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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Benefit for Annie Wright
Scholarship Fund

Mrs. Harry Egan and Mrs J. C.
Xagan are making plans for a fruit
m1e and tea on Thursday afternoon
e the home Of Mrs. Egan for the
ooncft Of the scholarship fund Of
Annie Wright seminary. Members OF
the seminary and their friends are
luvited and are requested to meet at
Fourth ave. and Pine st. at $50
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

N compliment 70 Mrs- Mcbride.
~ q Capt Charles Mcbride.
n. 3. NJ Who has recently come 10
- navy yard 70 reside. Mrx Charles
WIZARD ettmson win entertain at the
- hour on Thursday afternoon a,
~ hcmA. with calling hours from
= until : O'Clock Mrs Lansdon c.
Xnnry. AGrs- Archibald q. Downey.
Ina Iawrsncs Boyle and Mrs. John
Isagy BaIlineer have been asked 20
vnr1De The hostess In entertainment
- hsr guests-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Dinner at Gibbs Home

II. and Mr. Stephen b. Gibbs
Vugo hosts at . BEAUTIFULLY appointed
Gnnor q their homo on Saturday
/ &vonlng. a handsome basket Of Wild
! nul0aL pompon chrysanthemurns. AZ
noenn nasigolds and ccreopsis cen
1nrOd ~ board. which vas marked
IN p1aees for fourteen-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Ssspper for Bridal Party

Nino Marie Leghorn viii entertain
- members Of the Ccodfellov.
Unannes bridal party with supper a,
. ~ home on Sunday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Flannel Underskirts
S1.5O Up
Ladies' Aprons Si.SS

Bungalow Aprons and very
reasonable prices: some have
elastic at waist. There arc
plenty Of colors--light and dark
lin good patterns. Extra sizes
n. 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Fischer
and daughter. Miss Marie Fischer.
viii remove this week from their
summer home at Wing Point to the
Hotel Sorrento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11
Seattle Business and Professional
Emma Lazarus Auxiliary
Canadian Women's Club

The Canadian women's club meets
In Eastern Star club rooms. 1920 Ar
cade building. at 2 o'clock. Mrs
Henry LAndes will speak Hostesses
for tea following meeting are Mrs.
George Barton. Mrs. Elweli Barnes
and Mrs r.. J. Dunn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

and small son are In New York for n
few weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

Chapter @. r. Y. o. meets viii
Mira James II. Calvert 1902 iou
ave. ~. at 10 O'Clock. Bring lunch
and come prepared to sew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

Elsie Lincoln Benedict club meets
with Mrs. Ida McKcrcher. 4705 Sew.
enth ave. ~. f.. at o'clock. Mrs.
A Michael. Human Analysis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

Mr.. s.. r. Rathbun will speak on
migratory Birds About Seattle" at
the meeting OF Seattle Audubon So
ciety at 8 y. m. at tho Chamber OF
Commerce. The public Is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-11

The John Hay PIT. A. win meet
tomorrow at . o'clock Mt the school
house. A large attendance is dc.
sired.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-30

Nettieton Commercial College.
Sioux Falls, has fine new fire
proof building, elegant equipment,
modern courses, great teachers.
Moderate expenses. Write for
catalog. Adv.
/ will take more music pupils in
nv class. Instructions will be
given on all instruments except
the piano. every Friday and Mon
day promptly at s p. IN. in the
town hall. For further informa-
tion see j. A. Dvorak. :
Chas. Klufa and, family Of
Burke, s. D., spent u few days
here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Klufa formerly lived in Tyn-
dali and after farming near Burke
for sveral years retired and is now
in. the land business. This Office
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Frank Jetensky and his wife of
Verdigree, Neb., were visiting re-
latives here early in the week.
They also stopped at our Office
and bought one of the SOUVENIR
books containing a history of the
Bohemian people in this state.
Mrs. Jetensky, whose maiden
name was Mlady, is a niece of
grandma Welf. ~.
Why rent a farm when you can
buy good farms in the vicinity of
Burke in Gregory county for $35
to 500 per acrea At the present
Lirne there is more land for sale
than formerly by reason of older
farmers retiring to town and the
younger men leaving farms and
going into business. Write, or
call on Theo. j. Johnson or Chas
Klufa, Burke, S. d. Adv. O14p
Frank Bouska returned from bis
extended trip in Minnesota last
Thursday. Frank had been in a
hospital at Wilmer, MINI. for II
days due to blood poisoning sell
ting in his hand and spreading
into the arm from an ordinary cal
lous case similar to that of Aug.
Seiner. He knew nothing of the
death of his mother until he reach
ed home, there being no way Of 10
eating him while absent.
White rose gas for sale at pump
and by barrel. Tabor Garage.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-30

