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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
CONSTRUCTION SOCIAL
WORK TO Be C0uMTY-WIDt
Extension Mossmsn, a. v NJ G
A Explained Secretary VIII
Ne Emnlcvet rs super
we and Cooperate.

TIE aeslrs ~ man, IN i.essn ocan
- seems ai-ous - ~ realised \, NJ
aFpliossiou cf ,he ccmmanit, a. Soan
u-~iae sstesslon movement ~ ne \
n A coants secreiafs r. a. he
eurlosei 40 shan onoeelaie Ia az
sshieiics, rias hfr smaseuenia and
educational ~crs ~ iae entire oaan
~ The plan IL 10 emeio, cOupc.
tent and capable secretary froa
emcHf iae tos ~oskers ~ the coau,rs
Who hss had larre experience Ia suls
vera rhis plan Ass TIE hearty ea
dcrscmcut ~ ne commercial Ast RN-
tary ciat< and Aiss ~ ne ministers
association 81 OaArio waish means
~ financial sacc,ss frcm she b,eiu
ninr
TIC chief function ~ sarh ~nft
shall ~ % hriar into closer sffiiia
;ion sn tAc heaevoseni ana seciai IN.
sii;uiicus 10 she cad that ,hs fuil
strength cf hoyn ooa ana yoans man
hood shall reach 20 Aithes, state 81
csiic'eney The animate nhicsslee -
ie soasht Is tae dapiioatior and even
eni4rkoment 81 he work nov hcine
done BY many large manasac'nrsns
concerns, such A. fhe United states
steel corporation. which caployS over
All nHlion mon and Hnds Il very
nrensahie investment 20 employ ny
ihe seore skiNed welfare workers who
rive their entire time 70 work among
he families of the employees
The state orranlEaflon heAaqaar-
icrs ~ Oklahoma CITY ia ready 80 ss-
'lsi. and Il only remains TO find me
-rA, uaan and obtain tor him proper
and compression ty
~ tho eooa people of the county Mr.
Nisslet who - connected vita the Y. I
n G A work In ihe state stands
-eAay 10 assist Ia every possible way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
WOrldS Greatest Soldier
Was An "Objector"

Louisville. Ky, June g. fDr J A
Wiiherepo9n, haad ~ tha medical Dc
pAfimsnl Of Vanderbilt University. a.
member ~ ID. draft heard a. Naahs
vile. drafted Alvin q York. officially
termed The worlds greatest Soldier. =
One day tbs door opennd end in
walked a six-foot Tennessee tnoun-
talns"F sish petition In his hand
said bF Wiihersioon. In addressing
Vanderbilt alumni.
The petition contained the nasnes
Of members yof fhe Church ~ Christ
ana Christian unlon and asked The
board 70 exsfnpt York from military
service on religious sefuples / no.
forsd 10 ihe village of Pail Mall 90
Interview York's pastor. the Rev q g
Pile. Two DAYS later Informed YORK.
that the petition 81 the CONGREGATION
would 10, be considered We'll said
YORK. who Was an elder In the church.
4 want 10 tell YOU thai ! a,s nes afraid
20 fight. bat I feel troubled In golnx
contrary 10 the belief ~ my church
york arrived at Camp Upton. Ca
with m uneasy conscience continued
Or Wifherspoon The question ~
belief troubled him. until his com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
WILL REQUIRE 100 MILLION
TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION
Revenue i.sws ~ Nation To
Re Made Over. Bureaus
Ne Reorranised Many
LII lose Johs

when nation wide prralbiilcu he
cumes eff"ciivn luly ! many inisrnai
re,enae collectors throughout ,he "a
ton ~iii se separated fom their
iohs sai federal efflslai laaAv
Oklahoma wiil not be- affected. hut
man, of lhe southern states. where
much aaliillnA % walskey has hsaa
foinr on VIII ho hadiy hli Kes
tuck, has i've informal revenue soi,
lec,ore after luly raese district,
~il be consolidated into one other
states eili suffer prcportienaiely ra,
this stat" ~lll ln moaaufe be- OF
act hy iho iarge number Of apctlal On
fofsemeni arruta lhA, ~iil h. nse
cssars 20 see that he mponsblasrs ara
restricted
Figures suhmiiied 10 cnngrosa BY
ihe revenue department Recently lns
dicain that I, vii require At lnaas ona
hundred million dollars annually To-
enforee tho prohlhlgon ia~ Or the
nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
QUESTION IS WHO
DID NE BET ON?
Election Bet Case Against Bryan
County Official Is Remand
ei by the supreme
Court.

