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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
WINS S26,5OO ON RACE

PARIS. Nov. 15.-Backing "A
horse called American with 5000.
an American at Longchamps course
won s26.500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
OWN HOUsEKEEPER AT 100

WALTHAM CROSS, Nov. l5---
Aged 100, Mrs. Howell gets up at Z
o'clock each morning and does her
own housework. She retains all hdf
faculties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

the sympathy Of the former IN allen.
ated by gneers az the "white-collarsd
proleinria'." ana ny tho torrorizing
tactics Of "a violent minority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
LOANS INSURANCE

s-HOOM MODERN COTTAGE. 81. coo
$500 cRnh. $40 a month, Bath. cleo
iric light. close 20 all car iinen IN
ballard. a nice little cottage on
small lot tNo. 1ss5.b
Nice t-room bungalow. $500 1900
cash. baanca $50 month. includes
tho interest Living room. unique
lighting fixtures. bedrooms with
bath On the hail between nice
kitchen with hutlt-tu cabinet
work. cen cnt basement and
walks: lot aox3s 60 alley one
block from paved street. tNp.
saft1
KEAS BROS, IN LEVEL BALLARD
ses1 Market 81. Phone ballard i2f.
Take ballard Cars 10 Market 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
I7b ron sALr-ItrAL ESTATE


fINEaT 4Ost20 lot. all street work
half block 90 pavemontn and car,
old established district. best car
service. only $3.50. $50 cash. bal
nnce monthly pAy for WIN rent
money. g. H. Pate. sOS-i l.. G.
smith bldg.
FOR sALE Nj u Elm 4-itooM
cottage. with break fast room, full
basement and garage. Price F2.0b0.
terms $500 cash, balance like rent
Phone Fast i7hG. 2i2n ". Aloha -
ron SALE - TWO LOTA. SMALL
house. at 10th w aud Emerson -.
Good view one block from car
line. 900. terms. liig discount
FOR cash. Phone Main f07
|PHINNEY fiDGE~-4 ROOMS. BATH.
garage. lot t0xf0o to alley. neer
car and Hchooi. $4,000 1aoO cash.
balance like rent l.3 N. slst.
ballard 1879.
ron SALE IiY owNER--GooD
building lot on goth ave and Madi-
son, price 81. coo. SEQ Alex Ander-
son after .. M. el6 hth ave. =.
40 WEST sEAITIE PItOrEitTY
KIEFER. WEST SEATTLE
Established 1906
broom cottage: on level so-foot
view lot: close 60 car and on irn-
proved street; for $3.50. on tcrma.
1900 cash and tsb monthly.
i-room cottage. with good plumbing
and fireplace; only one-haif block
from the car IL snap az f2iVu,
on terms. 1850 cash and fs5
monthly
3-room small cottage, on Soriis view
lot; close 10 the high SCHOOL, AZ
fi.i0o. on terms. 1900 cash and sib
monthly.
Vacant lots at under the market
prices ia all parts Of the West Side.
The above and many other proper
ties are for sale exclusively by
this office. II you chn'uso the
kind OF real estate service that
has stood the test since 1906. We
would be pleased 70 have you call
Jn KfEFER
10 Downs nldr. TOO Second Ave.
Main aTzG. Sund'y Phone West bow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
ACREAGE
BEST HTY IN
sNOHOMISH COUNTY
90 ACRE BARGAIN
NEAR KENT

Rich. level land; $500. Best buy
In this fine district Easy terms.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos srd Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15
MOST UNION MIN
I.I..IE(T VIOLENCE

Tho great mass ~ union men
know and instinctlycly act upon
these facts ana reject violent meth.
odr. An amusing and illuminating
illustration OF this passed recently
with less notice than II deserved.
Three factions ~ what was once the
Socialist party agreed only IN calling
"a general strike" for October 3. THAT
not "A visible ripple was produced
upon the Industrial ocean by this
frantioaliy hurried pebble IL unnn.
swerabie proof Of the Indifference
and hostility Of organized workers 10
such tactics.
IT this otherwise negligible minor
lily, whose call for a general strike
was 40 wholly ignored, should sue
eeed, by boring from within" In
forcing an nnsuspecting and mo
meDtnry adoption Of such tactics b.
organized labor. the only important
result would be to smash the CON-
structive, efficient machinery labor
now possesses.
a strike called in violation Of an
agreement seldom achieves even a
Temporary gain. II always skaters
the painfully built.up system OF col.
iective bargaining by which real and
great gains are made and held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

