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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
HIGH COMPLIMENT IS
PAID PRESIDENT MARQU[ss
Federal Echopl Examiner Writes
Letter To Governor Robertson
Telling OF Excellence OF
IanRstrn School

The following letter was received
by Governor lsobeason from + =.
xiaston. comm lasionpr 81 she iAroan
of education 81 the department Of iie
interior and Ia Splendid endorse
ment of shs aalnlnlesration o. i'rcai.
slem Marques of the colofed college
Al i.anesson
my dear Governor R0b~raon
am now having made An lnsewilg
iion Of the seventeen Negro Land
Grant colleges In The soulh Ny rep
rescntasise. Dr Walton Y John
specialist IA land grant college siaiis'
ties ~ this bureau, IN reporting 20
NE regarding ihe coioted agricultural
aud normal university a i-angalon,
has made she following statement
witch believe Viii be of great NJ
foresi TO sou a thia time.
The last time the institution wa
visited hy ny representative iip uni.
versity was in 4 serious state pf div
order. Dr John informs me- however
that under the new administrative
board and under President Marueaa
aud his faculty. the institution has
been put on a thoroughly sound basis
both financially and nducationaIly
and thar the outlook for the university
IL very horefuI II property supported
hy the sfais
= am glad that 1 can give you this
re9ort and hope that IT wiu be pos
elbIe for the state of Oklahoma "a cor
sinue the good work " maintaining
this inefifutlon In a etate Of such ~
fIclency ~ via make Il of the great.
ost FaIue 10 the negro citizens of IN
state ia developing rs weshh and
prosperity Sincerely yours, r. p
Glaxion. commissioner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
'M'NULTT STORE SUFFERS
~ lsl|eHT FIRE Loss
Night Police Discover BlAse In
Time To Prevent Bad Fire.
No Insurance Fire In
Cotton Bales

fre u aaknesn etlkia. bat 'shcashs
hy flrcmen - have heen caused b, =
snsoldeFlnz cigar stab. ala sasso dam
AEv io ths Me>alss nus. ssocA IL
enscerscs and their halldlne on east
Harrison avenue thss morusAs. Had
a nes hcea for the facs lhes Patrol.
men faS@helmes and Williams pase.
ina thar was ~ : O'Clock discovered
the fire aud isnemalat~ly susned Ia
fAe aAsrm. tbs rsore halldlug and H.
eoRienis woala BE- sesAi loss to-day
The nre bad iass began 10 asm~aa
when the officers discovered il Qaick
response ~ the fsre depafsmen dld
she reut
TheF~ ws.a 40 tnsurAnce "a basld
lnx Or stock
Tho delartmeni was axusn called
nut ~ O'Clock shaa mornlue ii put
oas = fire caused BY spark fr,m
an engine The fire WAS ia nat
car haded With bales of cotton. nans
age relorted to BE- ssAeus slio
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
FORMER 1tiIilRlE .inI.
>pi. tks ron DEMOCRACY

Msss Gers smith former uaihrsn
elri. addressed meeting II >emo.
cratic eamen hold a iha cisY hail
yesterday Mfturno0u aud explained
the Importance ut organization MiAa
bs her mother Mrs q = amih Mta
Addse Lee I.uwihcF introduced she
Apeakeg IN heg usual harry Say
After the epevch the sadlcp svwrnt
organized COX Roosevelt esab, With
Mrs Adale I-an i.uwshnr president.
Mlss Florence Adler vlteareeiism
Mrs Icons u perNlR. chairman of
the county COMMITTEES Wna chosen eae
Tetary swaaurs~
Alss smlsh, who Is SECRETARY II W..
catlonsI training 81 thv aiAte hnard ot
education haa made many eureehea
for cos and AoosnveH ia the stats
nnce the beginning of the eamraisa
and n copelfAred one ~ tho haAi lu
formed women IN the Democratic
party "a the state From hers Nlsas
Smhh wous a. Allun where Ahe wlll
organixc eox Roosevelt cluO FRIDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
JUDGE DOl[S WILL OPEN
COUNTY COURT 10TH
Many Cases on Docket. Jury
Trials To he Heard Man Who
Posed As Minister viii
BE Tried

