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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
ELECTION FOR C0MGAtss
SHOWS LIGHT VOTE P0lLED
Voters Indifferent Despite tho
Ensrcaties Of Candidates:
Local Vote Very Light In
Early Hours

Speclal ctertinn in The rtnh dss :.
trios TO walply the Vacancy caused hy
ere aeash % Rr re~snsaglve rhonsp4
con vas rather Disappointing 10 poll.
tseleni cf both parties Friend. aud
workers for weascF. dcnovraeir nom.
lace. and Harrald. Republican eandss
date. we're busy throughout the DIS
tfict but 4, WAS hard work ss dts
lodge voters from indifference.
u ls believed thu vote vaAs will nos
far exceed che number cast ~ the
primary. although che hast two hoaF~
IN the folllng may lsias forth som.
surpriwss
IN Guthrie the eleetson WAS luke
warm rher. we're fvw poa wuskcna
ia evidence Light sosel had been
cast ln all wards up 60 ! o'ciael. For
instance. he Thsfd ward. whlsh wvn4
crafty leads 10 saw ing heavy early
votes. had rvEissered bur ~ ballots
NJ 90 u a'riuck The second warsi.
rast, showed ~ ballots: while seerna
ward west. listed ~ II NJ believed
the snte east In Logan county YIN not
exceed $50
IN Oklahoma GUY and points south
she vote IL heavier. In fass. III. con
tea, j. reported 60 BE- sharp In ok'a-
huma GUY
Judge hierer today authorised IN.
Htaismen, to be made that 'if Logan
county went against Weaver the land
office would be removed 20 Oklahoma
cisv In The event of his eiessl .on 2
iin crie from seven counties N The
dAtrict rrpotV rainfall In Logan
county the day ws# "drfssiy' and
mssxay
tNaude Weaver said al noon ~
will be elected by s00o majority"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
SUNDAY CARDED IS mop
UP OlY' FOR RED Cross
~sav.nrrtt-~-sa
LAymsn 70 Make Appeals In the
Churches For Benefit Of
Worlds Greatest
Mother

That tomorrow. sunday. November
y. be used as mop up" Sunday In
the Red Gross mcrb~t~Aip drive was
suggested today by J " Owens. stsie
director. by telegram 10 the chasNer
roil cath chairman
Mr. Owens suxxestsd that symsn
make a talk in every church on san.
day morning aps~aling 20 church
members 70 devote che afsern, on 20
the Red Gross Busane u men viii be-
asked TO res ond Sunday afternoon
wMh automobiles 10 make a Thorough
canvass of every town. aSeersaining
houss~ that are not displaying Rcd
Cross Gags IN their wlndows Mtn-
bersl,pl viii hen be solicited from
those houses. se as 40 make sure that
everyone has aa oplorunlty 10 join
the Red Cross
This "mop up~ campaign WAS 4 xs.d
In Oklahoma CITY on the SECOND sun
day OF the drive Ia their ia~ cam.
peign and proved notable succe~s
Men who went out tn automobiles
searching Tor houses without Red
Cross FLAGS. came back with more than
s.a00 members 10 show fcr thesr ass y
ernoons work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
'EVAMCEL SMITH SWINGS
INTO THIRD WEEK OF work
Much Good Comes From Protract-
ed Meeting At Christian Church
Where Many Join the Path;
Big Audiences Each Night

The evanseh ssle campaign al the
First Christian church will awsng tn
10 the third week Sunday moruiDK
with tiastering prospects for cne OF
the greatest days In the hlstory ot
the Guthrie church, fun days
schedule OF interesting events is in
store for those who attend. Al she
morning Bible school hour the at
tendance mark has been act fer $50,
An invitation viii he extended at this
session Of the Bible school
Al 10: 80 the evangelist will preach
a practical sermon on The una~atefil
Nine" Ths- 10 a sermon 81 great value
10 everyone In the home aud the
church and In society al large.
The evening sermon is ona of the
nloss vital OF the whole campaign. and
many are already deeply Interested in
the subject. "wall Morality Save
Tonight will be another great
young rcopiea service. The evan
geiiss's theme tonight will be Mis-
conception ot Life.
Great audiences have been In at
tendance al the meetings all the cast
week, and there have been 20 addi
sions 70 the church. already The
paetor and evsngeltwis and workers
f.Ssl that only beginning has been
made 10 great harvest
The meetings will continue all next
week Baptismsl service, will be
conducted tonight and Sunday night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
GUTHRIE ELEv[NPlAYsA
N[RW LOs|hc GAME
Faster md Bigger O g. Team
Trims Our Boys, But They
Were Given q Battle
Nevertheless

