The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-18
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l rumorrw IA ihr last day " IN.
falr. The bic auto races will BE- stag
ID tomorrow Every gstlaen az shs
city should b. Al the talr grounds
tomorrow afternoon. rhs mayor has
issued a peociannsloa asking oil has
snssA hcascm 10 css@a and p~eslealls
ail have responded 10 the appeal rhs
races Will siast Al : o'ciack rhs
stores viii close frem Z 80 10 s aad shs
hanks and pahilc officvs q, noon, sAus
Tlvinx every employs an opsorsanlts
80 witness this annual event. tho auto
races
There VIII he . masi meeting as
the city hall saturday afternoon At
O'Clock for the nurpcee of fsttsylax
the presidents stand on rae r~aee
treaty. President wilson will b. tn
tlusArle on she afternoon ~ sa~saon.
her ~ and will make a few r~marku
frnm tho rear ~ his train ~ IN. tinl.n
depot, Il IA tho desire ~ the advn.
Gates Of tn reaee policy advocated
by The president that an expression
he sivcn In q mass meeting, That he
viii be upheld there IL mn doubt
Ther. arr Tenr who heii~ve In rea-
efvaslon. hmt All arc In fAvcy cf peace.
PERMANENT and lasting. and that IL the
Kind the president Ii seeking 10 so
eure. With the signing of the peace
pact viii cone dFop in the prircs os
gcods and food a. least that n IN
prediction NJ ihn1r who are IN fcai
lion 10 know Until the war matter
10 seiiisA ana reaee Ia flnaily de-
Shared there will te chaotic conditions.
Turn out saturday and vote 90 wiand
BY she president
Mrs Phil Tmhand han the dts
sIncsion of heing the firm Guthrie wn.
man 10 take a rlde In an alraian~. she
went up yesterday aftsrpocn and says
the sensation " fine. Following Mrs
'~.raband the following Guthrie people
inok flights; Miss blanche Beiand.
Charles I.utx. nob Pollard. Fay
acru,rhneld. Roy TrAband. Gordon
apeer Many Others are soIng No to-
day Zach passenger ~ rissn len
minutes In the air.
Phil Heilman and rA renion are
always ON the jcb when the Cimarmn
Valley fair ia on. And they are valu-
able men to have around Tf~re III
ro task too hard tor either of them
O. tackle and they are always willing
10 help. ThIs year renion ia the of.
fieiai starter of races and Hsilman ID
j,dgr. Their deeisiona are fair and
there has been no kicking az RI.
suit.
Why IA 4, that such men aa rrnnk
Gresham and Jake Douglas. wto op-
crate two of the higgsnt plants 10
the state, faIl 20 out IN an exhibit u
the Valley fair These men are al
ways boosting the town and urgine
others 70 vet busy With exhibits and
displays, but fhay never have anything
displayed and they have more 20 die
play than anybody said a farmer 10
day. The farmer Is dead right. The
bis manufacturing siants should show
the people what they have and what
they make.
Tho annual atyte show 81 the
Rucker- burton store shla season was /
decidedly tie most successful held IN
tho history of tina, biz aiore The
Davis orchestra furnished Wa usual
high claAs music and the living mod.
cda displayed the new fail atyiea IN
splendid shape Hosne OF the youns
ladies' who wore them were equally
"a beautiful and wlnHome az the moet
beautiful Parisienne. When II comea
TO putting over style show, Rnckw
nurion people stand second To none.
The asyle showt are a regular feature /
of fbIs store and are pot on at the
OF each asnaon.
The races yesterday we're good
There was q little disappointment
when Nellie rot of 10 bad start and
ended third In the saliop, but a. a
general proposition the races were
eocd and we'll cnjcy~d. The races
this afternoon were good,
Bonner Holiday 10 hero from
Crescent today visiting old friends
and taking In the fair. The auto rnees
are thu big drawing card of tho fair
and the excellent display Of livestock
yesterday should make the hearts Of
lhc stock raIs<rs Of the county swell
With pride: finest disaiay ! ever saw"
be said.
The city rchoot board muat usy \