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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
JUDGE DAssETT HEADS
LOCAL s. A. A. POST
Is Named Commander At Session
Last Night; Installed by Col.
Hornaday; National Com
mandcr Il Dead

Al the meeting AZ the local Grand
Army post. Thursday afternoon. judge
X G bassctf. present department
judge advocate. wac sl.csca poa com
nandcr 60 tiil ont the uncNpirad term
~ Y A rhtt who had resigned The
new post commander was du'y in.
stalled by Past department command
er W VI Hornada,
Col Hornaday announced 20 the
Post that National Commander -ln i.
chi,t James D Beit. had Just lied at
his home in brooklyn. N v. after a
very short Minesa Judge Hell was a
very prominent citizen OF Greater
New York, and was ut the head ~
the mormilc party IN hts. cuesns
county, at the time Of hi sudden
death Senior vice. Daniel VI Hail. of
Columbus viii automatically succeed
TO the high office vacated BY che
death ot judge ncil.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
OHIO WET VICTORY
NAY Decentralization
Defeat Of Crabbe Act Brings Joy
rs Liberal Element: Leaves
State Without Enforce
ment Machinery

Cleveland. .. Nov T-Complete of.
fetal returns from a. of lhe ss c,an-
ties today Indicated the Nets had won
two OF the four wft and dry sssues
voted on in Ohio Tuesday
Ratification OF national rrohfbHion
BY the Ohio legislature was dsteated,
The Crahhe enforcement act has a
wet majority,
The effort 10 reneal eiase prohibition
failed and the wfort TO lcgalixt a.'a
per cent beef was voted down.
Ratification Deferred.
Vets believed that In knocking out
the federal amendment constitutional
prohibition might be deferred for Mt
least year, They argue Il will hs
necessary for another state 10 rat.fy
national prohibition before the meas
ure can be made effective
They are delighted with the defeat
OF the Crabbe act which leaves OHIO
without machinery for the enforce
men OF he state dry act The Crabbe
act was held the most drastic in the
country.
II made mere possession unlawful,
and the principal argument raised b,
the vets enteved around che "sanciHy
OF the cellar which they said could
never be- stocked with drinkables
without danger of Jail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
GUTHRIE PEOPLE SLOW
TO RESPOND TO ROLL
About 20 Per Cent Of Quota
Raised, Big Mop Up" Will
Take Place Nov. IL
Armistice Day