okasomA cHS. jane s s--fa resers-
tag aas rensnssrgs the case az Jaau
A f11lns awxsnss Bryan eoanfy. the
ssAs4 Supreme c0arg aed nat making
ses 81 wager ugon III. rssals AZ elec
f51a In Suhd4v sion less than ghe
wAose serrssagy ia whsch ihe vote il
cess ia vsulatsoa os Ssr.son gfas Re-.
yisea i.aws oe lsIn which nrohsagss
the betting On election resnlfs
Fshgissps was al Officer 1T paraut
Sra rax1e . bes on tbs outcome ~ the
gs~rrAso-2xl race in f&e 1915 Nh
mary .h1t gonrso6 tAe wager 10 The
vosa cast la me cl,y of payant P.
wMs tie efsers ia na.t Paslllrx which
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
TN0 MILLION DOLLAR
LAW >tIT G0l<t.

Twersg sA-ss AHyrrx are raa19Ss p
ma she sswsAS NhscA rrrnk Cesas4
AaE Aersehr AExarst as h~as Aer
C-ggs xSara Ae ehsrg~s ~ssA as~-
Ax12anE TAR gAF Caaad css2se AE9
- = N8<Agaz ~ na4ny Awyers ars
r~g~~@%nsed n tie rSsl 90 dollar Ea,e,
s~as kFw1gAE 81 HERR Far1 agAass
Or CAAaAra Trfasare 'hat hose hAs
sseI saaer ever "a h0ase sAe- II
sA~y xex v9s ne rA@ legal -~~nsAes he-
ts~~ tArSssrzas. " wa ~ A@-eAzSs ~
ssaFs- = ezapkv gaT Ggs1i6 was shs
r. aFess sinAao4as rrase az has aav
= . sa1s sh@ Gszs4 estate LAS sAnamk
= -zalAc- 8cgAa-x $500 ass 6eash ia
~ E'erAnps se1ae cE fAese eoisa-s
2=@ sAtzs AafS wAe~~ snev eesa~g
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
Hlv|MG BOOZE MEANS
Pen UNDER THIS lLW
Hastings Dry Amendment In In.
dian Bill Will Make Old
Timers Sit up and
Sigh

X As ladiAs arprcrristion hiu iasl
Is nS~ t~foec coaeress passes a. "
noe stands. Easiern Oklahoma ~il
~ - a. ~ te SAhstA ee%est
Ths hsa coaislns fAe iisstiars
amendment ~hicA caused - much
,roaA,s in tAe r~hss - tee Ncans
Meas democratic cab IA Naskoees
last FeAgaAYy
Cu&es sic provision the nsfe pos
slos 81 tuioyiostlne fiacors Is saf-
teisai So warrAa, consNtlon under ne
FncAieitAcn an
IN oo3es to carry ous the provisions
~ fAs ac; ;Ae hi'l prov siios thai site.
CO. b. se' ASIDE FOR tsis purpose
The Sln mas passed the senate and
Niso iAe seoaad reading IN the aoase
~Aerv & Nas heea referred 80 tAe
committee On Indian asyAirs
TIE pcrzsy fov fhe vlolA'ion o.
ne iaw Ray be a. hssh a. year
an4 DAY ia tie federal peuiieuslArs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
fOwrN ututR> k>uW< ~
HANf Rim RADaN N
u Rip l\tNrt.0>io\
IR0llT WIRE Sparks
CAUSE CATASTROPHE
Mn BLOWN ro rtftE> ~
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION rHtr
u,>o NRttktn II NH.
>\D TRAIN.

