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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
otfOus>~ MIST tESSE
"a sw't'ts stWstts 10 No.
I>ttuNsrtON IxgO
AM tRuE>ls Ana
i>Dtrt>Dt r
CREATION Or NT NlTl0k-
Il c0MN|ssl / uRs{l
M ts~It ~ nNvE vOsCH ~
DAl,pA>tiIIs WHEN susE
GIFTS 4 srAug.E cOv-
In>ut>r Or IsfR
OWN

wAahlnHtvn. uarvh "a Tn. usss~a
States aas forwarded % he alis-s
sesvfumrats - views 90 fhe rafsl.A
sitasiion ant n - fola< h.s sskss
issue 18th several poinss ~hseh vss~
tentatively axf~~a "a Ia ina a~x.sl.
flnns nf sh~ eenneal % nlnlatss. Ia
l.anisa Sat uoafh
oea~falif ne poellien a fhe ran.
- STATES tsls ans~r ne fai,swsss
srpape nemesal ~ ne rafh. frusn
h~fule, creafieu ~ an International
snHtmisMlea taF fhn Dspasnslia. ~tfh
> place tsft Fsranf fnr Ruaal. wtsn
HeyrfunpnF Feeesnlsss ~ N. silss.
4 sst %. ah~fai teryllosy te.~smsnt
faF Armenia. lnciadinx an outlet 20
ihr sea
IL s'andlua fes lhe rsmavsi ~ ssn
fark from Kanup~ ihl. savernm~.s
'ssf" pp~ifisn roaturY - hat ~
orsai nfltaia ana .amr shss~& ~
French "tiHhla ehleh fsar that sssh
strr wvaid hrlnm abous . nn<l~m
upflslaM
The roslilaa AZ the fsr.fsa.l,-s
fiHsis 'his favsrnm~nt "a aerord ~nh
ne slilee she realise fhaf na.sss
eannnl lonxrF be deprived a an Qua.
" % ~ M~sill~naaeaa ~lshnas pro-
seAinK future war~
The tuitad states - ~nltnx A
sSsni 10 As---t~ 80 ~ fhe t~rrl,osy
sf4' eAn he hstd ~ her ana aa ..., /.
- 90 she iilaek 500 rhi. ssv~rw.
iHsnf oppnasa. ho~evef. plaela< ciit.
e'A within the beundsrk~. N Arm~.
MA az v q "a ~ sense Arm....s
ard could noe be coutrolisd b. a veak
government.
Despite ftw fsas ,Aat shs. s..~e,.
meat wnuli cieaf Furop~ ~ che Tafs
: wsrnlnM = voatslasa IN th~ eom.
nnnieaiADa 81 tho 4ls~ thai th.
eov"fnment feels that 40 xosrssmsaf
ah"uld BE- siFea a psrstnoanf issass.s
Y 20" d"teiapmeot ef asy sasslsa az
'uFAHy lasf because n ~sa . hsllx-
ervns against 80 Ottoman .vsplr~.
Ihis q msa faken 10 mean th.f th~
tnhesl States wiil oppose tha r,e,
r-'f'' fro'eeforsts % Great rflf.i.
eser faiesflne and Me.opsaamla has
= said % b. dif~rlea a. some s.pfr.
ati"t'n held b. italy ~ regard te .
port on the Mediterranean shar. AZ
salaiie TiWtey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
WHAT TrcKEp OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

