9wMwfn
Mass ~ aha sslasa keeYwra hssd gws
lAiAsd shelr lNa@ts aHa tMMsasnsl Amfs
tFlHk asakssaNasn6s Ulsh tfsm Fazas
IaI esKsY Wy sWs Ve#H xaAa 4es
Mccarthy 4aFA st@ 4saasn4 laAsaAR
wpaisl layNw lffa msn olgl IA esA
sitsmtag
fhs assfsmeas II iaay Almger. fssaf
seau&st NV ihe Iiu.Asy tHtesaM -
ttp ialaaVe wasa FhA8 ths Fwns ftHAK
has ns@ bspnsts bFuuxa s0asn sAsvs
% 900 Naltan eeneTa And Assslll@sg
heada
fhle afe5lnH . la#t aexatssA ats
'he ssreaes ~ Aaga The saa#lsa
tiaNal,ly ~ the slaNg.swsa. ~ ,assl
ht'l@n nsnNsNsAemG wiss ~ mftapk@a
la twH saxa MnHe WI Fhs 4aeptams
Involved n shs eaaM hshs iaeislnsl 49,
any Fsiaiion IS eF bfafiHw na fhM
aau'aee'sat# tsFhs thas wssl 81 Bsasie an
thg amendment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

! n Avcasne ~ Newkirk. haa ~ne
soo snAay wkseA. 10 hr mases serve q
war IN The ren lie shoaxht hc was
divorced ftrm bis flrm wafe. - As
SAVE, hua Il aevvlossA By lAscsitxa gson
stas she divorce ~AA nos matter 0f
colws reevsst W. u Yleh Elis fis~s
wife HIVES In Indiana llagang shq
trial Il wss eisa hrmShs 0ut that ne
had eommon ias witv in Mauhisa
Masking ihf~e women who sAlled him
huhhs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
GOOD oLo JOKE BoBs
UP IN SUPREME COURT

Washington. Dec. 60 Here In q
bis of oDea questioning In the Fu.
meme Coun today. during Arguments
o. the lewaiity u 2.Ts rer cent beer
u:sder war -sime prohibition:
-JaH what liz the difference be-
tween beer and this near BEER"
Chief Justice white asked.
= must confess can determine
none" EHhu Root. counsel for the
liquor interests. replied
Well, you are very poor Judge
of distances Judge Nckenna chimed
In, and the solemnity OF thu court
disa appeared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16


NermNn. OKLA, pec IL, Onls ,wc
sesket hail gAmes az the University
of nAlahomss 1899 seaeen will hs
playea a. Norman, the kansas AEri.
eulsnfAl College Five appearing here
fehfnasy r. and II The schedule
follows
Jan ~ and Pa Kansas Agriculture
College NJ Manhattan
F~h u and ls~ untsrrwgsy ~ ATS.
sonfi Al Columbia
Feb IA and ~ Washsngson l'ns
sersltx A. 81 Louis
Feb ~ ana N kansas College 81
Norman
Mar 8 Snd q t'nlvnrxisy of Kan
ssh AT Lawrence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
.A|RPLANE MEN TO
ATTEND ROTARY LUNCHEON
Aviator Bishop and G OF G Men
To Fly To Guthrie From
Oklahoma City
Wednesday

In order 30 confer with the Guthrie
Rotary club and men1berw Of tn,
Chamber OF Commerce relative 10 in,
auguraii1e air lsne freight. exprs -
ard parcel service between Cafhrst
and Oklahoma Cisy. members og ths
Oklahoma City Chamber os commercs
wiii ny 20 Gnfhsie tomorrow from
Oklahoma
A curts&s plane will b. used n
Will be piloted by Bishop.
Landing will be at fair grounds
park The visitors. upon landing will
70 10 she lone hotel and lunch with
TIE Rotary club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

e a realization of the happiness that
comes 90 them through the thankful
love Of those WHOSE sorrowul faces
have become wresshed In Smiles.
The man who II busy trying 20
cheer the brother who n down" and
who tries TO point out TO sbe world
the grand beauties ali about him. will
always find his own pathway glowing
IN the sunlight " contented 10y.
Many men think they could f,et the
world afire n they weren't bsndi.
capped.
Tiny forget that nearly every per-
son who has reached . position of
hCnor OF wealth had 70 face : hsndi-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

Chicago, Dec. it.-~Federsl Judge
lands toda4 sentenced Samuel p.
Pandolfo, organizer and head Of the
Pan Motor Company. St. Cloud, Min
resosa, convicted os using the mails
te defrsud. 20 serve ten years In a
federal peritsrtiary and fined him
four thousand doiiart.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