The u. " y f00thAl teams waA de-
ieaiea at oklahnma rhy yesterday by
score OF " to D The score. how
ever. ic~s not indicate the real work
OF tie Guthrie team. The first quar-
ter was the fatal one Tor Guthrie. the
Oklahoma city team securing four
,onchdowns This was due In part TO
costly fambles and uniuoky plays on
the part of Guthrie. The Oklahoma
eoarlt pu, his second team In against
Guthrie during the last half after The
first team had succeeded IN making
one touchdown The rest OF the quar-
ter was played In Oklahoma citys
territory The Oklahoma cry first
team went In again a, the opening OF
the second half An Intercepted for
ward paas save Oklahoma City a
touchdown early In tae period. and
the Guthrie boys held y. cir opponents
near the middle of the field during
City intercepted a forward pass. Gu,h-
rte was Off side and she e.ad llneman
the rest ~ tho quarter Oklahoma
blew his whistle. Both teams step for
a momcu' The Guthrie team started
back 70 their line Of scrlmmage, while
the Oklahoma Clty fuilhack carried
ere ball over for toltchdown. An
clhcr touchdown oa sexstima,. plays
came 10 Oklahoma city shortly after
ward The Guthrie team then hraced
ap ard took the ball rapidly into Ok
Iahoma Ciiys territory and aad rse
bali on their opponents flfteen yard
line when the game ended
II is to be noted that Oklahoma city
made four iouchdownA on real foot
ball and three on Intercepted forward
passes; that icy were much heavier
than the Guthrie team; and have had
the advantages OF working against a
strong second team iiut credit must
be given the Guthrie team for the
number OF forward passes completed.
aud rae way they pierced their op-
ponent's line in the Iast half OF the
game Luce. Mason Holman. and
Alling did especially good work Luce
and Mason again and again vent
through Oklahoma city's line for sub
stantiai gains
Two more games will be played on
the Guthrie gridlron with shawnee
and Enid The one with Shawnee
coming next Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
GERMANY GIVEN 80 DAYS
To COME TO TERMS

Washington. Nov S-A peremtors
d nfand for the immediate fulfilimen,
OF the terms of Tho armlstice 10 con
sained In a prc'ocai addressed to Ger
many by the peace cou1erence on No
vembcr {. The text q the protocol
was made public at the state depart
ment today.
The protocol declares that the peace
treaty viii not become effective until
Germany has executed her obhga-
lions TO the complete satisfaction Of
the alllei A time limit OF 90 days
Il set. II ct the end OF that time
the terms have not been fulfilled the
allies will resort 70 appro- riate CO.
erciye measures 10 bring about set
tiement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
RORRER IS A MOST
POLITE CUSTOMER

Tulsa. Nov S--It Ia now considered
good form TO send note politely ex-
pressing your regrets after holdins
up person on the streets OF Tulsa
Some also believe that the best ira
ditions OF the profession are upheld
II bill-folds are returned provided nc
use can be found for them
On Tuesday night W A. Rayson
secretary OF the Retail Merchants as.
sociation, was wayIaid at Eleventh
street and Cincinnati avenue Or
"Wednesday afternoon he received 4
note from tae robber regretting the
necessity for the stick up and return.
ing his bill fold with the hope that
nothing beside the caai would b.
found missing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
GOVERNOR MAY I,tlN ron
UNITED STATES SENATE

