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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31
/. MONDAY EVENING, MAY 81, 1920

vide over 100000 pounds e bread
a day, 189,564,OO0 feet B. M. of lum-
Der, .3,751,560 railroad ties, 1885,
600 poles, $4,000 cubic meters nof
firewood, $500 piles, $1,000 toms
of cement; besides thousands OF miles
Of narrow gauge railroads and jwag-5
on foads, water supply, sewerage, re-
mount depots, veterinary hospitals
plants and other structures needed
for a military force of 100000 men
or twice the population Of Minnesota
at the last census in 1920. .:Sss;;$$yHs :
The figures given refer only to-
France, although much was done in
other countries, notably Russia and
Siberia. A vast amount of engineer
ing work was done In the United
States by the Engineers and other,
branches of the army Great as this:
was it is hard to realize that more
construction for strictly military
purposes was done in France than in,
the United States and under immeas--s
urably greater difficulty in every
way, aside from the fact that much
Of it was done to the music of burst"
Ing Suc1lS duu VIC "AASCAAAS " mo
chine gun bullets. WI u.
Perhaps the greatest pride the En-
gineers have in all their achieve
ments is that with all the backbiting-
wrangling and promiscuous charges,
of inefficiency, corruption, and fraud
(whether just or unjust) with which.
our country is and has been cursed
during the war, they alone, or almost
alone, of all the branches of the"
government, have escaped without a..
single hostile criticism. With res
possibilities second to none in the.
four great fields or purchase and,
manufacture of supplies, transporta-'
tion, construction, and on the field
of battle, they have won world wide
reputation and, most remarkable or
all, have escaped the almost univer-,
sal hostile criticism at home WelE
may the engineer corps Of the army
and the profession at large be proud
Of their record. What business. man.
or manufacturer could expand his:
business over one hundred and sixty.
times in eighteen months, move most:
Of his business across the ocean and.
under adverse conditions establish
such a record. ~ a.:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31
erican manufacture.

/, erican manufacture. * =
A millionaire piloted Numbe r One.
He is Cliff Durant of Detroit, driving
la Chevrolet. Ralph, DePalma, favor
tie Of the race fans, drove Ballot.
Many former winners are entered
again this year. + Among them are
Rene Thomas, Jules Goux, Ralph De
Palma, and Howard Wilcox. r.
Wilcox COPIED the prizes last year
by coming in in Puegeot. This
is a French car and has won three
of the races, taking the last two. :.
- Ralph DePalma holds the record of
5:33:55:51, which he established in
1916 The average time for .DePa1-
ma in this race was 1884 miles per
hour. -,
The sweepstakes were suspended,
in 1917 and 1918 because of the war.
Entrants in Today's Race. =. i
|, Driver Car Representing
Cliff Durant, Chevrolet, u. S. <5.s
Ralph DePalma, Ballot, France. r..
Jean Chassagne, Ballot, France.
Rene Thomas, Ballot, France. -:
Louis Chevrolet, Monroe, U. s. W.
CASTOR Chevrolet, Monroe, U: S. -
Roscoe Sarles,g Monroe, U. s. Ks =,
Not pamed, Monroe, U. s. - .<s.'f{=S
Joe Boyer, Frontenac, u. s. , ,..y4..$ NJ.
Arthur Chevrolet, Frontenac, U. s. '
Not Named, Frontenac, u. s.
Ray Howard, Peugeot, France. .s,asgs !
Jules Goux, Peugeot, France.
Andre >Boillot, sPeugeot, France: :,
Howard Wilcox, qPeugeot, France.
Jean corporate, Gregoire, France.
Jack Scales, Gregoire, France. y,.
Jimmy Murphy, Duesenberg, u. S.
Tommy Milton, Duesenberg, u. s. ~
Eddie O'Donnell, Duesenberg, u S.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31
AT THE GRAND

Tonight, also Tuesday afternoon
and evening, two feature photoplays
of unusual excellence appear at the
Grand theatre. The drama Is Leroy
. SCOTS famous story, partners of the
, Might" and the two-part comedy
: features, the inimitable comedian
! Larry Semon in his latest production,
a"School Days. ~,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31
RACERS 0FFI0DAY' J.
AT INDIANAPOLIS
(By United Pressl !

