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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
WOMEN "NECklE"
WINSTON CHURCHILL

Dundee scotland ian lt Ninslal
'Aufs hili ne nfltlsh mlniaisf - ma
anlons "a ~ hesklvd ~ ihe snmss
before ~hem he sppAe IA hoas toss
iuflas 'As rvy.a pafllsmsniaff ~
palsp. taat hs flnells fsiatea a.
uno mae hai nos a. eue, lpvfala
ills audience ~as ecmp sr' rt,ias
lssl, ~ ~omeh sna ghelf As k'lae ..
,eeied ihst ~ ihs average aaalvurs u
men
Anef NJ thuf,hln hat appsalst "a
fhe ~omsn % aop aauslns him .,
sharply ihe' adopted resolullof sap
porting ne candidacy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
ILLINOIS WILL BUILD
$50 MILES GOOO ROADS
Highway Building Won a Decisive
Victory A. the Polls In
Sucker" State $50.
100000 I'm Bends

nifmi Mich lar u 1hs slate ol
Illinois has apsrus a 81 So o.n esI
bond itfus "a oonsiru,l q state ~id.
sfslsm ~ hxhvays smbnsins lfu
mlisf ehlch sasares iha l,fmsasnI
Nansiru'iloa q 90 mils, q tlaoola
iinhsAs
fennt,ifaga snl 10 smena h-l
rvneiIiution aud or.nsa the wav for
~ eausfrueien ~ g'o.eoenoa -.
lem in iha' state. ~ ehlch 80 msl
of Llnooiu nishvay an receive =,
ieniIon
ia local fommunllles ~ o,hm
sisisn ~ .sns 3, dsnc, ,owaas r.
n'asins fhs esirsi .ona ~ mua road,
haf made Hsslf frli
fhrfe b. IN N. Nos.mb.sf elueix<
is.ton 20 pubhe oiflclais ssnsesM
'nd hoss hasl,E ~ hand w "a
Naturalization ~ flhlsa~Ay aifs[ aaa
ihsi lesson i n, me pcoE. uaser
ne .siraln y ip1sponsfon 4.
ienelss - ,leags dis,lhsoi by ~sr
eopdiilons are ~ ~ aslnor 10 lanssf
lnfls ~uh old Pc ~ road. ana us~
lhat peace hss q ne aud ,hs hsn m
hieh~aY opnsifa etisf a.. iirss ,hs
pnhlis ha ume ll.at
sisps vi Yf Tatsu a.
carry oui q n,si.allss ~ darsbls
hiEh~efs
Dafsbis fuads sna = srraisf nls
Ase oil CO ~ ~. ihfoaFh hlsh~ay
s,stsma me-a mor. ral,s prospect.
Tor fhs mstes snS sfeel.r emporium
titles q profi - ihs ussr ~ esr. ant
Increased fafa. salass 20 fhs FARMER
A ne~ hlghRsy "a is dawninr Ia
ihess United states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
or RELEAsINu
TONNES FROM THE
SERVICE rs BEING
p u RS ED UNDER
SYSTEM THAT UNCLE
SAN MI0HT WELL
ADOPT. DISCHARGED
n EN- ARE BEIN
CARED FOR, EA Gil
MAN GIVEN MONTHS
PAY AND $40 IN CASH