Z "Mopping up" will lie rAe gentle
pastime of local Red Cross workers
on ArmIstlce Day. November ~. And
II Is up 10 the fellow who ,rsiua tlghi
TO be- out OF town on that day. for
every man. woman aud child In the
city WI be approached at that time
for membership or 2 contribution TO
the Red Cross
TIE drive so far has na'te1 the
committee about so per cent OF the
quota allotted Guthrie rhe county
districts are responding IN good shape
but the neople "a town are SOW. Many
have been out when the committees
called but a repeat will be made a ID
everyone should he In position 70
come through WITH dollar for the
car.e. The old excuse that the wa
is owe. - pnor one. Old stuff. The
p~ee ZEN. Roll Call is not for war pnv~
r~eaa y Is for peace parposea For
catatrosnF'es such az recentl1 refell
Ce~nus Christi To relieve suffering
et home ard 10 care for the sick and
tie poo~ TO aid Tuberculosis suffer
e~s s-a sor Kindred humane purposes.
If YOU have heart that fhrrbs for
your fellow man IN distress you VIII
mt turn Down the Red Cross workers
when they call on you for nenlbar-
shin.
The next big drive will be Novem-
ber nth. In tie meantime you may
call al the Security State Bank and
S-~~r'' -N~r ial'ar v-.h Mrs. y. o
| Johns and Mrs. Arthur Dibbens, Fol
! lowing IL list OF the women whF
make up the committees. any one q
| whom viii take your subscription
and Issue a receipt and button;
Mrs A G Dibbens. Mrs u o Johns
Mrs. WIN. Bic;;ell Mrs. v. Purcell
Mr~. Geo. Sneer. Mrl Y. w Lintz
Mrs Tom Welch. Mrs, Geo, Martin
Mrs. J. j. Hildrenh, Mrs. II. O, Gala
han. Mrs. r. Hagan. Mrs r. Wolga
mot. Adelaide Lutz, Mrs. John Love
less Mrs w. II. Boasen. Mrs. J. N
| Curl. Eva Woodworth. Mrs Rhodes
| Mrs. q. A. Hughes, Mrs. II Neumar
| Mrs sam Gardner. Mrs. King. Mrs
Morrison. Mrs I'D Nelson. Mrs
| Louise Askew, Miss Louise Askew
Mrs. Woous, MRS. teieH btVo'hS, ~
4 Kari riison Mrs l.. q. Du0ley, Mrs
Enid Budlong. Louise Blerer Mrs !
Cook. Mrs. Kyser. Mrs. J. y. Douglas
Mrs. J. u. Oliver. Mrs. J G. Horne'
Mrs. DR.. fitzhaupt. Rosalie Evans
Mildred Davis. Merle Van Hoozel
Mrs. Geo. Ritzhanpt. Florence Adle'
Mrs. J. %. williams. Mrs. II A. G'sl'
Dessa Matchett. Mrs. Byron Batchlo
Miss Anna Foley. Blanche Belnnt
i Mrs. Belts, Mrs II. T.. Derwin. Mr.
] Geo. McGregor. Mrs. d. A. Hunte
| Mrs. A. l.. Evans. Mrs w. n. crumI
! Thelma Donnelley, Dorothy Dayi'
!. Mrs Clyde uphsm. Mrs. J.. Jelsma
MRS. Tom Peacock. Mrs. Alice Doddl
Mrs. Y b. Lille, Mrs. Hartsell. Mr.
II. w. Gross.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
THE CAT LET
OUT OF BAG

Chicago. Nov 1--prssent high pricss
for mons ready NHsde clothing today
were blamed On the Amaies srAtsd
Clothing Workers of America. by
Nicholas MlShsis. assistant sa'es
attorney, IN whose hands were books
and records os tho orpsrixat'cn taken
In a raid yesterday 81 ~ hsadavar.
ters. More than t5oo. o.ooo a. "hnss"
end "settsmensss Was taken from
clothing manusaesurers by the Union,
the gates attornsys office charged,
Agents called strikes toe ,hsar own
gain. u also was alleged,
Various small fateories and snops
were driven out of business and the
Industry was compelled 20 ray rl.
butte. according to Mr MieheIs
According 10 Information obtained
by NJ Miehels, suirl hutson hole
workers have been paid $50 . week
and more skilled workers considerably
higher waaes under the scale fcrmu-
taxed BY the union. First cIass coat
makers. IL 10 sasd. receive from tioo
to sias . week under the piece work
system.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

