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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-19

Breathe and Headaches, due to Torpid
Liver.
For Colds and LaGrippe we know OF
nothing better than No CSC. A few
doses will give quick relief
We especially recommend SIS for
those exposed to the weather. as they
can take it. eat anything they want
and go right on with their work with
no fear Of being Salivafed-
It contains no Alcohol Arsenic o.
other poisonous drugs--adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-19
1915 TO-DAY LAST TINE.
Cecil q. DeMiIie's "Don't Change Your
Anaha nd -

Gowns that are exceptionally beau
tiful are worn by Gloria Swanson. who
plays the leading feminine role in
Don't Change Your Husband" C. B.
DeMille's new Aircraft picture which
is at the Isis theatre today. Among
them is an evening gown Of brocaded
charmeuse with pearls and specially
designed headpiece; a blue negligee
with peacock color effects of brocaded
silk with silver lace headpiece: wis.,
taria colored boudoir robe OF Georgette
with MORE ribbons and French flowers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-19
He ESCAPED INFLUENZA

Last spring had terrible cold ana
srippe and was afraid I was going to
Lave Influenza, writes A. A. McNeese,
high Point. Ga. II tried many kinds OF
medicine but remained closged with cold.
theI TOOK Foley's Honey and Tar Com
used seven small bottles. II was a sight
10 see the phiegm l coughed up. l am
convinced Foiey's Honey and Tar saved
me from Influenza Checks coughs
everywhere.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-19

Charge Accounts Opened
Your Credit to Buy Clothes. We
Clothe the Family. Gentry
Strickland Co., 26 S. 'PalafOx st.
payable $1.OO Weekly. Put Your
Cash into Liberty Bonds. Use
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-04-19

Tom Moore in "A Man and HE Money"
An atmosphere OF smartness is found
In Tom Moore's "A Man and His
Money" Fashionable country clubs.
mountain lodges. polo matches and
other diversions of the smart set are
beautifully pictured. Moreover, the
clever acting OF the players leaves
nothing desired to make the illusion
complete. See it at Isis Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
PRETTY GIRL GRADS
MADE OWN DRESSES
Eufaula Pupils With Common
sense and An Idea Of Thrift
Put on Modern Com
mencement

Prof II Tate Of Tahlequah, was IN
Guthrie today Said he:
Every one OF the girl graduates 81
The Eutaula Indian boarding school
made her own graduating dress. Every
stitch Of the work was done by the
girls, who are trained in sewing. cook
ing and other domestic work.
or all the girl graduates. tive were
full blood Creek Indians. he said
The practical training given these
girls il one of the best features OF the
school, said Mr. Parker. "it shows
that educators are beginning TO real
ize the value of training for life Oh
course the girls also are given some
OF the more cultural and theoretical
studies. but the main stress is laid
on the practical work. which fits them
for what will be life job for bis
ma jority OF them am glad TO see
that the Indians are doing this FOR
their young women"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
50 MILLION BUSHELS
WHEAT IN STATE
Farmers Rcaping Groatest Crop
Since Foundation OF Common.
wealth; Heavy Rains
Have Caused Damage

Tn. whsat harvest IL expected to be
in full blaei by ai least Monday ~
neat week and Oklahoma farmers wllI
be rsaping the greatest crop In the
states history Okiahuma's wheat
crop This year Is confidently expected
BY the state board ~ agriculture 60
be at leaH, 100000 bushels.
Harvesting has been In progress for
about a week in fow counties OF the
state aud Il favorable weather con
tlnnes. work viii begin IN The Bis
northwest wheat Feetion this week ac !
cordlng TO ] A .whltehursi. srosIdsnA
~ The state board Of agriculiurr The
counties that have begun barvestlng
are TilIman Cotton and Jackson In
tho southern part of the state the
crop there b.ins slightly NOR. nd :
yanced In growth Fnfs a The main
wheat belt
Reports from Woods. Garfield and
other northwest counties, 10 ,ho board
~ agriculture Indicates that Tho re-
cent wet weather and red rusl dis
covered IN some sections haa caused a
decrease In growing condition nf the
crop ~ not more than three percent.
the prospect for fun crop now stand /.
lng Al ~ per cent ae againsl 70 per
cent on the same date last year
Labor department officials. WORKING
in conjunction with the department
Id agriculture. bankers. farmefs and
other wheat interests have the Ia :
bor situation well In hand and II IL
not believed any difficulty win be en
countered throughout tho harvest ps-
riod In obtaining adequate help.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
\D[ll RETURNS FROM
sOJOURM IN SOUTH
Former Guthrie Merchant King
Says South Is All Right, But
There's 3 No Place Like
Homo