New Nofk Tho official Catholic
directory Cor 1880 announced an h
crease u iss.2ss ln she manbsrsh| .
% ne church IN the last ysaf. The
total membersaip IN ihe ruiied states
and ~ possessions vas given as
~ ese zee
London rfcmicf Lloyd Ceorre
capitalized ihc aeitlemsnf of tAe
Tursifh pfrs'lcm IN the house 81
connens
-NeN lnfk The board of church
erection 81 thr Presbyterian charva
announced twenif-siA new churrhea
and foarfeen uanses would 10 bal,t
ia TIE west and southwest
--Phiiadslphia-The University 81
Pennsylvania won The second national
championship bAskci saM game feom
the University. of Chicago. - 10 IS
The tAird same vili be played e.
Fr'nceton. Saturday nsht
--peeee valley. ny Fire destroy
"a the Kenipcky home fof oonfodor-
afe veterans
-IiusserlcsA IIheliih Prusft Col
prrou Belgian commander. sists,i he
had seat a waning 10 tho workmer
at Wesei. that tee Reisizns woui
open fire II any more shots fcli ia
ncGisn occupied toraiory
New York The body Of nr
Nincens CAmpisi. wealthy physl-
clan, and that 81 patient" 10 whose
bedside he had been Summoned. were
found IN = rom In brooklyn tene-
meui house The physician had been
stabbed 80 deafh and fhe 'pafieni7
sfrangisd. f'oHcc beiiaUed De wHs
iured 70 fhe house fof he purpose of
robbery and 49, ALLIED by a thlrd
man after BE- had teen attacked and
had tiiied he -paiient-
Jersey ciiy-Pete Herman Of
New Orseans. tantsm~eighf sslasn
pion. outpoinisd Patsy Johnson o
Trcnion. \ J. nsighf rounds.
---Deaver-fiarry creb ~ pltts-
surxh. Ven the referees decision ever
George -Knockost Brown of chicago.
In ~ rounds
-Se~ Yorx-sesfres Carpenficri
Frensa hesFyxcirht psgilsi. iroaea
'uo enhlbliiou roands with Major
Drrrei Bf6dle ~ rhHadelphis. ~ ths
sporting ciub's dinner
a ~as hls firsf Amerlcsn sVDeaf-
.aoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
~ \D~ ron Knapp
i.i.loIt tAuE tis0u "IiIIIH

Geneva. Nanh ~ Former EnsDsf-
~ William ~ Germany wighdew Do
p,gt. anoautlnf - ztsVoo RwinA
francs from q SWISS bank early IN
March. 4 Was learned here today. and
ihe money is said 90 have heen sant
o. Herlin hsi before the attempted
feaciionsrs revolt by Dr. wolfsans
kapP and c.uerqi feuft~ir The
German mark Is INV quoted a. 10
eeniimfs and shr snin withdraw from
ere bank would rcpfcrcnt uuf,a a anaa
fortune in Germany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

Afer hzvinx prscars< bsr tisorcs
f-e-a o~en No~<s - osscsre Atfle
Nirden snonE he upo1ni1ins -
~esada Ezry PSekford cpnnifie1
she rrezeese error u ker exfrznw5i-
nzrv carer. 80 spurned tbe re-
<uu skzf kzs 1ons fhs n.ozt 40 nIsks
he~ zn1 bfr esr.e~ s1zf theT are
ke- znsrfszn snRsl--rkltf-<he r.13ztl
rrexK
Iz af.xaiss she fied. uifh hs~
norher - szn Frzs<sco. knt
zhen- zsozrt . Pslinzz- - route %
- kezse n Los ks<~les - -zs
z,,-Dzess< ~ re,o-lzrs s1s trfs< .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