u, l.. ttlrachI, chairman ot The board
of county commissioners has vl,swsss
deal whereby Logan county will fall
heir 10 tt0Oo army truck Mr..
liirschl. accompanied ~ Herman
0erlack. lefs tta morning fur OKLA
homa clty 10 select the ttuek They
will drive n bach 20 uuthrir thla
evening Uncle Sam Ia dlHtrihntlmw
these big army trucks 10 the Aevnfal
statcs whore Rad halldlnE N anlnx
on The only requirement IA that the
macf inc will be uaed for road hulld
Ins nurpcses and will - sani IL o.
pair by the counties Tho trucks are
of the hia A-wheei drive variety and
were made by the Nash manutacinrs
rs ccmrauv expressly fnr nae ~ the
army IN hauling heavy loads and fuad
maklnr. The ts,nnly viii noi he oat
any money an the transaction
.-'nulleve nse wr wlii hrlna nmr
The harun." aaId John Mason. one "
tlmthrie's star football piavers a. he
started with hia bunch og huakIea for
Oklahoma city this noon ,a meet the
crack Okla ona city team The gtm~
~'E,l be- nlaved on the tair Wrnunis
field at that plaee About 10 t,n,hrle
bows and girls went down IN pncclal
lr.erurban ear "a root f0r thr home
tram,
~~ JUDGE Arthur awank ~raafes'
three divorces IN ds'Fsel eonvt ihsa
morning Mary Richardson VAS
wranfcd divorce ffom Robert VIII
llamsen and Ethel Richardson from
Fred Rlesarison on tbs grounds that
their husbands were felnns and wnre
now Sowing sentences IN the state
reniteniiary at MnAleater Mary
notan waN given a decree oa grounds
~ depertion ara ner .nurnart ard vas
granted custody of minor child
-~As ~~oof tha, cufhvln oity neon.
ertv IA IN greater demand nnw thar
ever before. one has hut 20 checi ~
ma sales mnie hy County rreaanrel
Jclsma OF delinquent tar sale cer'l'
ficatea "Penpla certainly consider
Logan county and Guthrie nropef''
mighty good investment aalf
telsma 'oiav - was surprised Al
th@ avldliv with which local and cut
| aide neople resnonded and afnhhad n
tho tax sale certificates AZ 'hlm fal
sale: oven certificates on va,sant ,ows
| l"'a fha' heret0fors fAve ~ 10 hne
ring we're taken 40 by she apecula
tors' he said
Two interurhan cars fitted w's'
uo'hr'e fans accompanied the blgl
SCHOOL foot hall team To nslahnmF
| City. where they will play the Okla
! homa Csty high school te~slt talA ~
ternoon at the fair Grounds near fha
city. Our boya Will Give the Okla
roma CITY team the hrating ~ fbet
| lives Our Hoys were slyen their fina
workout yesterday afternoon aud ar
10 fine fe'tle and expect 20 win With
out trouble
The Boys club will neet IN Trim
ity Church Guild aall this syening q
half past acysn,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
AUTO rnlEvEs GRABBED.

Oklahoma City, Nov Horace Dor
sey. alleged third member Of an or
sanized band OF auto thieves, and also
said 10 be wanted in connection with
the killing of sheriff J c Tcibers and
two dc, utiss al Lexington. Mo, was
arrested by Detectives Mike Connors
ana Wade Spears early today.
A II Burweil and w X ingram
others OF the alleged gang were ar
rc,ted late Thursday al sii East
rIfth street. Another Is believed 70
have sli,med through the not Of Off
GERS Friday. and is thought 10 have
left the city.
Ford Theft Is Undoing.
The stealing OF Ford car from
Herman Larson. Edmond banker
proved the undoing CT the gang.
Following the clue offered by ths
stolen car Detectives Mike Conners
and Spears raided the rooms at ~
East Fifh street, and found Burwel
and ingram at home
When the Officers entered the mer
Jumped TO their feet. Ineram grab
bed for a Winchester that was in I
closet. A rough and tumble figh
took r,ace which ended with the ar
rest OF the two men. according Il
Conners.
The room was searched and ful
set OF tools for The changing OF mum
bers on automobiles was found. Sur
gical instruments were also found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
REFR|GEnATOR Thieves ARE
AGAIN ACTIVE IN CITY
Many Houses Visited Last Night ,
Thieves Took Everything
From Eggs To Pajamas;
Leave No Trace

The regriferator cleaners" have
been active In several parts OF the city
this week. A few nights ago a gang
OF them visited East Cleveland and
made very fine harvest
They visited the homes OF Otis Wal
gomot. Col Hornaday. Mr. Houser and
o ID Chesnut. getting roast, steaks,
eggs, butter. etc Some lost articles
which happened TO be convenient TO
the thieves.
Col Hornaday lost two suits of
clothes. He says now that the horse
has been stolen he is ready 10 wing
any GROWER that may chance around
his premises. The fact is that citi-
zens generally should be on the alert
and give these petty thieves very
hot reception. They are not only gel
ting too numerous but altogether too
enterprising.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
MUCH GOOD BEING
ACCOMPLISHED BY EvANGEl
Meetings At Christian Church Are
Growing In Interest; Many
Join the Church; Sing.
ing Excellent