FIREMEN. BRAKEMES. $3.50 TO
$500 monthly. Experience un-
necessary. Write Railway Assoc
citation. Glib. Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

BEST Al FOREST WOOD. STOVE
length. 81 per load. delivered. North
z5i0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

s. Elliott a29l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

a sNAP, by OWNER
Ny s-room home, strictly modern
Inquire at 65f7 Greenwood ave. for
particulars. near Woodland park.
Can be bought Mt bargain n you
act quick Phlnncy ave. car. off
at fEfb ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

RESPONSIBLE BOY WANTED
To handle a good route in South
park; one with a wheel preferred.
See Robinson. circulation depart
ment. Seattle Srsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

CARPENTER. FIRST CLASS. AND
helper, viii work for $500 per
day for both. Ballard 1852.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-15

a Lot FOR SALE ny OWNER,
half block from Phlnney car. on
terms. 1916 10th ave. ".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
Revenue Agents Will Grab
You If You Don't Watch out

The following statement was giyef
out today by Hubert l. Bolen. luferna
revenue collector. from his office ia
Oklahoma City.
The big income tax drive OF 1914
is now under way. and every prcpara
lion is being made 70 handle the larg
est collection In the his'or, of In.
come Tax u am not waiting for the
final passage Of the new revenue bin
By congress" said Collector Hubert
l. Bolen today. nor for the new rig
uiations and blank forms 70 b. II ued
To get this blg tax In and gei Il ac-
curaie and complete. urge that we
all begin now.
The income tax obligations i'm
posed blythe old avs. as vel a. the
measure now In congress. consist OF
two district operations. one ii. 40
file return or statement OF all items
q income and itcms named In the
law The other Is. 20 pay the tax.
y any l. due
Neither Of these obligations can
be met without a careful review Of
income and expenditure for the tar
year. That Is the big Job right nov.
and 'ha; Is why say the income tar
drive Il already under way. Every
where the pencil Is busy The old
year - done. ell its fruits arr CLEANED
and every person who Jared well or
earned a good com9enfence. must
analyze his own case In cold figures
When the new bill IL enacted into
Law. will have the proper return
forms distributed throughout the dis
trict. and everybody will be informed
Of the date when the sworn return
must be filed II IL my plan 10 send
NY men out to central locations. and
10 have them travel through the dis
trlct. aiding taxpayers IN the prepa-
ration of the returns and in deciding
doubtful points. We will 20 right 20
the people with the income tar, and
with the cooperation which the pub
lie can give the government men, the
returns viii be tiled By everybody
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23

MAYOR iiauman "a received iet.
isf from ths Mayors comm.ttes of
Wsleome - nsnse Coming Troopa.
headquarters IN Han q Reooris.
caambers street Seu York Rty. aax.
ne far his - operation In sntersAln-
ns ~ xao come % ihAt city 20 wel-
osla sailors nd soldiers returning
'faan ogsfaeaa
AZ saeh relatives from al over fha
rnliea States ~ho nay cone % New
fort % wsloome their soldiers on
ihe.f refarn ffip ~fn - car~f Tor. and
MAYOR Iiarinan l. asked 20 Interest
ihe ussapapers q ths city IN lhia
sofk
Ana reguesi for information regard
ine ~ n,orement u troops IRON
a9ro.d % Ne~ York clv wna BE-
pfomv'iy answered b. this committee.
shoss address l. Han q Records.
Chambers street. Nex York City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
~ m.I HOLLIS si.\D~
t0lli,i.IIiI.I ~ s1lun,,

'nAnit Judge A ~ Holes has aani
John Wilson a nlne war eld boy Of
ths gay io ~. state Industrial school
iof bofs ~ i'auls Nsllss The lad
"'s Fi'sn chanre io mend hlu
Nafr. hui provost inooniFihle. hls lasl
es'apad' being stealing hlcycle. last
Monday IA parenia are asgaraisa.
ami h.s fsihsF haa been la iho hos
fliai reooferins from injuries rrccis
"a IN 40 auio aocideni and the hoy
has run Wild tle 's an inyetenie
e'raiei smoker. and not having any.
ono 20 ronirul him. m, iusre ihonrhi
his h"sf ehance VA h. che schooi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
SUCCESSFUL REUNION.

