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The sun., 1919-09-15
HYDR0PLANE AT NEWPORT.
CoIonists Expect to Make Flight a,
Resort To-day.
Special DespdtcA TO TIE Sun.

Special DespdtcA 10 The sur.
NEWPORT, Sept. 14.-Severai oolonists
expect to make flight In hydropiane
here tomorrow.
Miss Louise B. Scott left for New
York tonight She will sail for Paris
on Wednesday.
Gen. J. Fred Pierson has returned
from Bernardsville. Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Parsons have gone to Lenox after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews.
Mrs. Victor SorchAn has returned from
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan
will close their season tomorrow
The sun., 1919-09-15
LEONID ANDREEFF.

HELsINGFoRs. Sept. 1.-THE Russian
author, Leonid Andreeff. died suddenly
Friday at Mustamaeki, Finland, accord
ing to the Observation-Disclosures He suf-
fered from an attack of heart disease
following a Bolshevik raid in which a
bomb was dropped near his home.
The sun., 1919-09-15
Andreeff was well known as an author

AnureeH was weII Known as an author
Of the Maxim Gorky school. In addition
to political subjects he wrote several
sketches for stage presentation. During
the war he was a constant contributors
to periodicals and newspapers. Just be-
fore Russia withdrew from the war he
wrote an article in the Russkta Volta, a
Russian newspaper, deploring the action
of the Russian soldiers in fraternizing
of the Russian soldiers in Fraternizing
with the Germans. Later he urged the
Russian people not to lose faith in the
revolution, declaring that the foes OF
young liberty would be crushed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
GUTHRIE AND DRUMRICHT
TEAMS PLAY FAST GAME
No Score Results In Well Played
Football Contest m Drum
right Field Our Boys In
Good Condition

Al thr end " isrlfed cnntevg 81
he nrpmvi9hi rrldircn yesterday. ths
Guthrie ard nrumrfghl foo1ssall teams
woke ny 10 she unusual fact shai uvs
shef team had fuade scorV Thrers
fnarshx ~ no game. however. waa
-layed Ia nramri his Territory Sach
was the defense vf she Suthgge bevs
hat shfsr oapoaenis wer able a.
make thelf downs ssas fouf timea. wera
not apte 70 cusnpists ssnxie soywsi
gass and were re4seaieslsr forced A.
runs out ct danger Tfss Guthrie t.0y
made repeated gasas ~ end runs ard
nv completing thronnhoas she xam.
Eve forward - ews h puch mannef
ihey repeatedly pashes she hall hacAs
70 DgnmrAghis twensy. ten aud II on
i'nse. sss ward iine, onls 10 inse II
hail an deMns. n hY fumhlsa Fons
lines lack favored prumfight. savlns
: touchdown ~arh time The whale
iiuthrss team played e,oa bah against
strong opponents The stars ef tho
gu's1r4e team, however. were l.arr.
Nnaon Van ard Allinw.
Tacre are three most anc0ura edna
features Of This season football the
interest cf The business men was *.
G~essed in their contributions watch
enabled the bays 10 obtain nea euts
h~ ~hgse srtg,ol desires 10 e1prrs Fl
sincere thanks for this unqualified
interest In tha second place fhs wAs
IN which The boys hsye bsen .psn
pr their school work "a nsoSt refresh
ING. And lastly. there is i very nnta
bie incrsase IN ihe Interest and 90
TRUSTS M which the ssnd~ut body man
Hs'~ss IN ihe team This interest was
Fnrrrulafly noticeable week Ase
when two hundred students turned
caf IN tho rain 80 see ihe vi Reno
game.
This seasons expenses acconrt wiz
ee heavy. and ~ u hoged fhat n the
shree s2rles 10 oe played in Guthrie
he Fraudssand will DE- gllisd win an
shHsia isc supporters.
The Remaining schedule of ne s;snA.
Fse team 81 a. follow
ocs a. chlrkasha ~ chlckasin
pct si--Parry Il GusArse
Nov 7-~Okiahoais City - OkIaho,na
cfay.
Nos 13-f'ssawSee as Gushrie.
Nov Fnsd At Guthrie
Nov zT- Klnsfisher At Rlneslsher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
LINK WILSON STANDS
ron Light WINS