The funeral Of Mrs.. Catherine
Hsyl, one of the early settlers of
this place was held last Saturday
from the home and burial in the
Catholic cemetery in town. She
died last Thursday Of old age. The
deceased was born in Brezi, Ce.
choslovakia, in November, 1S45,
and csme to this country with her
parents April IA, 1859, and after
spending some time in Chicago
moved to this state in 1871. In
1873 she WAS married TO Joseph
Hejt who died two years ag6. and
lived on his homestead south of
town. About ten years ago they
retired and moved to town. She
is survived by three daughters and
three sons, who are: Mrs. Jos.
Carda, Mrs. John Vitek, and Mrs
F. j. Kortan (two daughters, Mrs
Frank Carda and Mrs. Vac. Hora-
eek died.) The sons are: Joseph,
Frank and Matt. She is also sur
vived by two brothers, Matt and
Vaclav Petrik, and one sister, Mrs
Kloucek.
Contributed: Last Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Bart j. Wagner near
Dante celebrated their silver we'd
ding in the midst of their relativs
and friends. As many Of those
present are musicians band was
organized which. contributed con-
siderably to the gayety of the, e.
vent. Those present were: Jos. G
Wagner and family of Colome; F.
F. Wagner; Wit Wagner and his
daughter, j. A. Wagner, Jos. V.
Wagner and their wives and Vac.
Horacek of Tabor; L. j. Wagner
aud Ray KappeI and their wiver
of Lesterville; F. A. Wagner,
Chas. j. Wagner and Jos. Fejfar
and their wives OF Utica, aud A.
10. Wagner and his wife and John
Horacek of I akeport. With con
gratulations to the hosts, The
guests spent a pleasant evening
and repaired to their homes.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-30

Blank books for sale at the In
dependent office.
Red Grown gas at 80 cts per
gallon NJ the Tabor Repair Shop.
L. G. Colgan Of Tyndall was a
visitor here last Thursday on busi
ness.
w. J. Blachnik his wife and
his mother, visited relatives here
Tuesday, evening.
Frank j. Kulis bought 80 acres
of land adjoining bis farm of old
gent John Janda for 5000 an acre.
We are now ready to'buy wheat
and rye. Bring yours to us. Ia
Dor Milling Go. EPhone 25 s 81
Let Petrik 8 Straka figure on
your lightning rods. The Dodd-
Struthers system. Adv.
Wedding pictures, up.to-date
poses a specially at the Tabor Stu
dio. See j. A. Dsorak for, APP
continent.
Why not do your Fall cleaning
with a Hoover Vacum Cleaner.
Two days free trial. Tle best Va
can1 cleaner on the market today.
"A. j. Velat. Adv
Mrs. Geo. McLeEand of Yer
million spent few days here last
week visiting with her brothers.
the Blachnik boys and her sister
Mrs. j. f. Horacek.
Quite number of people from
This place got up bright and early
Monday morning and drove to
Yankton:to see andthear Cox, de-.
lnocratic nonine for President,
speak.
]. MI Petrik snd Jos. L. Hrus-
ka left last SATURDAY for Cedar Ra-
ldas. Idwa, TO attend a convention
a. delegates, of the Catholic Work
80 ~ m D
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-30


Joseph Bejsovec bought Is fl.
lot of j. A. Wagner on the corner
across the street from The public
school and will erect a residence
there 24x24. This closes up the
ball diamond Tor good and next
year new grounds will have to be
located somewhere. We think
that south of the public school
would lie a fine place, provided of
course that the place could be
rented or bought of Mr.. Charvat.
An auction sale will be held on
the farm N. H. Stempher, II mile
south and Z miles west of Tabor,
Wednesday, Oct. 8, commencing
at l o'clock p. m. at which 5
horses, 6 head of cattle, farm ma
chinery and other rrticles will be
sold to the highest bidder. J. L.
Velat. owner; J. F. hostel, auc-
tioneer; Tabor State Bank, clerk.
ADV.
An auction sale will be held on
on the farm of Lewis Matuska, ]
~ mile southeast of Blaha and 4
miles east and ~ miles north Of
,Tyndah. Thursday, Oct.i Z, com
mencing at p. m., at which a
team Of horses, 2 good milk cows,
6 shoats, poultry, farm machinery
and many other articles will be
sold. Lewis Latuska, owner; j.
+. hostel auctioneer, Tabor State
Bank clerk. = p. Adv,
I: We announce to the public that
our mill is now running at full ca
,pacity. We have modern machin-
cry aud have Installed special
mill for rye -four. We will ex-
change the best wheat and rye
saour for your grain. Your patron
age solicited. Tabor Flour Mill
ing Co., Benes g Hrdina, props.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-30
Bowling areen Hlstory.