t.euapo LA tfhe Assaelsie'f
fres.l -tismeblisal "a - he nsll.
ia sFmv = aae IN iaii selas tt
20 NJ pfsswni 4ms . iHisi ~ - fpti
men have pas.sd iAfs4ah lhs - a.
psessl stsilaa. u Wns sna sai sfo.
laaa sas lAliiea ssfssfs 49, benz
r-ogned e. latasll IA rapidly "a.
fressins aambsfs ~"un flfssa tla
psfssl s'ailaas ~ni be- Ia ouefailsn.
aaeh ~ ~hlsh wtli ts eap~nls ~ isa.
las ~iih lela ace svery iwvnis gDsv
hours
Aessfalaa - Aaer usn.fsi . y
AaFnsii isltrhevfA. alfesiag general u
dsmohiusatian who a. ttme wHnsis.
don loasf ssgialnea la q rspFes.as
lsllss ~ lhs Assaclaisd Pres. ~ -
tails pf lA~ wofs eH iyns
ssme hefafp n lf'aa ne.r
has been fsashei ~ aaasilsa X
,A~ numhef ~ msa esfh - NJ . .sos
clAisd futssamsui Z, ~ lsssa ~ sns
NJ eoanifiss tps o. apslian psrpnaea
Oil b. sslsfmlned a ne seaes ean
fsFvats
fhs foilo~ias Ella ass az h~ias a.
mebiufsi en hhis acre
Miners. s'fH ant ~saadea sahllsfs
srtsf etFis 1.s q ~ha see
- afsn alselsl
A f iasusttY slua~ata
sat sc
Those 'hsi elli ag ps asmnhlutsf
Coz lhs ps~ssns sFe fhs rsiiesv psfi
sona.i N France men hssias ls AZ
siih Transportation tsnersl'f at
hose ln ehsfss % hsi.ss
NaaY pht NfAns sAvs Assn frlsatsd
IA . safnslsni iefss wlll b. Fefaiasa
10 are fuf ihs SEQ oau sltA ana waaats
"A nos andsf ifesimsut
Gsnsfai ill'sAeosA. has hrsn wark
"a oa aem0blilsstlla plans ~ -
menihs vfiof 20 az sisnlas "a "a
,rml.ilss. sna hls nash'nsfy sas a.
nsafly rad, o. - -ofs - - -
lsensiss ~ the % asfmIfisd fhn
main outllns of bis =. hrus wefe boz
ru~sd from ne a ssufss laksu ~
the isssnrss 4ffsr lheir ~af riih
Russia
fhe selasi nam.sf ~ unit - ~
sof ready fof disqualification ssii
Ueausai Hltrhfotk s. foe1 There
Afs alnslesu esfsfefies ~ meu. 80.
oatssorF having ilisfsni lrfsl rights
t0 b. safenuafdea
fhs rals u damohlNtsilan 9sHruis
apaa trsasforts lou lsglililss Nnf~
aad more sh.ps sfs lslns runter'ff
into Transports snt lhsY seeu elil e.
ts,d berth accommodation - iae -
fious ports ffem -. ne msa sre
hslus ssni home kssff shla fFon
Ffanse is na~ sfIasins ever ifeopA.
some from ~ faH fh~ baia %
thsm afe minsfs fl saa hasina b~en
traailas.f - p.as sssaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
BULL FIGHTING IS
UNDER BAN IN MEXICO

Afsieo Cify Isn. a 81 usa lns
rsmalas under an offieiai han . ths
Federal District sna territories undsr
- eenifoi Of shs ssntrsi government
30 elton IN ths Chamber of Dspusiss
o reseisd fae presidential deere 90
albfiag this sport having be.n as-
feated y one vote The aebas ~ss
shiissnsd " TIE pleas q Jssn s'issri
a eoted toresaor who sppsatsd IN ~
ehsmesr 70 argue IN f.sor ef rs.amiss
toe custom.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
Great Britt IN. Is
Ahead of u. s. In
DemObIiz
People Starving
In Petrograd.
Rebellion Rife

i. sseeshel~s Aa~ iA~~,susssr sssss
sees place - essFesess - sssnrssy
a~s ss~dss. se<ersl~s = sssssss
receives hsfs Ter sNesssns SO
90 rsfssss sAs~ssr 80 street.
sNes''"s 'ss essss >s"a ~.ss fsr.a
spe" ~ selshsssss lrsse. ~Na 49,
sssa - nave esse ls,,s cse~ss
are resef,ss - nave s.ssa sns ssl.
alsrs - sfs sees ,Asm
rns ssssssh.. stat. ,hst res .
si~sls piece ~ bread 70 - b. ssu.s
~s.s II ses~asss s~s srs' 80
vses~s es,s ars hslrs aisss = ~.
pseels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