Amos Lincoln Wilson rw ublgeMu
eandidale for eonTrs - addressed \
nominal number Vi the vsfy hall lsls
nighi
Normally lhls disifiet is about lsaeN
democratic" he s@lss Any ~ tav
d"mocfRiIa candidates ran be beafsn
Republicans are NO, aTainsl The ivaaue
" nations We waut The leamla we
are also against ihe prohibition ~
light wines and be"rs Az things iaak
I believe Ross will be democratic
nominee with FrAnkltn second
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
Flying Parson
Is Winner In
Great Air Race

Minecla. N ". Oct is Lieut.
Maynard. victor IN the army . All
race across the continent and rs.
turn. the greatest aviation en-
durAncs test ~ history. landed
here Al | 80 y w.
fent Maynard flew the is2
miles of tho last stage In his great
Tight from ocean 10 ocean and
return ~ a snccd of nearly two
miles = minute Several minutes
before he landed his plane was
visible flashing across the cloud
less sks In the brilliant sunshine
OF perfect autumn day
The first persons 10 greet him as
he stepped from his machine ~ The
,conclusion Of biz historic flight,
were hIs wife and two little girls
who rushed across tho field amid
the frantic cheering OF hundreds
OF SPECTATORS
The first words uttered by Lieu.
Maynard when he M. his feet on
the ground were u general tribute
10 Sergeant N v Klein, his com.
panion On the flishs,
Sergeant Klein deserves tho
greatest credit, " said the licuten.
ant -" Twas all 40 70 the lieu.
tenant. " PROMPTLY resofied tho
sergeant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
'VAMY LOGAN BOYS
TAKE VOCATIONAL CHANCE
More Than Hundred Discharged
Disabled Soldiers Prom This
County, Noble end Payne
VIII Take tire Work

cayl Rrekef, speeiai representative
u Ihs federal hoard tef yoeaslonnl
edacetion ii waehinxgaa y Z wsa IN
0uihris. uat "a and ~ with cierl.
"a tnrce and hyalean.
More than one hundred dlaahla 4
d'schar4cd soldiers of l.nEan. Noble
nrd rayne counties were notified
Z br hers 70 meet shem Nt
l'rcknF with THIS rarps ~ efficient
Workers wlil be IN She state for ths
next slxtr days with full authority 10
survey interview, examine and place
all disabled soldisra who have handi
cap ser ihelf former occupations Il
= greatly 10 'he Interest ~ all who
have surh handicap 10 Report iu ,Ae
Rcd Cross home seryica par'mens
20 thas these placements can be ST.
raigncd
The following toss ~ t.ogan county
responded TO $he cali and were ap-
proved for vocational training IN
Tine ~ work ni their own chosre when
rontibio;
Roscoe nafk~y. Marshall Thomaa Y
Blackwell. Paul Il barnes. Britain
Ffl.dly. Glnn1 n Huffman, sidney Il
iiam. John + i.ster. oFyilie Luekin-
bill Milton Mci.lmAn. Richard PERKS.
hir#hell Tflbble. carl u Walton.
Clyde Morri 40 and Alphas r rAyue.
aii III sinthrln. Harry ros.r. Mulhall
Max coehrci. Arkansas city Kan
kealon GibApn. coyle. cEaad G IIaug
hey. Craprrnl. I'eser Iiefber. Nayinn
Dot Henrn. Marshall farl I'M, royie
Ral b /. iIoiromA, Orlando tlyue
Judkius. Meridian. George y Mellnay.
lowell John ~ Williams. Aullhall;
Henry wnlif Meridian
This applications of he following
toys we're referred 10 ihs central
board Al Washington. ID G, aud whose
chances are good for training Ia n
in" of work of their own choice
Thomau q blackwell. Paul l3uch
hold, Henry A Edwards. Grover cl
snjieS, Vana Powell. iouia A Slmms,
and Ilerfy WelnberRer. Of Guthrie.
Peter ilerber, Naylna, I,.n Johns.
Meridian paul Noble. Pleasant Val
iy Jesse A Yeaser. Pleasant Valley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
THREE AUTOMOBILES co
INTO SAME DiTcts