Nusesos~s. pa gsrs S--Sssts
-aps ~e~srs ~erx allies are
sSrtt Ssssr i-s-xS ~ tie sss!.
rsssx Ne : t.rrsl % tNs Delaware
q -ssse- Ss-ears scar ssrs-
sa-ss seS&s. a sAs 60 bises $50
oer stsaensa - a tr4p - cars tr
-% ,se ->sr ~<-e r,1srs &c seei-
s~n-ne~~x = sNe rre. esrleoec.
Seesrse rsser sre~ sNe ears
-ss s~efss ~sr- ereks as
spsrss ,srsste sAs sS-'ser
Me- ~e-x eis~r e.<-~Nere.
s~s -.exs 90 sse restns ~~-~
ex1s ! :. ssre sra s4.sf9estso~.
re arSsst-s se<S-r~s sso~-g
e<fs~x s'slee.
Fla-ss ezss<o t~e sressexs tess
- iase. -ss~s - tie eSosex sesrs
e~r-es - erssn osher r,~r ~,o
we're s1rneS arc ~vrv sysns 70
reac~ xsse.s. ese@ e sSssSoestler,
~ns- -~fcsr-s resc~es re tor
"a frt-e ~~re oesc ard csne
srss.s-es essry-~eere TIE ir51rec
~~rs rag as -s-.sses. sr-; - rSs-
esssas as c1sesw as s~seSiS-ees
eo~ae ee rrosesec arc the seas
~<rx ere-sAs o~s ar pssses ~
tiers 60 tr's srser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
AWARDS MADE FOR DAM
AND RESERVOIR WORK
Cook A o 'Brsen Lowest Bidders
on Dam Construction City
Commission makes Water
Awards in Sections

with thc openlng of bids for she
construction * the various lines ~
work IN connection wsth thr sspte9
~aseT reservoir and dam the first
move toward bringing 80 fYuition
Guihr1ss neW wntrrwork~ enterprise
il contaminated
Bids were opened Monday snd lags
nigfn the commission in formal ses-
sicn made awards for the differe nt
branches of sha work sp outlined by
she Rack a veasch firm o, engineers
The new ss@s wll be- the teforf
ef fhe committee .n purchase ihe laud
ssggfh cf Gown on Which thr resSrsasr
and dam sre 10 be located Where
acreage values are held unreasonable
e1ndefnnafsan proceedings. touching
wsser rsghFs viii b. snwAatnd Ab-
ssrAete for he fourteen different psr
rels OK land required have been pas.
cd On b. The cry ss&orney II ia es~
'lsnased that condemnation proeaed
inEs will include nm acres of land
intervrbar Cot Out
With she awarding 81 bids. . ms
serisl change In dam conssruc7ion was
made by The engineers. after Manager
John shareel bad fatty refused 10
abide bY his agreement ~ ps' 70 she
sraouni q dir construction reasired
Ssarsel claimed shss labor Was too
hish 10 undertake the work The or
sgsnsl lengzh of the dam. as provided
IN Proposition "A" was .1a1 fesf. win
shsrfsls refusal 80 Cooperate wlsh
fhe city. tho engineers cgs the length
Of the dam % 400 fees. Th~ re-
moves fhe erisryFiss entirely from the
Sinister Influences u alleged traction
Confined on Page 2. Col 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
~ FIHtGE FIGHT IS
WON ~ WOMEN

Washington. June . The woman
suffrage amendment 10 the national
constitution. II ratified by three.
foorthe u she state legislatures. will
read - follors
"Aricie 10 Section I The right
Of citizens of the United States 90
vote shalt not be denied o. abridged
By ibe United States Or BY any state
on aecosnt Of sex
-seetion . Congress shall have
pover. by appro riase legislation. 90
enforce the provisions u this article !"
By 9 vote Of 90 20 r.. the senate
passed she suffrage amendment iasi
nigh'. Previously che house bad pass
"a IL by vote Of s0i 20 ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
Crippled Heroes of War
Engage In Field Sports

