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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

National priced easy to play--the
Gulbransen players at the Smith
Music Company booth. Arcade build
observation-disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

DR.. Cora w. choate, physician.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Be sure to visit the Army and Navy
stores booth on the fair grounds
Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Don't throw away that old couch or
rocker. Have It upholstered and re-
paired at F. .. Evers Upholstering
Company. sos South Third street.
Phone observation-disclosures
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

DR.. Graham. osteopath. Masonic
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Be sure and see our exhibit at the
fair this week. Hildreth Auto Sales
COMPANY
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Miss Betty Carpenter. piano In
structor, room II, Woodbury. build
ing. Phones 1858 and 20s4.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Dance at Red Mems hall Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday nights.
MarshalltoWn Dancing Club.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Visit our display OF furs and mil
linefy At the county fair, ON display
in the merchants exhibit hall. II.
Willard. Son q Co,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Fresh oysters. Nordskog's Banner
Market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

SEQ our pure first quality hair
switches, transformations. curis and
ear puffs. Stephens Beauty Shop,
with the Brdntnall & Brintnan de-
partnent store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

For limited time only, Rosa Bon
hours great masterpiece, "Old
Darby" will be on exhibition on the
third floor. New England. q. r. Lay,
Burch Bros.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

Meet me at my booth, Merchants
Arcade, fair grounds this week. w.
A. George. interior decorator.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

While attending the fair let us
serve you with q cup Of our delicious
Leader Brand coffee, which we are
serving at Q1r booth. Central Tea
and Coffee Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-15

See the magnificent display Of
monographs at Hubler's booth at
the county fair. Hubler's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
NEAR EAST RELIEF DRIVE
SET FOR FEB Is TO 4
J Z Nissley Of This City Will
BE In Charge In This District;
Logans Quota Is
$4,000

The Near East campaign which will
rn made is-.7 81 this month q in
process of formation. both locally and
state vide AZ reported by } y Miss
ley, district field director
a meeting was held a. the city hal
isif evening preparatory to the work
20 be- done aud another will .siosbtlsss
o. called In the neat day or fvo
when an organization viii be efier.
see 20 act back 70 the city and
county drive.
The Near East Relief has Just re
Gently been organized By a special
act of congress. with such men -
lierberi iiooy.r. W ". Taft, Henry
Nofxanihau and Cleveland a. Dodge
o. members Of the national executive
q mmlsiee. and IL ihe onlr accredited
srFanirason Kiylng hello and relief 10
The millions Of starving and homeless
people of Af,asnla. Syria aud the en-
tire Near East country. A snm Of
81 eoo 900 u being raised of which
Oklahoma u asked 20 contribute
f2oe.o .ooo Losan county's quota i
ts.tes. a figure .qulsalsnt 20 Just lie
per eafhs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03

% Patient will deselope dlplhelfa
"a seuaie and house ~iil fnaily
endorse prescription, but send Il 20
eaf department navy department.
poet office department. and committee
cn Indian affairs for fillnK purposes
fA Patient Will thrn frtarn 10
home to~n on s'reichef amt present
f.asef Prints prescription and photo.
ffsphs questionable and congress.
sicnAl papers 20 d0xaisi
ifs nfagNlAs viii then require
good character Witnesses
NJ nfakslsf will then notify local
rsysnne aeeni lhat prescription has
been preeesaed and ressDue agssf
vill require carbon cory for card in
drsluF
n. Patient will deseiope pnsa.
monla
4" nFuselst viii 40 60 cellar 20
FIND hls snpply exhausted
- Antlfseioou inaEps will raid
dug store
Zi Patient VIII rsplrs
sNlow musie New York Clobe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
THE WAY TO GET WHISKY

- = = - . = = = . =
era breath prints % Hstieni al OF
which must b. afiiKea 60 prescription
ie purpon.s ~ Identification
Patient a. tn,n feaatsd "a nn
osf whisky pFeserlfiioa aasslionnairs
ms date II hirf. ctiof ~ fathers
haif. number of icoasins whn were
addicted lo drink. esle On Witch ne
tsok f|rs, slp q lngosieslins liquors
namhsr ~ times ARRESTED Or drunk
ress eAmpisi, llst Of sewers eolds
cfH
r.sicni deselopes spanish In
f,esraa
- Physicians then send finger
pflnit qassslonnAiie. eie "a Wash
inxtcn a. the senate COMMITTEES TO-
thl inscsl Eafion o, pr scrliiions foT
,sias To iha head anl lnnes
Al tprmiffse will samron 81.
tienf rs Washington 81 ronxfsa-
t.v.al htaflnE
fs Con fess wtl bold fso weeks
GAIA srf then rtquHe fwn. thirds
vote eciofe pfoseripl on can be- -.
dorsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
EMBRY MEN WIN IN
PRECINCT CAUCUS MEETS
Anti -Hsmon Forces Will Control
County Convention, Sharp
Encounters Feature
Precinct Meetings