Three sotomoblie iaarsses met with
fhe sdeniicsi accident ~ the saule
y ini IN the rosd within five hoafe
naar Wanneite yesterday. There wss
bad potrs in the road 1ht-e work !
srs had strsighiened an % rpad. The
drivers OF the cars we're AL accus~
TONED 10 the road and when they came
70 the bad place sfeered 60 the rsKsn
~ ssasi That's what caused sbo
troobie. thes xens ever snio ds<ch
The bad place had been fsaed ard
force d habs' IN avoiding IL caascd
she accidents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
AMERICAN SENTIMENT
IS GR0WlNG FAST
rms ARE SEEMING To
ENAPE DOMINATION ~
ANY ON NATION: RAT
Tie FOR TRADE ST.
rREMACN Is GROW
ING BITTER

Paris. oc1 is--gsoals EAear Rr0wMs
has rcsaSsea te Parts afteg seven
nanzsas IN the Orsent where diplomatic
insrigae ard bribery are ccascndsns
sor territorial and commercial con
caests In manner gavalsag sAat az
,se Cermans ia pre- war days
Yer several. nsonfAs have he~n
vttAoas concentration. nscss'y aae 10
bccas ecnaiss0ns ard TIC eenscrs sp
Recert1y I was n days fasam fnc
nezrcsi railroad stAtiea The ceusor.
sAap As the maost relentless Aayr ss~n
darsnf the war Il wzs xhsolrsely sm.
possible 20 send rSassfnl newspaper
dispatches and sszaerican business
-eaeSvsns we're held ap BY Interested
parties srsil the snforaafion con,aia-
81 in tAe1n wAs reaaereG vaiuless
shrcaaA ts@ lapse of tine The relA
sAensAp between EaslRrd. France.
isxay and Greece Is nas~oraly peace
aaae hni insxraly Il ragsag torrent
az szspicson, ieAloaSy. ingrague ana
6cmhse crossing Te Turks have tan
en matters In thslT car hanas and are
determined tc esnsE% ere fate ar Per.
sta and commercial domination by any
cne raaicn They are making ssr0mr
efforts so east esi fae yoke cs intrigue
'Fc- shss purpose ire best men In
Turkey have fcFwea nationalist mo
vsraent Al Freiimsrsrs conference In
Errerura ard secondly as congress gr
Sisss- The as'ecs os TIE first was 10
sss the rnif@d States 10 ake d man
Gate for TIE Whole Ottoman empire.
The obSesa Of tie seconS was 10 force
change IN The caaines aud clip the
ssitAzs wings which. the n&sionalisss
urges 7appea cn demand of fhe
Brsfssh foreign osfsce Ch3sses n
Crane. fe American commissioner
seEs 20 investigate Asia Minor. was
snrstss1 70 attend the siros confer
ence az deserase hus be- laeked tie
tine and ! went IN As p1ce- lad
gcontsnue3 on Page /. Coz ~ \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
SHORTAGE or WHITE
PAPER CROWS WORSE
Newspaper Publishing Business
In State Demoralized BY
Inability To Get
Newsprint

The newspaper BUSINESS u oaia
hons and the southwest ie headed to-
ward the rocls on account Of .
scarcity of wlste paper The price ~
paper has jumped from Ss.2e 10 80 ~
cwt, but tho price Is no, boiherlne
publishers 70 much as the inability IA
obtain paper Many publishers this
week paid a bonus on tee hsgh rate
for carloads ~ paper Others who
have contracts for tonnage we're told
their order could not be filled before
January
There Is dense. DARK mystery ~
10 what IL causing the scarcity ~
paper Paper mills say thef proaur-
tion has fallen 50 per cent under that
Of last year etrlkes AZ mills have
entered into nse matter, Some puD.
lishers claim there II no shortage OF
paper but that II Il being hosrded by
pfofiieering manufacturers for high
prizes. Since the war closed plants
In France, England and other Europ-
can countries have bought n. entire
output Of American and Canadian pa
per mills.
In Oklahoma the white paper siiu-
alton j. very acute. sixteen OkIshosDs
tcontinusd On Psgs 3. Col -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
Men Vain, No
Says a Barber
Who Knons EN-