Ancfher esenf wss 'ke aAei Chair
-1re ArYtsce Erzble 30 wzis. phesk ?
- bersaxe q sssvuszflons or bodY
w09p6s sss allowed 70 enter The
fweirs-vDGns s5or pst wss oper 70
al zsen
To ie~z sse sb1iity ~ patients ss<h
ARTIFICIAL Hnss az e<fScisnry walk was
lrrl@tsd q ne program. A baseball
fnTus1ng cOnseef. esen 20 ev~ryone.
c~ew lzrxe s1frr ffs snclading one
srDs-d and ons-Iexged ner
The oorfess xhseh sffrzctet uioes
s1iensso. wzs q sssesssFl ssns< CO.
s~-net naea e1 o=e s16< ard oxs- iexged
Een On fse 0fhsr EDofb~r popzizr
ewpzf szs = x~<sfitnx usica b<fxeea
txo o1<-lexxs1 men.
fsker greats lnelsted n The FRO
Trzsn were a fsx - szr for r,zrckizfrsc
gzfssn<s. = fe<h<r ts-i nresc1 for pa
flerss x5,h fnxer 1tssbI<ses. . esze
saB rnser< fo~ erngye~1. Ds-ief;e ane
q zsov ezrls csEts-ss tog es4rTo1%
Ts@ --e@s attracted great tesl %
ztss<trr an t-DPxsf CO. q ,xrxs
zss5>-zs. fnr1a9irg szndse<s q sol
<sers fs1z csz1 DD1z<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
CONSPIRACY CASE OnACS
IN FEDERAL COURT
Fifth Day cf Trial OF Wisdom
Baker and Black Indicates
That Week Will Be
Consumed In Case.
Green Case Next

The finh day of Tho Wisdom trial
eegan in federal court today with the
doiensr al bot Many character wit.
nesrAs ate here 10 TESTIFY for Wis
dom Baker and nlack. the three men
charged IN tho indictment wita con
spiracy
Trial of this ease VIII probably con
sane The rest Of fac weak
The defendants are charged With
conspiracy in that Il IL alleged they
induced incompelen, inasana 20 de
clare they we're competent Hnd there
by secure patents from the govern
neni After this pAtenle we're Issued
and 10 the hands Of tia Indians, trans
fofS Of lAc land we're made 10 tho DO
PENDANTS through agents
Tha specific charge is @conspiraeY
to interfere with work of the depart.
manl n The interior ln the affairs of
- cheyenne and Arepaho Indian
irlbe. relating 70 the issuance o. pa
tents IN Zee 10 the alloifaes"
The Greer ~ass.
vo,loelng the Wisdom caso will
come the trial of tae Greens, u ~
father and n II hls aon, eharTad ~Iln
peddling ,he blpesf of all blue say
As operators of the Great Western
Guarantee investment company they
acted AZ fiseai AGENTS IN the sale of
stocss IN various oll companies shlch
they Also operated
4 number of Guthrie and Logan
county people were sioiimiliz"d by
the Greens. They operated nun
bsr ~ companies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
IIi WANTS 10 Gu
NilOs~ rs A NAItr

Gould Yga writes nevada reas
er - The t,raaAf. taFufm ma whsa
the next y 4pvafnmsps ssenfmiaa
fnF eanEfesansn ta 4eMg ID N4Fuv~.
- | should llae 70 va aa yalpsf rhs
Kruaad a - afY and parpAed Ia shts
reslps That 'hs tWrfaee ssasha ana
thlns my haAlln woala b. Improved
by q srip 20 say pares
Why aat enlist - prleata III ths
regular array sna hn feal salstf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
cfrcna Aar ApvAnclno

naeliw, lane +--ilspaess sresm viers
90 dscisre thss . seviss government
bas hssn peealslmss ln alavsmls ana
y "a said shsl ore stlfa ~ siev~rla ID
ns~ ~ ne hands " she Maayars rha
cssehs who ses advancing sa~arl
pfesshufus are reported 70 b. pam
iaa steadily while tive aievsnssns aYs
suFrsnaerln0 ln Largo aumhsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
$500 MIN NEEDED