Indianapolis, May 31.--Thirty-
two daredevil automobile racers went
under the gun at ten O'clock here to-
day in the eighth International 500
mile Sweepstakes, of the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway. "
They race for purse of $4,000
France, England, Italy and Amer
lea were represented by the drivers
who piloted cars Of French and Am
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31

Eddie Hearne, Duesenberg, U: g.:
Waldo Stein, Oldfield, U. 8.
Tom Rooney, Revere, W. S:'s@s>5''"'s :
Not named, Revere, u. S.>* .
Ira Vail, Philbrin, U. S.
J. Ellingboe, Ellingboe, U. S.
C. G. Howard, Ellingboe.2 U. s:
Ralph Milford, milford, u. So
Kurt HIKE, Kenworthy, u. 8. Il: ~
mot named, Richards, y: s. $ MI. =
Not named, Meteor, U. 8. sz$s ,3 r..
Not named, t. N. T..sU. s. t&3.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31
REX TODAY,

Suppose you were sitting with your
loved one. The time was May. All
nature smiled. You were content that
Fate had shaped happy life for
YOU. Suddenly and without warn
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31

Buy horn. Blow into it. Make noise for
this town. You will be heard
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31

Heaven and hell are long way apart but some
people try to stradde through life with foothold
in each place. " 80
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31
Exclusive
features
. Jan. l
W. 1886 4

AA~A~AVS
Features :
"Goose = Neck''.
sound-box tube
enabling the Vic
tor stylus to. fol-
low the record
grooves with unA
erring accuracy.
Modifying doors
may be opened
wide, thereby
giving the tone
in it's fullest VOL
une; or: doors
may be-. set at.
any degree, grad
uating the vol
ume Of tone to
exactly. suit every
requirement. l.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31

sYou can purchase this Model
w Victrola, together with a COL
lection Of Victor records, on
terms so easy that you will never
miss the money. It is just the ma
chine for an apartment or small
home, requires but little room,
and is easily portable from place
to place. =. a.. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31

A merchant advertses "silk shirts one-third of. "
Too short, brother, too short for comfort. There's
nothing more exasperating than trying to keep an
abbreviated down.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31

With Carranza in his grave, at the hands Of a
treacherous and brutal assassin, there is q possfs
biity of return to something like normal condi-
tions in Mexico. A possibity-that's all. =, :
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31
Exclusive
- - %
So.
Features

q = =" " q
Features
Concealed sound
ing boards and
simplifying COM
partments Of
wood provide the
area Of vibration
surface essential
for exact . and
pure tone Nrepro-
duction.. Exhibi-
ton sound box
the accurate, SEN
sitive reproduc-
ing. diaphragm
that converts ev-
cry particle Of
tone into an ex-
act reproduction
Of the original.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-05-31

The railroads want billion dollar increase il
freight rates, or rather they want increase tia
will produce that much additional income. Give
to them. The consuming goat still has squar
inch or two of hide left on his lacerated back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
OKLAHOMA CITY GIRLS
SET FIRE TO JAIL
Escape Made When Planes Eat
Through SIDE Of the City Jail
Go, Away While Police
Scattered

OAlshoua cly. Jan 80 ~ .eiilns
fire % and hufnlnr namber ui
boards fnfnAing partition in
thr mauunN department pu ne
IN lrd fipof 81 the clt JAZZ sont time
lIsi nlshi Ollie honds ana lhts Waite
held on tasranCy chagxss. snrc rs1ed
N escaplnF After rhs boards we've
burned shes sleied out auenti,s
II plaster aud wrgsled ihruuKh me
olenlnw
They lhrn desecnded % The ssconi
floor and went lnto fhs municipal
court rpom from which ihsy e~apsi
b. tyiug blankets together and sliding
down ihem from window
Although polife we're everywhere ia
the building the girls succeeded 10
eiudiug them entirely 20 go to ii,e
municipal Coar room q was neces b
sery for them 10 90 a. far ~ a stair
way landinR NOT more Than o. feet
bose toe man lobby n The police
station aud ia plain sighi n any one
who shoald happen 20 enter The front
door or pass between the sergeant's
and captains offices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
FANCY CORDS SEEM TO
Be LEADING NOVELTY
Miss Sadie Brakey Telling Of
Things New Yor Women
Says Belts Are Beng
Featured