TAese fkfiiinr 1sy~ IN Paris
TAs issi nszs1 o.. yoz ~il Asrsr
OfiAsse grest heads. Eosi rsrs ls
By Cable
Paris. rxn IS -Tkree ugs n. 80
cessns il psffes,iY good -. hand.
-itA Psrls srs~lns yei anofhr siEg
"a tso ikeres sinpiy ~ Limit 50 tae
ssms t4oaga ihere m4g b. 49,
80 fer 'As sinx ard queen o. Ncpts
nesro. IA slng q knglsnd ssi the
Ana sns qaeen o, -. B.lFlsns haFe
sorofed - city vita Tier rose
psese1ers. snt 49, wlth iAs sag -
ssiy sns iks sfafs q Serbs ard RI
mania poppinr IN On ~ ssy rins 70.
hs isss ens ssru King after sny.asr
sone h0s o. o,4sr ts .us 2 H.
p.ssstlr % ut Use ialiing .esfes iu
.ssu1n o. SORT % anai rsAt.aE o.
fsr eissssesrirg sB~css o. sni-
zss Tsks ssfisioes for Instance. o.
n. z,nosf sxfincf vlcanss
= nss, nsks f1en dizzy % 10 IN +
slzre4 - qursiy TOO Her -
poor olz sinx o. Nons~nesro asrdlF
rice,y ss-tiee IN or miasi ~ber -
bs.x' kis fsroas c1airs psle1 rtstt
CT frcE aE3s- tiu
gsst 10 prove iAe.- sEfifsesi. g t1e
spAemsz~4 Ees.iaxness - a. s.r.e
" rt.xr. sorsrer. n. hezFeas cor 2
tn. r. rxin snrezr.nKly sni L4eaeA
sfrxs xn1 - sslss ahss 81 sOaxh
tk.J "a q euenea Psrit - sD.riis
Psrs ln1eec : rsy - soaor q. her
sirxls risio1. = spife = lsacsa ,<ies
sks xssss fsts FOR tssn 10 n.stter
-n-s ctser fz.s nay s~s1 for hen
sc kss coxn@s ker Ezis si.us ane
1os.ss kes- ssc.eloth za1 ssses a.
q se aer ssess o sac. as nos
sczs1 osf n nzss sns fesicou. - a.
f-s xil.e1 colo-inEs
Hsr srees. cr roftiy % f.e biss
are ssrs far ihs .s~sson ssh ssnss
s-sss sna o;hsr.iss rssnl.g 81
src..s Troops - lsprsrs herr
psE.snts fyl.x tsssez ~ -rrsts
-Ss i.a.rt 90 rsn r1fA szfl-folored
r.esors s.s sor ersnizr wezr Psf :
serssflr kzs Fg-s - fzr e. - tass
90 fss - hsr s-e.s sEzln fLs
kzs clxzDs1 = 1eesizce q fisctFie
nr..s s-osnz her ,hsest sn4 fzrsrs5
fcs.css@1 - Psfs 81 }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
.DU|lD|MG ACTIVITIES TO
BEGIN HERE IN SPRING
Plenty Of Work In Sight For Home
Labor Many improvements To
Be Made Rentable Residential
Property Scarce Now

Thn spri.E vii sos mach aciivn,
airar buildiur lines n ihls city Moth
ing \ the shsp. ~ boom buf b. i
usss biosss and r,sIdenc, property
20 meet n. demand for more room
A. Masonic Tes g. n grounds
rec~niiy acquired bt - scottish Rit
viii b. improved w ~ auditorium
is b. one hundred snd foris feet
~ plsus of which sfc b-sns ffaFn
Tsis auditorium wil have : .sailns
capacity - sbolf 4e and wiii b.
devoted % putiia 20 the degrees oi
49, Masonic body
A. Convention Hal many I'M rove.
meats arr nov under ~sy The bal
is beinF sinie sn1 Beede6 irnfross.
menfs Installed q = n. intention
- iht cliy eom Missioner 70 ass the
Hal 81 : central hocI a. zoos a.
o j. zFziabie. %. crowded cond dilon
q tks present schoSi bulia.nEs MAJ
.nE fh.s neuesary q - especially
siasisa foT ihls psraoss ana al Tor
rish 30 clfy va nesaef stsoolroOsn
eap@ssi0n wfs8ai sspeute
q s rsuor~e iss' fbs oznsrs y
hs ~ cry - its Ner Hsrrlso.
avenue I'll g. .oou - rrsfhef son
aiaons n~rmii .feet apno1loas
hrles bulldns or - ioi. especially
designed and fn.fheo a. moving
pictsre heater. ssc thaf y hss al
resdy been iessee for ihsf sur,ost
q Il an deal locsflos fsr fh~aisr
ard N bsileins ~ b. modern IN
every rsspect.
Ther- ave bssn nsnber q IN
v0ri1nt deals % III resl5erusl s@<
i.ons. snl psres sho conemplaie
- i4lnx homes 10 iae ssr.ns ar ss-
carinz sitsA Tbs ne Great need u
ne cry j. more nodern bone bsllc
ings. e = j. simosi inDosnel. =
resf : hosse n GaiArse. Nsny
hossss are 70 have nodsrn n1iHrss
fnsiz.ied. ss6 "a - Dss res.denns .
% - sreefed. ne crosaed oondaiOns
nos snssng all b. r.lleYec.
gsthrs press1is more sEd bette
s1ssntzxss - . reEsSenflsi ,sfy ftsn
any cher city n Osl.h0na to fns
soesii0n. szfsTs 4rsinzse. bszsfifsi
pzrss. v1rs "a sr. schools sns co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
DItN \tIiO> NItHI>
\I\I "a uUt ~

