davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-03

Wine dressing poured over fruit sa-
lad makes it delicions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-03

Mrs. Frank e. Boyden will present
a group of her music pupils in recital
tomorrow afternoon. the affair being
planned for $3.50 O'Clock at her home
on Lewis street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
NATIONAL TmRiFT WEEK
BEGINS JANlAIty IL

Keen interest on the part of tire pub.
VIC Ia tb" projected plans for national
Thrift Week beginning January IN.
1920. has been evidenced IN many wa
already. tho Savings Division Of the
Treasury Department announced to-
day. Ta@ purpose ~ the week viii be
tho cndssayor 10 start tho country Off
IN the New Year with sound finan
cial program for evey individual ami
household Two ends are sought.
First that the condition of The indl-
yidi'ai bc improved. AMI second, ,has
the financial and Industrial alrength os
tho nation be increaHed by thm greas
sums ~ capital which VIII accrue
through the practice Of ssoady saving
and safe Investment on the part of
citizens.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

surgent horde feat h trying 70 re-
make the world along insposibac
IL not. nits heart, repadIsting ~
hnes." .at -
Chicago Post: "Thc United States
obAgasions 10 the world. Those VINO
10 read the events N the United stafes
sspsts sr1s1udss the American peopse.
Whatever Tire upsl,Ot ~ the matter
Amsg4cA can b depsnded upon 70 do
her past n the world needs her again
Chicogo Sewy: Defeat Of the peace
trsa&y ~ modlfied brings the nation
20 . point where cae puoItc uiust g.
msud Z rnf1onsl compros5iee. The a.
&sruaxive - . isasus of pescs II s0ns
syvlem a auionoss lwih exEensivs
pfsDarn61oos tor NV vxrs snd 4Ts-
meoopus ml111nsy end naval be1osos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

II has long been custom 10 the AUTUMN ~ she
IN praise and thanksgiving te Almighty Hod fer his
manifold blessings aud mericx nation. s;vd has IL
Ills good pleasure peace from he that
divided nations and families Ia the greatest slaughter ,he
world knew Peace has been With og more than
year et us hc thankful for H. thogh ihn and
anrssiful conditions 81 trade to-day has mA " conditions has
tn hear
White render thanks fnr peace and hope Cor The hurrn
of high be lifted lrt forget serk the
Divine 9aidance IN The performance q everyday life aud
forgiveness for all era ~ purpose and pray that
an that 40 shah strengthen the tics II frenshp and
mutual respect which structure hnld greater
city and state.
Therefore, John W Hartman Mayor az the t4t uf
Guthrie do hereby request that Thursday tho 9th day III
November 1917 he observed day Of Thanksgiving and
rest and that the citizenship generally refrain tabor
that places of business close their and pcm
all workers 10 observe the day the way suited o them
Go 20 church and give thanks for delNrrance
JOHN W. HARTMAN.
Attest Mayor
GEo. /. ANDERSON, City Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
MARSHALL WOMAN PLEADS
FOR WHITE PLAGUE VICTIMS
President Of Federation OF Clubs
Asks Tangible Aid TO Sell
Red Gross Seals For
Good Cause

IN her weekly message % tho elui
women of Oklahoma. Mira l.Qia 4
Pearson ~ Marshall. thA@ duanty
president ~ she oklahoma i'eissatl
of Mmnan'A ,luhe. nakes agseclal Fuf
erenoe 60 the sale of Red eroas
Christmas seals, which heKsns pee /
and eloasw nec a. and caila ueun ghe
club wosnun 10 rel 10 immediate touch
with tho various county aud locaI
chairmen and aamlst IN making ,hs
~al. Maloc,as.
With the approach ~ the heliday
sea.un Mrs iemrann MAya Iii hsf
message, we are given an upparsun-
ny 20 put into practice ono ~ our
good resolutions VIZ are an aware
" che rBsanes ~ Tuberculosis. We
nrrAd The establishment 1T hnspstals
and w have expressed sympathy with
fhe efforts made 10 eradicate the
dread dieeasprffom Oklahoma.
I'VE may now ald III lnngthiv
way. The svie Of Red Cross Christ
mas seals this year should be iarn~
cr than ever before and every club
woman should respond with her best
effort when asked BY tho okishofna
Tuberculosis association to aasiYt ia
the sele of Red Cro~s Christmas seal, Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
$25. 900 PRESIDENT
On WtD(DDAiE.N Gitlil.

