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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
CIDER WITH KICK ANO JAKE
THAT ST|NGs, GRABBED.


A ten gallon ksR ~ Jake slll
hfins 20 the dealer act profit ~
so0
The hoosleksef flnds ready mafkel
ieg The nef, fluld Al sEs rate 81 o.
81 ounce
A. therr are taso ounces In a ton
Falion kcg. aud lhe staff costs The
seller o. gallon It can readil, be-
sevn that the profit 4 efcat
lust lhlnA oi q. si.eoe pfofll on an
$50 purchase, isnt that laillng The
food and the SUGAR proilleer Va the
shadow as mere plksfef
nul there u Que ten gallon kre
ihai ~ent net tho prnfn anlislraasa
ON the contrary Il wlll Cause much
ef'ef and maybe cansc long term
IN jail. county o. fsdcral. possibly
both FOR shs men who hal a wh.n
the Officers made the raid.
saturday uishl. shorty after dark
sh'n The Jake" boozera were filing
ig aud oui of. the restaurant II 5is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
Ysial or REps ws.o
ANRlEc Boses efolNs

Monrfssno. Nash. Jan xf-Wah he
~zse II q nileed inlns'rlai Workers
q to wori1 esarrea STA uarser ia
conneritoa wfth the shpctinr 20 ieata
~ sosr forrscr Soiaiers - Centraiia.
Mssh. lasi Nereml3r 4Brinx an
-Arnlsficr DAY peraas - for trial
hsrt tc6ay. anncanctmeuf sas mace
shsf ! shl-s agpFcAsior fo- a chanss
% venne wosid - made 3, hsAaif q
fhf asfendarss
Afrearits rh4t seaiimes' in Sray's
Hsrlxr co4-tr sxssnss ~ eefer1-
arts wcxi1 aesrfrs sheu 81 fair
trs.i wtr- serves upcn ~ n Abe. 81
comnss, tor shs proseruiioa
Ten 81 the dsferdsrts arc speclfi-
cai,y cAarrrs uifh fhf murder e.
I-seut Wares o crmm Elmer
SAITH. q. ssiorrel of Csrfrsiiz tie
eltve1iA msn. = eAa-Eee ~itA beng
a. scoessorY before the fsci = thar
~ u rEiege6 20 have pro- ureS aid
e sssissed. coanssiiet iuc.tcd- ro1-
rnanss1 and sbsftscT ne others n TIE
A44t4tA sAIrHsaAA-
<orusr seFrioe Des-
TIE ctherr are
Br1ra szith- o O Rand y Fauik-
rer. Rxy Bsxker. James Ncinerney.
Lea Rohsrzs. c n Bsirsst Nise Saee-
hsn. John Isnsh snz Berr Bland Joan
D~s narfs snt Oie HAnss-.. aiso are
nznes in "a fnformstsou sus they
have Got seen xBprehenced
wortsss,o a u abr iosu q kl,oai
..see popslstic-. vas sslecte1 for he
,r1si xb.n tttor1eys sor Ire defend
ants nsSe eisin.s tksf . 'si- irssi Sss
B-nposssis In Le.ls euuntg In whicA
the s11.osinE cccare1 j = tse
ooursy ssas q Crays Haraor oouniy.
z-d ssosf !. ziies f-C1 - csy of
AAsr3ssn
Bssio-ss . rtgnlsr Fenire of -.
x,<ei.i vs1ire q 1ee. al from Crsy's
Hxrbor county. has ben enpznelie1.
u IA hee1 estis1ztso ths. the trisi
vii conssre a. usch - ier veess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
FORMER COUNTY SUP[R|M-
TENO[NT TELLS OIL STORY
Booming Village on Banlu Of Red
River Has Many Thrills For
the Tenderfooi Money
Plentiful

