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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
ABUSED WlFE MA0 HELPED
A|n N ADv[Rs|TT
~sa@~ Aear~rr
wAsn MuskcSvs Man Became
Wealthy He scornsd titsis
Wife. Shs Brings Action
In Court

In ists. when s<masl " unll. ot
Maskcgve. led 1ts kiashms hrsas
20 the alar the rcapi~ wsrs ewss tn
tact according 90 shs wifa's stassmsai
In her position for dssose~ fil~a sefs
yesterday, they we're vesy poor leased
aug sho say. sh@ vas cousenssi ssa
matte hone~t efforts 20 mSss = haprs
hame Tor hef ssAinael
itai samasl aeccwisax - ~. ~sfe.
wanted none ~ that soxs ~ lsfss In
fast he rrvscft~t the rough hease
1rser ~ ,hinws "tAfe ~ish Hat ffnm
siusost the eessnnins ~as aas r0nna
" sha*e and neglect. no CURSED ms
ana mlgir~Aled me N msny ssuased.
esssel Ways she sAya
Rscentls ltuli has bssome vwsv
~eaNAy. having Ngfusk eli tse n
worth more than tiOo.u@so row AMI ss
arawlnw rnl slsies. from several uil
producing properties. says The site
Sho wAnaa a divorce aud temporary
aslussns ~ ssss, PEI msrsA aAd Kssnr.
ney's fees " $500 10 start win she
slao wants a asvision cf she property
The case wlil probably be contested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
NEGRO, CAARG[D NTH ONE
CRIME, ADMITS ANOTHER
Willie West l. Owen a Stiff
Jolt BY Judge Hornaday
When He Admits
Gambling

omah isurfcrd. yuunw negro. who
swor~ On ,He stand ia Justice Horna.
days conft yesterday that wiilic West
another negro, bad held ilm 40 ami
relieved him nf his roll oi long sfevn.
failed 10 get hiss money hAcA. but he
had the satisfaction OF seeing tie man
he says robbed him. shesl oat sias gA
In fines TO the eoants ss result OF
Testimony given BY West
West swore thst ne had won the
money found by sheriff Robertson
from Barford in dica game. INV
many times did YOU play ~ gh@ dsce
game asked Justice Hornaaay
Judge, only played wsii the dice
three times. ssnt ! won lnat ngGer .
money fair and sanalr and rare did
not stick him up. lie Ia lying 10 you.
Judge and Us telllng suaall the tFuf I"
Very we'll" said llornaday. that
@eing the ease. and the evidence not
being sufficient 10 stack you for hixh
way robbery. Will fine sou tSs for
each gambling offense; tia, will make
f7a. The costs will be- sso.sh Sheriff
take saay the prisoner and coileet the
fine and costs or pat aim in jail
THAT was some holt' remarked
Sheriff Robertson. And Willie West
looked like someone had hit him vita
crowbar.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
BRITISH LIQUOR BAN
LIFTED, PRICES H|eH
Thirsty Are Embarrassed by the
Dealers Who Profiseer. Re-
strictions Are Removed
Without Warning

London. Des o. uH. hundred and
Fifteen milhoA gallons cs whisky. be-
Rldes quantity OF other mpiFlt~ were
rel~ased from arssIme restrictions
this week. and mas b. damgfshmsa 10
all oomefs vito can persuade sNs deal
era 20 sell.
Announcement OF the removal ~ tia
restrictions. which Gas made wllhoas
warning in the house II commons nv
the 9sssd controller. rame an a surprise
90 the members, who greeted Il wssh
icud cheers
The liquor trade waa equally suFs
prssed, asa was bssisxed BY ths well.
90 do among the pabise a. soon a. the
unexpected nWws spread Many or
dsra fof frnm 20 10 q handrsd aoseus
were plsrad laainedsately IN addition 10
numerous commissions for amnliNr
quantities
Although Il Is fsRnrrd that enough
apsrlia has hren thus freed lo sure ly
each man. woman and child In the
country wiah ~ bottles, II IL doubtful
u thu public will flnd ii easy Ut pres
ent TO Increase copsump,lnn % a great
ex'ant The suyerpmeni maintains
control of the maxin,am price. which.
Tor whisky is 10 shllllnx and pence
per bottle. and Il Il moi believed thai
the dealers viii seli much Is,ow that
figure, a. the esl#sIng hlgh duty viii
Moreover. reatflrsienH Oh dlsiiilallon
during the war and 1hs necessity of
maturing stacks may lead ths dealers
to hold large quantities, on the oshsF
hand. II viii be spssihle noN 10 ssil
All the American whisky watch haa
reached and Ia sti'I rcsehInx England
though clearance trmn shn custom
may be aiow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