= letter received yesterday 81 thu
SLATE labor delnfimgng tnim The eoun
~ farm agent In AlfAlfa county. nays
ihaa tiss~ men and aup fewfa arr
wanted ~ that county hY Jsau NJ sur
The wheai harvest Tha harvest viii
last from fifteen % twenty aaYa. II Ii
estimated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

ihshdinE oFficeN. raff Dnnfanh snd
MAJOR Eaatuu. furnished fha ihaiffer.
sns soldier With sufficient uibilsal aa-
ihoFi'y 70 turn hlm Into q 1sahoas
fighter.
And shen he captured i3e German
itfisDners. dlsioiniiug thirty five ma
chine guns and poppsi OF twenty
round heads IN the Afwonns h. proved
hlns~elf shv Kind af . fighter thar has
characterized the supremacy of tho
Tinted asates oa tAe battlefield slae~
Columbus first stepped fron hls liitis
ship"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
JUGO- -slAv FORCES |
nOUT THE AusTR|ANs
sONiir CONVENIENT prsI-
CLAIMED ~ ~IONtNlt.
MN.Ai ~ tO<-
IlsO ,utks NHi
NV AIMING.


nsers. s~l's lure s--rrseps ~ ,hs
sr~y ~ osrsssl al~se estues. lhs
srsl belshsslk p<ssan, lssasr. le ~.
vkrains. have ospsusss ne railway
esnsses ~ prcsssrsyA ses usrasKssf.
iA sesssrn Ukraine rhls serssrss
msN, IL made ~ sss usrarlaa psess
bvresa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
AUsrnlAss vACAr0 CRY
wAgN ENEMY AnRtvrq

ceeseAauss. Iuns So dispatch -
sslssd here fspm slsasaf,srs. ssetai
% ceelnthis, Auerts. quotes an esl
c'al report ~hleh says tNs, selksr.
mark'. town - MILES 20 ,ns nagth.
east, hss again hsse sbaedansd w
shs Austrian fcecsa defending re tasn
suslns' luue a'av sraaps ~hlsh ars
Invading racsrpats. fAs rssigwmsns.
y IA said, ~as esssssa 60 ths, ~.
to~r eiigh aos b. ssoass8 10 Sanger
~ destruction fsa sstns flgs W shs
Suee nless
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
UriLlrv
ASSESSMENTS

Tho state hoari ot canliisal.an
acted upon lareo number ~ assess
monts NJ public service corporations
ga, passed many un'll another slsiius
on June IL The Kay County Uas
company tMariandDl ~hica had been
tentatively assessed al more than =
miiiipu COLLARS. was cut 70 $500 600
Ia tho FINAL assessment in most in
stances the raisea we're twenty 90
lhifs per cent and aro believed 10
have added about n,e miilioe. ~ dol
iars fe thc assessment rolls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

D@s Noerss Torx. gare 5-Fssrloe< q
ne Arronc< EkzsexW Thssrry xr1
crs%s~ z-ssz bzsss-s. uazrF x 1hen- say
a. s--s - . bsx s16 al q shem
~ews<s-1. snsaty ray~sr sates ia EEz-
. s<ssss@< - - m fra frzcs and
<p~s1 rzs-@< ~rsr kei3 ex<sussF@ty sov
s1zs.8<.< ssseie-x T,ze affair was
srsFs-t sY he me. = rse cozr11esr,ert
nnsSs.xE - F1-S Dex N04zeF AID sne
s<rsnsees zovsf srenfs e< 1Ae swox-s y
srsrssss< sssTTrsa-r s-e- xr-zz1 ~
snzs<s 70 . v-sese< SsoSs eazs
Tse e-fs evex szs fssT-Tzr1
1ss4 se- ~. ss<k fws ber<. s<3 fkez
ezrbe q 1S-rs-1 rza< for zsz .sfE
e<lF CO ~ Nexs wzs zxs9sl ~
srrax 1~sF sDr ws1 xstk me zr-ss.
t1f e<sF >1s - A.g01s wa fss
xs.ss srrsg rsxz-s5sxs - ne co1es-
fsoz - f-s terz Wa zitoass< - ssz--
rsctzse = - r-e1se< cs1se <lzu5. ~
ss<1 sszx- g - <zE-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
GERMANS oprsmlgr,c