= rove Guthrie it 8 iasi she flnasi
piace 70 1--we IA have ever found
ba' q seems very quiet and dun now
compared 10 the wiid and wooly cour
tfy ! now live in ssld Mrs.. y W
Grerofy, Formerly Miss Marshrel
Doollttle today
Mrs Gregory Is living 10 the oll
t,sn Of Dussi Situated on me ot
is bona side of the Red River Mr.
Gregory is sn the banking and uil
business aud is faki becoming . ual-
ienaire. according 70 reports from that
ssrt q the country Mrs. Gregory
however h TOO modest 70 affirm that
report
~Why they shoe, up the town Jas,
I ke they dld in Guthrie IN the Sarls
csys here she said today There
. aiways excitement and like T. =
MFs Gregors is visiting her slater
Nsss Nstiie and her many Guthrie
sends. she ~ill be here f0r several
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
Prisoners Break jail
at Oklahoma City:
Saw Iron Bars

osiahous cay. lar. -. s.--fhfss
prisoners. one held 81 federal
charge. escaped 'rem tire eeunsy
jan here sometlme auFtna lsst
night through hassmsa, w.n
do~. the Iron bars % which Mad
been sawed
tmret Hol~ay. ~as she fsa
stsl prisoner. held ea . shsrss
% sountsFfeltlao. the other t~e,
rrarh Ellsworth ard A A. aus.
WE'LL were arrested hers . fs~
DAYS suo ~ q Fpued 20 - alleged
automobile thlssss TIE pel,ss
Who d'seovsrsa the escape tn,s
morning. believe the ~lrsss bsrs
~sss Sawed from the ousslds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
CENSUS MAY MEAN
INCREASED PAY IN COUNTY
II Population Of Logan ls Increas.
ed To 10000. All County
Officials viii Benefit For
Next ic Years

kysfY toaniy ufliee holder ID To-
eta eouniy and sl,e ambitions Ones
uio have an eye on ihe coant, offlos
10 the fafure ahould make Il . paint
a. soe that every nose il Logan ooun.
q s Included Ia ihs g4eseat censns
fhls rpnng win aotrfa salarlus paid
saanif oliiesfs Tor ths heat lsn years.
u lhe census shows lAgan cuauiy
hss pprulaiion of tnV'0 d mean.
ihai the cnaniy olIie,fa Tor the nsAi
tsn wears wlil dfa~ eFealef salaries
tasA 81 presrni The present selsr,
8 b tale q baacd on population of
f1ilr over 81 ooq
And thfrs IA NO E&a reason Why
- an eoangy tbcald iaH 10 shnw an
i7c vase sufficisni 90 make ihir poo
-lhle
Therefore e hehooyss an 10 w,l nui
aad heiu fnd ihn DELINQUENT unes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
\Oisuu TEACHERS WILL
~ GIVEN WAGE init

salary increases Tor an teachers N
state normal schools ia Oklahoma
effective ncsg September xill be- rly
rn. u u expected. a. . meeting of the
state board Of education - fof Feb
~. The maximum increase given AZ
that time pfo'ably Will ne, he laFs.
~ than 70 pr cent. it y raid Ap-
proainaiely 200 teachers vii benefi,
b. the increase.
Toe board meeting Saturday 81
creased salaries OF al isniiofs in
state normal schools 10 fioe a month
effective neat month. The present
rate for janiiors u 90 70 $50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
WHAT rfCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

--Copsnhasen Polish q NET s'fr'
~ q mobilization order seeonflnx 70
Wsrsaw dispatches Ths aelion ~ss
tsken because of the Iioi hayik sd
vance a ~aa said
Chicago flr u A Garfield. q
masaslna article. declares the Fun
promise iaaf ended tha eoal strike
BE- "anaoand ~ principal and msn
ace % oar iuatltafions
Berlin uerman, bessa svacas.
tion ef Upper slleala SATURDAY In 90
rDfdanse uiih peace tfestf
lloaton tloseFnnf Coolidge de-
siarr,l hs sas not and pesaf had been
candidate for president end that he
~oula not euntssi for the Naasaehas'
etis ael~salion % ,hs Fspuhllean eoa.
sunilan
chlia. East siberia ~coionsi
nloaat and several ether snslnssfs.
several msmbsfs ~ ths Anefisan Red
Cross and lhs entire Polish army
captured ~ the bolsAsslkL
Johannassbafa. soath Airies~-
what PROMISES 10 he the Ntealsat
diamond fieid 10 the sorld = asoas ~
- opened AZ Tlarlns. aeasft als-
triet IA iiethanslsnd.
Wlchiis faiis. Tek Situation r.
ported quiet IA Red River v.'isy.
shefe 81 Tesas Rangers snf party u
Oklahoma dspatles are facing each
athsF along salasbls al lads claimed
~ both states
Washington thousand acres
of re-elalmsd land IN Wyoming and
NshfAsaa 70 be opened 90 homestead
enffY esrly "a March.
-Ssw fofk Adoption ~ Ledge
reservations would heeessitais rsaah.
nisslon q the treaty 70 Germany.
e.eorrs W Nteksfshsla. turner ualt-
"a states attorney general declared.
saskoess Western Association
sf bsseobsll clubs revived. The ssa-
tsflye plan provides for ~ club elf
cult . g Letehsr of Tulsa. sieetsd
president of tbs organization; y 4
iiflaxssater. Musho4es. sies. .prs<i-
dent. and Charles Brill. rofs smith.
secretary.
London Rel cavalry reported 10
have entered Persia and India.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
Assassin Fooled.
In Attempt to
Kill Er.berger