"~S%Ff-T"" = = - 49, ~ F"~#F~&
lsnrs.e". ~ ssrSh S.-.r. s-s
M. lfssie trxs tssr~<e tie ~eere.
ase~ts 81 sreir sen WEES - teis.
res~ed sis ssnx srsrr she hstst roes~.
f.s rae seer sers q prfscrer thers
sanee wrc~esosy -isht
tn<es,i ssssee zssclosec tHas TIE
res~ Azs e<er reserves - sussnrs
~ -ssn reslsssres a. =. c ces. ci--
esmsasi. Toe frszt& par~~ss. ever
lSsec a. ne~s 81 es safety. hoTsec
- t.< ns.si are teos 49, hs-ne
TAe e~y cissepesres sro- - sro-s
& TIE Lesinsisn pcs.ceiee ~ecnes.
cay sfter~oen ~~ere - Nsa been ~
ceesersstic~ ~Ttn a mar. pisy~satrs
sac s~s little csy h1c tosd gSern he
~a ts ee sisea a csiiar ts celsSsr a
ees - ea.sr. Ser after~sro ths
sxsaer. received = nsts s,s.ns that
80 So Fssl, ~1s hssns hsls fsr rsr.
ke~A Lftir ~0aar ncs sssre positis--
y. ess frtnssec thss tne a--eur,
ssssa ssr wa $500 ~. 1<eIsrec
ee wcsis shise ~ tee sionspe<-'t
c-rssc. trst he ose act --ird n=stne
s-s --s-~y ara S~is ~srt-c tire safe
rve1r~ % ess Ser
A. sne zcseg-sec ho1r T.1o ssci.~l
izss aisns- li.sis orsesuc a package
ec-tss--e tie rzrso-, -,cres n q
ssrets ssres3e ca, ~hen he re-
tarrt- hsf ncsr lstrr tre package
~ss s~szS. 5esesi-s TIA, the 10
rxr<r fsisee &c xss~ sr ser fear a be
iss --s0oir- s-os<<s- Litfe poc.esed
t-e -ss-ey sn5 ~<et harne. i-ssrcirc
ss-szs - sees ssh-r -esns % obss.n
irs TIE ser
A. c'cises thas r~orrs-p ,ne he,
for sh~ roo- N v~Ai<h the esy 49,
fcSnc ~,s tsrrss n ., TIE hossi sea.
Al IT'S. M. Lutte esliec - thr tee.
p-cnt, ~zs syerlsyes 70 hesr TIE
~esce - re- -ts&ne ser sstnine has
eeer sse1 % the Mr. ccsr snee he
ier TIE hstei a. e'eieek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

4 souxhf a 5ssoree becsnse
wanted TO be free. NJ. Moore - =
<sbsrrsnk mar. ard rD04 Fa;sai-
but there are many Instances when
even tao genial peFsons cannof
ssree had no knowledge before
hand ihsf NJ. Moor sosid not cos Z
fesf the nzse. baf secured = country
lzxysr and flied mg oomp5Ainf.
MIR. Moore certainly ID not re-
csire any san of money from ne
ssrh ne re1nsst that be refuse 20
oo1fesf the ssf. Hneh q fRoaFhf
seser entered NJ mind J nos real
lz< NJ =ls.sks. have leaned thsi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

cio1s hsr sfzseroosn door and refs<ed
70 give fhs few simple fzcts desired.
But. se are gia1 % reporf oar osn
little Mnry hzs caphnisfed rnoss
oonns sistely. and q oourse. ckIsrm-
inriy.
Mamma pickford asys 4 szs Al
he~ fz1f. z1f nzzT be,lese her
fhouxh oplnions differ sonosrnine
fhe zbsosutism ~ the xoff ~sii- -
egyll<1 Nzv invite1 the news-
mper nez o1t % her pz1zflzl bozn<.
cors-<<e1 h<r ul<f.k<. zeks1 20 -
<orElssr zsf tod t1ezn al fhes
risss< - k1o~. n p1r< s1s s<i<:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
LIONS ANNEX THIRD GAME
OR vOllY BALL SERIES
Large Crowd Witness Defeat Of
koiArssns In = Fast and
Interesting Game Last
Night

And tse Lions roared Axaln. TAe
eciiy bail same between teams from
the RelariaR and I.ions clubs met
lssi askhs a. tAe city Aan coau ~as
cxcislak frun starr 20 nnish 9TH
n,aaY ssusaiiosal gla,s made 90 h,sA
sides
ree final scowe wAs IN fasor az ghs
i.ons ~hn lusok tear ct tAe Ak ln-
rsnes paytd This naakes the srsre
stand tie a. one n fsror of gh,
iAoos eith foar nore innines 80 ~
lzyed The neu gane Is caf1ei
Cor the eresinr II Thnradas. Aersi
, " Rek~il Fsfrrse6 the raus
las nteAt and performed hls dagirs
~Nh firmness aud fairness A y
crerors and Otto Fcashersngnl kes
ihe ecore
The fcliosinE nnen fa4Ycd tisnf
George l. Anderson. rApiaia gnsn
Nissles. frcd neek d n iAuuna
" " Hickman Verne Have and
Tea Weish R0anaus. ~ RITZ
tapat cap'als Heluis Bfaau. ce..rre
ra8dAck. e g. ciofhier. A J nh
hen~ ~ Gshh Frank Browu Ciar.
encs 1e.sua and Jobs Lovslsss
rAe first came sfo<d. Rolarians 81.
i4ons - Second iaons f1. Rotarlsns
- third Lious f5 RoiArians 4.
icarth Roiarians is Lious %. nnh
Lions ts, NotariaAs ;. sirh Lions iA.
kof4vf4ns A
fee side iines Aad gallery ~cfe
crssass1 ~ith lA4ies sud esrtiesnes
~he rsry murh sssosed thc Fams.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