Several members OF toe iocsi
Wooimen attended the stats p,eeslng
of ihe w q w Il Oklahosna city.
Monday Drastic resolutksns YER
adopted by the convention PROTESTING
against heavy raise IN assessments.
The convention was ruled by insur4
gents aud attorneys were employed
20 fight she raise IN the courts. w A
Frazier, who draws taSo0o yaer AZ
president OF the organization. Sas
present. bat he was not allowed 10
make speech rrasier clsims thr
extra raise is necessary ON account
cf the large number OF infiuenrn
deaths. The convention was very bit
ter toward Frazier. who uEon board
Ing train for Dallas characterized
the leaders OF the convention as -Ok-
iahoma Reds"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

nr W. w t'hassstor. atAtn Enlhst =
niont Man for Oklahoma viii speak ~
The Baptist church tonlnat al 4 sp
Perhaps no man in tho atata has meant
dusie 80 much 20 tho llaptlst dmnousi
nation "a mas pr rnasidor.
Tuesday nieht AZ 30 Huy. ]. n.
Rounds. assistant neey 81 missions,
the bikgost iiitl. man Ia tho Nwlth. will
speak. II. will also have with isam
q breosy laman who will apaak
The nig Time corn~w Friday night
AZ $40 IA Primary ruan ~ the ladlen
" tslu churuh viii prepare a banaaes
for the men. Wa want every man of
TO church 60 be present AZ THO han
quet: not only n.n who are nemhafs
but All man whose wives are Baptias,
all those fRen who haya relatives thar
ars Baptist or. II y0n have hotne
friends who you think might somr-
time IN futurr. be q Baptist you some
Or II " Mcconnell mar who's tn
fluenee IL felt throughout tho aoufis-
land, will be with um ~ rhh banquet
and NJ O'Clock viii apeok a. tisla Eruat
tnass mectissT IN the main auditorium
Evar] body ~ ali fsiths AM 90 faiths
are inyfsrd 90 hear th4s great man
Mr Albright. tho golden yolcess tsaog
will aAng u both th.ao meetings. Tha
banquet and all other MEETINGS ar.
FREQ No kind of offwaaK takon.
Danlca X Wade. rsiator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

nation With ths peace treaty fight. TO
tho people. uien. the treaty shall 10
Iferc are many other important aacs
tionn which should come before the
voters IN the 1890 national campaign,
but there hardly can be any issue more
important than tlds one a world peace
or ~vrid nstIisArism Al iesst. W. are
sssnrod Of q iivs iswus foe 4 president.
iai campaign. We need not eiect any
man bssca'isc Of ths party he belongs
~. or berause Of Fo color of hts hair
" tho candidates stand on tatforns
for and against tho I<xAgue u Nations.
Always We know that Mr.. Lodge aud
his oo~conspirst<v wers cooking up
politics In their fisik pEsiswt ne
league. but ouly v3thin the iast fsw
weeks has n tsen evident that rsA
-~-~~-~---
lConunusd on PAgs :. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
e,o onaa Aas cAuasr.