In 1882 Bowling Green (617 acres)
IN New York city was ordered fenced
in. 1t was leased at one peppercorn
year for II years to three citizens
for private bowling green, the lease
being renewed for second IL years
at 20 shillings per annum. m.--Automo
bile Blue Book. .-. ;
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-30

The columns of the Independent
are open.to all candidates for pub,
lie Offices at the coming election.
We are Independent in politics
and our space is for sale same as
merchandise at a store. Let the
voters know thru these columns
that you are running for office.
Our rates are 10c per line the first
time and SC every other time with
out change of the form.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-09-30

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
JURY TRIALS IN
DISTRICT COURT MONDAY
Canning Case Set For Monday
Charges Are Sensational.
Allego Car Thieves To
Be Tried

District court Ia IN aesslam oJay
hearing minor cisil taae~ Aest West
Jury caaee vii be trisd Jadxs
swank disqualified II on caao. haa
traded benclva With judas Oldlisli
Of oklahoma county, and viii ~ 70
Oklahoma city Monday fos lha wael
Judge Oldfield viii VII mere
The first criminal case oa 'Aa dock.
q 70 he tried ~ thu caunlnx eass.
Harry Canning IA charged with two
grave crimes, that Of rape aud lneaat
iiia victim Ia his lssyearAAa daa4h.
ter n = Gilbert the maj charged
with the Shelf ~ the IIlrxol ear. ain
be- tried Tuesday, aud A G Dixon.
charged with tho theft of the Lyman
Gray car VII also be- % fos trial
on that day On Wednesday, gus 70.
Wit, and II T. F1aunafY. MalA4ll
men. charged with hurxlarisInr no
Duehing n'ora at that place last
month, Will be up for trial.
Jary trials viii probably consume
eFo weeks or more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
HIGH CHURCHMAh WILL
TELL Or EFFICIENCY
Bishop Waldorf. Of Wichita, win
Deliver Address To Citizens
AT City Hall Tuesday
Evening

The Chamber of Commerce has ar
ranged tor a. oaen meeting Tuesday
Nevsmnes Al 4 O'clock 4 "a at thi
Clty Hal Az which time Rishop n
Z waldorf x wichita. Kansas Wi
deliver an address
Consrasy - she usual opinion q
mtaisaers, RAshop Waldorf ~ a train
"a business mar and efficiency ex
pert He is a toruotal aud attract v,
elatforn speaker and has vital mes
sage tor Guthrie citizens
Bashop walarof Is magnetic and
nloaaent speaker ~ho has made 4
sarefal study q modern business ann
Guthrie citizens generally. hus par
'scuiarly the business men. employes
snd professional men wlll profit N,
hearing his message EVERY ane n
ryigea and wsli - weleome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
JAPAN GOVERNMENT Will
FiGAr AklFn LAND aiLL

ToAle Nut When confirmation
haa been feeesved that shw peevsa IA
Calii.unsa hava voted n tsvar u tbr
.uupuaed lana iaw ia tfaE Xfafe lss
pan wlll lad9w pTvtaal IA WsAhlns
gun. polpslnx uas sho msaAueu epu
Niets wish iaeaneae tfAstv rights ae
eoralne Is she yDelu cha is. Al ~
dependents ognan. Nhich laafea EN-
usgn ogfleu nffhaat "a thls efgees
F'nymAl nuMaslatlanas lee nrwapa
per saYa wtli lullew ani Al Assse.
msas maae permanently mnsleg the
eanaa q sfuuhla
Tha Iglehl NlulmhnM rupagta Ehas
" ahsdehara. Japanese suhasxh dor
ii wawklu8toa and sAscres lrY IA afst~
'olbs hAvs reached aa sxreHsns ~
1hEvh JaAn wslI atop lmualsrsstan
- the tnliea At#aas fh ralafH for
~hlsh America wllt aesoTi JapansA~
naw in Ameelsa IRE Aana treatment
"a Nthrr Foreigners
Marquis Okama fsrmer pfwmler.
interviewed ~ tha Y#runt ems llAA
declares that 'anIy slAnaKhsl~aA peaa'a
haya talted n war het#aea iapaa
and Americas
~ Japan fighss with Arguments ~
unlsF aud twpartlallsy ha a nmag -
as SAYING America viii at masly :
Tie defeat IL Governor t'px ~ at
irlbuisd hy Marguls okarta ~ sba
lnnaue ~ Nations, which ~ declares
4evrn Democrats aisilAn" sla iaea
apt anticipate era Napuble leaa aimln
Iatraslon with FalAo the tsslgf, awsng
Ia eeuhouise difficulties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
CRESCENT CITY WILL
CELEBRATE c. 0.P. VICTORY