Mr. and Mrs J J Abel arrived in the
city this morning from Miami. Fla
rhey are stopping at the lone hotel
md VIII be here TWO weeks or more
III IL just posaible," said J J. that
W may abide in Guthrie u ~ a good
city. Al any rate Florida In the win
tor and Guthrie in the summer az
)ears 10 be prvfy good program
For several months, since the sale q
the Abel store 10 Gardner A. Soehl
he Abells have been sojourning 10
Florida
'.lt's a great iourist country down
there, and that Is ALL" tald Mr. Aboll
sho. however. has regained some oil
his lost health.
since leaving Guthrie We have
raveled a great deal and have had q
fery pleasant time. but after ALI
home II great place and We eilli re-
gard Guthrie our home where VIC
spent NO many pleasant years Things
here look good to me. ! am far from
,eing out OF the game. although. OF
course. will not engage In vigorously
active pursuits The dry question II
causing much agitation in the south
The old boys do not like TO BE- beaten
out OF their morning appetixerv Al
Miami. Fla. they are making extsn-
sIve preparations 20 overcome the dry
ness by chartering fleet Of boats
which will make regular and ss'fl
runs to the Bahama Islands. Here one
can get up over night and get ths
next boat in time for business the nexi
morning All kinds of gambling games
are being fixed up for the islands
also"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
No DEFINITE IlOtR ron
AHiliNtt. OI lGItt

Oklahoma city, Juae II Tho 1854
Infantry ~ fhr assh Division -
scheduled 10 arrive h"fs lsts tonight.
the esAct haaF nn onw waa ahl@ ~
agatr AcsuFdlns - q ,~vgfam r@s
fslsed from toiunul A W nlpnr. eau
laandlaH, tfc regiment vas ~ parade
al Enid shls morning and ffpu, thNfs
y WAS ta Hs IN "a this city f'fs
softs wili i'd 90 haye sAe fegt*
nisns paFsds a tomorrow
According ia latgAt adviees fhe
i3ist Aaehln ea mslatsen snf shs
llitn EagiseayA as~s snss@ ~ thu
gtus Division ats expected 10 FwafA
here aaane ums tfsday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
Political Pot Begins to Boil

I laklnx on more than a ahaic~, tcrw
The many conferences over this mai
- nos pFomisss 70 dvvclop scm"'hin'
rcsl IN ehor, time Aiso lhe pro
s,sstion tor tral f,pahliNn state
oFsan has been ihe subject 81 much
'oliellation a. many of The party csa
ases q "a tumor,i that the nscs~
Ay million can b. vastly had u the
sorkers viii bai 'F,t iOaclhrr' ou
other propositions Now lhc wmol
has Il that senator Walter fvrmton
sh0 ft,enia fis na1 cher, ~
Re ablloan and Roy Stafford ~iu a..
emr 10 organise the new state or
san. aud that lhe, will nv 60 take
over one Of she la~fs airrad, ga
shhshed. with lts press reports. ant
that m sooa ~ the democrats have
ully decided msl what they ~ill do
,nd how fhey ~ili accomplish N the
rev rrpublic orgsn viii b. provided
cees, ln,srs. In Campaign.
Certain n is that hosh pariica have
rreagcd a deeper interest amons n,
national orsanlser. OVER affairs IN ON
lshoma than has ever before existed
Nor" national workers have sisit,d
he stale. and The conditions In lhs
state have been mere closely studied
and analyaed BY national lcahers than
ever bvforc IN The hi.iory of lhv state
Presidential Timber.
The latest rumors. " rather the
siraws In the air. seem 20 indicate
BAT among the republicans Who are
more Interested IN "a. elreiloa u q
president han IN the local an'mecr
ian' ilgh', there ia stsong sentiment
'or General Leonard Wood as their
eanaidsie toF laso They declare hs is
lot only able clean aud logical. but
hai during his trying caeter ~ tho
fast few years hr has shown rral
'arsenees snd bfeaaness that haw cap-
'Nassd ne ank and filc Of The great
army that Ia just now helnv returned
70 olNil walks. and that they win give
him a stronger support than any other
prospective candidate can dsyvlan
There Is very little talk about JOHN
son. Of the Pacific coast. and that II
al unfavorahle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
TRACTORS CITING WHEAT
NiiInL "BAU t<Ds" WIN.