asoral important fa~ wlli he
on FER trial IA County court II tae
October tnrm. which begins ocleheg
iS The rAses "a - heara are fip
vilelly appeal cases firm tho cliy
eaafs end wife abandonment rsAss .
q carpenser che mAn vhp pa4el
a. a minister aud married yvauA
gisl ard confederate ~ hls. sin
~ tried Al ihin term AZ will Also
Incius McsllN 80 ghArnu of illeNvl
possession u ilauor
The following Jurors have hsen ~
leeted for Tho term
William nFoss. n NleeAa ~ n
she5l s;ashtle 4 q Klssnee F T.
Mslle. q VI Mills, 4. II OLSEN d
uliver, , G Pearson. acoss Rpase
u 1. slory. Marshall G n austop.
Mnlhsn lnNAn a Reed t'nAle lohA
TnntN. " u wells. Crescent /. la
uarHeier. Seward v NJ rhra4her,
Meridian j u ylnman Merrek A.
A l.eer ! II Van Ilaaaer Roy IRA
hand, AZ r. Morris Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
Mlss. WOODROW Wilson
cI\E~ SiO0 To CAMPAIGN

New Nerk. Oct "a Airs wcotrox s
Nalson Today contributed sloe ~ zone
~ Thousand vomom" 10 pnsach ne
docsrips o. the League ~ Nations
n letter received BY the somen i
bureau ~ the remocrailc National
committee. Mrs. Wilson said
= have last received year lmier
with liS ria siae appeal ~ every no.
man VINO believes II .she League II
Nations 70 essis Ia the splendsd ~
forts the womans bureau Il making
20 Aulp spread what ere League means
% Us and 70 every real American.
ans very happy % be onc oI the thons.
and wornea 40 reepond and herewith
ineiose my check for 800
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
STATE SCHOOL HEAD
ISSUES A PROCLAMATION
Advises school Board That Thing
To Do Is Not To Depend
on Gas, Buy Coal
Now

Be<sase q tie shortage u gss and
the difficulties 10 pFadselng and
is~psporsins cssat sowesher wasA the
rrsat Increased pgicc os fuel q al
Asaas hereAy ean asseusson 70 the
teachers throughout The ccunsry 10
she importance og enshNsislng bStorc
the SCHOOLS The conservation u fuel
TAis As cas- fem among ear nessessi-
Ties which has heen gisen very little
Thought Tbs prlec og eeal Is now
soar times as hish a. il was twenty
years ago Gas ii fonr ssues a. aseh
as q VAS tea yeAr~ Aeo
h viii b. admitted ~ everyone
gAas W. have heen extraNaEnnt IN the
asAge q our fael trust thar every
teacher IN tho state o. Oklahoma viii
agree sab me hat shs schools can DO
much so combas this particular line
q ex,r&vAeance and suggest a.
plan that soa make 4 special study
0g the Different classes " faNl ard
shich fael can be used with least eN.
pense 10 shc 1eaple % yoar Immediate
conamunsty These problems can he
used IN recgrapis. arithmetic and es
sasr may be vr.tten hy the classics
ia language. suggest that tAn teech.
ers inApar this infrmAtiSn 10 the
papsls IA order that such information
may hs carried iuto the horae A
asudy "A shss apissecs vsli 80 lons
Ways toward helping and strengthen.
snw she economic conditions IN lAe
fnture
A numaeF of governors Ia the
states are issuing lroelamailons on
ih4s sasiee. and trust thar cur peo-
pie will b. equally As progressive AZ
the people ~ other states in this
line n H. Wilson. state saperinseu.
dent az yuhllc instruction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
IInt SIM. ASSOCIATION
" HELPING TENANTS

~ Louis. Mo Oos "a Thn liome
and IlouAlnT Association whleh wsa
formed here aat year BY cleie offan
izationn 70 finance tho constructions
q residence ana rnlaslse iha ahur,aas
row have more than lo0 houses eoal
plete or under construction
Labor trouble ~tll cause tha $3.50
aslon 70 ran behind on lhe program
which called FOR The erection ~ se1
homes thia year u WAS aald
The buildings ara thoroughly inol
ern. and asil from $500 10 81 300
Purchasers arr required 60 make an
initial payment ~ N per canl og tha
Gust ~ ihs placee. and the baianee IL
spread out Oyer a period u 10 10 IS
years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
COTTON nA|SEns ASK HELP
0F UNCLE SAM IN CRISIS
Southern Planters Want Profit
For Their Product II
Culture II To III
Continued