Men arn not vain q lsp lhes Ar'
fnshsy laay,
The rrrnlar cuaoms hlOaehs ~
l0o hong lair into she hafhsr shop
'llesger he remarked - lhe opcr
ssloa proceeded. a aleasr iet ny hai'
sn ieo long never III nk II Il NHNh
I had someone 70 esll me up every
I'm dsss and drag me da~n h.re
awhy 30 do a. Give mo your
'honc namher and shJ oeas time %
yoa "a xsi away
Il was dnly recorded ard she cns
wmef became inquAxstiyy
"ne soa 10 that for many Of emf
"a SN 4
Halt i dayeu a day Most mau Cor
ees o. aanf nare or 'hsak thes Are too
easy A man anr~Ny care waas his
Aas ipoks like lhai is most of en-
pufil oAe woman mentions Il l h,t
''n avng the vifely reminder to q
handrod nun"
j. wes nf~r 4 O'Clock lis turuca
70 he phons
An rialn poc, he saia when H.
Sol shc phnnt
Pause
~oh. yes you can Il won't take
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
<IM GRASS NANtU
ron ciNtNN uttit.,

v y Emmett ~ MW~kesrr wps
named president " the y n llailns
memorial cla u ~ Scottish llHu MA
seas az Tho cl,'wlns og ihr faM reunion
~ MvAinMtrr
ushsr affissss are q u flartaws
Tulsa. vlea president \ II utli slh
mulge~. secretary sfvasutvr u VI
House, IlrlFsow, crater W + rsndnstn.
rlchet, historian
The name ~ ths siass wpa 4isked
49, tribute 80 Inctor tlAiiey. she
Oklahoma sovereign grand inspector
general who died Tas aay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18

n brues waa firA tiN In puile.
court Yesterday nn ths eharse ~ dis.
charging fire arm within 1lsY lgnsiis
htuae claims ho ~aa shooting ~ ~
,eEed burglars ~ tiaiement iadeS
he rays lamrv f'ite was not on the
premises during Tbs eeanee aad that
Harry Ard"ry dld nat agmsear anti
attracted BY me shooting ~T'hn per.
aonr ~ me room wsrr strangers. Aasn
Young Bruce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18


Waehsefien y e. oeF ~ hTfptaf
s4enaTS movements tAveHahsFNs fan
essuntfY. uailan ~lde Wt'e~f AAh "'hFf
avidnnsf@ ~ EndWNsF'M unrest wefN
takrn 40 AshaHanTs'a@'y ny s's'ssfV~s
and 'he cabinet 'siiay Whl'e sTha'"ss
wvFv eAaFA'ns ~ th~ Vap'sW p~''
anarchy and ho'*hsvlans ar~ me ''h
Fssla N th1 hlw strikes s'sn'h~f "ssss
GERS ~ enc WHITE nous" wvFs isse"a
nlans tn ssal etFss'tssT'y Win 'h~ ~
dWllrsai erssiH new rcnsf""t'MH 'hs
nasiuu
ATAaeoY Feinfsxf@r az W@"a'eN'"h
denounced the present stevs stf'HT' e~n
Ia NNMAhNfNtNNH mtffkNA INV wNRF%~*
,.,a,,s. .t.thw aua a.. tArsassansi natsnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18

These strikers are al right, bridge
builders Operating near Shawnee de-
manded higher wages. Tho cont~c-
tors refused, tbs men quit their t,bs
on tho bridges and went Into tho
cotton Fields and are making moro
money tlsan they did on tho bridge
work and now refuse 10 20 back after
the contractors acceds 10 their d..
mands. Its IN III wind. etc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
THE ELECTION ~ tttS-
INC LITTLE tONMOtiO>

with oklat nma women casting their
firsl ballots IN conafeaslonAl elee
sion. reports fro mali counties IN thu
Firth Oklahoma district ,ala ~ a.
unusually ilght early VOTE 10 today =
primary .icrtlun.
The vote IN oa,hfie aud Logan
county viii be- thr llShlnHl ia ynafa.
Women are payIug iitiio attention 10
"a" election and me men are apar attic
and indifferent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
RETURNED YtNk. N0t NDED.
BEATS Up An I. W. W.


st. Lc1ss. Mo. Oct Is aiersry Flea
scr- disabled s9sSlsr. 6isshseA Egrser
Noiss. altered L W. W
Harsoa TexixA-. cane here yes
feresy On . fHrSough from the reczn
ssEutfA0n hospital at Fort Sheridan,
Ills He IL ieaar detained by the poi
See TO-DAY pencing assurance al A0Kgi-
tai ssh0sathes that Hoist will recover
Hoist II suffering broken jas. a ssst
waers Henson strnck him and another
Essh where he struck te Sidewalk
Hoiss sssd 10 have le-zted tie rniiaa
states ard ns soldiers sien he saw
Hsnsor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
ANDERSON. PIONEER.
Is LAID TO RESI-