Tralnmen On tha Eoft 1mish .
Western In ihe city to-day Tepofs
aavess IN nttt swlug near SPARTA
Sail Que whefm the great wash
outs unad to he ID eyldenee befofe shs
big daon was constructed row Kasu-
line iractnfs afn busy gathering 80
wheat il shows what eHn 10 f0un III
reciaimlng land The bls dfalnakn
dlgca coat much ns0ner ani aoms
political scandal In w'bieh our present
Kpsefnot was involved. bat Il wts
certainly worsh the price hs added.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
OKLAHOMA LAD IS
RIVAL OF HERO YORK
Private Will Price Of Dewey
Captured III Prussians, HIS
Father Native OF
Germany

Putnam, June tt Rivaling the Tea
OF sergt Alvin c York, of Pan Mall
Tenn. who has been pronounced IN
worlds greatest soldier. Private WI
HRice. Dewey county farmer boy
charged through 40 yards ~ oaFbo'
wire entangiements. siormed posi-
,ion hiding fifty machine guns aud
number of trench mortars and captur-
cd i7i pruseian prisoners, aecofdin
60 word received here from genoa
eaduuarters of the French army Con
firmation of tho story comes 10 ~
form OF citation. announcing an or
der for decoration which has been =.
ceiyod by the boys father, J NJ R'ce
no lives near Putnam.
Rice n member OF - Company
14lat infantry. ThIrty-sixih division
and h now on his way home.
"'under violent barrage. Private Rics
dashed to the attack of an enemy 20
sltion. covering about 209 yards
through barred wire entanglcmnnts,
the citation says liz rushed oi
machine gun nests, capturing l''al pris.
oners. He storrned strongly he'll
position containing more than fifis
machine guns and number Of trench
nsoriars turned the caftured guns OF
the enemy and held said position fol
days, In spite OF a constant barrag'
OF large jrojccities and OF gas eheils
He crossed No Mans Land man
times to get information concern.as
the enemy and to assist his wounded
comrades
Private Rice's father was born ~
Bavaria. Germany. but came to Am
erica when he was fs years old. H.
was naiurslized when g1 years ole
and has lived on his farm northeast
OF here for the past twenty -four years
Private Rice himself ir "a years old
He crossed overseas In August. isis
and was with the Thlrty-sixih di'
vision throughout its campaign around
81 Etienne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
ROTARY CLUB OWELLS
ON CIVIC MATTERS
MONDAY Luncheon Sees Import.
ant Topics Discussed New
Directors Are Named For
Ensuing Year

Civic matters of moment we're dia
ruHsed by the Rotary club At ~ noon
day luncheon AZ the lone holei
onp member said "fhe city Is en-
,.rlnE ulson an ora ~ industrial arow h
u bvhooyes ua to con#.Tvc our res
rouresa for he big Developments The
Rotary club. 90 operating with the
Chamber OF commrree Il ia clowe
sourh with all questions affecting thn
welfare ~ the city. and there 4 a
gracious disposition ON n. naft Of the
pecie 40 give these ofganltaflons fail
sway. knowing foil well their sesarI
y rests ulon the security of the
town"
Election for ths new directorate re-
srIied ~ followa. chas se~ly. y II
hesnire y Lesh. Dr HlFschi and y
X Burton.
D.-,aiIs touching che city election 20
be held next Tuesday we're discussed
A committee. composed ~ III waiion.
Arthur Dlbbens. Geo MetsreSoF. Jonn
Hartman and win Mitchell ~as aps
pointed TO meet al The city hall daily
from 20 . D N. from now until Tues-
day and supply Information 10 all In
qnirers relative TO the eleetion.
City Superintendent Peak vas n
guest Of tho club.
Secretary chas Olson will leave to-
morrow Tor Kansas CITY. There he
will Join the Kansas city Rosar, club
and proceed to sah Lake CITY to rep
resent the local club an the National
Rotary convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
"BUNCY". Old TIMER.
MAKES CHANGE or BASE