AZ the Temple auditorium. las
Right. another suocees vas scored b,
the consisiory IN entertaining the ca
OF town guests who are IN attendane,
On ise Mid-winter reunion that clo e.
four DAYS secession a. the Tempt,
icnighL
The iith Field Artillery band. as
sisted by the orchestra aud Jazz band
had charge. and ARRANGED the lrog
ram. The music VS. delightful. ths
Aviation Trio numbers we're thor
oughly enjoyed and he whole wss
interspersed With spicy monol0gs. ar
tfstic bagle calls The Fl Sm Liberty
Jazz trio ana tansies fooi dancing. the
latter number being put on By Mr. and
Mrs Bobhie Bieber of the Liberty
theater al the fort
All the performers were Ia military
uniform. and the acts we're loudly ap-
plauced The auditorium vas crowd
ed 10 capacity and the large crowd
was well pleased vi'n tho entertain
meat.
This forenoon the ladies were en-
tertained at the Municipal bath house.
and enjoyed swimming in the pool.
end card parties in the sun parlors
This afternoon complimentary pro-
eram was given By the Agricultural
and Mechanical college OF saltwater.
and the picture. "Infatuation.' held
IN the opera house, and this evening
music BY the arillery band will oc-
Guy the boards az the same place
The reunion WIFI close with a biz
dance. music being furnished by the
lith Field ARTILLERY band orchestra Of
twenty pieces
Temple officials say this reunion
has been one OF the most success ful'
in the history OF the institution The
class viii check out with ae0. which
Is not quite as large a. last January
out just as enthusiastic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
GUTHRIE CAC[Rs WILL
PLAY EDMOND teams
Double. Header Game Basket Ball
Is Scheduled For Next Friday
Night At University
Hall

There will be a double header game
of basket ban AZ the University hal
next Friday night beiween the I'd
mond high school girls and the Guth.
RE hieh school girs. and the uni-
versify academy bows AMI the higf
school boys tsecuad teami. The
games will be- started at s.30
Edmond high school has one Of the
best eirrs team in the state. Last
year they played in the finals IN the
state tournament that decided the
championship, They have not lost .
game this year and will certainly
make the Guthrie girls step 10 beat
the,a. The Guthrie girls are going
fine now a. was shown IN their game
last Friday when they shut Briifon
out without a field goal The team
has been badly handicapped all sea
son on account OF accident and sick
ness. but Is IN good condition now
The high school boys will tangle
with the University academy team.
The first team OF the high school will
play al ri Reno. but the "Yannigsns"
are about a. fast and they will make
Il interesting for the 1csdemy az
isast Thtl game viii be fast. Ad-
mission to both games will BE- = cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
FIRST FIGHT Or SESSION
IS STAGED At 0. c.
Printing Contract Causes a Near
Scrap On Floor Of House
John Barleycorn Defended
As Friend of Flu Patients

oklahosia ciiy. Dan 81 lspeciail
lhe frsi nght of the anisloa tool
pia'. "a the housa end q m. lsxis
iaiur' Yesterday afternoon and EVEN
ing when The matter ol lelilns lhs
lesirlailee prlnfing ~as ~ for dl.sua
ripn y apr'cars that snlail print
inx concefn. win Inadequate ia.ll.
uea had an'lorbid enc afro prluiine
house Of Harlow A Company TIE
nsar fehi arose over refer,nre a.
graft Nhlo~ iiAfluw irr.ld ldtni 90
~ Harlow companl iouk Repre- ..n
tafiee Chas Ruth a. Oklahoma county
- imrk iof hls remarks llulh de
clafed be- aonld 'clsan ~ on uafipe
but ia an effort 10 make hls threat
irnniinued SO r4ss rlstf )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23