'urs you would havn 10 nave shs els.
eumslancss existing soma four months
AZ" Al the time hospital ATTACHES
tried 70 discourage any effort 10 do
one thing for vsliom. They said 10
wac gone and nothing epsld save him
There was no chaHes aud II would b.
wsste of time and money 10 feed
or care for him.
VIZ eannot ever tssl you how much
good your efforts accomplished for
veilom In particular and the boys In
general and you can credit your %.
forts up with ono life saved. There
slloud have been two. Uur brother
linkman died on July ~ aud the Isst
time l saw him said they had gotten
him b. starvation. Ralph tveliom)
aas gained about Is pounds sInce he
has besn out and has forxoiisn he
vss sick. Yours. etc. n. y. Mckee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

report was gathered the following:
"sgs vellon was In bed out on
the porch with no protection. and Il
was cold wet day. fsnowing while
we we're there) and as leaned over
hts bed to place the fruit which we
had brought him next 70 the wall for
protectionefrom the snow. / found Ais
bed was wet. Al this time Sgt veilom
coughed until talking on his part was
decidedly difficult. The two rooms
opening upon tahis porch. one OF which
Sgt. veIlom formerly occupied. we're
used for tho near dead ana dying At
this time. To my knowledge. four
boys have died in the room Sgf. Vel
Iom vas formerly In. and IN plain
view Of him and tho other tvo men
on the porch with him. Not even In
death were those men given tho pri-
vscy or Quietude one feels dsc any
human. much less the defenders of our
country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

had been nsde BY 4is relatives =
Those In charge % the hospital said
BRO. veiicm was gone and no,h;nx
could saye him and the accompanying
cut is q picture of I,ro yel.om ana MIS-
friend after Masonic influence was
brought ,o bear upon ono wAo was
gone
Upon conditions being made plain
by the report of BRO. Burrows and
through complaints msds 10 tho prop
or government departments many i'm.
provements were made. the depart
msnt removing tho Officers Ia cam
msnd, This Following 10 . letter from
BRO. Mckee who wss ALSO ; paiieui
IN tho bospitaI ~ the time thankins
Bro. Dcrr for wfust he did for NE boys.
Denver. S-z>~is.. Mr. prank Derr,
Guthrie. Okk.. near Bir and BrQ:
Encicsing yoa piaurss ~ vstom sAd
nyssaf' 10 fully apussstass ~ plo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
ABSENT RIlOTHERS''
IN El.kS LtDIN:t..


Members OF Guthrie lodge s26. who
have died since The foundation Of the
lodge are = T.. Oyerstreet. =. ".
wadsworth. ] o. Wilkinson n G.
Maine, n II Hagan. VI A. piatt. ".
Masey. Edxar ", Jones. A. y. Sauns
ders. II Brandon. VIM. IA Conway,
R n Carlin. A. A. crsndaII. G., A.
Noble, A. H. Rlelae, G. E N, Coles.
" r kldwell. @. y Freeman. A. ".
We Der. Vim, A. Frasier, q A. Brown.
rsas. Knessly. Tennis Snirra. J J.
O'Rouke. Otto bekemeyer. Wm. Fan
drop. A. Meyer. Jr., wm Rltshsupt.
Joseph Foucars Joe Willis, a w
Roodhons. ChAs. Hunter, T. r l4eI3ron.
Stanley storbaugh, Rob;. r. stor-
baugh. John v Bragg. r. Esrl Haw-
kins. Chester Hirscha. Steve Miaco
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
THIS STORY CONES
FROM MuskOCEE TODAY