WITHIN t~s.;y 'ov, hosr, posnbly
scorer. ere Ursss states vii nave
beer scteo ar - actio~ q tie lse
sstvre % thirty 49, states which
eonssstsis IRE tssefty flse per cent
recsasry te fsas prohibition into fhs
constitution. W 70 ore o'clock thls
s'terroon ins legislatures - tniriy
'hrss states rsc fsfifi.s ths amend
rnsn, ara ere rouse % ise lssisis
,sres h<s voted 70 fsfib
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Vienna, Ian iA-Aathoriic, tu
other German cities blame the
Berlin gos~rumtut fef permitting
re spread 81 Rei,hsAi>n ftraa1a-
oai .hc crlnfia REPORTS re. clss.i
frs.a tarss. sources ladira.tl
Isx Tars take iLs siiiiO.i. ghat
,hsncel'of Ebert repre-sie-
measures wcrr not severe enough
~ the outset 81 its Rerlm revolt
Munich : reported % ~ near q
pane. 'hreugh fear 81 BolsaesiA
lprtsings Thousansl> 81 I-r>on,
sssgesi 6caltu>frat.on ia soni
q hgr fi,nef : headquarters "a.
Slpnp, RIOTS rc,ulied iu ihe lea b
Of four persons sDa 'hr inlur, ~
sesen ofEer. Huns Very started
81 The bsns>
teumanlsi> uislcr Spsffsesn
leadership ,iofmed ihr Noikcs
Iefiung ls~ni a. Dresden fa,s
We're di,p~nsrd hN gpxernmsii
TROOPS. Who l>ed hand srenasles
Twerty werr Allied and many
woBnded
>tffgar4 and other south Ger
men riiics arr fighting disorters
vhsch have arisen frum the spar
,scsn movement, staried "A S,f.lu
The ciiy ethical. are ~nting an.
gry protests a. fhs Berlin govern
menf sxsffS, the latter tsllafsI
20 keep the Bolshesisi movement
---lnAlll.-a Z. ~. .-.I.l-a-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

fori Worth. Tsaa4 Ian wauna
- Tsaans aaa Okistau.sns ~hs afr
10 ihs Csup Nesis bsss npspfsl maf
BE- laken n ths hame = Relatives lf
ssafsnisea ~ proper care al tres
msni srs sissa 10 "a aaihofiliss hsfsf
b 80 sassanesa ioisF - fae a..
thoriy ~ fhe ~af department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
WILLIAM IS NOT
WELCOME n CORFU
Hard for the Former Ruler Of
All German People To rind
safe aud Welcome
Harbor