p c Anthony. better known as
"Buncy.' who has been familiar fig
ure around local clubs. hotels and
business houses in Guthrie during the
past twenty five years. will leave this
evening for Casper. Wyoming. TO make
his home lie viii be connected with
a theater at Casper. and will live part
OF the time al Denver -Buncy" Is
q colored man and bears an enyiable
reputation for uprighfness. sobriety
and industry. "Buncy" has always
been on the job and he takes with
him 10 hls new home the good viii Of
all those for whom he has worked in
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
run AGENTS Aar
WORKING N spAiN

Paris, ians M The Hlnyssihie war
continues unahated in Npaln. the 80
rrrt war which tsermans haas declared
aaalhas the land ~ the rana and ua
lsxa something "a aans 10 ehees lhe
Sinister movement grave events wiil
loilow such u fAe eulnlnn ~ nsuifAi
observers ia Madrid 'fhs bsivst shr
Germans are Determined So htla3
about a r"ypla,lon. sstahliah hulahe-
sinm anal 4 fnsassssr vhnw svwFythln8
sAse Aaeh = slats - auafshs and ehaaa
that the tFpahlr wili aprad Inta llsiy.
Francs and Istsueat. II Hel Iuto pnw.
hHd sad ireland
t-son iloilln ~ speelal Arfifle 10
Ise loagnal' here avAla wlsh Iha prob.
lpm rhefe can an lonasr ~ Tbs
sN@h'f*' aaNis ae aays. that ssace the
slEla~ 4fHahtiew. tha ttevs
tCnaylnued an t'aRa 7 Col 81,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
MORE THAN 4 MILLION
FvlR GssuMO< SCHOOLS

Zach school child IN the state will
be credited with 81 90 ibis year Ap-
partioKmcnt ~ the common school
fund for the current fiscal year was
made on per capita basie Of that
amount
The total amount prorate1 over the
tate IN too various counlle" and
school districts IN proportion 70 the
school enrollqnent amounted 10 si,-
,9a .a4i SO, the fisures show.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
Will MOTOR EASTWARD
AND spfro suMMrN

Dr and Mru y q sharp will hegin
an overland Journey sasi ward soms~
time shia Neak. Ihey will first motor
"a liovarh. Kansas. where shore
visit will he paid 10 Dr sharp's
hrpther. ffom there they ~ill 20 20
Chicago. sh~fs from June is 70 70 tho
Doctor will attend tho annual seg-
sloas Of the National Eclectic Msdi.
cal association. Prom Caleago they
will Journey 10 Pennsylvania 10 visis
relatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
~ \. n nv ~
~ N~t.-S<NttlltN tN~t,

i.eWis rruel,i. nsrro. shafT,d elih
snasehios parue ftnm Mrs 4 cWn
den one nlsht last winter. eon rar
val visiots ovef iasiiee IA diuriel
court to-day when iaf, hecansc Aoi'e
iessi, tied up On ,he svrsiici Ten nl
The iarY wvtr convinced that rfuslgl
Wa guilty. hu, twS held out aed hans
the Jury, nccessltaiinx snr,hef trial
Tho jury waA composed ~ thr t.l
scwlnE men
e A Harrison, W y Mexican, ! "
Marr u n counlng nayla n nass,,t,
n r Neh~r , Glenn. W Y nfixt
" rurben. ssth nan,il. ! y S,halis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
WHAT TICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY
MANUFACTURING.