A number Of Crescent business mon
and interested csslrens have arranged
Tor monster celebratloa. Kind oi
Victory Jubilee. 10 celebrate ,h.
passing and winning. % the recent
campaign and election
The affair il o. be Aeid on sainr
day, November eih. saturday II lhis
week. and present plans call for oae
of sAs Algges, stnats ever quilted of.
In that city
A committee was sent 10 oklahoma
City 70 secure decorations. The pow.
der and ammunition TO make nolse
and lots of H. costumes which sbe
clowns will wear IN the parade. ban
ners and Inscriptions for the varions
floats. the flags. bunting. and otheF
patriotic material horns cowhalIa
whistles. and any other kinds cf
nolsemakers they could flnd. The
committee was given plenty of money
and told 70 g0 extreme lengths 10
get the necessary material
The Guthrie band has been secured
for the event. snd they will arrive
In Crescent 81 two o'clock SATURDAY
afternoon, and will make music al
the rest of the day and ali night. IL
necessary.
A free picture show has been az.
ranged FOR the benefit OF the large
crowd Of visitors who are expected 10
he the guests of the Crescent folks
on that day
The noise making win be going
on all afternoon and night <id the
hig feature viii b. the torchiight bro.
csssion and parade just at dusk A
mock funeral of the dears and baral
Of the League of Nations viii also ne
staged
At night biz free ball will be-
given. at the stobaagh.IIopkins Han.
70 which everyone IA Invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
HlRD|NC MILL GET
40l ELECTORAL VOTES
Cox Receives But i2T Ballots
In College. Two States Yet
In Doubt

New Yark. Nes s Virtually com
piese returns from sAe whole cosntrs
today showed senator Harding pr D
ably Mould have a. least tel voses i
the sieesorai collsee and Cox Ns re
outcome in New MrNico. ~itA shvcs
soses. VAS stAi Ia doubt
According to shese f,gurrs Hard
ms carried lhe following states
Arizona. 5. California. lA. t0lo
redo, 4, CoAnetiost Z. Delaware. 81
ldaho. q. Illinois. 2s Indiana iA.
iowa. is: Kansas 10. Maine 8 Wary
land. s Mlssnrl rs Montana. 4.
Nevada ); Massachusetts a.. Mics.
lgaa u.s. Minnesota ia Nebraska.
" New Hampshire q New Jersey
>. ohio. ~ oklahoma. los orvsna,
Pennsylvania. "A Rhode IAlassd, 81
Soash Dakota. s. Tennessee, ~.
an. =: Vermont, 4; Washington. Vi
wes; Virginia = Wisconsin. iss
Vsomiae. s. total ef soi
Cox has carried AlAeama. ~, A.
kansas u Florida, &: Georgia ~:
keaiackx ~. Louisiana, 10. Mlssss
slpA. To- North Carolina. III: south
Carolina. 2 Texas. 2e. and vlrklnia.
u, q total of iss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
MORE n[Pn|sALs IN
UNHAPPY IRELAND
Officer n Shot From Motor
cycle In TipperMy Print
ing Office Destroyed
by Fire

EMaNh touugy rlppemeYs lrpl snd.
Nos lieutenant Hamilton waa aha,
dead while matnrvYellug nrar hprv
last eFonlng 1,wn meA who swfe a.
rvrted GA susulrlan ii havlus kslls4s
him. attempted 60 eaeava and weFs
shot dead
lsepFisala followed tha ogliesrr
DEATH. licensed prrmlws aud >
prinilme office wrre destroyed Ns tlra
ana a creamery was blown an wHh
hnnlha and thn machinery anas&pd
The Inhabitants of tuaeh floa i1so
The surrounding enungry lha noise
Of flfing aud explosions wpfe hsag.f
throughout tho nlaht
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
Woman, Mother
OF Three, Elected
High Sheriff