Corfu Jsn s. fIhs Asaoslsiss
rtossi n william ,iphsusollsrn. sh.
fofmef .efman emperor should ~
20 spend The remnart q hls gafeef uf
ths lsland ~ Cbrfu - som. rsesnI
reports Indicated. b. ~sald noi be -
oeised by The nalisrs ~llh an Ereal
sho~ of hospitality of eordlaliY fh'
villa here ~hlsh he laal ucfuplsi ~
ths summer of isit a.i ~high NJ
e~ned. r. no~ u.sd hsa mlfsN ma
pi,Al and floats lbe Preach fat fssr
The espielali, hulld foeA on ~hleh b.
wAs aecusiomas 20 Land is nos used
for military surpoass
Tho Cfres ara asfsisn population
many of wAem are refugees. r~silf'
sell he misrfl and saiffflna ihs
iiohsntollsrn caused The -orld sa'
arr 10 no mood 20 reee.ts bin svs'
a. temporary visitor
~Achllllon Palace BIZ villa slsaiI
hiTh ~ on ne ro,s euasi n Caff.
smid = ~salih of .ygfess lftss az,
ossri0ols a.. picturesque lonlsn So
lhs snoe capped ~ .,.nialns of Abs
~ arr only shoFt distance away
The villa hss beeu ,eeapisa latels -
q number of disabi - allied iald ~
including an Ansii N saiief frap
brootlrn whel the Assotlafsi Pfss.
correspondent Waited 4 he ofhsi dai
he fsnsrsi ~ r.iss states fsss|
oiflcer KnslTn foaas ~ Degre'f aiei
Who died - preuaenla contracted
~hiis On daiy. as bslns held ius'
oatside ~. villa Nsits snt shs sim
ple oassst. drapsd siih ne Stars and
stripes. sss bsiar lowered IL iis rssi
lbs piaoa on the sanlli side u ib-
siopins mouuisin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
\ $1,000 i't\sjO< AOIID
ron uIts IupO>tSII.I

Nashlns,on jaB b, The senate 20
daY passed . reso.stion aafhoflflur
ne payment o. . sion n . eal :
fsaf ana tb~ s,isnd.ng u msil ffsnl
itr privileges = Mr. Theodore Rooss
r'i O Du- soss 20 ihs haats
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
Open Season For
Kings In Paris;
RepOItS In Berlin
.indsnburg To
Lead Troops
Against Poland

-Seps~Ns ss~. 1s~ is-stsis ~aFsA.i
sen rsrse~ssrs seer ~ni tsss
q ~'rssrs 81 tee osr~sn treess 90
peslrs poissN fcFrss ~ Eastern
Cer-srs. ssosrs - ts ssssess 70
eeises nere fro~ srerseers eaos
ins ne~se&sers p~st~a ~ she
rfostngs - rosee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Mrs q Z. Hanfer end hr fbu.e
daushi'fs Lsci' HON and pyoihy
srs ssry I wlfh lhe 30 81 fhnlf Aan
go Wssi College
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
Armenia Problem Is Serious

Psris Jshf l. conm.n's n GER
isiH I'-ii.s rS' r. % ~ e... (
s.snos ~A "a 20 i'.liaa Ia
'ee.s Ia "a - n Considered
k4vs sittax sssaiors aiirn'ior
hsre % A. Dssii,a - syrs. A.
n.sris srsa otbsf sssiern oossir.si
~ faiufe 81 phfa probably slil
b. declao5 ~ - bsaee oenfsfrses
on he rsp1otAisn ihsf ths Goa
yentlon of 1915 between Francs
Great BFisia an5 Rsssis rsssralns
Asis Minor ans tshsr matter sffees
inr relations betseen enserts pos
ers mssf hsu< beer conmanlczied r.
re Italian government i y no 40
,rahendsS fh1f fhsf ~ili = apy ssf.
~, ooufIiet q ofi'.,s. sl@~a
Deyeio,neniz IN So discussion o.
syriss future 81 - Frssco Syrian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

NInN
whsihsr thsse qsssions wln o,
~lH noi dsiss ihs complsi lou q 81,
i.ss il suIYossa % depend - ~
plsn fhs pesee con'srtnse adoHs 10
- sofs q q 20 snosn shsihar
4 ~iii ssiabiish : rrnsrai franelple
% shlfh 10 falH ssiss ~ al
b~se oounirlss wlil - ssfnsd. luss-
ins The details 70 tommlssians. - all
- o8i 20 ae>ss> . - esss - Itself
N ihs l4rvr CSC. ~ eonfsfruos. IN
~ oi4aos - sbps~ 9sil informed. b.
iiksly % " ioas cns
whlls repf..saishsss y Armenia
hass bssn ssppissd % fssor sn Inter
nsfionai pIoiseioFsls fof tbs., euh
~. ne prsb-slnsy o. a proposition
for = Droieciorsis ~ = single power
10 being discssss1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

nonfsrsnce 81 Marral'i's ar asaIisl
wlfh aresf Interest The viss oln
here j. ihsi syrian. a. sell a. Frsncb
deieeafss ven 70 hsf oonfer.ncs a.
discur the q8esiio1 ~ sha fh.ory
q - ssieBssoa % Preach lnna.n,s
"a fhai caInfry ! b. erpecfsd IA
soms definite stpf. ssi0n ~ -. a.
slfes ~ ibe syrian pey,4s ~iii b.
made ihr0ssh thrii dsiezsfs~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