y s rpmorsd that smother ol vs.l
a soon 70 - started "a niles north =
east o. Narstai oze ~ TIE hle OH
compsaies is hart - tte ne~ deal
The stories that have hcen pet a.
circsietlcn iaieiy saout hlg prices BE-
ing paid Tor ieAsss ~ there ara al
moonsssne a. hui one iease. and fhaf
a fCrzy acre tract hss hcen urstea
rifhtn the past slx nso1ffs
} b fDishmsn ga however. sci
oae-haf of the roYaify on Ais fss
acres IN SEXTON ~ - : for ateeo
TINS 1eai s0s nu1de yesterday ~
NArshzii Tribuns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
Judge Orders Wife
Beater LaShed
Sees JOB Done

Asrons O. Ns~cn EN--lesps
lse~ei rsree<. 81 r~s~se,pai eesrs.
srsssesec SssrSe ssiley ~sfe
eestsr ts iszhsea. ses ss~ tse
ssetsnes va sAseutse hsfers TIE
nsRe as freee
Nrs rnersts nslisy cau.es hsr
ssssts srr~st She seia tne eears
sssiss nae sssssa aS ~sts . hssss
lssts<r e<lt
Ire sss,osr ~ae tsshsa ssHs,
80 e~esr - tee eeUFt- 1xes the
nu<Nis eed - sAe sarae bet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
'sOi.D tiiiasGO BANDITS
Pull on >fMSN stunt

'hieAEo. Mafeh tsA ssena. sou.
'aluinF bei~esn tiseo ana 90 oss
~ofth q merchandise. was ssslsa
~hi'" siandlwx a ciark and wssh.
lhsf"n "sf~~ts In The bpsis.t par, n
-" eiiy AZ The neon hour today Tho
wagon bfionxed 70 tbs Loop ana clty
Express company snd the driver bat
sniescd a taiidias to dsilvar xn.as.
Nhen ha fssafued tho wssoa ana ia
sAlaabls load I'D disappeared.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
Irish Magistrate
ASSaSSinofed
By Sim Feiners

lo.so,. ssrch 26-siiea Bell
resisert r,seistrate '~no presses
ever tre inquiry irfo she csallnos
a. t-e sinn Fen snfh iran banks.
~as sho; crsa thls rrornirs oosalas
TIE sssorie clue n Dustin. accord
irs &c = s,spzfch frorn that CT, to
% tie certrsi sssss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

again. Thss Is not 40 merely
wanted "a bs ffc~. nr. Moore and
| have been separated Cor three years
or more. have wanted q dlsore.
ius u was simply 90 avoid such sit
salson that | flnd fnysslf IN today
that ! put il off 30 hong Statements
have been psbilshsd that siii bs
communicated from ths Catholic
church II ! marry ssssn. There h
ao danger shall never b. en-
communicated. In the eyes of the
cztholIc church my divorce VAS not
ilIsgal The church sanctions such
an sei-~baf II viii not sanction my
second nsrrisee.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

do not bsiong 70 myseH ffT have
6ons anything 70 offend tha public
an very sorry. Ny llfe sefk II 20
maka peorie harpy. % fl1 their
hearis with Eiadnesa through my
Appearances IN picture stories I
Nant 70 continue this good sofk.
zad J Nin do - a. long - the psblie
denanos g.
Rumors thaf have been csre8ist
I'd concerning raY marriage 20 Mr.
Fantsanks. are sbsuresf. seeh =
thoaxkf has never entered ny mind.
Some people fbink my divorce vas
pfocers1 % psrmlt ne % marry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