Muekoges. Dec s--tyour honor, /
insf have 70 get of I'm an auction !
eer and I'm working ~ hard now a.
when J hli'~Si elect You governor
This was The appeal ot y Nowata
v"nlf~man 90 the federal ladxe when
called for Jury duty
You dldn't help elect ma governor
did youT" rejoined Judge Page Morris
m Duluth. MINI. who IL holding ted.
efai court here In the absence Of
Judge Robert Williams
Aren't you Judge wiiIlamsy- asld
the vanIreman.
NO my name Ia MorrIA,~ sald IN.
luage. who was 80 tIekied At the IN.
ciaent that he excused ilse man from
Jury duty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
s0ODERN WO0ONEN
HOLD ANIMAL kl.Ex.TlslN

0atArir camp No. sSsf Modern
wccduen cf America held sis annual
election Wednesday nAxAs end sh~ tns t.
lowsnk affsevrs we're es~seA Cor the
ensuing term;
Ven Consal john NJ Ensiish. War
Advisor, A, n cshsli. nAaker. r A.
rea0Sk. Clerk. Lashet Arnslas -
cort, Clean Haftsnans M@chmsn. =,
w. Snedxfasss rrassee. " J. pwtn.
nell. rras,~~. &, v. hathaway. TnAs Z.
see n, A. Novts
Naslanaa l.ecla~r rean.r ~tll se
here Tnafsaay nee- n Invitations
Aase tsen lssaed 10 all camps To the
county for thts oceassnn Refresh.
meats vsM be served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
RED Cross CHRISTMAS
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Final Tally Shows q Total Of
1890 Adults Enrolled In 0uth-
RE; $500 In Money Raised;
Junior Roll II 1850

whsle the 1913 Christmas Roll Cat
oi the Red crc@s was nos the success
nshe drives we're that the iecal organ
isatlon put on during sh~ var. shs
final results were mach better than
clsies of larger eopnistion In the state
we're able To boast ~ Sams thvfs
wers ~ho refused to wsse anysAink
--oshefa we're xsad TO contribute ana
dld 40 wiih q smile and good viii
That's the way of human nature
Much credit ~ due those who as
sisted ln the cansg~isn and those whc
contributed Many schools held psc
s1ppsn aud reinitted The Junior fees
bus enrolled 30 adult members nor
raised any Quota In some oF them
There were $50 adan member en- !
rolled In the eoants and about x&A
raised on the Qnota In Guthrie there
were about iSsc aaulls enrolled ard
about tsso raised on the quota, The
total junior membership MAS about
taTo. In the following ilss the so~ns
and townships are combined. except
ss nUed
Marshall township. sssdlll. Orlando
slcses: Crescen, township.
slfs>@E Oak View township. Sgaoas.
township, s1a as NalhAii
town shp. fi9ca Mef1dlaa. ses -
cosie. suaaNs Savlns. $ssno: seward
So so: Springer township s9osss
Leisron township. s25 e0. Spring
Greek. GA; Ros. nm township SIS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Kansas titf, Dee 3 JadRa Thaonaa
y hnekner cf lhs csrcals uouri par
formed his first marriage esfamnny
y" other dal kvorest II shlpp. Ray
a'ondasiiIe, Mo, and Aasirs W shipp.
Kansas cry. were s4ae contracting
parties.
They had previously peen married
aud divorced They have t9D rhls
dfen. they told Ihr jussss and HAD a.
sidsd % rsn.~ thelr partnership
judge tiucknar aeclln~d lhe fus pref
sr"d ny the bridegroom. sayisink him
to giye Il 70 the bride aa wsaainx
present from the Court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
MS NllI'~ GRAVE
ms sttEiN RuN

Kt lpaia pve ! fhe assatlan II
Dean ursEWok II xlesisr Ili, lo tho
memory q 1ia wlfe MHseh HA8 *
eited epsfAtsat am0ng Atl hNlmhhpea
ny The nsst pis ypafs a4a been ~
pleinet Once ~sek saF - yvaf&
0rrxufnA Ass visited Ais slfss a8aVe.
isseensiy they sam hias a4Ah@ timal
tinif go y hetefs starting fgf Knropm
and ~ " 4 tea semtAiains ii aao ln
cash
no had heTu uslnk tss HrAve A
safety aapSsA yaals snd hafsea hlm
seehly nayAaxs thera Na cus snp~et
ea mat ~ bad any aeinAs "A ha Al
ways w~fe the Vhespest ei0shinn ana
lived very Efaamlly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
GOSPEL MEETINGS AGAIN