LOIS - smsfear ssFdensrs sIf de-
vofs her fuerYi4s Io E-sps Tfo~in
fsreafier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Nsfaf hsfiman. ~as hss sesu ia
the Methodist so~.ilsi o. ias ~
.ess. ssftsflas ifom . Fsispse of in
flasnsa. - baes as bt fWk thlt
msrnlns he is 81 ia. saa eatsas
% ferilns soms shst ~skksnsd ~ ~
iiinsss. says ihst ~ ON b. On -
10 this tine an shss ss 80 positive
" ssi NJ lnnssua Oft hs saitlax
hsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

g 81 rontsd o. thsf NJ shole
sasfsrn question i aifi,eaH u ezri,
ISOLATION. conni'les Ike Arinsnla. fof
Instance slii b. scarcely sble 20 sofs
ouf thelr y~n Hns - action soor
enOsgh - pfsssaf b definite pr0xran
u fsisre EoFsrnmsnf for oonaiders :
ton - tbs peste esnfsfsBces. unless
o. lssfef . hei1 D proisscie1 go.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

BERN tsrs ro~ = eetflnx sbos -
4 vsrfs e bSiss--i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
re wxAr-ss

Ae~ onssns Isn Toaighl tslfs
Thars,sy. amer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Wears va iss s~sn ola os
has are bssf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Csthrs press1ts more sI8 bette
s1ssntzxss - reksSenflsi city has
any othef r.fy n osl.b0ms irs fns
iocs,i0n. sxtsrs 4rfinzse. bszsrfsi
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29
DOVE SEASON OPENS MONDAY;
QUAIL SEASON NOVEMBER 1

The open season for doves starts on
Monday. September 1, in Texas and
New Mexico.
The public is particularly cautioned
by game protection officials. not TO
start hunting on Sunday, the 31st Of
August. for the reason that the sea
son does not open until Monday morn
ing. Members Of the G. P. A. Of New
Mexico have been asked TO report
shooters who go into the field pre-
vious TO Monday, so as 10 give every
body an even break on the seasons
sport
Reports received by the G. P. A
Indicate that doves are quite plen-
tiful. but very widely scattered The
southern migration. II is said. has not
vet commenced. and the northern part
Of the state win enjoy ecellent shoot
ing, at least for the present
All sportsmen through the two
states are particularly requested to
assist the state game departments in
preventing the killing Of quail by
dove hunters
Shooters are warned that the quail
season does not open until November
1. and that any dove hunters found
killing quail viii be promptly prose-
cuted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29
PERSONNEL OF DEMOCRATIC
STATE ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Dallas, Texas, Aug. &c F.
Greenwood has announced the per-
sonnet of a state Democratic advisory
committee. The committee is ap-
pointed in line with a resolution
adopted at the Fort Worth meeting.
The committee follows:
Oscar Galloway. Comanches Richard
Mayes, Corsicana; John h Kirby
Houston; C. L. Connellee, Eastlands
John A. Stevens, Covington; A 3.
Honeycutt. Cleburne; c. L Bell,
Karnes City: ". H Masterson, Hous-
ton: J. H Gaddy, Beaumont; ". n.
Morrison, Cameron: r 7. Jones, Hen
derson, Don A Bliss. san Antonio'
Cecil H. Smith. Sherman; Henry z
Webb, Odessa; Steve Bennett Hal
lettsville: R. H Ward, san Antonio;
n A Shaw, Texarkana;, Clint Gid
dings, jr., Brennan: J. z Keel
Gainesville; : R. H Cooke, jr., yelling
ton; W. D. Davis, Fort Worth. J. l.
Lackey, Burkburnett; J. r. O'Daniel.
Fort Worth: Henry A Finch. Nc
Kinney; J. II. Terrell, Dallas Roscoe
Cook, Mexia; Dr. Ralph Bailey, Gates
vile; Tom Hamilton, Waco; VIII c
Easterling, Ozona; c NJ Portwood,
J. J. Simmons, Dallas;
william Bacon, Dallas; John ". Pope.
Dallas; ". ". Alcorn, Denton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29
LANGHORNE'S RAID ROUSES
SPIRIT OF TEXAS RANGERS