Marshall. nsrsA ss~-A rain. rrsa,
n soiame and srsat IN ,hs amo.nf ~
God q did, came poafin< aoxn.
Wednesday.
u xvs here none too soon. rDr ina
Oh earth va ~aifanx sifA l,s
soakais hanging oat Wheat aad oats
were esttinx ready 10 suffer
bat all has hsea changed ant
everybody = happy Aboaf ! lnehes
% water has fallen 80 faF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

The ooaniy conference ~ tho n
terrhurch worid Movement viii Be
bed st fbe Firzf Chrisslsn chareA.
Cafhrie. wr6ne@fay. Aprsl :. There
al b. = morning session beginninz
81 > O'Clock an afternoon session and
sn ssesing session. Representative
rr~Aksrs ylu - r,rcsenf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
Japan AND Aacrhrihh
rNTfH INTO a TREATY

Baenos Aires. March ~ -Jspaa
Dhsvlnx sceep.d in principle Areen-
'lnn'n progoaei for International free
trade In prime necessities of life. The
fuo countries ara nerotiaflonE Tor che
treaty 10 carry oug ,he plan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

In osIser xrz <ssxzer. Mrs. ss.a
u1CrezEF. III bezss fc-5orur 1orz-
f-x ~ cz1Eorriz nsere 10y 81
$3.50 seTsrzg -aoz<zs w2T -
49, = efzs - se<s ths fzH szN
l. 4 ssz1zF. xr olfrer z-t -
<zz<z<e~ - ri<1r a. q fss 1zrE-
rs-s<= al s1er rlx<ss - tss eozzr
k<<1-s r<<z-x-zx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
ASK AID FOR MILLION
STARVING JEW CHILDREN
Drive BY Jewish Welfare Com
mittec VIII Begin In Guthrie
and Over Whole Coup-
try April 5

The heip which Guthrie viii con-
tribute 70 the faYinx u the lives ~
so Cos Jewish children ~ eastern
and central Enrops vii be In the
form 81 drive whleh ~ill besln April
5 and iasi one week u l. 20 be- hogea
thef every man. ~omsn and childl
n the name of suffering humaniiy
vili heaf this pl'ifui distress call and
give a. generously - 4-ossiblc
Thls j. no cry of race. creed a.
nationality. h h nDi bngKin9 pro
position IN any sense ~ III word.
n d humanity
Never before IN fbe history ~ thsif
r<os have the Jews asked help II
any people bat those % their fanh
Hat fh- need n0s IL 10 compellinF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
COAL MINERS WILL QUIT
WORK Oa APRIL ,

Peoria IH Manch - 'TheFe " !.
soubisdir xili D. . suspension ~
sork ip the. local Bines of Illinois
April - Frsnk f'arsnFaon. president
- the iinifed Nine wofkefx ~ ilh
nois. saia hsre today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
~UposHtRs oF LITTLE
Girl STILL AT LsRCE

Acsnz. osio. uzrch 3s-The sesrrs
Cor tAe nssrdererr - seyen-ge.r-osd
Frsneez south. wao@e body uss
fOsnd II = .ood near bere last nixh'.
wzH cpnfinaed today ~ the armed
posss a snfnern which formed sborf-
- zffer ne crinle was Discovered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
ANOTHER GERMAN CABINET
cots INTO rAE DISCARD

Paris. March 26--The German cab
met headed ~ Premier Gustav Bsser.
has resigned, according 70 message
received mere from Berlin today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
MtN Muo DEMANDED Ss2.eee
~ APIS. RtrT psAkE N
PktT IO utkf Ar
Rfs>I >shl\


kestrsssr. >y~ MRrxh ~
ra1a lls-ar e.sesr pia sea e q.
n littis. lsssascr espltsilss.
~'ee sss eeen zee ser ran>e-n ~
sAsnarpsrs ~ss fesss tnss rsern-
ins 60 peiice ieekec "a a reerr N
q leeal hcssA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26