The interest In the evangellssie
meetings at che First Christian church
continues al high tide. Another larwr
audience was In attendance last night,
Three persons res. onded to the invi-
tation at the close OF the service,
II was announced Iast night that the
evangcli iir theme tonight wuuld be
"The Form and Meaning or Christian
Baptism"
Special emphasis was laid on the
announcement Of the Sunday night
meeting last night The theme will be-
"Wili Morality Savey" Every man
and woman In Guthrie IA ur~rd TO hear
this discussion Df vital subject
The solo by Mr. Classify "Molly and
the Baby" which was repeated by
request way greatly enjoyed by ahs
audience aa was the soIo by Mrs How
ard. "Will Your VIII ~"
One of the features of the meeting
that Is attracting wide attention. espe-
cially among the boys, IL the parade
and hike that is 70 take place Aatur-
day. Announcement was made that
the boys will meet at the city hall nj
, $3.50. Laws for the day will be en
acted, and parade Will be formed
After the parade the boys will Ro Il
the cimarron bluffs for q great da,
with Mr. Cas- iiiy Every boy In Ialth
rle is invited.
Evangellss Smith and Classify wers
nj chapel services at the business
college and al Capitol school this
morning They have been gwen :
warm reception In all the city schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
BUT We HAVEN'T,
FOUND THE SECRET

Man In his conaeit thinks ae " a
wonder aud that there isn't much on
top OF earth or below It's surface he
doesn't know abou, Hut the great
English scientist, oliver Lodge. says
there is enough atomic energy In an
ounce OF matter 10 raise to ships ~
the sunken German navy and pile
them on top OF the mountain of Scot >
land. II We knew how 70 use n. iie
hopes the human race Won't learn how
until II has brains and morality
enough TO use II properly. for other
Wise life on IDS planet wouldn't be
safe. llkM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
A|RsH|Ps ARE TO
CONTROL THE SEA

Admiral Fullam. former commander
of the Pacific fleet. says the nation
that controls the air win control the
sea Invasion OF this country viii be
impossible. he says, II we have enough
bombing planes TIE admiral adds.
Japan .can never send troops across
the Pacific II according to this ex-
perienced naval commander we need
have no fear OF invasion, we needn't
take all the boys OF 10 off the farm
to drill them in camps and conscript
them for a huge reserve army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

not 80 many years ago, Judge Roy
Bean lived and reigned supreme as
dispenser OF justice and red eye
liquor, and dared the world to inter-
fere with his game.
But since Judge Bean wcrs avsy
there has been great change. I'.'r-
f,aps 1t is just as we'll tina. he "casbed
iH'---as he himself probably would
express it---before the days when no.
where In the whole Of Texas can the
traveller find q drop 10 drink-
Long after such characters as Jim
Watts and Safa Nsil. to wa1n me
Pecos and DEVILS river and the Big
Bed hold no mysteries, have gone
~over the divide" there will be those
who viii lift the screen and lean foI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

out OF Pullman windows when pass
ing ihrouEh Langtry.
II will not take a very vivid I'M
agination to visualize on the porch Of
the shambling old building the iigdres
or Ianxy Texas cowboys IN 'eathcrr
chaps and richly ornamsntsd boots. 10
line up hardy wcsterners against TIE
dripping bar, or 10 ttar. q dcxcn ether
figures careening away toward 'ae
hills waving broad sombreros fnd
wildly emptying six shooters into the
greasewood and purple sage.
Bean was justice OF the reice OF
Precinct No. and the rank'',E rep
rekentative OF the law for hundrtds
or miles north, south. east and wess
Of him. Equipped vita eDpy u the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

A. II. Napkins, Texas rancher, is
in Guthrie on legal matters. He tells
an interesting story OF Judge Beans
law west OF the Pecoe-" Here II Is:
-with its foundation posts wabbling
like old mems legs. Its floors show
ing ugly gapins. holes Its porch roof
|aaorn OF the last lingering board.
scraggy hits OF what was once white
paint hanging, to the outer walls. and
its door banking to single rusty
hinge-at Langtry. Tex. once known
az Eagles Nest--what remains OF one
OF Texas most famous old landmarks
Is succumbIng to wind and rain.
II 10 the once proud seat Of the
Law West OF the Pecos'-the old
homo and saloon and throne vhers,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
BRICKS AND ROCKS
THROWN BY RADICALS