waAhlmstoa. tse IA WawaA
uakcr psuhipns IT she AHerlssa II
aoa Association wae was nsAssA
chairman III she ammill~a Asid ts
w.ll aAa shag the teslvFal ssssye tes
tem provide ereists q snatts fsFA
wn "a mafWa shplr Hmsls W
pYsnt sha the wae glaanre
gpgAsloa - anase slfeIias hspIf ae ~
facilitated to slpaucu espAra A4
stmt tpAeral cfftuiais gvsAae isaasHa
statements whleA il ~as said essa q
bring dswp ths pflee II Asvleulsufai
ptnAuetA
Ihs enmmllsep Aes ldpd - 49, sast
the meeslns vlth shp peesidsnt ana
hla cahlnei he hela someTvs pNov
inr
Alhors Tpmlla a savu slvglnas. -
npe u tAs taston Representatives, aasi
fola thU conference shal Ii wna NeFy
guisrrsaut that iho mvtlus wHh tea
sgnl offleiAlp rhoula he hela aa e.eslfs
81 poaaihla hecAmsa ne haa eoen spid
sbat sae federal rueers~ HOARD wiil
sneri tamouow q FasiAe thp FAfes -
lhe lntesval ana aaelae lu Aeep ap thn
prcssnt slielng seale ~ fsvm sls ~
sixteen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
PRINTERS GIVE TROt Rl.E
TO BALLOT CONTRACTOR

The printing of the regular ballots
and the state questions ballots fnr
the NovemeF election "a procsedsnr
under difficulty Warden 4 Co,. the
concern which WAS awarded the con.
tract for these baliots is having arm.
enliy with some a. ats woskmaen. az.
cnraing 20 report 10 the board az
affairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
KANSAS BOARD or ARcRi-
CtlTt RE u WORKING ON
4 NFN Plan TuAT
is NAY REVOLUTION
IxE THINGS
EVERY FARMER TO
PRODUCE OWN POWER
SHORTAGE on GASOLINE
A>D mn liieH PRICE On
III. CAt SID tNrtHl>
TO Dic Dtfp To
FIND II gSTIItIE

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14


fhiA IA me vscond AaY IT Vswtstfs
sson ard few Afp taklns aaswiaKp
~ shr opportunity II roa ars n0s enc
Anlder ~ registration gafeiflNnt~ Yeu
wlli uog bs PRIVILEGED a. vote ln shs
NoAonsl,er election a u thv uaaless
ihlnR ii tito asasa fpr tuu ID uasan~
eligible Can on yuur precinct regis
ifar and have gaaf name eafullsa
followips "a 4 liNs ~ she NsieiFafa
II ihu allY ard their street nunheF
Ward !. nrrelaos ! roaxua nav
$40 caat Cleveland
ward j prnclnnl 4 Nellir HanlA.
ton 42s past yilan
Mafd : pfaelum T. lrewp.
eig east Oklahoma aywnae.
ward 2. prrelaes ? u krpsNef.
100 oast Warner
Ward q preoInes y A hunter.
sDrusw HARRISON aud ilFsaad
ward 2. pf~elnsi 3 Prank i'lsfaii
Corner l'lmrusae eofnef uklahuala
and First
Ward precinct A Neleua.
7ns wc~s Mobile
vnrg /, ptuelnes M.aA panlela,
el5 vest Harrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