writiag from New York Miss Sadie
Brzkey Of the Cuthrie FASHION shop.
ssys.
Fancy cords seem The leading nov.
city trim for early spring apparel
These cords are usually Of Ella. al
houKh few mercrrlxed cotton ones
are seen Navy. black and white pre-
dominate "a color. bui some f~o-colof
sffects are shown and also brilliant
reds. greens and pnryles
There Is side variety ~ belts
and Eirdles being featured Narrow
leather or ciielofn belts very elabor-
afeiy.decorsted With cut steel or metal
neislIion. and slides are snons the
fasoriies 6irdies % metal embrold-
cred SILKS Or ribbons. and noselsy
cords of beads Or riaiied braids con
llnuc to be freely used
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
BETTER MARKETS FOR
GUTHRIE, OBJECT or LIONS
Enthusiasm Ran High At Regular
Luncheon Held Yesterday.
Ladies Night on unlaoky
Day and Date

negser markets fof oaihfte wae shs
sahlesi aiesutsca - no neonaAs
ieneAeer ~ the t.sons Cigh heid Al
ske Ieae Hotel YESTERDAY n plsn.
ossiined hs several spes<eTs are ar
rie4 10 , successful eone,asian. Gath
ne w.li seoa have the best market IA
the state
The Rotary Cfah wsll ipih wigh gfs
l.ions in this ~uFs ans q u "a he
hoped that ever, detail vili - ref.
feetst and the mNfke's ssiahAssed
before he neNf crop iinf
one ne~ memAsr ~ss ADDED le the
riah Al she meestux yesterday n r
Hknxiurd helng inlroarced and ae.
crpist Tas Lions have q number og
Important matters coacefnnF he
welfare ~ cushfle andes ccnsldera-
siaa and viii b. "a bsss hunch daring
the spriag and samaeF lu hoossiaa
0ushaa Neat Modnesias a yoint
meeting of Rolarsanw and Lions wlll
~ held when Pfeslaent John shsf
tell of the Oklahoma Cny Railway
COMPANY ~i,l he present aud address
the members on The local railway
situation
Friday. Ne nAfy i9th win be iaales
nlghl. when every Lion is eAPectea 10
hrlnE si- isioness of prospective Lioa
ess saa enjoy naaqaet apd mafleAis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
WHAT TIcKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

kngnsAer SIKH district se.
FnbiIcans elected tWo anlnsifaesss
delegates Il. the renabllosn uslionsl
convention.
Omaha A bandit armed wiih an
empty automatic revolver rubbed a
unlon pso'ue passenger train he.
tween Frcnon;. Seh.. and Omaha and
escaped with an unknown amount Of
loot
Tamna. ~ Three rromlnent
siockmen of Folk county silird. and
fcurih capiarcd IN flrhi with dstusy
sasriffs near Chieora. late rhursdas
uigM. i was announced Officers
sid lhsy caught The men eating fhs
wire fen,s surrounding tract o.
rhoaphair land recently enclosed d.
lhs Americas Agricultural Chemlesl
y c,anlmny.
- Jsekson Mise Mississippi
school teachers forbidden 10 marry
during school term under ne~ bfi
psssed BY the house of The lerislrure
San Antonio President Carrnnxa
has prslaimed himself dictator of
Mexico snd declared hc would moi
tfsnsfsr The government TO the presi.
dent elected next July. accordln~ T.
Msslro CITY dispatch 20 Mexican
paper Published here
Wilmington. ~ G The crew of
the tank STEAMER Meilero. which sank
a. sea MONDAY rescued BY The sur
rosa. a sister nhlp. after being afloat
Ia small boats for five days
--Ashvllie. n ca motion picture
deal. said ~ iuyolva several mllilon
dollars affected when the s A. Lynch
enterprises. half owners Of ihe souta
err enterfrlse controlling i.A theatres
in y southern siaEes. were sold %
the Plsyers-i.askt corporation
-Rome The national railroad
strike has ended and the men bass
returned 10 work
Berlin l)elions -ailon protesting
against The cxtradition of the former
German emperor and participated is
b. 5000 persons. VS. held a. Han
over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
stca eaics 90 on sAxss
pHiltfNa woata Will Z