Des Moines. Nov Bricks and
stones we're thrown through windows
OF rooms known TO tie police as
Hobo" quarters, in building in the
business district here late last night.
Today card was found under the
door which read. America for Ameri-
cans only ]. w. W.. we have your
humber. You have three days 10
leave town"
Literature and pamphlets found In
the rooms we're destroyed by tie
raiders. Shots fired by railroad Of
ficer caused the men throwing bricks
to disperse quicxly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

Atlanta. Ga, Nov Z Thre" nru are
dead, two are dvImx and several ore
seriously injured ~ The result of a
fire which JaealnIly DESTROYED t''e
Wilson hotel in the heart OF the bu 4 Z
nesa district here earlv today The
property osm was small
There were between a5 and 30 per Z
sons IN the building at the tinrs of m"
fire. lncludinf women and q nniubrr
Of spectacular jnmnw 10 neishborlnE
roofs were made by those who ~
capped eF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
PECK'S BAD Roy SHOW
IS 4 GOOD ONE

An entirely new version OF Peck's
Bah Boy was given at the opera
house last night by II. B Morgan's
company. The stellar actors are
Master Thomas Payne and his
charming sister. Miss Babe Payne
Boua are exceptionally witty and put
snap and pep into their acts that
never fail 20 bring response from the
audience.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
JUDGE Bears Iay Vest the Pecas only Memory Non Remains

OF Justice. and from behind the bar
came the voice Of authority backed
by brace Of perfectly good six
shooters,
One day a noisily garbed casterner
"dolled up" IN what ne took TO be
acceptable evidence OF his long real
dence In that section and knowledge
OF tiae habits and talk OF that sec
tion's men. sauntered Iaxily over 70
Judge Beans bar and bawled out In
his widest and woolIest voice,
"iimmc dose OF tarnntnla juice'"
Without 30 much as raising an eye
lash. Judge Bean reached 70 q little
shelf. took down a bottle containing y
-y-s.r-.s--
(Continued on Page Z. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
FINAL VOTE ON TREATY
IS IN the DISTANCE

Washington. Nov - With all 's"rd-
ing amendments to the peace treaty
o,m on the way, fourteen foreign re-
lafions committee reservations ana
preamble were before the senate TO-
day for action. Prospects for finai
vote on ratification Of the treaty re-
main vague.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
SENATOR HITCHCOCK SUM
MONED TO WHITE HOUSE

Washington, Nov Senator Hitch
cock OF Nebraska. the administration
leader In the treaty fight In the sen
ate was summoned 10 the White
House today by President Wilson 20
discuss the program OF reservations
now under consideration by the sen
ate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

Mrs. II. w. Gross. iS0s West Man
sur. speaking for the West side W. z.
r. H.. said today
Tho W. c. r 4 held meetins
last night u WAS enthusiastic We
declared unanimously to support
Claude Weaver for congress. and
agreed not only 70 vote for him. hnt
20 do all We coula to fmrsaer alis alec-
tion."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
PICK COTTON CROP

Many schools in the state are clos
ing down TO give the pupils an oppor-
'tunity to aid TIE cotton farmer to save
his crop. Schools in Washita. Klowa.
Lincoln ana Cleveland counties closed
this week Many more will close next
week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
l4OVDEN BOOM FOR
PRESIDENT lS STARTED

Springfield. IN, Nov - Republican
leaders were here Ia force today for
a banquet tonight at which the can
didacy of Governor Frank q Lowden
for president viii be formally launch .
ed
VIII II Hays. chairman OF the re-
publican national committee, Will
deliver an address.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
GIRL DOOI.s.EEPER
TELLS Or THE WORK
WEIGHTS AM FALSlflED ~
ORDER 10 ptr IOMrETlT-
OI,s OFT On BUSINESS:
TELLS now COTTON
ts WEIGHED
"lltNNN" t<D
light"