tblgas0 gI "a Ntup men uAl
leA ~ lhN sallaws Ia shw s'ena eawnt
~H ia fho - heuFA n ussah
taA
h# lAfRs nHHhee axHeasaA AZ
any oee tlua hpFetasara wA# taa
eba vefe hArAaa Nev IA. tsss ft
l~sslelpallen IL lta llaYuarkvs rsugs
foaftavp mva wsra ~ hava e3ea
ssHsa'sa fstesev ll aaa ls. alshs
aa 80 feaffeeuth ant slx sAe foslaw
tan aAy hus INV uf lhsn havs M
talpea wfli# II sapeeaeaaaa ama A
pea1ed % she aaprpma coarg
fha ssyep condemned m~a hanaai
tesiaY afag
tssan llsafy Weses. an sha nsahs "a
iise*whny q iRl9 ha murdered Aa
wlge Wary wseh 4 hataAas NAsn sAe
4 mshi ~ have confessed hag la4a NV
another inAn After eiameast.nsgas
the body Hesae tausa ID Ill ht
near hlA hoNa
%taao'as FlAAa, fsaaas Nfflss an
Frank camnioue. all eanvletea ihT
thr nuvavg eF Andrww u lomman. ~
tHas ~ igsa ara hstsl Nv pallea "
he memhefs af muraer trustt
asasast whAeh wrfe CHARGED ~ rae
asfs ana mpra Than fifty hal,iuaa
a*a s'af,llaeill whe was ealie4 ~
ths Ynllee sha head n gala arusa II
ieafaarefs waA N hate beun hAnn#a
fameffow aas ebsalafea q wflt n II
psfHedsaa staflas exsealtia
AHlHau lNnsa Nam Nsrfnra anf ta
t'osianx0 aeHtenesd faF ihe aafslar
~ Anieeia vasehslte. wbo was Kin
"a ahllp resisting rnthefY Alaa Ms
lp he haNxea taNotrua
a. urfaher q flsaaA txo 4fa
ieNn ~ ekNeallan
Aihur rs tisauseI fsrprT aerv
wau wha ahel AMI Killed bla wie
ceeslia relaasry 4 1910 when. sa
filarHlny ffusa spFYfee. ~ 8aaasiauaf
her fidelity
tfant 1esaF eeAissssa aiayef -
iMe men Who tpslafed whea hs t
iaaHtaI to rph theh xaNer. wAn
bas ions ealsai 70 AAaR aspnsaaf
aaelfa e paf ths penalty faf his
rfinsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

sisl speaking tour doss not conflict
Other speakers who viii address
the congress on Sunday are George
W. wIckaraham. New York City. pre-.
sldent of the Congress, and Mvr.
Maud Baiisngton Booth. New York. n
the Volunteer Prison League. The
subject of President wIekersham' .
address will be Progress Of FIFTY
Years The American Prison co1-
gress held its first meeting in cia-
ciBnatl. O.. 10 1870.
Objects Of the association include
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

New yurk Ahe Rolh. allAs Rsni.
dy RoshmAn. arrested ia lsrouAiyn ~.
day At the fes9eet ot Jacksonville, +,
Tvnn. authofl'lss Was held "a -.
peo Mar ~ q aiscd States romnia
sioncf for rNan lnsllon Ii connection
~fth the shelta - senoop wofth q
platinum ff0m lhe aoypumehs dms
ms tnv war
Washington sieeks a wheaf "a
slse rnited stAiss Ociossef : telaliua
pN esQ Hoa huahels the department tx
agrcalsare vssi nAgea This omnaees
With "a eea ,eoe hathels ii the euun.
tr, Al sha same s.pe iaAs year
new York 90 behalf II Gosermos
Cox Senator rag Harrison og Nis
sisslnpl. lAauna formal siallemsa 80
senator liArAln IL nlAut ghe lpmAo
sratic presidential candidate ii a
i,lns debate ~ ls5 sahiesi og he
leawne 10 nAtlene
Fosi snllh Tho Ford Alien ssn
- War. uklnhpa asa wafn~ no. 70
sln cotton until IT, marAes pllee rses
hs her. il was fortea otvs hong isv
thnce telephone
MeAlefter approximately see
miners employsd ny the Oaage Coal
and Mining coWpsnt ~ krebs Dill uos
fepor lof wosk "Wednesday user
etors NaAa np demands had been lses
$, nted to them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
Shopmen 90 Out
On a Vacation '

Asussen rssas oet i4.~-A vass
ton strike - 500 Southern esflfs
shep~en wss la effect today. sss
10 sh< r~srssasmses o. four eesro
workers hs read effitsais. rne assN
will se<st shertly sftsr ncen tsasY
10 eers.ssr re slsesslon with unser
offeiAls. m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

Columbus. O.. Oct. Is-prisou Of
fieSsls and others interested IN fte
welfare os Law offenders from all
pzrSs os America win gather IN Col.
rntzs today Tor the semi-centeuniai
session q 1meracsn Prison Congress.
Every phase Of criminaIogy will be
discussed IN open meetings Of the
congress BY ACKNOWLEDGED authorities.
Consrnor James ". Cox Of Ohio,
Democratic presidential nominee. aas
promise to address the Congress sua.
cay Afternoon. providing his prssidss'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
LOGAN taDI MY iIInii
SlIiOm GRAD iIU>DNID