The funeral " Waiter s Anderson,
who died "Wednesday from fh@ effect
Of injuries sustained BY being thrnwr
irosn his carria ~. wss held YESTERDAY
afternoon from TIE hate home q. tn
deceased Rer A n Nicholas conduct
81 the fuberai services The choir SAT-
Nearer Ny God 10 Thee Lead
kindly Light and WORK for it.
Night Is cornsng- large nnsnheF ~
sorrvwing relatives and friends a.
trrdec ehe csseeasies fBfermen, wsF
~ Summit vse~ The decesed was
IN Oklahoma psDn@r. aged 7. years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
1ApuLpA Will ENTrRrAIn
MErHopl1r cHuRcnss 8

salailpa is going ~ spread hsr~eig
tbis ysar IN The 0fteralnment ~ yim
Ping churcbmen when fhc MeshndIss
deiagst.w arrive November 5th for q
three days conference MANY ds.lv-
satss will BE- at the sessions and q
number ~ prominent churchmsn from
oshef state are on speaking program
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
NAN rs KILLED IN
UNUSUAL MANNER

y 6 Buildln9 osl tank worker, wma
kliled near Tulsa yesterday In . most
nnasuai manner iie was o Grating
cn top 81 lsve "a sank when Ne
suddenly disappeared When hk fel.
low workers reached the toy of the
tank they found Iisildirga dead lie
bad slipped, hia foot eauRi, 10 crew i.
re of the tank and be- was held aus
pended with bis head and shoulders
~ the Oh. Death due 10 wrangu'a-
tien.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
iiE WAS SELECTED
TO KILL PRESIDENT

f>aassnworth. Dot is- Piatro Pierre.
anarchist, convicted of disioysliy IN
time of war, has confessed that ne
was selected BY ballot BY the w W
70 assassinate President Wilson. but
was prevented from carrying oal ne
nisslon BY beiEx arrested. iis will
be tried for treason.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
TULSA is MECCA Fos
AuroMosslE THIEVES

On ar average of fogr ears day
are taken froua ths sresss cf Tulsa
~ fhkess~ every twen'y fcgr hours.
That has been the record for the s1ss
ten days Tn~grsnee compxnjes ore
wnhdrssins frnsr sbe field. claiming
fh~ rick ~ TOO great Offscern sesn
;Dw~risAs 10 top shs thieves Al
'sszss one svnssn and n is though ssy-
<rzl are - with fte szsx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
CHILD POISONED ~
MOTHER Will. RECOVER

chtesxo Oct is--Ednz Lsikzrr.
poisoned by her mother. has reccov
erred sufficiently from re effects of
bichlorsde of msrcsry 10 ne, oui Of
bed
T'r. Thomas A. Garter, her physician,
stated rhs could sit W waile today.
Shirley viii not be able 70 leave her
bed f0r day Or more. the physician
stated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18

Paris, Oct is~-a.f ne following
rotice was posted al the stock
exchange this afternoon. "ouI
eiai petroarae has been taken
The white flag was hcissed over
the boishevik fortress on Kron
s'adt on Friday nlahs. according
70 a Neisirgors cspaich quotlug
a Finnish general staff report.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
SIZE KILLED HUBBY
a JURY FREES HER

Farry Nor-sE I1lws woman,
s.hsrxed slsh ~ murdsr n hsF hss-
hand. ~ss &oeustfed By a KY assei
three hcurs celb1sxfsoa last nirhf.
Her huxbsnd ~ss femnd dead 10 bs6
xh~ shrough tne bead Th4 wife "a
riftad shooting him bot eislmec sess-
affcnse- Tkn ia me sixsh cs~s where
IN scrazn has gseSded self cssers.
and ha bser acquitted os nszrder b,
Triss 3urses daring the mast sss
months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18

Washington. oct ~ tstsfpey Con
nFai Palmer ~li ask tiN wum@a ~
lhe country fa aAl hsaa ia :vrriax aewn
llte nflee AZ toed n ~ housewives.
sha kes4seFw ~ ths hofne asrhveaa"e
Ntli hlu the drive we will pat hiKh
ramt on gha ran. h. aald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
sRfelpKAf WILSON'S COR
plri0a MUCH IMPROVED