Berlin. luna s-~fh easrwspeaasAs.
~ Versailles ~ mess " ans nwelsn
newspapers write pssssmssslsaIiy to-day
Under vhs lr,eesssian tnas tha alltsa
will answer tive German eouatsr .prs.
peaAla ~lsh aa nlslmstum whlsh viii
make Il ia1aossibls far tine Germans a.
sgaa tire treaty,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
POlIaRDyS TO OPEN
THIS EVENING At sEVE<

poilzrds rev playhouse + sbouf
The nlssiee4 amusement house IN fhe
state. from every viewpoint. tnejudins
czparfsy, ventslssson. sanitation and
comfort Nsnager Geo Pollard has
bailded well and he vili make a RAJ.
ting ssccens q the rev enterprise
Mrs Pollard always gracious and
ps~zsing. enstasixe- these qasllfles
IN Der rev frs-ns
Poiier6's slIi have IS psen3er to-
rfxhf - o'ciock with seven reels
Ths Booster band xfil furnish music
Ths Bex sss,e o-yzn arrived today and
eznnot be Installed IN tinss Tor to-
zlrsf's performance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
Robbers Enter
Kansas Bank.
Steal Liberties

--ce~e,>tlis. ss~. 1ers t-fe<
sssn ~ 80 rsre STATE eses - y
- ssn. sssrtsss r,siss ~ss, - Co
s<,s,lls ~.s d,na-st~s tesss arc
tNs foes tssen ~ss sstirsstes a.
sfscoc - glesrts ee~as s-d s'ecoo
~ etns- ss<ar,ttss az ~~ll "a sssN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

A f,tai Of - CO.'S automobiles haya
been licensed IN Oklahoma so far this
year and a. present there srs = .o0o
untitled applications on fila IN the o.
fsce of the highway department. a
vas announced Yesterday. Total res-
lEnation Tor the year i expected 20
reach gseoec. highway department of.
flclsls estimate.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

flse Thousand dollars eaf IL Frank
bannsh and Mra tsan'v prerr was
awarded M ihe tsats Aaasgtlal com.
'nieAlon yesterday thah waru ems
pi'ste" at he HaiA eaaitat hasla.n9
and both sustained syrioaa injuries.
Fhs motley Nlll b. paid 10 lnasy sum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
SOME NIFTY riLNs
SEEN At riCHlENO

Two vf the snappiest pictures
screened In many moons are ''Ttse Fire
FliBgers." and - Stitch IN Time +"
They we're Highland osfsr.rxs !; is
d0sbffui II 'he many who saw the
ls.s named film realized that q was
iassn frDfn aesaal life The Highlands
visEs rarely miss fire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
HAVE YOU RpicruHr
TAKEN IN nrE

They ar" hayiug a silly SEASON IN
London where Il has beeona 4 faa
among iha woman ia be photograph
~ " bel. ihu stage ssttlngs fatp4
elAhofaiais furnished h@Ia ana coatly
lingerie, IMAGINE haying your Die
tdfr taken 10 your nlKhiguwni
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
ARMY WANTS MIN
TO arAr rAT nANp

The United States army wants
music
The recruiting ufflcrs have bsen tn
s'ructesl g advertise fur musicians 40
serve Ia China The Philippine lsiauia.
Hawaii and the Canal rone The term
~ enlistment ia three YEARS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

The criminal court ~ appeals 500
fened yesterday fpr The jane term
Several matters @.re aubmtitei IN.
cas-" asainri xaeh Neal. Chafoke-
county, under sentence ~ death Tor
murder ~as continued 10 Saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
-eurnsle~ NOT or TICKET

Something thss should be- corrected
Tickets of che - Smith dining and
rsrior ear service DO not bear sbs
name os Csthrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05