eerisr. san. ae--Hsth'ss ara
esrxsr minister 81 ssnanes, ~as
~eureed ~ shos tired Al him
a. he was leaving the criminal
courts esilaine today. oniy ere
sAes struck the rtinlster. ~he WAS
sllchfiy wounded in ths snou,csr
Nts Assal3rf vas arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
CAS- CONSUMERS TO B[
GIVEN REBATES SOON
But No Relief Promised Prom
Present Price Of go Cents
Per 1000 Feet Dlnwiddlc
Busy

There ls no relief Ia aisht fof Guth
~ gas uFsrs Ia NO far a. the prlcr
her ihoasana feet y concerned <aid
County Attorney Albert innwlddle to.
"a, hut there is fsilsf c0mlng
~iih reference 10 tho refund for poof
service during resent cold spells" he
added.
Mr. Dlnviddie appeared befura the
corporation commission At Oklahoma
'iiy Saturday and had a hearing lir
vas told that tho rate ~ "a cents
must stick. "on account ~ tne hlKh
exits ~ operation" bui that fhs local
eas f0mpany would b. cited ia an
offer issaedioday BY The commission
20 pay back 10 the consumer rebate
Or non performance of service
The charge fpf ras il based on lhe
pfcrs1r" gauge and nof on mstei
reading h. was informed bs the
commission. This pressure - divided
iE sections The main nnr sesflon
81 'he Dulhfe Distributing inr has :
fffaisf pressure than tho smaller 40
subsidiary lines. Al 0f shrse MAJ
tefa ~iii be iakon 40 ana she lo.al
company given orders 10 begin 4
shfck-ap and refund 10 patrons. &C..
etfdinK 70 Dlnwiddle
Noile" ~ paymnni ~ rebate 10 tbe
customers wliibe rivrn - he aaa
company. according 10 The esmnla
s"'n'a fuiins rhr cheek up ali be-
Ain immediately after ihs order made
today IL signed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

isr Of one fourth mill The fbssi
funds available for such Purposes are
determined and then aiK'rfbuflon is
mad gon per capita basis In the
fiscal year 1919 eaea school district
feeeisea state school moaey amount
ips 20 tzzs for each child u school
ags. OF this amount I'LL represent
ed school land funds and 50 cents
sfzis miilsse tar money
There ls great discrepancy be-
tween the total nsmfsr Of Children
~ school age in 0xisboma and tbs
numbeF xbo are actually enrolled Ifl
tbs schools 10 spite u stringent
compulsory e1us<fEon lsvs, - .ge5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
b f,wtrTt u.unN VIM VIII.
NJ llitInsNlTtD To
NIGHT. mn tsMI.tt.k
tlltSIO< utfr w.
pNltlD ~ rntnIr
nv ~
KILLED TWO AMO
ROBBED MANY BANKS


Oaalnlnm NJ ~. ian - tlofdna
favsntl IlsmhY. ~he sill teisF capt
ain his eflass 10 sha death chair. ~as
sfrestsd IA faeama. Wash. last isns
y ief ths same ~ = u Allsn.* an
~ kllllaN maa lhsrp IA swvelvef
fnht We eas Nisr tiunfIfied - sue
~ ihe twu robbers. she, un nwesmhng
"a. fHiN. held ae the Nlast nfeaklya
y. tlnaa hank. and after kllllus I've
"a - emplaYes escaped In an saig.
rohle wilh tl4oa0
fxlfadlspd - Nnw fnrk aua tried
fsF ihis erlur. liamey sleod rss-sied
~ sslF.ssafesssa aaftldpaes 10
me robhess ~ thirteen baaks and
tvs kiIllvKs IIs stssaflssly refused
2, tsli 1nshins ahpul his family Ne
ssld h, preferred 20 h. knoea a. al
iAa AND that he waH horn IN twsi
" Alberta. Canada lie declared his
eafenta ~sfe dead aud that he had
t~n hfoihsfs whom he had not sssn
30 five years We said Ne wss .
csllvgs graduate snd hal specialized
In psYehelcky
Alter ifsmbY's renvietlun here. his
ai,afnsf s4alnsl the prisoners wi@h-
-. appsslsd his eaes ffw shlsir~d
shs sprofaluseul % = eommlsslan 70
ds'srmlne lhe hsnflts sanity b~t tn
hisheF eoaft affirmed me verdict snf
~ was also found 70 he ~Aasmal
lle freely admitted ~. efiu,S~ sns
I'D n va ~sutea r. chl-sso ssn
fconilausa o. rs~~ : Cat 4,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
Annual School Census Show Marked Increase Campaign Reduce Acs