London Bolshevik captured TIA
today.
Paris Allied reply 20 German
counter proposals refused mandate iof
former German colonies
-Geneya-iDora Charlton. American
woman. alleged German sly. commit
ted suicide here
Washington Eliha Root testified
in senate today that he had received
copy of peace treais Two weeks sgo
Dublin The Irish question Will be
raised IN the peace conference.
Paris Clemenc.au will not agrce
60 any change In the peace terms.
Paris Col Il NJ House has lolnfd
I'm the search for ne missing Amers-
can newspaper mar Robert Minor,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
PRUSs|lN PROPAGANOA I
IS RIFE AND THREATENING
AMY az >rIrs Dls.t uStD
~ lto>t,~r WOl,kNlt
spW sltns Of DlstOtlD:
OlD tItn AGAINST
tNt>tI lsi.NlNtD
aullHflN

Msd'ia, June li--s ssssss meetings
bs'~ssr osrws. sasr,s ard pscml'
rsrs apsrlsh neblswsr have s~sr nsls
mere aasina the messr sra p'sss and
seun'sr plots are nsm.eess. 10 sns
bs'd s,assrs-, mate seday by a Mad.
I'd newspaper rnss prepsus.da IA
tslnu Used to inesss feeling against sNs
allied ns,icrs ln fasee ~ Germany
there s no lorasr ssuss The sae
lonu fssllrD against France. 10 hssn1
revived
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
HAVE YOU PAID YOURS.

Payments Of the second inssaimenis
OF income tax are being made rapidly
at the revenue collectors office. Two
thirds Of the payments have been
made Many OF those subject 10 the
tax are paying up In full on tie sec.
ond payment All payments must be
made BY the close of business nex'
Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
RECRUITING oFricr ~
opth IN rHls clry

Sergeant nenlamin u frteFA al the
Oklahoma clly recruiting offlcc has
cp"nrd a sub station here. hcadaaag
tcrs ~ federal bnlldlne Enllstm,nss
are helms ecvep,ed Tor all hranvms
of 'he army
Applicants have the prlyiisNv AZ
service In China. rhl'pplne islands
Hawaii. France. Germany. sos home
service Men cnllntiug ln The ali
service will be- gaksn 90 ro#t Field
by aiuaians Men between the ages
~ aud 60 who Arn interested ars
invited 70 the recruiting office "a lath
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
LIFE and HOME

ilsster and uFseve sere - s~~s "
dc.lructioa thei thsy knes assfh a
nearly - Aamaa helmss can ~ishcal
passing tvyond rhelr felara a
home and loved ones - A. espsrienss
little short 80 fcsnfgeetlon
These two uea eshlhiled dsrine
than vhieA neither slrivinx se,ence
nor hardy .pcst have ever pfcdaccd
finer example and the world -
sull homelai 60 repi. lh"ash thsy
we're As~'anted .ca
Tho world Fsiolcss wuh Nfs
ils~ker whose brave taish and hoee
arr 90 richly rewarded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
POULTRY Assoc,Arlon TO Mrrr

Tho Logan County pnultFy assnrla
iion viii meet IN the rnuniy Agents
offlce, Thursday, Jnne ~. At SIP IN.
All members afn requested 80 hn
present Important husinsss must bo
transacted J N Strong. President
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
PROHIBITION

I. pre.sm~i 'ast IA e%fi,.As IN
i..rcsAls N order 20 guide kossrn
mental oontrel q the bre~efs. ms
courts ~lll depend i@rssly upon ta'
testimony u chemists and doctors n
~lii BE- quantity. no, quality. of tssii.
mons that sill have selsht tor ss
perts ~ill dlsasfee.
Dat t>c people of the country arr
not aulbbllns over siooholie per cents
whs, they have ssii they ~ili no'
hsv. L. The saloon OF anything that
makes the SALOON possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
lINEMAN Us KILLED IN
FIGHT WITH STRIKERS

Dallas. Texas. June i1--A J Fisaer,
a non union lineman employed by the
Dallas Light a. Power Go, was sho'
and killed in clash here today pc
tween strike sympathizers and non
union men taxing the places OF strik-
ing employees OF the company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
PAID MADDOX FOR
LAST MONTHS WORK

warrant for sis3 was drawn In
favor OF Prof Maddox. former high
school principal. Monday. by Secretary
Carter. Mrs Lowther holds the war
rant illegal. inasmuch as Maddox was
relieved OF his position and his last
months salary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