Austin, Texas, Aug. 29.-Develop-
ments on the Mexican border recently
have played havoc with the morals Of
the Texas Ranger headquarters COM
pany, according to ". D. Cope, assist
ant adjutant general
Eight of the ten men stationed here
as a headquarters company have seen
service on the border. and with their
former comrades splashing in the Rio
Grande, they are worse than soldiers
on this side Of the ocean during the
world war. Col Cope said
The boys told me they walked up
the other morning before daylight and
saw one Of their number polishing up
his gum" Col. Cope continued They
sit around and talk about long rides
and discuss the merits OF the different
shaped saddles and stirrups. Senior
Capt. ". II. Hanson, who is in direct
command Of the whole force, has been
looking for an excuse to get down
there for two weeks"
Then Col. Cope. after a moments
musing. added: IF Adjt. Gen. Harley
were here, I would be down there my
self"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29
TEXAS IS BROKE BUT HAS
S4.OOO.OOO COMING SOON

Austin, Texas. Aug. 29.-In a certain
respect, the state Of Texas is in the
position Of a peuniless man waiting
Tor pay day" On September !, more
than s4,00o,O00 viii be credited 20
the general fund, state treasurer J. W.
Baker declares, but right now no
funds are available to pay the claims
Of district clerks and county officials.
This has been brought about by
the fact that the appropriation Of
$3.50, 900 made for this purpose is ex-
hausted, and no money viii be avail
able until the next fiscal year, with
Its new appropriation, begins
Controller H B. Terrell estimates
&c viii not be necessary to issue more
than $4,000 in deficiency warrants be-
fore that time. Deficiency warrants
are not paid until they are provided
for with a deficiency appropriation
by the legislature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29
BOUND OVER IN
SKELETON CASE
Relatives Of John Woody
Identify Remains at Ru-
fus Kings Hearing.

Eskridge. Kas- Aug. 29.-Rufus
King. charged with murder in oonnee-
ton with the disappearance at Maple
Hills. several years ago, Of John
Woody. a young farmer, at pre-
liminary hearing here late Thursday
was ordered held without bail for trial
at district court Relatives OF Woody
identified a skeleton, exhibited in
court as that OF the missing youth
The skeleton was dug up in the yard
Of a livery barn formerly conducted
by King at Maple Hill
At a second preliminary hearing.
concluded last night, King was bound
over for trial on q chargerof murder
in connection with the disap pearance
Of a jewelry peddler at Maple Hill
several years ago, thought TO be VIII
liam Ringer, brother Of 7. o. Ringer,
Tilden. Neb-, and o. p Ringer. Of
Wisner, Neb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29

And the same old prices. in spite Of
advancements almost everywhere.
make our offer to you in developing
and prints the best to be obtained
anywhere.
smith Photo Shop.
Scott White Drug Store-9fills Bldg
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29
Assessor AI'sAIN TO VISIT
CHICAGO AND HIS OLD HOME

SCISSOR and collector, will leave about
September for a three weeks visit
IN Chicago. While away he viii also
visit his old home. at Chattanooga,
Tenn. Mr. McSain was granted a
leave Of absence Thursday by the
city council.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29

The Texas & Pacific Coal and oil
company has two derricks up on acre
age near Tiffin switch, just east Of
Ranger, Tex, and is preparing for
drilling operations. The land was
leased from the Texas & Pacific rail-
md
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29

You Can Get Doves Monday.
Texas-NeW Mexico Season Opens.
We have the Guns and Ammunition.
Also the New Mexico License.
FeIdman's-3OS. San intOniO Street.
Advertise ent.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29

Mercer, Cain, Aug. 29.-Fire origi-
mating in the rear Of a former saloon
wiped out two square blocks in the
heart Of the business section Of Los
Banos, IS miles from here Wednes-
day night, causing between $3.50, 900
and 100000 in loses and destroy
ing the habitations Of at least geo
people.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29

Omaha, Neb., Aug. % - Governor
Hall. 4 years old, a negro, confessed
he shot and killed Nathan Shapiro.
up his hands. He denied that Luther
Hall, IS. under arrest. was with him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-08-29

Brussels, Belgium, Aug. %. (Havas).
The Belgian government has raised
its legations to the quiernal and the
holy see to embassies.