TIE znsgzi school censas taken
bexInnlng Jan Is. II esyected 10 sbo1
bx Increase n The asnber o. ehiid-
RS n Oklsbomz ~ schesoi sge. state
Enrsrsntensenf X n xtissn has sens
siznks 20 the eosnig ssDsnstenasnfs
- - placed n fse kxn1s % school
,is<ria eierss fhrssgAost the state
$40 slii take ske rsnsus II ezeA dfE
fr1cf
Tie sEbop1 ennrDerzfiDn n Oslzso-
ma texinninx fFcn 1910 - 1918 In
tlsssre shows fss fsliosssr nsmb<s
u eAliersz q s<hcoi sse-frozn G 70
q Eezrs
1913 -. --.--~,- s-,-s*.+ @f5tst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
pooTLEcsEss cET m
SIDE T<is ILlfct- srtlL

Msskpres. Jan .s-Pre-e.6fnx 70
- h-ooxspEssr& Feeer2i Eafcrc neni
O<rirers Fessers ass Barns isi< trzp
whsrA nszse6 tso rsfsooers te@ RAJ
sors u xhsskg and a zoo1sbire ffiii
here Tfsrx1zF Carer waite az
gch1 Mcsszn are sesnr ksit As fse
ss6erzs a. % charges q 5.ossezsioE
q liQsor. TIE esiu vas In opsrsfioa
sess sAxn t.o r-Hes frpw NuEkasss
asrlrer. eer.AEe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

All lioixrians are requested 20
ns out the qaestionnalfe~ and return
tiism 10 The secretary not later Than
Tuesday evening II j. necessary that
the papers be IN the hands os the
secretary 81 that time Tor use In We'd
resdsys meeting. y X Burton. pres
dent.
-nepubilcans of the city all hold
crnc1sez Friday evening At To Tor
the psriDse q electinx delegates 70
the coaniy convention that stii be
feid in the distriet court room Of fhn
cnnrt h0use on the afternoon q Fab
s All precincts n The county and
city wlf aiso select precinct COM
a. that time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

children Of school age DID not slisnd
the public schools IN the fiscal ys4r
1919. OF oonrss some OF those usre
doubtless IN universities and colleges
bat the yr~stest number we're pfobs-
bly, attending no school shsiesef.
Total enrolment IN public schools for
that year sas ssi,7si compared ~ish
the total school enumeration If co.
7ss
Most pupils somplste their public
school education with the grades the
figures complied By Superintendent
wIisoa show Total enrolment IN
the first eight grades during 1919, In
eInding white and negro ehiidrsn. nss
szs,s&<. while the total hish school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
-FOUR FORMER SOLDIERS
KILLED BY EXPLOSIVES
TRlu. ~ Mn tIl tWs.tn
WGIu rllI CRIME Nili
re- llfiD ~ a Ngtlt
TOWN. ~ ram TRIAL
NAY RE nan
RuILHTIN

Tacoma. WASH Jan e6 On the
eve of the trial ~ the Industrial
Workers Of The World az Monte
sAnc. for murder IN connection
with bomb hurlng on Armistice
Day. bomb w-s hurled into the
back dco- a. material witness in
the trizl TODAY The fuse wss ex
singuiShed and no damage result
ed Examination Of the bomb was
made II would easily wreck 4
large building II exploded. said a
chemist xho examined il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
IltiI>AIt\ MI nm. IItAsks
TORN ~ N Nltit n