The tolio~irg Hereford ssosk was
soid Hereford hull. ealvea Nay &
1914 lseiongmg 10 A \. Dresser. Sc.
~ard. 70 Harry Hart okmnlees. ssee
Cos. caiecd October :. 1914 A \.
nressen owner, 20 Harry Hart. ok.
malfee. sg1t
nuii. ealsca August ~. isiS A. \.
Dresses owner 70 Arthur Neslns.
ccyic. sfxA
Ran, caised Anwas, Z. 1914. A \.
Dressca. 10 - 4 Hackney. Guthrie.
So .
ban A. n Dresser 10 o. tnekeu.
ball 0aihrio. SO.
Ball. eaitsa February 10. 1919. A
= Dresser 20 4 A. Gallup. rond
Creek. sisa
Cow. calsea April ls. isiL A \.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-26
FIRST ANNUAL SALE Or PURE
DREO CATTLE SUCCESS.
Some Fancy Prices We're Paid
For Hsreforis and Shorthorn
Cattle Mary Fine speei.
mems shown

fAe firsf annaal sale ~ the Here
fngd sns SAafthorn Esreeaprs Assaeis /.
fiea ef tasan eeoels slseed Il tAs
f'ee fsif &rsaaas "Wednesday ard
fAaFssias 49, . xsesss IA every was
sAcenkAnx n~2ghgr eonditiona Nhsch
~ meakare mArfVs she eyeas Tire
.r.n ald noi interfere uhh the sale
proesr a. thai Mature NNs handled
sndeF cessr cf the hlk l&stliion esfFe
eefegui hunaf~d - the finext nage
hAocd cattle tn thr land were housed
rhs pasillien had eenirr arvnA taf
ihe derlaf ~ tie sgoek a. fhfy we're
led eug - he sold nldtine wax
bf.,k from thc hop-off and sonae
iAnrY awicca uers raid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-02
CORN Goes HIGHER
COLD WEATHER AND CAR SHORT
AoE STIMULATE PRlcEa
Market Opens Up to 8 Cents Higher
and Sharp Gains Result All Around
Shorts for January Delivery Show
conesrn--oats Stronger and Pro.
visions Dull But Firm.

Chicago. Jan. Corn made swift
upturn In price today. stimulated by
sub zero weather. The extreme cold
associated with car scarcity, was
generally taken to mean continued de-
lay TO the crop movement. Shorts TX
the January delivery showed especial
concern. Opening quotations. which
ranged from the same as Wednesdays
finish to cents higher, with January
at l.SlA to 1854 and May at si.slN
to sI.3ex. were followed by sharp
gains all around,
Reports that cars had been ordered
from the east to help handle grain
had some bear1sh effect later. The
close was unsettled. to 2 cents net
higher, with January at s1S5S to
sl.s5ia and May at sl.s3 to sissb.
Cats. e.,
Free buying on the part'o commits
sion houses gave stre1sth to oats. Aft
er opening u to x .: a cent higher. In
Guiding May at 1sS to 81, the market
scored a modeyate further advance.
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EARLY TREATY COMPROMISE.
Senators Think Agreement Possible
Before Monday.