RNsssmwvr. ssleh Nev . ~gs.
taee leh~ssr, ss yssfs ed, wasnse
~ shfev shllafen and ts.sflF else
~ aoseemwar easesY sadsx euss
llrsa shs plassersv ~ ~nish she ssal
o. lnss efflse nest lsaiasY
n san isrd bad mas sr nss
woman myself II nsess@avr ans
said, shut a. wstssr ~ n-esap'lse
| Niii snnelHf nay NahNad - aasy
ths ,ussr>a ala hsss~esn sesf. nlns fsf
ard caring fas prisoners ! wlls taek
Aftsr ny children sssc 9ifls and a
bey~-ans sAs domestic iuslsu IL sNs
eeansy isll.~
Mrs JeAnsan asdsa tNss shenii
a Heeeme necessary fae her sa Ae~
rsss q bsa gnas Sas ~ill Aeow = me
enc has beer after hgm
The sherlffeIsss oslnsd hsr e.
psvlsNen sfnm her huahsma. wfn
has been sheriff Ter thp past a.
years. ard wNenA she msFfieH Fsrsy
years ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
st. Louis Girl
Found With Her
Throct Cut

81. loaix Nas. S--Niss Edna Tl.
tls, - years els. ~as fouac rsssssr
tousls rn0neeeea in slusap o.
~eeos N . vacant let - the nortA.
srr seesson 81 tire eiv tecas. Miss
Eiiis Vas ssenesrsrhe- ssa ~ss
eensscersd pretty fser tnrost hed
eeen siasheo ard a sneken rAxar
~ss fcond nearby. she Nsa eeen
erirssrsis assaulted before sAs
was Killed. Il Was sails ~ ehssi-
clans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
IMPElCH|NG POWER
: IN HANDS OF c. 0. ?.
LOWER Hot ~ 0F l.E1t>l A.
uM WILL m con
TRtHI.En IN RFrt RiI-
/ CANS. DEMOCRATS
HAVE MAJORITY
IN SENATE

cNianerra CITY. Nes. S--With 4' u
ire n cs1nsiss reporssns eer,psese o.
EnsstaxaEx y. e. Ecnoix nss a leae
~ k.ess ever r. &. fsueses tor oorpor.
s<ser cc~~issssmer. TNe regwslnirg
cou-tsea hc~eser hAse resurwec
ssrenp R<puelsesn rssJerissss in the
serassrsss ara presidential races arc
II q ecrslc<rsalts expected hs Hepvs
isc1s hexcraarters tAss tsuahes will
be retarnee a ~sresr ~ not lesx thsr
a.0oo s-a5srlss ~Aer the fsnai RETURNS
are sr trSsw al precincts
Latest returns gives FsarreAo a isse
e. asooa snc presls<ns EJECT s4ars
~ s%%ss fAas sss7E-s tire state ry 1u40zuN
The ie~sr horse q the legislator
~nEs be safety Repuelican; tire serst'
~sli se eacss. h1s majority Il con.
esessr by the Repuhascsrs TO me
pe~s<rsss
TA< gvases2rs race ss stsi in douss
snc 10 rasss ~sth soSas cneAhsls e
IRE so4nsies ssssns cS.rspsete sote
Rxs4bgicsr headquarters claim eier
slcr a sss Rep.bssesn cznassatss fss
the nsah eosst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
TROOPS StiiI. rt Ann
VIRGINIA MINI PROPERTY

Williamson W va Noy \ rhs
body " soldiers wha have hasn on
duty IN Mlncu cuuusy cual frlds sugs
the strike " ninern, called tffpe
monshn ago hnA been Withdrawn
rwensyflfe troops ~ tha Mens sgn
giniA conatAhulary arrived here TODAY
70 take The place ~ tha soldiers,
An additional detachment es9aessd
within Ee~ days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05

fest WAS where Initiation vas dis
eoaraged ,selfrespect lfampIed upon.
n capital. out Of the beet 81 IN.
pulses. establishes wGfare ofganls
alton and shen, out a. sheer careless.
ness. makes Jobs unDearablc, II ntal.
tifles Itself Industry mat 20
through with the shoIe task u pre-.
venting differences A. well ~ iron.
ing them oul when they occur. We
believe that this win concern Il mofs
in the next few years than sheer pro.
due,iou.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05