Pine Blvff. hes, Jan 2e--r~o train.
men were seriously hurt ard psssen.
ger traffic delayed several hours. due
10 81 Louis a sovth~sstasn freight
wreck between Hlson and singslsnf.
Arr. today. according 10 reports re.
celved here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
FocH WILL 81 nAsrga
AT UNWILLING OF MONUMENT

Paris. Jan. - Marshal foch isft
Paris today ipr CAGE Blanc Nes, wsst
~ Csllas. on the channel coast. whofe
he viii unveil monument q ihe
memory % victims u German sub
marines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

TIE zeaool popBlztIDz u Oklahoma
Increased Iss-ze4 dsriux the ten pear
persot 70 January. 1918 o. an average
of n,Drt is.ege psr year
re school snnmessfor Il made TIE
basis for 6isiriDsfson Of ~ ceninon-
scboo, fasds and tie state sdssiorsm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

pistsbvre. Nsns- Jan. 2t.--Fovr
hundred ksnsss miners struck this
rnernlnp because of tlss passage of
tire industrial eeDrf bill. a mine
of tire Western Coal a Mining com.
pssy ss Franklin. and mine e
tse Near Coal company st Dvnkiss.
we're IDLE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

enrolment wss only ss.s1s
The average city iesehsf IN the
grades resolves lsss pay tAan the ss-
efnxe bod -esFrlef. bfiekisyer or the
blseksmitb. Figures complied By State
fnpsfinfendsnt n n wiIson show
The aFeraee monthly salary paid
these teachers i fiet5f
Campaign 70 reduce Accidents
A eampsiKn Of edacaflon 10 reduce
the humber of accidents In industry
i 4elns conducted BY the state labor
department of 1hleh state labor Com :
missioner G y connslly Il the head.
The old method of ordering owners
fConfinued on Page 2. Col. IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
LABOR coNoagss coNoGmns
uolshGvleM ~ COUNTRY

Paris. Jan. ess-Tho GcAndlnnvian
labor congress has adopted . resoin-
ton condennIng bolshevizm. uhich
was introduced BY Major Hjalmas
Drsntings. the socialist leader. &C.
eoSdins 70 copenhassn ehpsteh Z
the Echo Dc Psria
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
TEACHERS our JOBS

q Ioais. Jan zi- W newspaper I'd.
veFtiseinenss to-day 81 Louis public
school teachers Nsraes that uniss
theg bsaibsd salary ifcreases mAnv
zou'f leave the prufessfos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
Lfhpths 90 hvssiAs sct.fr
DesHRr MOSCOW wsfr
PLAGUE cOuge

h'oekholm. Jsn. - Msmbefa of
ne soviet government have ieft Mos
coz after a renewed onibfeak n fhs
plague and have gone 70 ihe city ~
Tor on lhs upper volga. according
20 adFices received here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

Fo-r lrsretre1 1sr.sfE so for = -
30 e. EueBoa a. Kznsss CITY last
-.E sn< ore Poisn< Cana eosf
krsgr.t 81 ~ Even fbe Esessrs
cx-t - shs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26
cse sso~s TO &c

rss<-uas Nick. Jz1 1t-The ho1f
- a. u-l1euflfi-d msa wss recovered
@xrsy to6zF frsz Ne rulzs - ths
Es1ffnzr HsteL 1esToys6 ~ frt.
vk<A brpke osf s1orziy after nsic-
zr1< z-1 oonflznee 1szii 1zFkresk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-26

Dc fs< e.--e~z.cr ~its yess
~ -. setes.>~s y,sr 1k~s - -
~ - 80 ~ ~slf srly ss<< .
s>~s,. sss sss oil - s<i>lss
ss< <i-y %. lsss - Dc = cs~-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
Allen-SteNens.
HILLS NODDED BY GLACIERS
Peculiar Formation Of "prumIns"
Makes Them Appear as Though
intel|igently Designed.