Chicago, Dec tiaS More than tsn.
600, coo In Christmas bonuses will be-
di@i ributcd 90 employees of Chicago
banks and stores during the ooming
week
Two ~ fhe worlds lafseA mall or
der houses. which laat year gave
bonuses ranging from five to fifteen
per cent of yearly salaries announce
that they are preparing a special sur.
prise for employees this Chrisimaa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
NW IN DEPORT ALI.
I. ~. MS AND ittlpS

Wsstsin0tcn, Dec. IA biil sefsn.
sns racscaiisrn, and aes.snea primarily
by Chairman Johnsoa 70 tcrce the De.
psrtrHsnt OF labor 10 arrest ard De :
s~t all the alien members of the
I W. W, ard kindrec o~Qsnlssslors.
was reported 70 the house today hy
tire immigration committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
MASSACHUSETTS, srlll W.T.

tkssiVn. bve. isi ~ The sire ~ th-
ilcense yote and thc question OF cnt
sing che hsstoric Common 10 ~asiea
adjacent streets. we're matters Of con /.
cern IA sAe municipal election here
to-day All hns ore Of ~ Ms ~achus
etik clties which have voted slxs year
have given wet majority
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
lnluAcrlona olsoneymn

" l@Hls t1es II Slaliaaa ta sss
eaiyN fHs lempae'AfY gnlAnftloea s.
s'isd asaiHa' ibn is2fFlei agsHnax aea
laH s"litNtNF ~ iaiwfNaG seSrisH~ Hnge
on s'eeefnher fgsirAnltsN shHsa FrulA
ihtfHefiAx wsth tisH as}a aF whsmkp
aaFe granted S. gnMsa Atases J0axw
tarEa ~ coart heFe teslag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

Newburgh, ". ". Dee "a. - Alleged
to be members of one ~ the iargeHt
''noonshlnlng gangs" In the country.
Simon Rosenstein and fisfnueI Rasn,
both OF Newark. n. J.. who were az
rested near here BY federal agents
last night, with lurr grain aicohoi,
valued ut 100000 in their possession
were taken 20 New York today Tor
examination.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
'lIQ ! 7 INIUkCTI0Ns
DISSOLVED by COURT
tint ,hsi ilOl un ~ AiI.it~.
I'M tiiul ~sNn ~IlupNt..
10 90 OFT Oi' nt ~.
>t~~ on iANt ANY
i~r ron III. IlME
Ruf.tKTrN

WaAalnKtuN, Dvt 10 An Wfss
favorable fnpoFf en ths aill sa re-
peal the war sime prohibition law
waa ordered to-day by tha houss
agricultural committee hy d vots
81 10 10 4 Representatives John
r Rainey, democrat, Illinois. aud
volght. Wisconsin, and Ward.
New York. republican, cast thu
negative votes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
GOVERNORS OF ALL STATES
IN MENICO TO MEET

Messcc CITY. Dec stn--6osernor os
All eve states of Mckee have been
summoned 10 rreet IN Mexico City.
Dec 20 fer confcrcnce with Pres
cers carranxs looking TO more rapid
psciflcstion Of the republic ard also
70 outline plans whereby the sppros-
ching sleetsonchInc elections may be
carried ovs with she least disturbance
or unfsirress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