NJ. Waiting Williams. who hsii
hlgh office in steel company Ia
Cleveland. Ohio. changed his name,
adopted rough apparel and went forth
sob-ksnting 70 get, II be could. new
oail0sk On Industry. He discOvsrsI
wh4. be thoaght WAS the point "
view a tae vsgeearner. one of me
shinga BE- went after. Bat he nncov-
erec ss well nnmber ~ flaws if In.
dnsiry wAieh beiied ~ high claims
10 perfection IN Organization.
One thing BE- learned. for exxmD
wzs thzt certain manufacturing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
'\0>-PtRTISA< POLITICAL
POLICY FATAI."--s0MpERS

MashinwtcrA NOV sSa vel
Gomp@rs. president ~ the Afaes can
Federation ~ Labor. declared today
In hax first statement regarding Taes-
say's election that the ran partssan
pallsseAl policy of the federation had
Aeen mere coEmpletely iHstiosed shan
erer and the fasillty az separate party
actAou more conwncdnsiy demon
wrzge&
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-05
RErUBLaCANs @IlL
CONTROL TIE -ousE

Returns OF conteSis for the hoase
a. Representative SA0w svemav-sEa
leg.sl4xlre district osnR!ese anf
twsnsg hGne naking no resaens a alI.
RegsbaicAHs lezdsng ~ Ehirtuthaee
districts sna Democrats vi gweH's
as1e. C0aaiies nos reporting that arr
erpeesec to elect Republicans are f@.
madam. Cherokee. Creex. 1eia~are
No~~fA. Oktnsxee. Pushnstaha. SER
s1oae. Garfield and Lincs's coun
ties rot repo-sing thas are expected i1
eaexS Democrats are Atoks. ChoCtaH
Greer. Hsrron. Lore Meiartair,
Murray. TaInsn and Maskcwee craif
county wAs reported al sf-selsils 70
haws &aexfea @ ". Hsll. Democrat
zoasnee. BY plurality 81 ore yoss
anh0sgh TIE reporr was nor conf rrn.
ed
EH Moore ot Dkrnalg~s. Democrat
ia the TlASrty Second dEss ricS. whose
nane wzs placed 60 TIE state sena
torisl emaEct two w@eks aeo in place
o< that q 8 L. yoknsoa. apparently
wxs seseasAd hY G. r. Homer. Re9ub.
Lean who held lead x fe~er iha1
1.N3s3 wke3 conpsese bnt unofficial
rstarns from 0srzzzlgee santy wers
-~cesr@a Earlier resnras had gsven
Moore lead
Seats fn the senate wrach wtIl ~
gsinet by Denocrsss fren Reruhli-
cars yroSsoly are Second fisfrics. G
7. L@ady of Arnesf. refasns con
gssss: ThEreenfh dsssriex. Charles r
Wells w Enaunee. fnrorDpieses )
Tr@ntyeixsth district y M Frye
os Szils2r. rosn.aese: Thsraseth 6ls
srscs. n. b Durzns of Assai. com
psese; TAgr4yfourrh ciwvNS. = Cor
belt ror-~s os Pzvhzsks incosr
psefs Rsports frDrn she ssseuteenth
1issrscs eazsn fke seat s3v Nfl.lam
Chsnnei os Lawton. Rcpahiscsn. cver
J. J. 1ohnsoa q Walters. Democrat
Tomessss figures from every c0vnsy
exeess Cczanehe gfre gohnsom sesd
q rors than z,ess. ina.rrting bis
esec<so.. s~<
Wsrss prebstiy - Senator.
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WILKINSON ~ WINNER
N MINERS HI.IIItls>Dt "

Maahoger Nos Joan wlldsau
of Thnrhsf. Tex president ~ he
United Mine workers ~ 0klAho IA.
Arkansas and Texas. Ia running 80
far ahnad ot Bis opponents In sha ~
cent primary election ~ HAT on sn..
zaiion that u j. toaaihie ~ viii ~
elected on the fisas taiiat
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plants which gave bonuses 10 ssln-
uiate w0rxmen were careless enough
70 Iet those bonuses penaiize the IN
come " other w0rkmen. in other
cases. Observation-Disclosures proprietors
infrodpced welfare schemes. but BY
their own rules made the schemes in-
operative. For instance. Mr.. Williams
vas warned ~ company doctor
against particularly heavy work. yet
the foreman. who counted more than
he doctor, put him on heavy work az
once Many bosses felt ~ beneafi
their dignity 10 instruct nsx men In