Tulsa. Nov s.~-E q McAdama os
Oklahoma CITY. who ia one ~ the
democratic candidates for the aena
toriai nomination next year. ia In
Tulsa collecting subscriptions for
stock In the 100000 Lawyers ull
company. soon TO be Incorporated.
Mr. McAdnns would not confirm
the rnmor that he was a10ut 10 ~
tifs from Ne senatorial race. but
dId declare that Gov. j II A. Rob
ertson. for hls determined stand ID
run tho idle coal mines of the state
with convict labor. mivht resign tie
soyernofshlp TO enter the senatorial
derby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
the Pupil Champ Talks Saber Some Hymns of Hate

underaand by an ordinary Inteiii-
gcnce. A boy or girl ten years old
can be- made 10 zee that. IN this world.
you do not vet something for moth
ing; that the rate Of return on any
investment is proportioned To the risk.
and that you cannot make huge pro-
fits without taking the chance Of los :
Ing your whole investmeps that a
bank 10 not any safer than an old
stocking or teapot II the banker l. not
honest and conservative.
In every common school the eie-
ments OF sound finance should b.
tauaht. They are not nearly -
difficult O. the elements of natursf
seienSe NV sxplndne4 t1prs. IAey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08

F0ncu CITY, Nos sA pArrDw sss
cW :. from deash ~ aathYaimtloa waa
sApRfienevd to-day ny three yUunx
~onlen 10 hisaea NarHaf~t aansmers.
tefsa DEXTER atxl pvllA WalAvr, "a
their re*Iaence pn Norih Oan asr~wg.
They wern found nneonseipaa BIZ Nrm
David weI0bHrxps nvigahof. Who
immediately ansnmnnea phyaIeiana
and layed their Hives Gas Naeapsnn
from q rubber guhe, connrnslnw a
stove il supposed TO hasc saused tiys
nsaF Fa,ai accldeut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
eEATTv AFTER SCALP
or MAYOR WALTON

Oklahoma City. Nov. James
Beatty. county assessor Of Oklahoma
county viii run for mayor OF Okla
bona City within few weeks. Beatty
says. since hIs vlndication OF charges
OF irregularities In hts office.
Beatty says he will start a recall
petition against Mayor Walton a. soon
ss he gets back from a three days
hunting trip and viii himself run for
mayor after that since he ss conf
dent Walton can be recalled Beatty
promisel all kinds OF fireworks with
q Spectacular campaign against Wal
ton. The mayor refuses TO ssy any
thing concerning the movement.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08

In the Ignorance OF the mass Of vot :
ers. "Coin" Harvey could impose on
millions with fallacles which every
man who had even read little po-
litlcai economy could show were ri-
dicuIous. II is just as bad today. The
program OF the non PARTISAN league
is based on dense ignorance Of the
simplest PRINCIPLES f finance. The
farmers Of the northwest are being
muiched Of millions. not one dollar of
which would have left their pockets
II they lad received an elementary
instruction n financial ins6terv.
Nov. contrary 10 comznoa opinion.
TIE sudjmspts of finance ere emong
o. stnvbsjk thinSs - - sps6ast a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
JUDGE MATHEW JOHN KANE
NAY OUT THE BENCH

Tulsa, Nov SJusfice Matthew J
Kane. a delegate 20 the constitutional
convention and member os the OK =
iahoma supreme court bench since
statehood. according 10 ramor In
circulation Ia Tulsa, 81 about 70 re-
sign from che bench and remove TO
Tulsa 20 act ss legal representative
of certain local oil interests.
Truth was given 90 the rsmored
resignation Of Judge Kane by his
presence In Tulsa ghls week In the
event of Judge kane'w resignation "
Il said that Di tret Judge George
Clarke of Oklahoma CITY. may be
named 20 succeed him ON the supreme
bench
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
ALTus MAN DECLINES
JOB ON STATE BOARD