Yhc first night with ~ McGary
last night al the United Presbyterian
church was spedid The people re-
sponded exceilently and were intense.
" interested. Tonight wi.: be good
opportunity for yon TO get acquainted
with the rew man. also with Tho
Man LEFT Behind Me-" Tomorrow
night Will be special service for
young people Come tonight. Cor
ner of Aah and Cleveland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

A~~~~~~~~up~~s~~ss~~-s :
Warmers ef th~ MWlAslA nwANAhsw.
hosvs wlN s<~sa an esesAfnp wmvt yeaF
Ams fogm ses ersswtlye s8asvAay nv
.sassnx saa s~lllax sAslF ~Asas -rAe
H~w AA~s % ssAisnx p~aehss has peuvssi
a sare~~s. wsy nat xell wtsas VA sns
Same riAA sAaa fasm~s IN tWihFse
sasiay
@C VI uw~ns ~ feAnssnn eDnntr
uklshama. ~ sah 0 10 sAe chaMpfea
kidasppes of sA~ sxe tEe ass emly
kissnspsea the wsre ~ Alx fFtaAa. y II
essssn. haf ssnss hAe enAlr~ fsnssr
rtlos to the kianappleg hv srla lssseaA
xsvwtwx evsps hsusehetA etfestA Ana
livestock Ne was sapsAfra ln rasaa
and wsm Niseu F~ntsea leFy swns~aes
ga sAarsw ~ rnAlfAhuslmg ~ sAe ae
tInaa~ney os the is,ywarsaist aaawhseF
vt the woman ~tth shnHs Ae eluvest
oweue formerly Hvca ID uasaFse
chaFsva salaenhas9 mAn " sseassv
0ldeuhure. whn lives 70 mtlew asata
~ ~. eisy Il ii chkAnA a,swntsus
The International E.gstsssak sAnw ne
~ a saess ~ ahs stats. hAtsax wna
the Prise sgsa ~ e.Anx designated lhn
hsst Judge " hogs a. lhn aags Fats
last fall Ne u ~ years pld
ssNsst Monday the trvs tale AlF~~
TORS are ~ mvst Ia elMghF4n aNa
sMcs@s nfflevFw Cor she assNs AtieA Al
fsll aassa ~ aIfvef0Fs has hvan yhpH
sn. All mon~f eeve@aavy 10 rugeAAav
avpueas ard hallflnxa has hvsn Falasa
ny tlathrAv csslsens
"t will fuFmiah teams ana malsn
n toa fellows will rat shs Flmsh.y Far
fuel and will ~ farther ghAn thai
I viii fasntah IN. raw material Thas
sissk~ aamAsg Dim kln.ald IN NaIAall
~ xathsFing az fwlluw snwnsm.n
~ha we're discussing the fuwl Nsua~s
wlslon Malh@il has 40 Kas WuuA aAa
eoal mnss be ss~ppnsles sasDn ies heat
~ a a~selepea shat several hauAred
MalhaiI meu have bsen eatllax nN AMI
hsaila9 ~ town many e0f,le NJ NtaAl
wnst 10 pros lde AGAINST psAaghlA
fuel famine. That's she *s5Fit Thsf9
" pleniy ~ wosd In lhe tounsy Farm
ers snaid make hig aseneY haalsnx
Y - so~n isat farmeFa avem ID Ia
soo hMsy otherwise In shaae aaya M
easy money
The tssi bNok eammlsslen * fke
slate has failsn down un assssshastoa
5f beoks foF fhe tsFan. TIE rnh uAa
slxih readers ar. moi yvs nrgms~a and
Ire end ~ tbs firms half ~ khW melsaal
Term h nlaap ~ hand The lneas mwwus
u the ssss book gssminssal0n hsa haan
sble ID furnish all heoka sggh tha
axe~aIon of fhr fwa abeYu nausea |
Rebate a. provided ~ law II maas
IN old books
sheriff laebestsnn ~ Investigating
Ihs stury printed III the MalhaM tan~f
fvsansly t0 tbs effect thai unthrle
FnanK man stnle aust ~ clothes gran
= Marshall man ~ there l. any
stealing gosum on wHnt 10 Ahssw
somathins about IL hs aala
- bos sorlal viii b1 held IL Trim
~ church Guild hall this evening "A
'e1 Tor ths benefit % the hoym rluh I
~ Interested wf. cordially snvlsaa
4 xood llms IA assured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
JURY GIVES ELLIOTT
$1,000 IN DISTRICT COURT
Condemnation Suits Are Being
Hard Fought; Owners Say
Land IL Worth 500
the Acre