N4lwAa,e.~. Der M Nacavf l.. Asssf- Z
rvw - the sss1e la .he special elTs
4.an cat IA sor new : IN fhe fssh cseia (
rreS4 nraa esssrtxs 81 wiSconsin Ths
.seeialiss 4tsds-, who waS el~et~n ~
she x~rSens cnngvyss 0a4 dnried saa
s@an following rs conviction sor sso
sasSnn og nae espionage act. Is assast
he nom.nss al rs paTsy. He " cp.
ssasea ~ WEARY a. nodessSt alb, re-
,.ubsscsn. whose candidacy y hacked
also rs she democracy organization
and 4 anema eacsesy kncwr rs fas
Good Governments League
IT, fsfsh a. sries Is 1.cked v on a.
the SOFA nss stronghold IL Wisconsin,
Berxs~ ea~xsca Il seversa wears ago
wh~r ~ was elected 90 c0uxrvss she
ssrsw gssne. mna s<asn AZ she regular
esr~ssan sn NcT~smeer. iafs Az tht
sssa@r time -. sAa S'snrahsy q nsrsvs
rhan s.eeA yoses polling s-.aao aralnA
1e.EA sor Csrnsy. aenocrss. Anf
se.s-s gw Ssaffcr1, -vpufaiean Car
nsy lnxsAtussa ahe ccas.ss which re
sailed in Berser's los at MS sat
Berger was tn anarsnoas ehe.ce 81
q maxS meeting called harrietly be
csuee 81 sark cf sinsr Ter raking h
usaal rar-y ssserenaum. The Pcrs~s
raea-anr ar~rSvT1 AAs every srt. wors
ard xrasirz* The r1sitwm on whief
BerE4r ~ esxs ~ e-esecssor reiserases
rnany os tAe socialist rarty sa-inc1piss
and dseaarcs aSsinSs prohibition.
arafr I ~fh@ sangevsAneng Fr~salfa tAcH
ard ans elsqne or garSy W. the Ao'ass
cf rrx RI eencAs4wse 20 dictate whom she
dissrscs "a tp eaeet as as rspre~ensa
ffve~ snd srssnss med6ltrx IN shs
sn+erna1 affairs % any forssgn com
ssv- nxsxss. Cerrsry ard Mexico"
Boaenstah's candidacy was the cat
growth ~ rnnf@renre eaw@en reg'-
resentassves Of the republican ard
dernocraa.e cnznty committee and E
dsaeTafson from She Good fsovsrvmvr'
League
BnaenstaA also has announced tha
h. Ne AGAINST prohibition The uUh 0s
MS psmxfDggn H. she declaration &C
ksep frvinlsse she fundamental pviE-
csn8ss ~ onr government and rfsnc
or csse 10 ere-y afgemss 10 BergerzEs
ard AoisheyGze his country
Prior 40 rhe swnary eserracu thF
socialists wer~ snoTe active than zhs
fnssonis at ssass with reNsrxl 10 shF
holding q rne~sin~e Berger was
cnottc ~ 0rr of his speeches ak h3v
Erg ssss shaf BE Aoved she sodierr
would refuse 40 take the place os
srrsksn9 coal rr4msrs and dsxlxred thsr
sbe iorrser German emperor wouid not
use -regMi&- srcor& 10 snf@micsss
Striker Az snother farne he said ~
this cifTrsrt 10 nrada up entirely OF
horse Hhievrs zh@n q fsnc~e thief ia ~
cnsy sru@ representative in arguing
fer his own eieeticr
Bocensssb ia onslinsn@ fbe issue AZ
an orrznsxzascn naes1rg of one cf shs
brznchns cs the Good Government
League. @@sd
II Ia mot srue nncfaaism that tho
ffffh dassrsz ss confronted wwh n
81 sonsestsrg nucb ~o~we u IA boz
sAerlssn The socialists waaozn Mr.
Berrfs Represents are rTvgp O, sn-
dsrsanais whD do norhing hna stir up
emT'cve 6 rainN eus aorsr ard ernploy-
~ agar 4 ernpscye Now they ase
srvinx 10 overzhrCw 'oe socesxed form
cf rossrnrenf of this country. Mr.
B~rrsr is trying 10 irrss4se old scores
Eor his oxn benefit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
Bta SSsEAIkI HAVE
atpTt RED ANOTHER FORT

London, Dts. f0--rae bolshevikl
eapsvree hoso Mskolaevxk, on the
rrsns Siberian railroad on December
IA. according "a q soviet comuniqvs
seeivtd by wireless here today. The
statement SAID over 5000 prisonera.
raany 0ons ard several generals %
the koschsk army we're taken by the
soviet troops.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
HARD WINTER ~ FRONT:
BIRDS FORETELI IT

Chicago, Dec. 10 Hundreds os
arctic birds are a. far southward a.
Maine and Michigan and that indica-
Ter hard winter. according to John
Burroughs, the naturalist. who was
@ere today. He said he had seen
many Of the birds In Michigan and
That they were unacquainted with
man and very tame.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16

persprs kne~sru of any deserving
people ssssc shov6 BE- rem<rbeeeo
wixA iced. eso<hsrs and supolses or
chssstmss dsy wdii confer ssvpr On
tbe Empty stocsirq comrsfSse. ~
phscsnu or sen5'rs ths names 70 tne
eommtaxse. - Johr Deans osfsce.
pbene f6o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
GERMAN PEACE OBLIGATION
ARRIVES IN PARIS

Paris. Dec l6 nAw German dele
eagion arrived in Paris this morning.
q discuss compensation fOr the sink
inx the German w@Nhlp@ ii soaps
Fae~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-16
eUBoNic PLAGUE BREAKS
OUT IN BuENos AIRES

Buenos Aires. Dec 1.-THE bubonsc
plague is reported 10 have atfainesi
grave proportions ss Las R1sas. Santa
Pc province Several deaths cave oc-
CURED