Fittsharsh Jar Al The aavanes IN
lhe pfiee ~ Pennsylvania erwda 81
~ y hAfFti elll Fvsals "a the Wild
sst ssaseA ter pespelesm this see
llan has known slaes sae ssfts ases
~ the -oii ssrltemsut sfsortlns 20
Ralhafltias Ia the lnauafFv hers
AlruadY n has started ana leasa~
Rre being saAxn a. te~rlisrv ~hieh
waa drilled pvur mare thsn hslf ean
fnfy aNn abd then sbanaousd foF
nnfa tfadaotlfs fields pfllllnx has
been eummepeed IA saase ~ THESES
leases aad reaalls have besn sa aeaa
- sn saseavagv others one fsia n
Allnahanf epanfr Ahmpaanmd Ia gha
easlf NsFsatlos baeanss th~ sus veil
drilled proved 10 BE- = AiasfaFe has
pFudaeea numhsF - wells thn pasf
fsw months
the greater part ~ this aeyelep-
meni wlil he Ia wssfssn r~nnsyi
sanla aud West viFKinla" sxplsinsd
the head ~ a large corporation which
has hssa developing OH territory esr
manF yeaFs When of vas oalr a
dollsr . harriet one bad 70 helsm IN
Eoud we'll bpfofv he Bad paylak
proposition Aa~ mtth all A. la a
barrel "a rays ~ dFiil = les uf wwlia.
even though thnY only produce bar.
rel = dsf we Fedaee expenses -
connseilng These small sells % eas
po~ef plant. snd pamplng lhen very
thoroughly while The mutual cost ~
dFilllns - hixh. sheat three ,imaa ~
marh "a 10 tho old liars. eeeaemles
~ operation snd tha pffnesiy pslee uf
crude. ma&s hunting Tor The PssaaYl-
Ssnia grade pfestg profiisbis In.
vesfmsnl.f
Tbs companies euKAasd ia lhia @efk
arc asuaiiy ola time organizations
~hleh have no stock fpf sale and
whieh epser lhoFoaahlY sish leases
All tha territory IN the lmmsdlsla
nrlxhboFheod u tteiF spefsiioaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
VALENTINE LIMERICK
CONTEST ON MONDAY
Rules and Regulations Must he
Strictly Adhered To: Prizes
Cash and Show
Tickets

sash wide. spread lutcres, Was
iaken n The Lssdef Limerlsk Goa
test. closed today. lha, The Leader
has decided 10 put on sgr0ad uop.
test u liAe nature. to start. Monday
IN tho contest just terminated more
than 600 persons made contributions
10 the Limerick department Scores
Of these TAILED "a b. printed owing 90
their length One hundred limerieka
we're received TOD late fpr publication
IN the contest 20 opea Monday. the
foliowlue rules and rcsalatlohs viii
be strictly enforced, aud no ooniribu-
ilon viii b. prlh,ed where the rules
are violated
According - Lewis carroll and Mel
burgess mo1efn auihorltles -
limerick consists ~ five lines. of
never more than nine words 10 tho
line. the qusdrs ilse must rhyme
supra. reason, soui. measure and
cuphony comprise a."
limerick Rules and Regulations
Contest from Fob 10 Fob A. rof
hest limerick prinied. prize % o. aud
tickets for tao seats st valentine per.
formancs aJ Ioliafa inssiisi Bills
Enid bennett IN stepping out and
Valentine performance Highland the
ster. hllis James rorlsit In Prince
81 Avenue
second beat. ticsNis Tor two seais
At Pollaris and : seats at Hlshland. /.
Valentine performances.
Limsrlcks exceeding fse lines plll
be rejected
Zach limerick must teaf name aud
address ~ contestant. only inlllals
~ill be printed II desired
De,ision ~lli be slgon by the
Limerick Editor iu The lssuc ~ Fsb
if
al llmtrleks musi be iyprrrliien
Announcement - prize winner ~
contest closed all he made. Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
MILL Demonstrate
PRUN|NG AND SPRAYING
County Agent Wiley Has Secured
a Demonstrates For Logan;
Schools and Districts To
Benefit