haNhW8@~s Nffv % IHlfEtfHwht3
charging twn otl eUuar@ sl.a aua f8ya
lFailwaym with vsolAsluaa uf th@ mfar.
stats susntu@fee rvMulaslanm aal ems
|ait oamaanv and its head uffiesal with
violation ~ the eylmlnal end. feenFs+
ifAs ih# nlslahesin@ nf svpsnmtve~. wvre
smane tho @T tFue hslAa fAsuraaf Nv
thu fedefal MFand Jury heFw.
Theses charged with hFwakhnK safes~
state eaamagav regulations ara chaa
Fills. shs tlYpsY pn company. tfe
s'aM Rsflnlns sampsny. sh~ sss. f.ausa
and Han Francisco thw kanaaa CITY
southern, the f'esaFkana AMI Furf
smith shv Midland vail~v anL the
Afehlspn. fapeka and slania ~ rail-
waY@
The efln.In&I sbavw~@ ~ amsln~t
the av@s snE SssaTAny aAa Ms fIIm.
xvaeFai manser " hpth kns uyp~Y ana
the ualf eonapaHIau
Ths Indlrimsnts whlch rovwr any-
erAl hwndrvd pags and have been
handlei Ny special Representatives III
fhe attorney generals uffiee. charge
= conspiracy "a lpwer rasam 81 lnf.r.
sgale vhlpmenta, NAphsha. Il Il es,asx-
ed. was ahiIP~a from sulf porys ID ~
MIXED wsth bighly explosive gasellas
&c that the latter tnigsM hs snippea
wFi safesy TN the rcfurn shssnsstt
to The eoaAt. tbs mixture waa labsisa
~ napsha. bat VIVA rold ~ gaweiinu.
Fha rata aa na4shlha IA about ~ eenfa
= hundred pounda Ieaa than shs gag.
|ullnN rate,
The difference tn Fasma ehtalnsd Nv
thiA method af labelling amounted IA
more than half niiIlhan dollars ia ihs
four Or five yeasn Il has h~en suInw
nn. alloFneya In charge NJ the aaan
say
fhe f'rssat and lha kanaas rny
5ouihern railway syssema aFa in~
liessd ou swo disslnet ohaamas. Th~
othsrn fall under one eharga, rhn
MAXIMUM pwnAlty undeF easa eaHns
q from q nsnnit~ 10 twe searm.
Flnsw ala0 are provided. the allewvd
EfiWlabvlsd shIpmvuts we're snaaa from
jsnha 70 aeverai gulf ports
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
WOMAN DELEGATE NAY
60 To q or CONVENTION

Now York Nor ss~~ lsepuhalmn
l"ad@ra " snw iork Stats hra already
flasng 70 thsar siatna sor shs 1880 ma.
tiotal olactlon. Two ~ HFs daIoxase.
~ large 10 the nstionni eunysnsion wiii
probably be Senators wadHworth aud
caa'seF Another will. without sipsbt,
," klhhu isout u u beiinys~l that =
woman will be etgan tho f,tarth place.
hien Hay IN . ieadsf Ia the snyywmsnf
sfsonS women 10 defnni Senator Waits.
worth because or hls hoalllty 10 ris
suffrage amendment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
H|cH SCHOOL LECTURE
COURSE OPENS WEDNESDAY
First Number Will BE Given Al
+ Fist y. :. Church: Five
Numbers In All; Money
TO Student Body

The high school lecture course
onens "Wednesday evening Al y M
At che N n church. the firnt mum
ber q the course i a lecture by Mosi.
sraville N Wood. one ~ she msxs IN :
strucsive and entertalning speakers
on the iyceam platform.
As was stated last week the hlgh
schoes is managing this course In
order 10 bring into town attractions
that will be a. once entertaining aud
instructive. and IN order 10 raisc
money TO dcfsay the expenses arc IN
Cured IN athletics. debates. and then
ia the spring contests al Norman.
and are usually Wretsy heavy, The
students are supporting the activities
enthusiastically With the proper sup
for from the town. the student nsso.
citation wiii become self supporting.
The course consists os five mum
herw --four or which have been brought
from the Redpash Lyreum bureau.
They are Monsraville NJ wood.
scientific lecturer: the Montague
Light Opera company. Ralph Bius.
ham. humorssi. The Yanks Male
Quartet.
The other number viii be high
school piay. aud tails number Will be
one Of The b@ss Of the course. IL
high school expects 20 i,ut shis Elay
or some time Ia December. At any
raae 4 will be offered as one cf tn
regular numbers Of the course.
Sea son tickets for adults arr beipr
sold at ~ each for students ~ 81 90
These exceptionally low prices make
!, possible for everyone to enjoy five
splendid. wholesome programs. Since
the first number IL 10 occur IN the
Methodist church. there win ~ NO
scat reservation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
POISON PEN" LETTERS
DRIVE GIRL TO DEATH