lar} rroHsfY fo other psfsuns. ihs
i0iai rents received iu ihs Ysar mu
ae sHcerianed. ana from that rFur,
a deduction may b. taken Cor taxes
fs1 on rented pr0Hsry. he nses
ssfy minor repsir FIRE inssranre
ems lnfersri he may have pald 90
mogfAfe. ani reasonable aliowanof
ior annual wear ana tear - the rent
- properly The balance ia included
% Fross Income Tor thr y.ar
Interest on bank areounis. wheih
81 wifhiTaR or added io hts bank bal
ancc. must BE- Included in al calcula
lions ~ incomf Bond Interest p,
ceised during ihe year must aiso be-
Included. except Interest on mnnlci.
ial county ~ state bonds inieresi
on rniiei States bonds need n0i D.
included ~ H. ordinary holder who
purchased small amounts Iioiders ~
large amounts ~ Liberty bonds h0w )
ever. sh0uli ak thels banker 20
wrii" 70 ms office fof the rule aplly-
ina 20 iax on such interest
Dividends on sfock shanss ar,
income. and must b. lnrud.d N ne
gross figures. aHhourh ne law Goes
not impose ihe nOrmai tar on dis.
tribniions made By domesfic corpora
fions
a person buying and ssslsns mer
chandise mast find his ifoflts for ths
YER on ~ following basis FIrH.
ascertain ihe gro.s sales - total cash
receipts Then aad tysiher The IN
sent0ry a. the beginning u the year
and the Iarrhase - goods for resale
Prom This latter sum subtract ths in-
rcniory u goods or hana A. the ysars
md. and ne resulf i M cosf u gooas
cold. This cost. pins necessary en-
penscs incurred sole through con
duct 81 the busine-s. T. 20 be de-
Quoted from the gross sales. and ,1e
result Is the net earnings of the busl-
ness
"A professional man arrives a. hss
professional Income b. ascersalnlnx
coaussss "a rsss ssrss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
RE TURNED SOLDIER Fl[[C-
.[O BY GANG IN CRAP GAME
Gamblers. In Turn, Are Grabbed
BY Sheriff I'd Seems That
Someone swipcd the
Kitty"

John nogcra. ooiorei. u Hhlioh
sHnt in complaint % fh~ shsnff
efnrn yesterday. that b. had b..t
robbed ef $50 b. tour other rsuii,
ta'n - ooAr residing in that bsfg
ana asked for help
sheriff Fd nohsri .on. accompanied
~ chlsf Doluiy sccii. ana tspait
couniy Attorney Dluwlddl.. drove a.
shiioh Hui Investigated The inYes
iiFaiIon Developed nome aifanFs a.
lnes aps teauHod In four eslared men
h'lnF brought 90 the oiuniy san
ROGERS. lhe complaining afnfss.
claimed that four ooiorad man tisIi.
- him ~ his home. and rsma lnsi
until lsfa huura ns fully dsscFibed
ihs msn a. SAID ihai b. eof t|rti
of thsm and went % bed. lsaunr them
ln ths frout ropm. furhrr. b. g.
clarsd iha' when ti.y lsfi ihsY fo.ol
q saifcasr fiie deaih si0'hlar. aaf
also $50 IN cash.
Tho rteriffs men aalckiy iossisi
The acxlsasi msn. AM = nrei fhe5
Declared fhey knew noihing % IN
iuuNacfion A. length. ihey admlusi
Under auesfi0nlnr that thsy nd b.sn
"a ROGERS h0ase. ana had i~fi a. a.
ncfibea. bnt that their Yinii there hal
been for the puraoan ~ playing a.
eAme - crept. and thai one 81 lhs
visitors. William Penn. = refurn~i
colder. had iost 40 In tbr game
~hirh bad lasted al day. and Ca lni1
The eveninr Thy deniad taking sny
thing from fbe house wben fhe, 80
sheriff Robertson took no shanoss
lis brvaghf IN -four acous~d mn 90
fhe city and pat them IN gan. Thsy
tre John Negrrs. wnilsm penn. ~
Ter Penn and find Drake o. was fie
ured cut that by their o~n adminssons
n thy did not g.f the ssosen prop-
erty. they ~ere gniify - fambilnx.
and they could b had either coming
or going.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
FUND OF 100000
FOR SUFFERING s|B[R|AMs
Red Gross Will Pay Salaries
of Railway Men Long Over.
due; Other Relief
Moves