4 Jury IN tbs district eourf yester.
day returned verdict % ss.ep ii tho
th Elliott condemnation huit. The
appraisers bad placed = price az o..
1so "a an equitable settisnsnt Tor tho
~ and fraction acres OF land taken
over By the city for reservoir purposss
Attorneys for Elliott sss np 4 claim
for $500 per acre. There II on doubt
but that an appeal will Be taken from
the iury's finding.
This afternoon iury 10 hearing
evidence Ia the second Of The condasn
nation suits to b. heard. that ot Au>
uust Tisherx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
NOTICE 10 ELks

All members ~ u y q h.ise lodge
No fss are requested 10 mr~s Al 4 TIL
sunday afternoon At the Elias Aodee
rooms from which place they wlll
march In a body "a shs f'if~s NJ H.
church. where memorial services viii
BE- held r-s sieorws Paddock. Exalted
Huler
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
vAouiS SLAUGHTER 200
MEXICAN FEDERAL SOLDIERS

Douglas. ArIz. Dec Reports
reaching the office OF the United
States consul a' Nogales recently that
two hundred Mexican federal soldiers
had been slaughtered by yaquis near
Onavas. were denied today by Amer
leans reaching Douglas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
AMERICANS IN MEXICO
ARE CROSSING BORDER
M u,'n a. Hnl>r TnAf tn>-
stitAh N.I>l It>ki>~
ms RIlN ntilN~ln
Nm >utE ne Arui-
M.N IHOM s,N-
ist>sA IN WAY
nuI.lErlN

Washingtoa Dee 4 A special
meeting Of President Wilson .
cabinet for Il 4 m today waa call !,
ed by Secretary Lansing. II was
understood that the Maxlaan slsu
aslou waa 10 he ths chlsF topsu of
discussion.
The request AZ Senator Hitch
cock that the President sea shs
senators. was rsFerrsAa II Mira
Wilson. and approval Of shu eun
ference was glvsm hy Roar Al
mirai urayson, The President
personal YhyaGeiAn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

without having TO be bruiaiixed by q
lot of Wild Arabs"
Judge Boias, Il IL UNDERWOOD. has
taken no action In regard 10 punish
ing the small boys. lie expects them
10 be prons.s In attsndanc. at the
next Sunday school session al the
county court. Il IL said that young
Graham remarked That Sunday
school stuff makea me tired"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
MARTIAL LAW PREVAILS.

sacAiesser. Dec 5--Governcr
Robertson has issued . prociama-
tion declaring martial law in
Putsburp, la;imer. leFlore, ttas-
keli, Coal and okmuIoee counties
to take effect Immediately.
The proclamation SETS forth
that martial law was necessary
.to oueIl hostile outbreaks against
the public peace: 20 secure coat
for fuel purposes: 70 prevent sa-
bctaoe and to restore the mining
section 20 10 normal condition,
Brieadier General chas Ba,.es,
adivtant general Of the Oklahoma
guards will command the troops.
In his proclamation declaring
martial law. Governor Rovertson
announces that he has ordered on
duty the entire national guard or.
oaniRation Of the state TO occupy
the coal fields 10 preserve orjer
IN the present crisis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
nOI.D BANDITS WE'RE
TukSE: non NOMt<
Of llfR PRETTY Rt.s,,S

cNssspe, Dec s~-~peises to-day
were ssAs~h'rs ses four hs~ans
~Ae isss asshs followed rhomss
. Ms~sen, ar attorney. NE ~sss
and daughter, srcm grand opera
persermsncs 10 ths.s nome, whsrs
TREY robbed ME- Msessoa ~
valuable rsskiAes containing sco
pearls sns Escaped. In prshbsns
sss~ nechlscs, sne strand breks
ara ~ " tire eesrla seliea srss
The gutter ana were lcss ss shs
DARK.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