Counfy Agent J " Wiley. has ar
rxnxea STA The Horticultural depart
meat q n. state bo2r1 o. agriculture
ts have thesr Representative. Mr.. J
A Fzrosharsoa. put on /Hning sse
spraying deronstrztlons IN Different
parrs Of I.oxan c0anfv nexs ~ees.
Several committees and schools ssil
b@ visited. aud the work exeusflified
IN the lzscst and nsosf approved and
effective manner n Al efforf 20 spread
corrers information o. these tao very
essential brznches q orchard Sork.
Thoass7Ss q fruii tres 10 Loxzr
counsy have bsen ruined by ne~ierl
ard othcr thousends b. imyFopsi
methods q prunigg-
Thsrs j. . rixhf wsy 10 prsne e
Ers he greatest bearing of frat ireef
AID .zse ~ Tree from ssiux FOO mach
q sss vitality for groEth Of wood
Mr. Psrsuhsrson has hsd years g
prxczxzs ergersencs an al disrust
these msftsrs thosuaxhiy shiic vork-
iE<.
O~inx - the iiniled rsmber u zsn
sssirned 10 shis work. Monday. Tses-
dzy za6 Wednesday. Feb. E-2-i ar
she only dates op<n for fhls countT
ssd the .prs riil - ~ the following
ylzee<. t0rh. Mssf1y Hone ~ Jobs
GooeA nor1h - Czfhgie. TuesdsT
a n farm q " Helfsssd. . nsiie=
sess "a cosisze syenze. Tuesday. 9
r. koae 81 ch.s Oison. ? miles soBth
% Dzxison street. Wednesday. a. ua.
Al Dsssrset - A L. Lznxston. teach
err Wednesday. , H. - Mr. koai'
orehar1 sih cresesat high school
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
SAYS EWING SHOULD Be
DRAWN ANO QUARTEREl
Republican Worker Says Wildcat
Seeks To Dominate Party
Politics In Logan
County

There neeaz TO BE- q een.rAl clean
a. In rcPabilcan Clrrles sAsd IN lTaie
~ 4hllcan worker teday he was
especially sore ah0as The Ncsraw
sithdrawAi Men 10 car party ciAim-
irr Ia b. repahlfcsnx Who deal ia
dirty religious attacks. shoald BE-
branded We oaehi TO siean NJ un
thls man Ewing ioa. he j. ir,inr
70 control the republican party IN
his cnanis He u an 90 sshcol
Nlnsflshcr double crossing pollsiclaa
rho dips hls shiny hands iaso the
sssFs % eaF fsfis. he shoala b drawn
ard Qaaftered E~ine Il goinF cut
shout the street saying n controls
taines IN Logan and lhai be sill 40
back 20 the legislature"
Ewing said today ne did not care
for the attack. % his enemies I'm
raske these warts who are attacking
Ne lump shru1gh The hoop Ne said
-Of course, I'm going back % the
Legislature Ina going 10 work fnr
nv constituency n q special session
= held hiil will b. presented calling
sor . ssao e-ae memorial 20 ex-fery
se men. shall pp' a rider on his
ali asking Ter . soooeo appFopfia-
'son Cor sirfs dormlsory a. thu
LGEeston school. a. . memorial 20 the
sciorua boss who fouFhi. sifa and died
the war And Il fail ia the specls'
Will run aKalu IN order 70 pui q
through don't care Tor ATTACKS
shail purify politics in Logan. !
Aave said have made N. best re-.
sssntatise Loxan county has had
Nnce statehood and silil say n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
WILL sEll r-E NOTED WALL
svREEy SUCKER LIST