Between Syracuse and Rochester. y.
T.. lies a country Of HRS. known as
drumllns which is o. Of the most
beautiful bits of scenery in the eastern
United States. The term druulin is
an Irish one, and is applied to low.
rolling hills Of glacial origin which ov-
iSt In that country, and also in parts
of New York and New England. This
section between Syracuse and Rnches-
ter il the very heart Of the American
drumlns.
Most American mountains and hills
were formed by violent Disturbances
If the earth's surface, aud their rude
origin is reflected in their ruggedncss.
But the drumlins were built by the
great ice sheet which once covered all
Of North America. The materials of
which they are made were pushed to-
g"ther slowly by the crawling glaciers.
nodded and tampcd and smoothed 10y
the great ice fingers as child makes
mud pies.
The drumlius look rs though they
had been designed by some great intel
ligenCe with IA sense of beauty, for
they rise in smooth. gentle curves.
They are remarkably uniform in
height, usually Il little less than 900
feet, and 50 smooth and lenicnt are
their slopes that many of them arc cul-
tisnted To their SUBMITS. Some Of
them are as round rs half an apple,
and others are long weIts or rolls.
Scattered among the hills are
number OF small lakes and ponds. clear
and pretty. and there Is good fishing
In many of them. The drumllns are a
fnvortc playground of the people in
Syracuse, Rochester and other nearby
towns, but they are little known be-
yond the counties in which they lie.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
MILTON CAPTURES
TACOMA AUTO RACE

T.coma, Wash. July :. Tommy
Milton, rcoling off 90 miles in 2:23:2S
won the ninth annual speedway auto
mobile race Monday afternoon Tie
averaged uiuetiye miles an hour. The
IA test time yet made on the local
track in race Of more than 100 miles.
He won the $1,000 first prizN
Milford was second and the Jthrr
drivers flushed in the following or
der: lIoarn, Klein, Sarl"s, Murphy.
CASTOR. Chevrolet and O'nolnaIl
Chevrolet, winner of the lndllnap-
oils lace Memorial day, had motor
Trouble. Ralph De Palma VAS the
yi,tiL of bad luck all day His
Frtucl ear was unable to start the
race aud he started in the American.
car o. Eddie Miller, but wds forced
to quit on account of engine trouble
DmauI Thomas and Boyer nr.n also
forced out \ crowd c5tjmgtcd at
10000 saw the race.
Chicago, Ill. July 7--Chapgos in
the rules suggested by the Joint com
mittrcs of the United States Golf
and the st. Andrews club
will have to be ratified by those or
carnations before going into cnett.
Robert \ Gardner, a member Of
the L. : G. a. committee. who return
ed from England last week, explained
a few Of the salient points yesterday
The proposed stymic rule by which
the player nearer the hole is permit.
ted to putt first ii he desires. will not
apply 10 Great Britain Members "
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
UTICA

Mrg Leo Bray and Miss Julia Bray
waited friends in Peru yesterday
Mr. Cora NcAllGter was shopping
in La Sale yesterday
Harry Wheeler from Spring Valley
is whiting his brother Ray Wheeler
and family
Ray Smith aud Miss Anna Burke
from Chicago spent over the Fourth
with Miss Norma Sargent
Miss Helen Reynolds Is visiting her
aunt, at Hudson, III,
Mrs. George Cook from Frooport is
visiting at the home of james Todd.
Hiss wife and two children have been
here for a couple Of weeks.
Mrs Pat Conarty and daughter left
today for Il visit with relatives in
Blackstone.
Mrs Jno Gilchrist Is visiting
friends in ottawa yesterday
Dayton Merrick came down from
Freeport 10 spend the Fourth with
his family.
Philip Hutchinson was down from
Joliet and spent over the Fourth
Miss Mabel Hickey was shopping
in La Sale yesterday.
Walter Preuss OF Chicago spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs A. c. Preuss.
Miss May Dorm of Ohio is the guest
OF Miss Ruth Baman.
Miss Esther Foster of Ottawa was
the guest of tica friends yesterday.
Miss Frances Condor underwent an
operation for appendicitis yesterday
In st Mary's hospital, La Sale She
IL as well as can he expected
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoppe and Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Henry Of La Sale spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter.
son.
Mrs Burgess and daughter Emma
were La Sale shoppers yesterday.
Miss Opol Mccormick was the guest
OF Ottawa friends yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-07
The Earth's Crust.

Tie most important scientific invcs-
ttga'ion Of the last year IN any coun-
try las probably BEEN the attempt to
measure the earth's crust. We know
very little about the she'll on which We
live Scientists have been studying the
problem In Hawaii Tuscany and in
Salvador, where the opportunities FOR
investigation are especially favorable
Much data new TO science hnS been
collected concerning the shell It's com
position and probable age. Still other
tests have been made in New South
Wales, where n great reservoir c0uccn.
trateS an immense weight of winter on
n limited area, and Instruments have
bccn devised to measure the movement,
or the 'arths crust under this weight.
New light has thus been thrown on
the action of volcanoes. Bows Life.