Washington. OCT fs-~rhsrs ~ss .
aisanet fssllna ef optimism about the
White Hovas toaay, 80 FssuN ~ the
saaounosa asfnsts Improvement IN
pfssiacnt Wilson's eonaislen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18

Sew York. oct is lieufg Morgan
thau. afker eevsu naontha spent In
teretgn eoautiFea has arrived in AM
eftsa aud sugxeata ia this White iIossws
that the tinted states slarv eontrl
of siibsaitar with Great britain. Hs
also snwxvyss That yrosrauis In Poland
be investigated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-18
Short Cuts To
Home Mems


Cart Txggar ~ this CITY wtn ssas
a. she snnaay marninx service At ,As
rirss N~sAoasss cAarVA OF uslsAems
Cns Tire seiecsAon IA -xAoana VIZ
Blessed BY sccsl
State m~~ssKS ~ Crans lesAse A
II T, A. ~ail Ne hela in cashrss ~
oct "a and "a Several hanared Aelc.
gases And visitors are expected
Parade asA har9ecae win he on
"Wednesday. ocs ssad, Persons hAs
sng raoms 70 rcnt ~al please liss then,
essA the s'Aamh~ ~ comaxrwa
Asin,z Rra0n wili 50 tn SAlt Laae
SUNDAY he ls interested in some nsl
sale land in tha. part ~ the world
and The reports comlMe in 0f Ae.se In
dicate tAAt Il Is going to I've hsg
proposition n have had sone rst.
teFtag offers and am solng eas there
60 inspect tae land ewfore sell slvhs
and unseen. said HesnsH
cassrens a. North isasAn. or rattle,
that part IL north l.orsa witAin ss
miles of 0ethrie are indignant. Sey.
ev@l splendid rASns have tallea of hate
and So FAR not ssagle hour has Neen
Spcns in drakgiRg s>e. roads -rhe
fellow who has charge ns tAe raSd I
work In thas part Of the county shnuia
be- msdc to work cr QUIT the Sos. said
sa Indignant farmer to-day
Tcr tho past three wrecks painters
md carpenters have hsen Al wcrk
aintsar and repairing iat srssae III
De Aafh Ron = Tee wovk VIII prcs
shiy he finished iAiS ~eok The uF
scc noenss. bash Afsmsnis. aud
laiicnts' rsomx have heen wcll reno.
iatea and ~sh the rev palns every
hsns = cAesn and asgrsssise. The ncw
igses pn yhe porrh are also groas
In ihe appearance Of the
~ ~ honsc
Jim Kirkwood has the reputation cf
'cs losing prisoners when cncc Ae gw,s
IS Tins on 'em Bat ihA, reputatsonl
- been somewhat iEnpaires yester.
ay wAile Gu his way from the Usage
nth three prisoners, one q whom hs
'aa failed "a hanacuff. ss~ iDss one.
he fellow without The hanacaffs. A C
'coper, made leap for sltertrv wnlle
be train was going AZ se-mlle an
oar clip And be Ait te ground run
sug Cooper had been oat az JaM Tess
asn one moaih and bad served six
lcnths in The Enid yall. We was
barred with selling eoose to TO
'sAge Indians
Chief Mitchell has tao quarts Of
erfectiy good CsurenE e8rner liquoY. o'
he vintage Of 1919. ana his friends
re sticalng close to him in hopes that
q will loosen up The booze Wis
c9uired Or the Chief when Ae rasaed
y Fatty" Gains place. Sis South !,
eoond street. last nixili. 4 am salts
ed thar Fatty had more az the
eose on hand but couId not locate 4 !,
TAe plant We unearfAed was in an
sthcuse aud The place was large :
aoGgh to hold several doEen.~ said 4
= Chief A large num aer of empty
hisky bottles Of all sIzes. clean aud j
'adv for use 1ere conflscased.
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FIVE YEARS ~ PEN
FOR STEALING AsJro

FIre years 10 fhe sts.e pe1itsntisry
vas the senience xiycp Emerson
Queen BY an AIsz Jury last n5xht.
Quee1 stole an automobile.
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