New York, Nov SIT developed
today that the suicide Of pretty Eliza
beth 6chmitter. aged iN. Of New York,
was due 10 woison pen letters writ
ten by former army offscer. Mis-
Schmltter was married secrstly sew
ersl months ago. The officer, whose
identity Is yet unknown. wrote to Ed :
mund Moffeit. the husband. student
AT New York university, describing
incidents OF last spring. These ies-
ttrs were shown to the giri ard she
ieaped from ferryboat into the East
river. Miss Scsrnitter came here from
Milwaukee whore her parents are
prominent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

rha yonnx ls4issss .Ns,N.isy ~ Al
Msfsss chns~h will asvs danes CO.
msghs "a the A. q u. W. hsm rh'
pEMeeeda wlll 40 tc she Auil,ilnx nansfs
rsmss ~all ~ saod maege and spssnl
tssn~ An arm invEl~i 90 shis entevtata
taeat Non ara wrlv"sna and a n
iIma u guaranteed
The " CnAnvwav TRIAL IA 80
aIssriet cuars. The jary hsa hNva ~
lpcsHa and tcsslsaany v heinw nfkervA
The tury was finally sesscseA lasl
rkghs ana Judge HwAnk uyaegva i
lcs'&ed up fsw thr nisht " ~ NJ,
lik~ty that ghe eAsv win gvaeh ere
Jury before tnmevruw nighs. Az
icawnmen, ~ coars witi W. taken 90.
uNarrow nAahs aesil aster rhauss.
xislnm.
Albert Nesshvost. ls~~i hng. WIN \
weH avns t0 this hnyA tafenslun hams
Al Granite fnf term NJ sears ami
Who was latter rsFvled pwndtn4 nsni
behavior haze heea aedsred wsafnaa
- sh" home, Implication IL some
Questionable deals caused Ma pafOIs
20 be rvyokci by the wosvraas
~The Rotary club viii hold ts
monday luncehnn Al the Iunn hHs 4
somufruw. There Win is@ matters ~
unu iuAl smpcsianyv hvsorn the rlah
and y Il thu desire ~ shw utfleasm lhas
4 Fnll nemhogwhlp he nj tina laneh~nn
tomorrow nuon.
NJ Everybody and his ar hnF seta
iiy"a should make II Ws,int la attend
the fiTvmeu'H h@ll al th9 A u L "
hHIl tomorrow nlshs. ttssp the hays
who ARE always rnaay and wlilins "
risk aheiy livss@ Tor yuu. Remember
the boys haye nos askrd you go attend
cne " their entertainments since IN.
var bssau. They laid or ail perwonai
activities and added In every war sirivv
hat caem along. Ga ia thasF dance
IomorFvw nwhl and help thnlr .rom
tort fund
Stores generally IN tha estY win
1l'ae on Thanksgiving day. Moss II
hem viii cloae all day On thas day
Mayor Hartman Ia proclamation hAa
rnaurssHd that All stores elaae HI aaY
There viii hn Thanksgiv4ng asrvscoa
A"ld "a The different churches ~ shs
flty Attend una ~ them II viii a.
'on good and YOU can apsfr she ,ims.
~ anv event. Slye up a siiea peayus
~ that day, thanking shw All lsnwsr.
ui for the peace that VIZ ssOa anjny.
\ cold wave Il coming slnwa sfum
hn north land Il may NOT reanh this
~ Into sunny Oklahoma nat better
y prepared zoe VI, rha wealhermnn
y occasionally right IN his nroSn0s
}eatlona
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

Austin. Texas Nov. sss~- Oklahoma
City has been selected an Tho ,ue~t-
Ing place for she state training con-
ference of the lnterchnrch wofla
Movement for Oklahoma, Tha Okla
homa City conference will be held Dec
2, and 5th. Announcement OF this
was made today by Newton r Pat
terson. field secretary of che Inter.
church World Movement for Texas
and Oklahoma. with headquarters at
Austin. Texas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
LION GLIB FAST
FORGINC TO FRONT

At tae last meeting OF re Lions
Club a< luncheon ~ fhe lone hotel .
very enthuxiasfic bunch Of Real cuth-
Boosters were presen1 and . resclu-
slon wm~ unanimously passed ta'At the
Lions CssES Of Guthrie viii enesgets-
eHlay szsiss The chamber of cOmmerce
IA Ee drsss 20 raise 5000 by sub
scripssou 70 acquire ~ C1marron VAL
lsy Fair eromnds aad bsiIdings. Tue
Guy n Guthrie h@s promised she Coun
~ Of Logan thak Il utA fnrnish stts
10 bold ths fatr hernftsr and n IA
tseds 70 make eocd that psrwise.
The LA0nx Ciub Il raptd*y bscom-
lng potent far1nr = Ee bsekssmeaf
- ctric and Dub11c sf1ain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