Oklaaoma City Nov. Sit Is rumor-
ed that Governor Robertson has tend
cred to J. II Shaw OF Aitus. secretary
OF the State School Land Commission.
the berth on the State Board OF At
fairs. made vacant by the resignation
OF Chairman Ben Lafayette of Gle
cotah, who Is also chairman of the
democratic state central committee.
but that the appointment has been
turned down by Mr.. Shaw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
LITTLE CHANGE IN
COAL STRIKE CONDITION

Chicago. Nov s--Little change in
the general conditions surrounding he
coal strike were APPARENT today. the
public evidently holding In abeyance
further appeals for coal pending hear
ing OF me federal Injunction proceed
ings No considerable betto-ment in
the amount of coal brought 10 the
surface was rerorted. alhougs Alaba
ma and West ylrrinia production was
said to be ini roved slightly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
REJECTION on MOTION TO
DISMISS RESTRAINING Or
DER Is INEVITABLE:
STRIKERS ARE UP
AGAINST 1T
STRIKE NAY Be
TERMINATED SOON
ATTORNEY FOR MINERS
ASKS pOSTPO<EMENT ~
INJUNCTION HEARING
FOR Ten DAYS To
GIVE OPPORTUNITY
TO SETTLE OFT
or col ri
aullerIN.

Indianapolis, Ind. Nov S--Artieipss'
lrs rejection BY the United stasei ttx'
+-,r. s3s~s here todry Of Their motion
sc- s,s:..xs.: 90 .ne restraining order
issued against officials of the United
Mine Workers of America Oct 81, At.
torneys for the miners today were
prepared to make . fight for release
Of the ceat miners strike funds now
tied up BY the governments injunction
proceedings wahous funds the strike
cssicsais are powsriess 70 continue the
fight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
Short Cuts To
Home MEMS


nv IlousewegtA ss " h~si suffer-
lnx frcm many hralaea and several
hspksn ribs the geaalt og smRnh .np
Thursday nlght hate lis waa Fetara
Ing from tNe Methodist h0spslal wa~u
i heavy srusk travelling az d Nigh
speed rammed hla Ford Sedan. harlIne
the dortns 20 the payvmsws and eom
plesrly smashlng @M sedan rhv
driver of the truck kept ea Kulm2
The Areiavns occurred 40 aaIgk that
failed 10 vet allmpae eg the driver
Hc was going very faAt ard waA uH
tho wrunm shse ~ the street., said
pr IIoasewerth today Il h remark
able that the dagtug esvaped allvw
lie was threwa Al laasl iweaty fest
wsaen the impact eam~ and vt pn the
paved street,
~tp 20 noon to-day there wwrn iee@
votes east W ~. city pFeciHels than
were cast IN the primary and ~ish
rain falling this afissne@u throughout
the dlssrsc, II inuas HAS che vutp will
be much smaller taan Il WA IL shu
primary Neither party seem 10 have
much " q working ofaanlaallan IN
I.oxan county" remarked republican
politician today.
Tho tnarifg nf Garfield conniy
was In Guthrie loiay W. said that
four mnoaahlue slills had hesn located
and sma#se.i out OF hasineaa ny HIS
officers last week ana shat no was
on tha trail " another onw that waa
located on the Lospn aide ~ the line
There arc dozen places tn Enid
where white mule waisky IL being
dispensed but until last week ! was
unable to locate tho source Of supply
Last Saturday a uesro eama - tnwn
with load of corn ! had y 10 that
this particular negro WAS making the
thule" A search ~ The wagon ~
yealed five gallon Jugs OF new corn
wsisky underneath the Shnllei corn.
said the sheriff
~.-At a. Rcd Cross dance given ~
boys and girls ~ sapaipe few nights
ago the toyx smwvRlaa hooxc into The
room and eioetored" The punch
Things went along smoothly until
near twelve o'clock when rae punch
hegan TO spread aud ihe boys ana
RIfia became noisy The "dryB" pres
ens Hmallcd mouse and leti "a huff
The mellow oHnA" remained ard
soon old J narleseorn became Fcat.
lsss and Neran started The RED
Cross dance broke w In ruw mna
now the sapalps aesndsi-mon sers arr
ioyously spreading the news
The third lecture In the series on
the history ot the Episcopal chafsA
will be- delivered by the rector ia thg
eleven o'clock service tomorrow morn
Ing Henry the Eighth ana the Church
Of England, and the rise NJ neegarian
lam will be considered The pnhllr
Nv cordially invited
Reports from over the district
Indicate llgbi vote in The congress
ionni election. Women ara voting IA
Oklahoma City but not clse where 10
any considerable degree
Oklahoma ctsy hEh sehoal foot
ball team "morped NJ on the lueal
team by ~,orw of III 40 q 81 IN.
fair grounds at Oklahoma Clfy ysm
terdaw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
OkMtLCEE BtBY HAS
4 SLEEPING SICKNESS