Oklahoma city. Okla. Nov T~~rhe
ssate coeporaslar commission has
started searching Investigation %
alleged fraud prae,iesd by many cot
ton buyers 10 tire state, AfsidAvits
have been flied with the commission
charging fraud on tire part ~ four
Mgskouee sounty cotton men ard
verbal charges made that thres btu
cotton companies an the ~sss side "
the staie. two of them " the Okla
homa CITY cotton bsIs territory. are
also guilty 81 fraud In shors ard heavy
weluhina " Ia probable that war.
rants will be lsaued.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
GIVE WARM SUPPORT
To WEAVER CANDIDACY

Oklahoma cry. Nov s-Enihns-
iastic Endorsement of tho candidacy
OF Claude Weaver for congress On the
democratic ticket was given las, night
In the ovcrholser shcAisr IA a rces-
img rally. one of the fluas no,ea ~
the FifrA distriet campsisn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
Boy MESSENGER STOLE
$4,000 FROM BANK

Helena. Mont. Nov 7---chariss
stevens an is-year-old rr<lsssn0sr
for tho Union Bank q Trust company.
confessed today. the authorities an
ncunced, that he AtoIs 10000 worth
OF securities from rsoIstsred pack
age whIcsr hc was conveying last
Wednesday from the post office 10 the
bank.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
THIEVES SURROUNDED.

Oklahoma City, Nov Thieves
who broke into the Oriental store
mere last night and stole 5000
worth Of goods have been sur
rounded in a house on the out
skirts OF the city. Police have
already recovered more than hah
OF the stolen goods. Three men
and two women are implicated.
One Of the women is said to be Of
uocd family.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
III 1T
!sk Y

Eugene Baosaean. csnada'a crack
mIddlewelgh' boxer. ls ont with a
challenge TO box Mike ODowd. Mike
Gibbons or anyone belonging 10 the
select circle Of miit wcIlders on the
American side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
STORE THIEVES, AUTO BAN
DTS AND lEGGS ARE
GRABBED ~ OFFICERS;
GUSHING ROBBEltS
CAPT. RED At
PAvNEE
THOUSANDS Of DOLLARS
IN LOOT RECOVERED
FENCE FOR STOLEN GOODS
AND AUTOMOBILES lN-
COVERED ~ OFFICERS
At OKLAHOMA CITY:
STORE ROBBERS
SURROUNDED
BULLETIN.

pawnee. Nov THE two men
who robbed the Cushing bank
yesterday and who escaped in
Ford car with nearly $f5,oco In
currency and some Liberty bonds
were captured near here late last
NIGHT and are being held for Off
Gers from Cushing. The money
was not recovered.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

The Princeton football -eam beirg
soft for the Tiger scrubs may be only
a training stunt after all. Scoring
easily on the varsity outfit makes
said outfit accustomed to being scored
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
KENTUCKY VOTES WET
tIsy A~sociafed Press

Louisville. KY. Nev 7-kenNcky
vcted wet by majority Of less than
1000. The semi official vote shows
republican majority in the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07
A NEW KING FOR
HUNGARY Is CERTAIN

BERN. Nov IA wireless message
received here from Vienna re- orta that
Archduke Of.o y about TO De pro-
claimed king OF Hungary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

New Orleans. La. Nov 7--Tonight.
cloudy: Saturday. rain. warmer In
southern Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-11-07

statutes OF Chic of tho vintage OF
1886. a sense OF fair play, and
strong conviction OF what the law
should be even though Il were not
80 written down In the books. he put
up his sign:
n III wm NJ " W NJ " VI n NJ VI xx (.
" Judge Roy Bean. VI
~ Justice Of the Peace "
~ Law West OF the pecos ~
N ~
Nyxw " N wxMwHxy ywx n
In addition 10 being Chief Msgisy
trats over everything West Of the
Pecon,' Judge Bean conducted =
thirst -quenching emporium typical Of
the day. TIE saloon was In the hall
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uo TO state BODY.

II am goln9 20 Uklshoma CITY to-
night and lay THIS confession before
the corporation commissioners.
don't knew what action they will or
can take, but I know they ara Eotug
70 get the information first handed" /"