Miss Minaisfed Davis. daaehssr c
Mr ahd Mrs A Davis ot Guthrie.
has been agpolnled County aseara
iehdsnt ~ i.laeeta eeaaly she q
NFsduasa ~ toxpa County llIeH
Hei'eol class of 1850 snd has besn
teaching ~ 70 a year axo when. "a
waA appainsaf deputy county aar
arlatandsnt ~ Llneoiu. which slaea
she hsla uAtI hef reeent aprelatmea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

improvement Of the laws in relation
10 public offenders and TIE modes Of
procedure BY which such laws ale
enforced; study of the cause ~
crime. the nature OF the offender and
their social suToundIngs. the beat
methods Of dealing With offenders
and OF preventing crime Improve.
ment Of the penal. correctional and
reformafory Institutions throughout
the country. and the government
management and discipline thereof
Including the appointment Of boards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

caHasle, ~e. oet = ssaaA '
rsr~assr ives seaay feuAa aai3tr
~ : plry ~ sseoea ssafss msfsssf
sar thw dsasa a wsaiey l. Nans
san. I vsssfaw newspapers pNeissAse
here ns4smAsv a. tssa rsf~stsf
~as ssatsaesa Il sNsrsf flvs yeAss
IA the psnltenasaFy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

kepuedy of New York first vles
ptesldeni; Joseph p Byera of rraak.
feft, KY, genefal secretary Kdwsff
4 Failef, suifleld. coun., treasurer:
and u ~ shirer. Columbus. FInan.
elal secretary.
Allied ORGANIZATIONS meeting With
the congress afe the wardens' A.
soclaiion' Juvenile Reiormaiory sac.
ton National Prisoners Aid soeiesy:
Prison Physicians Association and
the American Association Of Clinical
criminalogy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
wARss.es TO CHINA

Shanghai, China, Octr is.-Thee
American warSisSrs. the cruiser Ha
ron and she Light cruisers Albany and
New Orleans. arrived here today. On
board the Huron. She flagship, was
Admiral Glesses. commander of the
American Atlantic fleet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
REQ Cross HEADS PLAN
CHRISTMAS ROLL CALL

Memphis. Tenn. Oct i4-Rea
Cross Representatives from several
southern staaes wewe in conference
here today with national and south.
ern directors of the organization 70
formulate plans FOR the fourth Christ
mas roll cali in the Galf division.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
WIFE SAYS I'LL ~BA\D
WAS CRIEL TO HER

xhargiag extreme cruelty and sta.
fnr ii her petition tlist hsr husband.
Schuyler Williams. struck her with
hss fists. FHoyence Williams. wno mar
r.ed the defendant In lsBs. and who Is
shs nrsksr q four chIldren. the old
ess eleven. and the Youngest four
years. has filed suit fDr divorce and
enseuay q the chslcrea /.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

Of trustees aud of other officers care
and provision of suitable and renum,
eratIve employment for paroIed and
discharged prisoners and probation.
ers. especially such as may have klF.
tu evidence Of reformation
r r Thomas. warden of tho Ohio
peniinnilary and president 0f me
wardshs Association viii have
charge Of opening sessions o. the con
grass,
Other officers Of the congress -.
side Ar. wlckefsham are John 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

These marriAse licenses have been
issued by the court clerk since yes
day Clarence Barnes. Guthrie. 9a
and Harriet Elizabeth Kaiser. Is. 0i
Saltwater: Perry Warren Patterson
2s. Guthrie. and Anna I,oisr Caller
rs. GAINESVILLE Texas: Daniel y Gray
-. Oklahoma City. and Beu!ah Boyd,
n. Brisfon X r Echols. rs. Deaver
Colorado. and Lily Guthrie. 70. outh
re
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
FoRry-oNE AUTOMOBILES
CONSUMED BY FIRE

Houston. Tex. Oct. IA Foriyono
autonsoblles belonging TO Cricket
Taaicab company were destroyed by
fire here today The loss was esti.
amtcd At $4,000 rsve occupants os
the place narrowly escaped from the
blazing building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
Arson Gang Try
Murder After Theft

pex Nelnex iowa. Oct fA-~siss
s<s aneeeseaeas ~ she esrslars
~he esnss<kes ara shsr set tire -
hls pssssisl eeme here. Or wlssa
M<csrss. premlnsrs sarsssr. ssess-
es frern hls ssseer ~ she erskle q
slsrsss. escaped ~ fsrselna trers
sns sseerd ssess ~ she siAslns rssl,
oenee lsss aishs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