0kmulgee. Nov s. Battling all at :
tcmpts TO DIAGNOSE ihe strange mental
or physical aIiment that affiIcts her
the s-weeks- old daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Charles A Lazh OF gDt South
Usage avenue has been IN deep
~Ieep for more than forty-eigh, hours
with the exception OF about twenty
minutes. The child was still asleep
late this afternoon aud all efforts 70
arouse her have been In vain.
Specialists and local physicians de-
clare the baby IL not suffsriny from
any disease. and no similar case has
ever been recorded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08

Temple Texas, Nov. s--A mob of
Determined urn formed this morning
with the purpose NJ iyac1sng shs nar
gro Jim iiIbley. who laas might shot
and killed James Gresham. a prornin-
ont white fasmrr liylng near here
The prlsouer had been spirited away
by ,hs saesltf darlnK the night and
hIa whereabouts IL unknewn. The
killing followed an argument over a
bale OF cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
Bank Robbers
Are Grabbed
At Drumright

The NO men Who roeeed ths
Cushing bank wsrs captured q
prumr'ohs Iast riohs ~ Chief Of
poile Jack Ary es ssas place. &C.
eordiro TO . tsisphens ~sssaos
to County Attorney Aiesrs o'n-
~iddse today. = know bcth ef
sns men captured. their Names are
Waiter and Ward and thsy srs
bad actors prosecuted both Of
thsm ~n<n / was IN the county
attorneys office in Payne ce1ry"
ne said.
sWhs~ arrested the men had
just bought new eicsnire and had
chesr Old ciothss IN . ersp. A BIG
IS revolver Vas also found IN each
srip. rne moreyshxs not yet been
located.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08

In the multitude OF theories with
which our educational system il ours
ed. we find no mention OF most Sc
rious omission. The American boy
or girl who stops with a cubic school
education. a. far the greater OF them
do. has no knowledge Of even the
elementary principles Of finance
Hence the body Of our people are =
prey TO the first demagogue that
comes along.
We have seen and are seeing the
consequences Of this ignorance 70 our
cost When the free silver campaign
w. ~ IT. he1ght more than twenty
yesrv ~. ~ wAols stfsnUtA ras)ded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
Ask Foe posrpoNMENT,

lndianacoIss. Ind. Nov. s.--The
United Mine Workers Of America,
through their attorney. Henry War
rum. asked ~ the opening cs the Unit
de STATES district court today thar the
prcceedlnas be postponed a week or
ter days in the hore that meanwhile
the s.rike nigh. be settled. TIE gov
eminent. through c 3 Ames. assistant
attorney general, objected and the
court thereupon took up the motion
10 dissolve the injunction. The gov
eminent position was that the case
was too important 70 admit delay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
YESTERDAYS FOOTBALL
RESULTS w rae srAve

oklahona CITY. "; Guthrie. o.
Perry high, ~: Amgse pr@r~.. q.
Kingfisher az. Oklahoma catholic
". 49,
southeastern Normal Seconds. 5o;
caddo, 7.
Oklahoma Military Academy. 10:
Tonkawa. o.
Nowata high 10: HartIesvslle. 0.
Norman high. ~; Enid. 3.
Shswnee. r'; Chicknsha. r3.
Poteau. 53; Van Buren. Arm, 4.
chssokee, ik; Tsirfsx, .. Z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
WHERE TO PLACE KICKS
roR DELAY COAL