The American Red Cross has appro
prlaied 5000 0eo for the use OF the Red
Cross Commission for Siberia. this
sum TO cover relief work IA that conn
Try Tor the Two months ending Feb.
ruary eS
Thirty thousand dollars OF the ap-
preparation will 20 10 provide relie'
Tor iAe employees OF the Russian Rail
way. whose needs are said 60 be most
urgent Their salaries have not been
paid tor several months Tie Red
Cross has been supplying the railway
men with their clothing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
CHECKS TO THE
sAYEAR MEN

Dollar-a-year men will soon receive
their war pay II viii consist OF a
regular government pay check. but
with this addifion-the autograph
signature Of President wllson will be
attached. The checks are being made
cut and Will be ready for the Presi-
dents signature when he returns.
As most Of the doliar-syear men
are in the millionaire Of near million :
sire class. It Is not anticipated they
viii experience any immediate need
OF csshing in these checks. They will
be preserved as souvenirs. and in aft
81 years can be produced to show the
children and grandchildren what their
owners did to win the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
PUBLIC AUCTION Of
GOVERNMENT MULES

There will be public autcion Of army
mules and horses a. the following
places on January 2Sth:
At Camp Logan. Houston. Texas.
400 horses and 55s mules wsll be sold
There will also be a public sale OF
5se horses and 40 mules al Camp
Beauresard. Alexandra. Louisiana on
the same date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23

who comes under ihe law provisions
the right laAes viii D. paid. and ih.
disirci win hase done lis fnu nu
otto duty toward the government
support
Don't Guess a. Income
Meanwhile. lei me- say again. ihrfs
= no need Of delaynT the nrepa
ton % fgahos Guassss cannot De-
accepted % ihs basis ~ taxation ii
Is clearly she duty Of every person
70 comaile correct figures and aaoer
tain whether hls income Tor isis wa
sufficient 10 male necessary a sworn
return
The ytar iss vas n banner year
FOR salaries ani WAGES. and she hieh
war prices brought unusual profits 10
tfe average small iradcsman and 90
the farmer. The opinion 81 Wash
ington - that a mlnion citizens and
residents Will make fhis year their
first income tax re'urns
"Ail sigas ind cate that the Income
tax this year will reach nearly everv
working mao and wtnan. ami nearly
every merchant shop keeper and far
mer Not all wiil have 20 pay the
tar. but nearly an viii BE- Obliged %
make a sworn statement of the years
Income.
y a mthfrfore advising every un-
married person who earned O. 900 ~
ovr dur 'x the year 1915. and every
MARRIED person who together with
wife or husband. earned 5000. 10
SHARPEN their pencil and figure out
ho~ h. stands
We must ascertain accurately hs
gross income from al sources Theirs
his salary o. wages. including pay
and any bonu. received a. additional
cosnpensation. A married person
having children under - who are
working should include the earninrs
OF such children.
Must Include Property Profits.
IL he sold any roperry 81 profit.
the gain must be computed AMI In
Guided In gross income. II be rented
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage lioenses were issued by
Court Clerk Martha NJ Neal a. FOL
iovs:
John Ross. aged IS. to Irene Hes-
ron. age IL, both OF Guthrie.
Thomas Lewis. axe q. 90 Carrie
House( age is. both of Guthrie
Thomas Hogan. are p. OF Vera.
okla. TO May English. age p OF clarl-
more.
George Connorz. age 21. 10 Alice
Johnson, axe 3. both OF Oklahoma
CE.
The last two couples were married
by Judge Arthur Boles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
MONTANA BONE DRY LAW
TO Be ONE FOR FAIR

Helena. Mont Jan 81 Montana
rrurerr ant druFslsis wh0 afe ceiling
flaNoflns extracts ana other pr ia
raiions ooniainine airohol viii BE-
lorrscuied Tor ,ie'ation ~ che pres
hlhllion las deslusd Auoruv, Cen
crai 5 Z Pond today.
III j. ciearly violation of fho lau
said h. 'sfhe Law provides for can
fiscaiion. not only - The sloohoiie
preparations, bur o. an else in che
store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23