Washington. Jan. Friends Of the
treaty In both parties expect to whip
out tangible compromises In the three
remaining days before the senate re-
couvenes. leaders indicated.
Democrats have practically agreed
that Article x must stand. but think
the preamble and the Lenroot rssolu-
ton reducing British representation in
the league TO one delegate must go.
The Shantung reservation is agreed to
by democrats.
Republican mild reservationists, who
are expected to move next, think these
propositions basicary just During the
next two days they hope to produce.
with democrats concurring. COM
promises that will be acceptable 70
sixty flour senators.
II the compromise Job is not finished
this week, they believe it can be car
He'd on officially perhaps, II Senator
Underwoods committee Of ten Is ap-
pointed early next week.
Impetus to movements among SEN
ators to break the treaty deadlock
comes direct from the people. moro
than dozen senators told tho United
News today.
The country demands immediate ac-
ton on the treaty. they said.
BY way Of backing their assertions
with positive evidence. several soma
tors displayed thousands Of letters
which have poured in since the Lodge
and Hitchcock factions clinched ex-
pressing impatience at the treaty de-
lay.
Tho general demand was for action
Senator Hitchcock, democratic lead
CT, has received some 1000 letters en-
dorsinx his compromise efforts. He
has tust returned from trip thru
tho west. and declared that in CALI
fornia, Senator Hiram Johnson's state
hundreds Of people saw him to pleas
| for action on the treaty.
Senator Borah. a bitter ender.
finds that most Of the letters reach
ing him oppose tho treaty.
Senator McNary. OF Oregon. milk
reservationist. is inundated with let
ters demanding a get-together action
Senator Lodge, reservation leader
explained that his correspondents in
sist on his reservations. but anothe,
senator got this from a Massachusett.
republican
"The people Of New England ART
sick ana tired Of the whole snarlinl
and wrangiing performance Of thu
United States senate. It makes dis
order everywhere"
4 letter to Senator McCumber says
what an opportunity you senator,
have to put the treaty thru to grea
success! Let Us have peace that
VIII stop this awful regime Of hellisf
| war"
A letter to Hitchcock advises tn,
senator to "overrule the president 4
he objects. but pass the treaty, eithel
with or without reservations" Other!
express similar sentiments.
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New York PeodueA

New York. Jan. 3.
Butter-weaker; receipts s,s5s tubs;
creamery specials ssh ass: creamery
extras CO.. score) IS: extra hrsts 6oh o
81; packing stock, current make. No.
2. ~.
Cheese-Easy: receipts 2.ss3 boxes;
state and whole milk special. white or
plored slh 932; average run. sou .
81.
EggsHFirm; receipts 1854 caseS;
fresh gathered selected extras 10;
extra frsts 74675: flrxtA 11072.
Poultry-Alive steady: western
chickens 80: ROSTERS IL; fowls 2r6
80; turkeys. dressed. steady: fresh
killed western chickens 1902; fowls
?2@35; turkeys i6952: ROSTERS 22Q
%.
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Wednesday, Jan. Z

Commencing at 1880 o'clock sharp,
consisting of the following prop
erty. towit:
+HEAp OF HORSES
Consisting of bay horse, 10 years
old. VT. 1900: brown mare. 10 years
old. VT. 1900; gray mare. years old,
VT 1900; brown horse. years old, VT
1850; Shetland pony, years old, broke
and gentle.
4s-HEAD OF cATLE-s
Consisting OF Is cows. IL head
yearling heifers. head yearling steers,
two-year-old steers, two-year-old
bull. recorded: IL spring and fall
calves.
e@HEAD OF Hoes-25
so Chickens. 800 or 600 BusheI Of corn
FARM MACHINERY.
Eight foot Deering binder. good as
new; two riding cultivators, ono John
Deere and one GAINESVILLE; one Grow
cul1tvator, new last year; Litchfield
manure spreader, new: two wagons,
one high wagon and ono truck wagon
with box, nearly new; hay rack. five
foot Mccormick mower. Mccormick
hay tedder, fifteen foot drag and one
drag cart, Deere disc, two gang plows,
hay rake, bob sled. top busy. barrel
cart hog waterer. nsw: Round Oak
heater, size IL, ono and one-auareer
inch and one ana one-hah inch double
harness, good a. new; several collars.
IIeuaI tsrms Free Lunch at Noon
: WALTER sAPP,
]. r, MANsAiP, Auetionesr.
r. j, SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
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HOG MART STRONG.
BETTER TONE IN SWINE MARKET
A. RECEIPTS FALL OFF.
Better Grades Gain 10 Cents In Value.
With Bulk Selling Between St4.so
and st4.eo-Cattls Market Continues
to Hold Firm Strength Also In
Sheep Market-current Prices.

Chicago, Jan. 2.--Hog market today
was strong 10 10 cents higher. the
gains being largely due to a decrease
in arrivals at the yards. Bulk sold
within a range of sl4.3o and Si4.So,
with extreme top at si4.65. Receipts
were estimated at $4,000 head.
~ Cattle.
= Cattle market was Arm. The run
was small. the estimate being 5000
head.
Sheep.
sheep market was strong. Arrivals
numbered 1900 head.