Columbus, o. Nov aS~--tioyerncr cox
today tnIegraphsd Attorney tirnmsi
Palmer asking Tor federal lnyassixm.
sion of sugar prices ia Ohlo. THIS
telegram was neut after Onvefnns Cor
wna advised that beet sugar vas ssll-
ing ~ ~ cents a pound Ia ceftAin
parts of tise state,
i's8 ma brIng 70 your attention mat
sugar is ceiling In ohio az ~ cents
tho pound, aud respectfully suggs~t
that tho matter is worthy ok invs~si-
CATION"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
No Decision
Reached On
Mexican Crisis

Washington. Nov. sa---rhs eshl.
net reached no dscisIon today on the
MsxieAn sisvseien, according 10 See.
rotary Lans,no vino presided ~ the
regular weekly meeting.
Both tns csses ~ William JsrkIns.
American consusar agent ~ pvsbts
and general conditions in the south.
srn rsp~oiie were discusssd. Mr..
LANSING said. bvt the cabinet had
Before u no more information thar
was available - the state depart.
mens yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
URGES DUVlNc cnl1ER-
n|Es FOR Thlnkse|v|Me
Sugar shortage No Worry 70
- Housewife For ~ Fruit
Can Bs Canned With.
out n

Cranberwies are herN cut waerc n
The ~iaszrs Even withous tlssS rrO.
Duct AN the BOY is not taken out .,
iif~. for Waite corn syrup caa e~sll,
he substituted aassi sugar nsks~ ass
ssxse&rxnce Agaln. Evcn ~ith 40 "a.
ear at all. cFanecrrles can eassiy b.
canned.
TaAnkssavins would lndeea hc
Siocmy without crunberrics 70 ~
~nh the sarkey. A. some have SAD.
ThankSxsslnx without these 40 Am :
eriean essentials woald b. no Thanks.
giving at sll
u IA advised 20 order ycar Gran
berries NOW, for they keep better and
make better jelly than those vhicn
come later, II yoa have tws and
one -hah pounds ~ sugar to xgAare. add
Y 70 eAghs pounds Of crsnberrles, ana
as result soa will have ten tum-
hsers OF Jelly There IL no waste 10
cranAeryies. there IL no labor attach
ed TO wsee@ring them, and jeliy can
" made In very short time.
cranberrses can easily he made sn-
10 teils omeletses. raddlngs, merineue
ries and iar;s. cranberry butter. epun-
berry gelatane and cranberry frart~s
Now that marascAsno cherries arsl
taboo. the cAndled cranberry can sc
substituted with good srsc~.
IL is advised 90 buy cranherrses al
once. and can as many as yoa can
afford 20 bay Select the sound ber
fAes, nh as many jars as y0n caa find,
fih 10 cserflowsnx with cold water
that has been holl~d. then seal ana
pus away Till needed. II requires
hardly any time TO can the berries ana
4 take~ only fifteen minutes 10 make
jelly. No sugar has been
needed In putting the berries away.
70 that part Of the process need worry
ac housewife
Several recipes are given below
xhich require little time In the max
me
In making candied craaberrirs al.
ways select the best berries. Roll a |
srp of sugar with hall q cup OF water |
VA thick enough 10 spin bread. |
Drop ihr berries In. few at a time,
ind cook nntil shey may be pierced |,
ksth straw IAft them out care
aiiy and drain weA. and when dry.
roll them IN granusafed sugar ana
kesz9 In dry place.
To make cranberry butter. eoof |
hree pinss OF cranbsrraes and one
aslf cup af water until the. skins or |
ne fruit break. then press through |
strainer and cook the lNlp until |
1 becomes very thick. Then add two
saps OF sugar and cook for half an
hour over a slow fire. stirring con
sfansly. When lattle cool turn into
ars and cover tightly. NJ
To msske cranberry tarts have ready |
muffin tins with partly baked pas
Iry shell, then pour In filling when
old made from any cranberry sauce |
recipe. Put strips OF pastry oyer the
op and finish baking In mediun |
wen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

Tase people of tbe United siases will
nCt acccpt this alternative"
st. Louis Times: Mach tim< has
been spenk but n I, Saves tho United
Statss from nonstrpsify II will be
worth IL. II - now tlme for us 70
deciare pcscs WITH Germany and Aus
ssia and TO ~ our own house IN order. .
n1tfsbrg Prsass tine truer ex-
plauafton u the befest Of the peace
treaty end ne Ieague Of nations pact,
n 6aat <he treaty involved strange
undsrvaiuAG1on a. American natfonsi- >
tsm and American Independence.
w1tch n I'll h1wt0Fy we're never befofe
raGsd 70 jow ~ Aay American prsss-
dsnt."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
Interest Payment
On u. s. Loans
To Be Stopped