JOHNSON WAS ONLY
DEMOCRAT RENONINtTTD

Senator = L. Johraon Of OkmaiEee
rhose death occured this week. vas
the only Democratic stale senator
ranominased fhis rear In ox1ahowsa
He bad been sn the ztafe legislature
for years snd hved here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
BANDITS MAKE elc HAUL

CSllAnd. Calf. Oct lf~FouF
heastly armed, unidentified bandits
held dp the Bank ~ Almeda County,
Al Aivarado. shot and seriously
wounded Auehst n May. president oi
she institution and escaped with $50
nan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
EA\ ~ ACID on
SHORT POUND BITfIN

The ban has heeu @iagsd % fha
i5ounea puesaRv of butter Va Dkla
homa. Charles = iFHin ssase dairy
commissioner ls notifying Okiahama
erramunes ana ermameFfe# whlsh Mhh,
butter into the state that Ailer Nov.
gember no paekaeea n butsrr n
thia slxe wlll BE- permitted Oh tha nsar
hsf here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
"nicnr alDeRse Wait

Mustosee Ocs "a Slight riders
eeehluT 20 atpn the buying and selling
~ cotton or deAtroy ths cotton Rlaa
aro wnooplng doen on MasAesee 4ad
ndioniax countlea
'fhrHw cotton Fsha ~ IiaahNil Ohia
80 miles from hrfp. arw aA,isr hsa
Ruerd - me resgli of nss'ees poaied
on farna thla uornins warming fAfA
sra nDi 10 plra their cotton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
DOT AND DASH NAMES
GIVEN OPERATORS TWINS

Chicago. oct as-~Twin eiris we're
born 70 Mrs Robert NcFee, whose
husband is telegraph operator On
The board of trade. Thier names are
Dot and Dash. Mr. McFee raid today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

Wild dat So arc reported plentiful
on the iakM today The ulty dam and
Ellison lake were thick with the mi.
graiewy birds this morning II you
would hunt On the city lake see tbs
city clerk ard ret license.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

wInnADeg. Oct~ ls--Afss- cus
ting all fhe Telephone. telegraph ard
esersrGc wsree in The fowD. IRE nas1
I'd rnen blew open the safe a the
1sason b1nk at winkler.. Manitoba.
last nIxhf and escaped vita sIso9a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

Fort Wayne, Ind Attacks on tho
league 0f nations policy or Senator
Harding and Former President TAFT
were continued BY Governor Cox n
another strenuous days campagnipg
III Indiana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
THIEVES VISIT EXCLUSIVE
CLUB STEAL $4,000

oaAing. X. v. Oct. ~ Iewelry
said 10 be valued At more than 800
900 was stolen yesterday from guests
as the Sleepy HolIbw country club,
one of the most exclusive organize
fions in the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14

Jaehsonvllie. VA Oct 4 Or 4
.. Lsek of ksuiaekg. vaA eleesea
president a shn southern Tphercuh
osis Association. which concluded lts
annual conference here ass night
and announcement was made that lna
1891 meeting viii te heli 10 Aria,..
sas. the city % be selected later.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
LARGEST NJ Der At
! TIME SIN HAY MARKET
Two WIZ "a AhIIs~ ~ Iffts
anui T.. RETURNED ~sa
lfi II AusiNt. IN. tuN
lli uNIn uNI Nt~
Ml Mniil ~ >Oltn
All nnIIg list ~I~
aul1ern

chltA@e. uaa i4A Fvank camnlsms
eerxtsssa - lWpllssssan IL thm sas
asrY aad ~aeHss ~ lseal ssgAaa
AssRsf swt lamsa ~ mAeas. neuee.
VINO saAftsssa naplra kllsa hgs ~sfa
ysssh halaess wefs nanaea sarls
MS 'eeFn'ha Seven esAsss ape II ths
#aath eeM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-14
eLAxa oN 90 ehllr

tssflln. oes "A 4 sslesram fr,ns
Hamburg lhls nmnlak reports thas
bis fife t'tpAe agt ~ taAlHAgAt on the
sleauee vletafis Iosllss oi The flsns
huFa American Ilne, IA the vulea1
yards hare -Four tiFe enriues Npra
fighting the flames, Il was said