Washington. Nov IN shspmeuia
Of coal ara delayed quick action can
bo secured by communicating with
y r. Bush. regional director coal ad !
minlstFasion, a. Louis, foe all pacoa
situated on the Friseo. NJ * a r..
The Missouri, Oklahoma and Cult
Railways and With Sam Holden. reg
lonal director railroads admlnistta
tion at Chicago for ali po.rta 90 tho
Rock Island Railway
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
SPAIN HAS DECIDED
To JOIN THE ALLIES

Paris. Nov s-Couns Romanoncs
mos. nitrate f-iend and adviser Of
Kine All honso. announced today
Spain's intention to enter n.;o "sn
sllIance with America. BRAIN and
France TO glarantee word reace
He added that official notification OF
Sgain's intention will soon be pre-
scented TO the peace conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
Negro Who
Shot Sheriff
Surrounded

Maonsssa. Ark.. Nov. s--JenAs
jam'scn. the ~eoro ~'ss ysstsrdAy
shot and killed sbsrsw ., Z. Greer
10 surrounded " negro ssssls
mert in siu Greek bottom this
morning. and esnesss are expect.
ing troveIs ~nsW the pcssss sloss
ie 10 arrsss him. " is said sss
negroes IN tire ssssiemsrt are
armed end wsi, rsssss Arress.
aioodhourcs arrived last night
from s,s stAts cc~siss farm ~
cumwins. 10 As~ist In the hunt.
but because cf hes~y rama lass
night they may not be ei ssrv,ss.
ssvsssi hundred rvss are In tNs
possss seeking Jsnrssor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
INDIAN LANDS IN
OSAGE TO be SOLD

Miami. Nov S---A sale OF sixty tracts
OF scattered Indian lands In Ottawa
county on which the restrictions have
been lifted Will be he'd at the Quapaw
agency at Wyandofte in early Deeem-
ber. according to Carl Mayer. Indian
agent.
Some OF the tracts are forty acre,
and few le9 acres. The quality Of
the land ranges from grazing n min
eral lands. Al the sale last spring
thirty tracts we're sold Sales are held
twice a year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
WAGON LOAD or COTTON
BRINGS FARMER $500

More than $500 was paid In cash
for one wagon load OF cotton at
Crescent City this week which estab-
lished new record The exacs sum
waI $500 and wss paid 70 } Var
brought. a cotton farmer OF Kingfigh-
or county The load weighed 3.sQ5
pounds and was brought to town on
a hay rack.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
Ohio "Wets"
Lose Out BY
Small Margin

Columbus, o.. Nov. s.--ohio
voters sustained the action os the
legislature in rasifyine federal
prohibition by a majority os is%
votes at last Tuesdays election.
according to eomplese unsMIeisi
returns received thls morning u
the office of the secretary Of state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
MORE PAY ron HAnD WORK.
ING postal. EMPLOYEES

Washington, Nov, The biii pro
viding a graduated increase In the pay
OF postal employees. pending action OF
the congressional committee lnyesti !
eating the salaries OF sach employees
became a Law at midnight last nlght
without President wilson's signature.
ten days Saving expired aimee Ne an ;
actment by congress,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08

messages are direct from the place
where Champ Is at" In f,ll last mes
sage Champ says CauHnack. Mscord
and osheri of the "ctd guard" are
well and doing nicely. II appears
thai several extra se~sneuts have
been taken by the Lion" Champ
wants TO know N sklp Brown aud
Alya Baldwin are still on earth, and
" Hiidreth and Seely are stIil trying
=" idss shings over. ~Reeorta os our
habitat are being grossly exasscms-
Cd" says Champ; eve are having no
strikes and no especial unrest. altho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-08
noMes AND aNn
llfIRTung FOUND

Washington. Nov a~~lSaindss smaev
the material ard literature sslxva w
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flass. rifles ard rsveIvsrs.
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Practically All of th9~e arrested
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