Paris. Ian 2l The leading rolo
in ihe celebrating for the punish.
ling ~ the former German kalser
pfntahlN viii he assumed by
'tfanrr. Ursai nrthin and Bel.
lrum. since America. which. with
inlher~. Wa. requested hy Premier
I lemenesau "a lilc memorandum
pu fhc subject apparvntl, has not
fixed a plan France viii prepare
the arrAigumsnt anil britain the
legal arguments living the per.
sonal responsibility. hnf frum sar.
face indications The United Stltes
fiN not play prominent part la
lthl. phase IT ihs Peace Confer.
enee work
President Wli.nn may have
ylan H. ihe punishment II the
formef Empsror 4. well a. a mem.
urandum IN lhr league ~ nations,
bar the American mission reflects
po sush probability The court.
martial II the - Kaiser and the
gcueruls. should an. lise a. face
trial undoubtedly would prove
sensational ou'Vrovfh ~ tho con.
ference deliberations. and one
phleh would be- moAt satisfactory
20 The peoples ~ ihc world.
France Britain and iieleium
especially are determined that the
personal guilt Tor che war aud is
attendant atrocities shall be- fixed,
bat lhe subject hilhert" has seem.
e.i of little interest ~ the Acmri
can mission Tho conference pro.
vision fhai al countries viii subs
mii tomorrow "a memorandum on
ihe plan Or learur of nations
SETTLES The controversy whether
President Wilson will walt fnr AZ
other plans before submitting
imefifa = Il j. evident al plans
viii rome before ihs conference
simultaneously ~ consideration
and discussion u Z hoped hern
ihlf this prugram elil rrs0lt Ia
furnishing ihe American plnn a.
an earlY iaie. as ihus Gar IL 4 -.
.olniely unknown even by those
alusf fa fhe President. aul Il has
Frequently been stated that prfsi.
.leni WILSON has never prepared a
detailed plan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
Italians Tear
D0vn American
Flag at JeISa

Jan 2s-Aeoordina q
a report made public here TO-DAY b
the official information bureau q
the N.nsdom 81 tire serbs. Creates
and slosenes. = Serbo .crostisn ses
sel. olnara. fsine the American
flsa and haslna navssa,, on license
= By the ,.N'i eorNrander n
A5ratie. Vas serea az .seisa.
January ieth b, italian fsnces wsso
hauled Gown the Americaa flaa ard
carried off the snip uncer the itsl
ian coiors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
CLASS NAMED
FOR ROOSEVELT

The mid.winter reunion class
was christened Theodore Roosevelt
Memorial Glass. President, DR.
w Z Lamerton. Enid: Vice. Presi-
dent, Caui L A Beyers, II Sill /:
Secretary, Z J Bryan. Gushing
Orator, George X Norcross, Col.
try; Historian, Lieut. Milton
Harris, Fl Sill
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seaolAl nAraa oa roooarufr

Washington. ian s1 Sl~cml rates
on iesdiuffs % drolNhi and storm
ridden e'oiion. ~ en- sualhecst wsro
ordered extended tonay ~ the rail
r'ad standardization ffun lan s. ia
Narch III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-23
Butter Takes a
Drop of Fire
Cents on Market

~ch4osao. Jan st-Dustsr dropped :
cents pouNd tedag. ssholesaie
THIS makes = faH - - oenss =
pound ~ Zee. than sssa weeks The
sseepags ~ government sna foreign
Buying a. . rssSlt 81 ehsap suppilss
aeroad especially from Aussria ant
south America. started shs ueellas
tsesessse hsgh % Gee - she %
saeste trade aia the ret.
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John ilaassen. the blacksmith. ha.
moved his shop 20 ihe location lusl
n,roas fhe street from tho Hoover
barn on South Second street
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

Funeral services FOR Mr Mary D.
Kelly. who died a. Oklahoma CITY.
will b. held Friday afternoon al 2.3o
az the First Baptist church