Wsshsnstse, New. ss.--lWssrsas
payments On American Ics~s y ths
alilss may ~ ssssrr~d until shs war
ce~tucsft A. ths request ~ ths a.
reaction psssss. u wee stated todxy
. ~ me tr~ssury department. Neossi
asscns 20 thss erect Ars re~ being
Tee ~Ans esNesat'y explained that
shs iss~st aavaess from tine trs~svry
Department. representatives a. parss
ID net indicate sN early esrelu.
sson.
American scans 10 ne associates IN
the war Aporspate ri~s bitten ssx
hundred end forty se~sr msiison dot.
isrs and sAs interest rate averages
sive Per cont.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
WOMAN GETS $4,000 FROM
MAN WHO yIl.TED HER

Youngstown, o. Nov 2s-A Jury In
Judge w = Anderson's court today
awarded Miss Regina Brown cf New
York 80. 900 heart balm in her breach
OF promise suis against Joseph Unger.
this city. Miss Brown claimed she
suffered humiliation and lscerstef
seeiines" when unger refused to iivc
up 10 his promise to wed her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
DIES At 1O5. HAD
NO KNOWN RELATIVES

New York, NOV a. Believed to be-
alone Ia TIM world and possnssed ~
moderate fortune, Mlsa Ann Ward
aged los, died today Ia IA reters
Home, Brooklyn ssisa lefs no viii aud
nothing Is known of her anfocoden,N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

republican and demonstrate senatorial
Representatives of tho uaieying class
have fallen out over the peace treaty.
Il was largely q matter Of jockaylng
for political advantage. with duo re4
gard 70 commercial interaats of gualb.
lers and explosterw"
Milwaukee Journal: Tho reeponss~
bilisy rests squarely upon tho repubh-
can majority They could have had
compromise reservations witch would
Eays met AL .ao objections that they
havc at amy time propdlad.d. hut
they chose 10 insist upon reservations
which went beyond bounds of rsos0n
and modification and in sifeot nalh-
fled tho leGsuo."
t
Wichita Eag1s: Lodge rays ~ b
ssthfied 70 20 befors The psoyls X 4l,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
A CEYSER THAT
SPOUTS PETROLEUM

Mexico City. Nov 2s.---A geyser
spoustnx petroleum has been discov-
erred IA rae state OF Durango. To de-
sermine whether the region possesses
oil sufficient to warrant exploitation.
the government has sent force OF
engineers there TO make survey.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
GOOD INTENTIONS

Sixty one American citizens and two
Mexicans have met dealt al TIE hands
OF moos during the last 10 months tn
sais law-sbiding country. On III 9TH
er hand our missionaries arc doing
all they possibly can TO reform the
sing OF the Cannibzl Islands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
NEW YORK COURT HOUSE
Will. COST y0,OOU, ,OOO

New York, N0v. 10. PLANS hAvs
been approved for : ss,ooo.oO0 COURT
house building In New York. ~
work VIII BE- completed IN two ysars.
u y isarpcvsd 10 Inaxs ths n~w stpr-
tnro hsxagcnal IA sbApe, an1 Il wilt
ssAnd north Of - prsssat MuniclpaI
building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
GORE NOT POPULAR
WITH YOUNG DEMOCRATS

Muskogee. Nov. 25.--Young Demo
Gratis M Muskosco have refused 10
hear Senator Gore Gore wanted 10
make speech here. but the young
mems club refused 60 let esm appear
under the auspices OF their club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25
HARD TO PLEASE

An Ohio man Killed his mother-sn
law because sd'e would not aid him IN
bringing about a reconciliation with
his wife. Now the chances are, such Is
the pexversity Of women. she never
wiz DO rec0nciicd 10 him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-25

Tho nilnrod Inclined cs,ixam N or.
iandc Mnd vicinity have planned q htr
Jack rabbit and royote Nunt fDr
Thanksgiving Day. Tbs west linc viii
form In III" noislborheod of Hubben.