AMNNlcANa AaALaAVlhn

~ psse. res Pee \ sseyHsr geus
rss.nfssssss VI AmsFsaaa aaneesas IN
Mssleo feaaF ~sgs pespasgea 81 easry
evs lastrssti@us far ~ggnaga~aE et
AHasfsesN ettlss8a ssnpisysa bsla~ tire
barses ~ @ssles sa lnmssalass d.
educ ~ Americans AZ shsm sMaFs aF~
snsaf hundreds. Ks sspeos@st. ne~~vsp.
American business sasmfs hse~ Aes
ssseavesing n pr~ssas aWAdk
sfsverssrs ffa~A Msssae 10 az @msss
ears. u sveA a ussvswsrs bssswss i'm.
esf2tfxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
TRAIN SERVICE BACK
TO WAR TIME BASIS

tHs As~efciAtet fFrsSf
New vork, Dec 5--psssenaer
service on railroads in the eastern
region extend ~ a. far dess 40 81.
Louis and Chicago. was reduced
70 a war basis today by drastic
orders effective December 10th.
issoed BY a r Harding, regional
director. In some respects the
orecr was more sweeping than
those issued during the war; Tor
the first time since the famous
Twentieth Century Limited ~as
put in operation between New
York and Chicago W the New
York certrsi about ts~enty years
ago. !. was taken from the schsd-
ute to save fuel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
UNITED STATES GRAND
JURY IS CALLED
TuOROl CH INVESTIGATION
or CHARGES GROWING
OFT OF CON. STRIKE;
PASSENGER SERVICE
on WAR TIME
BASIS
RuLLETYN

Charleston. w Va, Dec. O.
Lon II. Kelly. United States dis.
trict attorney for the Southern
district Of West Virginia, an
nounced today that special grand
jury rad been called for next
week to investigate charges grow
ing out Of the coal strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

Washsagsen. uss As-sfAe Msss@am
swsh@eay. u 10 Said. emssflsa sns stats
aspsrtssses taaas shss American csw
saisf Aa~Ms ~slisam u lsaklns, sm
eFtaamaa a. ss1shls. haa bees veles4sa
fFww sw4saaY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05
War Clouds
Gathering In
Europe again

Lc~Sc~. Dec s~~rNsrs ~As
ssssis'srs rvmer IN me sssss 81,
Grange sAis msFaars sh~s ne su
rrs~s seSrsll " sNs pence ee~.
ssrw0es hss snsssss~eu 0srw,~~y
shss ur'sss sns nnSa peace sssws
~ess se~~sS 20. Aniss tfeSgs
~susd eecssy Essss a~a Fss~A
sovs W 10 snls ums sAs rsarAss
has net Been affected by me ~.
port.
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Hoouer
To the Editor of The Tribun,

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The people who are talking OF Her
bert G. Hoover for the White House in 1921
forget that he has about all the disqualiiica-
tions that are possible.
In the first place, he does not want the job
In the second place. he has antagonized
by his utter Indifference the farmer vote"
the Labor VOTE" the "liQuor vote" the "dry
vote" and the forty-hundred other Votes"
to which the politician usually panders.
In the third place, he posses an eye
that sees clearly. brain that thinks
clearly, conscience that functions ali the
time, stiff backbone and tongue that
does not run away with him.
In the fourth place, he has for five years
been working for every one in the world
except Hoover, and he knows as no other
living man does what the world needs, what
America needs and how to get it for them
In the fifth place, he is the one really big
man that the war has thrown up in America
or anywhere else.
Are not these things enough to keen him
out of the White House? T. +. w.
New York, Aug. 27, 1919.