Street car strike at Muskogee IL
assuming threatening proportions and
may yet develop into real biz town
affair. II has reached stage whore
tie STRIFE breakers are being beat
up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
PECULIAR FREAK or
the p,c STORM

One OF the freaks OF the storm was
the forcing TO the top Of the potatoes
from hundreds of gardens and fields,
thereby saving the grower the trouble
OF digging the crop.
Many farmers say that TIE freak
was not appreciated because II is
flooding the local market with pota-
toes. thus forcing prices down, and
adding another storm expense TO the
farmers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
WIFE DESERTS HUSBAND,
AE suGs ron DIVORCES

Nult fot divorce WAS fIIod IN district
court today BY winthrope " ,,oods
~ho csafEeN that bla wlfe. nOisie. de-
serted him The couple we're married
In iSaa and separated Ia 1917 Three
children nfo With the father
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
PEACEFUL P|CkET|MG"
DECIDED UPON BY men
LEASED WIRES AND NtW :
III lREAtS NOT Affected,
RtT NAY BE: WESTERN
UNION ATTEMPTS To
BREAK SIRlkE
sullEriN.

Washington. June ii--unlon lead
ers claimed that about 500 or 70
percent Of the forces employed BY the
Western Union and Postal companies
hsrc, walked out today. Company o..
Noisls carry today had no actual ''s
ures on the number Of the men who
left their Keys but estimated u much
below the figures claimed BY the
strike leaders.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
FORMER U. s. SENATOR DEAD

New Yora. June if--Jchn Colt
spooner. former United States sena
tor from Wisconsin. died Of HIS homs
here early this morning after an iIl-
ness OF several weeks He suffered a
relapse Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
SENATE PASSES
DEFICIENCY MEASURE

Washington. Iunn II THE Senate
today finally passed tha t4tfd dafiel
eucy appropriation hiii carrying 40
proxinaiely $500 .DDa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

But the democrats are not The only
busy bees In this state The r. alb
hcans have already held more con
ferenc,s and important" caucuseS
than was ever known In their work
In Oklahoma at this stage of the cam
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

Loss. estimated at 100000 to the
farmers. Is reported from the Chick
asha ncighborhood resulting from a
terrific wind and hail storm Monday
night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
serssensl cars.aa,..

There are several candidates fol
iuniof sonaioFshlr air,Ads bloss0mlni
out Our FELLOW lownsman. Senator
colchle, l. aircad, bcing rfoomtd 20
that placo. aud one 81 our fsrmes
Guthrie cisirens now an oil masnst,
ln Texas. y ready 20 DO ihc finane
ina OF bis flshs In fh's connection
q is also ~ mcrr than passing lnicr
Get that multi -mllllcH,irs Marhnd
ronca CITY. Is hkei, 70 b. 10 the run
n'ns tor that hiyh hon1r Il il saa
that bis millions arr really a. the cali
~ hls party manas,rs IL ihcy necd
them. on coafse with him IN the run
ning Jim McGmw also ponoa Clty-
lie, would automatically be rcslr,.d
Hui thar would leave Jim Harris and
Jake Hamon a. The two hght har.
ness horses IN the race AOd there al,
those who declare that IS would h,
ono OF The most exciting. hardest ant
most interesting contests ever seen IN
this state Harris has added 20 hif
wealth many dollars IN The oli game.
~h,lc Hamcn does not know. uelihe,
does he care WIN, his dollars ,oun'
On
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11

Oklahoma city Is now having her
annual school row In meeting held
last night. the lie was passed and
near fights were features.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
NEW EXCISE BLANKS.

Department store blanks to be fill
ed out showing excise tar for May
have been received by merchants
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-11
RECRUITING OFFICE TO
CLOSE HERE TONIGHT

Recruiting office hcre win close to-
niFht Al 8 o'clock During ,hs sir days
the office vas open seven boys en-
llsted for overseas service.