Nee sers. Jar 3f--rhe 25.oco doc
ssrs. ls~yerx ,sssAsss. Business r.en.
~aeors s~s srphsnk ~ho sssd 20 get
silsrsns sscek -iiteratars" sre~' y
lssrpse. Wall Street broker ara ~ne
are alleges to have sent ir~ resrss
$50 600 Ger irsexf~srss ~nieh ~srs
never made. rnsy especs soeH 10 re-.
eeise their FIRST eersiaerers ef 1T,
srssa~e- src-r . ness srrr An se-
ser.lse~ens ~ wsil street pubises
slon socsy ssaeunesd sha, lstroesf
essssrer liss. sro~r 10 tie sians
sne street ss a 'sseser iss," ~esle
Be ssis al ssstior er Feb G.
\ escy sss1en-,ent for lssooe.
seere present ~.sreseeufs . sssc &
be ssAp~r. ~as issses ~ Feoers'
lseae krex yesse~say at sre reeves
% Es~srs 3 Levy. reses~sr e shs
lss-ose err, I've pSececirss "
osrkrscsey we're fiiec n tee case
several renshs sso
Ae@ero n 10 Mr. Levy. tie -sssssr
ltss- 10 virtually sre onts sssss ne hss
beer seie 10 ls<sss 80 10 the present
Meet os sne s7so.oco lssross 10 ssse
20 have received srom customers ~as
ioss ~ sasusi'or,ssc -plsneins- IN tns
ssses -srset ~ Lesy ss'a-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
HOW NEW WATER TAX LAW WORKS

fhs first % value, or 3 sslai al
fi5ro The Isw provides that sfisr
= vehicle has been registered Two
ssecessse years in this state The Tar
shall be reduced twenty per cent.
making the ihird years registration
OF the above described vehicle 81 =
5, less % Per cent. or ffseo for the
third years rezlstfa;lpn Ssd The nexf
succeeding year namely. she fourth
year. the Zee shall again be reduced
- per cent q ti{so Which i sgfo
leaving the fourth years fee fii@0.
The neat and last reductltn = granted
IN the fhsh teaf. being tii.es less 70
per cent. making the fee ts.1e. How
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
Crazed BY Flu
He Kills Wife,
Babe, Himself

cieycnsno. o.. Jan. D. - Mrs.
Eo,sh Bullman ana her s.ronfhs
old daughter. Pauline. were shos
10 death here today. and the hUs.
band rv' s5ther. Martin ~ss se.
ported eyina IN . hospital with q
bullet " tss t'.in.
Police ls'less Bvllran temper.
sriiy csFseesc from lnfivsnfs.
from which ~ three members o.
the family have been susssrins for
. week. first siiied his wife and
baby ard then snof himself.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31
fIRI DESTROYS O.C.
TIRE AND nt BBER COMPANY

Oklahoma City. Jsn. si.--Fire in the
bulls'na housing the fire.tons Tire
& Rubber company was under eonsrol
a. 1910 O'Clock this morning. accord
nc 10 frsmen. u 10 expected that u
will be completely esflnevished early
tns ssssrnoen. a trash pile IN the
rear es the bsi.sinp may have been
rsspcrslbie, 4 was said. Loss 10 es-
TAINTED 81 SIPS 900.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-31

here slil be twice a. much to exp.nd
for Rad maintenance. upon state
rosfs as heretofore
Following are some q The proyi-
sions Of the new lz~
The first year registration - based
n the sriuzsion ~ the vehicle IN e.
ceks Il thc firsf ts1eea. For sx-
angie on q vehscle the llsi pries
II rhsch is from tI.f5ase 20 sl.Sso :
- the Tar viii BE- 1000 fof the first
s5soes value and for the fI .ees o.
value ln excess of the fret $50 -.
Is cents per sIesse j. charged. maxi
ing t7S1 for the fee on the excess
ssIse pszs the minimum Of 5000 On
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The res nefor registration Las.
shich has been the sabjecf q con 2
tFosersy and iIfixsfion since - pzfe-
age Il The iast session ~ the legis-
lzfurs. e. sr1sscfss by the highway de-
azrrmenf 70 become operative ncs
fkat the suprrHne court hse relsSs1 10
permlf sDeasfment of the petitions
shleh were fcaDd 90 b. insufficient
% erter q referendum.
This nss plan bids fair 70 inerszse
the rssenue from motor fzx about 40
per cent which mssns thai the re-
eeipfs for ne earrert year sre sx-
p<ctsd 70 reach sprzrc Of t~o million
dollars. The division Of he nsoney
"a zzds sa zz1ef he old lzv. 20 that
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Sepen Die In
Fire al Big
Steel Plant

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