New fofk june Casual com
panira, Numbering esSo officers and
men, arrived here iosiav 80 ,hs trans
nori Chicago They ia ludod suldlefN
FROM Tpxne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
Police Hot
On Trail OF
Bomb-HurIcrs

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ares, ssfiY y "a - 0sefas Oliver
-. ~ Cisxsisea. esllss tssst -
nssss thsY ~srs a. sss tran - ~.
s~srehis,s fsssenshls 90 ~erass
rssN,s hs-'e ssrls.lse hess Ass
sesdins - ,ns peils. utsss,ses ~
q - diesi ~sssrs ~ss fssas -
olive ~ee es~,s ,s tN. tl,, ,Ns sss
~ ne s.rls.loes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-05
DRAKE MERRITT FACTORY
TO BEGIN HERE SOON
Many New Facioi1os In Sigh, for
Guthrie, Plants Already
Here Workins over
time aud All
Prospering.

The Drake Merritt Cakkoi company
Viii be 10 rali operation N Gathrio by
m.d summc according 90 o letter re
celved to-day ~ George McGregor.
secretary - the Chamber of Com
mcrco from Rex G Merritt. member
oi the firm who vii 70 IN active
charge of the Guthrie plAnt
Several car loads ot oa~lels mann
faeinred in t.e Constantine Michigan.
nlani ~ill ~ shipped here nexi week
That wih permit tae company 10 ee.
before the trade MACHINERY f0r ,nc
Gathrie plant hss been ordered and
wlll BE- shiplsd soon When She fnn
chlnery II inusialled an caskoss viii
hc manufactured here re bulldine
is being remodelea TO ~ the new
business
Other Factories Coming.
Secretary Maiiegof states that =
factory baom for Gafarie u Ii tho or.
iRg Besides ,ae casaet factory, a
large press brick plan, az alfalfa meal
mIll. broom factory and several
smaller plants that VIII materially
swell the dinner paii brigade will be
added soon
Jake Douglas president ard general
manager of tge Pioneer Cotton Mills
and fabric plant recently returned
from trip through fhe south aud
ears Ne brought barb 20 much new
business that he is seriously conism
plating an addition to tac already big
plant Tae Pioneer lp tile only plant
making cloth IN Oklahoma
The directors aaYe 3usf s-nnpleies
a large family hotel for the accomfuo-
daiion cl W employees. equipped with
al modern conxenience@ and gen !
eral welfare scheme Tor ihe benefit
of those employed In the mills has
been adopted ig ~ ihc intention Or
The management - greatly enlarge
TIE plant ibis summer IN order 10
meet ~ wiih tse demand Tor lts pro.
ducts
The foundry aud machine shops ad
joining tho city on the norm ~
been ENLARGED aud reInodeied 20 in-I
eiude she manufacture of oil well sup
plies and the plant il running IT full
capseity TIE msnaf~egarinR pian's
ia thls city takes care % the many
workers who reside here, and az
especial effort Il made 70 eontfli.aie
to i1eir comfort and the highest wages
are paid. there IS no slgn of the unrest
10 much in evidence In tabor circles
Ia other parts OF the country
Arizona republican., 1919-04-30
MAR VETERANS TAKE UP TASK IF PUTTING
 VICTORY LOAN OVER

More than ever before, the great war veterans will plunge into the work of putting over the Victory loan, beginning tonight.
 Every returned service man, in uni form, is expected to turn out to the regular meeting at the club rooms to- night, and to go after the meeting to the big Victory loan rally and worK among the crowd to boost the loan toward the top.
 The boys who went over the top. or were ready to go, are going out among the stay homes and tell them why they should buy bonds 10 bring the rest of the boys home, to pay the bills Uncle Sam incurred at the command of the people, and to rebuild and re-educate the disabled who have come back, that they may be self-sup- porting and independent citizens.
 Every night hereafter during the loan. the veterans will be on the job, every man who can possibly get about, setting an example of double patriot ism. patriotism willing 70 die if neces- sary for an ideal. and patriotism ready to pay the bills incurred in making the world a decent place to live for all peoples.