n the Indications ~ TIE Republican
precinct caucnses held Ia Guthrie and
Logan county. Monday night eooni
Tor anything Logan county viii send 10
the State Republican convention q
delegation Instructed for Wood for
president and John fmbry ior ma
fional committeeman
Much aulinailon marked the can
cuses held iass night The basi and
West precincts % the se aond Hsrd
were the storm ceniers q. opposfg
factions In the West precinct of this
ward Amos Ewing xas hvwied over
end lsii OF he Delegation: 10 the Eatf
precinct Dr sharp and WIN MiicheN
Hamon lieufenanis and supporters of
Ewing. we're knof ard 0at IN the
Third and Fourth wafds. termed the
dark fringe delegates selected lean
toward Hamon.
The fight In the pferinss was a
nghf for decency. said oue Repub-
(conflnued on PAGE 4. Col -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
EDITOR WHO sn'sTis "BAN
BOOK TO GO TO JAIL
Brainards Madeline Case Ap
peal Is Denied Counsel foF
Harper a bros. chieitaln
Makes Dram'ic Appeal

Mes Work Teh rllaiuA Z
nfalaafa. pgsalasu, ot ne puhllshlng
ho~se of Harper and nfoshafp whe Il
awaiting senteuee npoa h.a eonviellan
~ having eifenlaiea Aaaellns. an
Autobiography alin9va IL be aa ID
.eene book appealed IN saln Is su
preme Court Justice riauss tor =
certificate az FcaBnnahle dnahl ~
Rardlna the conviction ia The eaart
nt special sessions
Justice rlatssk declared. without
entering Into the merits = the eAse.
shai Mr. nrAlaarda application was
premature. hnlalnr Ihas pfior ~ ,m
uosliion of sentence aush an AZ i.
cation could not be afanfsd
Arguing fof. Mr. nFnlnafd. Francis
N scott. former pfsaialnx ladNs IA
the appellate division - the supreme
court. said
" we anticipated that ~ brain
ard wnuld receive suspended aeu
tcnse We w0ald not b. - nuxttus
Ter this certificate ot reasonable
doubt.
We believe an atteapt vill he
made 70 go, hlm behind the bars II
only foF one day The mon Who
lnstisat.d this ehArkr baps they can
Rct him sent 20 the avnlteniiafg II
ihey can onit Hrg hlln behind tbs
hass. Iona cnsakh 10 sag ha snS thess
their main object viii hats hero a.
cofnpllahsd, even though On appral his
innoeene~ n established
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
WHAT TrcKrD OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

washlnNlna fhs horse lmmieIa
lion eommliiRr iablea a resolution ~
Representative iladsGeih ~ Tsssn.
wtieh vaaii hase pefniltsi ihr tenn
~ nFr hrlhelnn to ot Mexlfsn farm
lah0feis fof fafm Aofk IN rs4aa. Nsw
Msxiso and AflseaA
Ns@ YagA tbs nfat garasassf
ahlp 20 sail ff0M UQfmaa pars 40
the talisd states aines isft. shs
Maaebafia sfglssd
paaxias. kfls Lisala +. q rfs
sher and l.. M Wolfe. army aYlAimn
made forced AaaluH near Mar.
sotsfi aesieo aAa 90 fspatlea 20
b held b Nstisan msniclpai salhof
liles
chlsaeo pefsanusi ~ lhe Wood
nailnnal csmtaikn enmmHlsr an.
nounfsd ihc name u . ). acdrs@.
republican national committeeman
from oklahnula sneladsa a. sles.
chairman
Little Hoek Il hsfame kn02a
lhat ihs psliglen urKiuk tiossfnsf
Hsugy ] Ailau ~ KArna~. ~ araat
the eslfadiflon ~ nossfl flil wanted
sa connection Nlth tas Fhllilps eonpty
laef disorders, was signed - TIRES
rseokai1sd leaders Of Sac nesfo rasa
IT. Afkanaas
Iinffalo The Democratic oartys.
var Freofd. dsfsaded b. Homer $.
Cummings. ehalfmaa VI TIE nailanss
COMMITTEES. ~ Al address eoadsmninx
ihs Fspablleans for dslaY Ia ratlfylnx
ne peace treaty.
Monielaf. ~ i Mrs. Dslllah
Cafreison Coz. s5aneer leader ia
he saffFaslss and pfohibltian nnosr-
mNnt. is dead
--Et paso 0sneFaisrsfshlnx lea
ler san Antonlo.
WhshlnE,on remedy Tar re-
daeink ths high eost sf living. ssers-
iafy q Agriculture Meridssh urged
she eiimlnaflon of aselsss smpioyes In
n0n productive business. speeding np
Of Industry sommeasarsts with ths
pressni aetlssy Of the farmer. AID De-.
isrmiaafion of tho sohber and rrialls..
% exact only . reasonable lfpyit.
New York. Complaints In : hair
million dollar libel suit served apoa
pfesident Ban Johnson - the Amer.-
can League By tho New YORK Amets-
can League slnb.
Peoria. ill.-Tnmmy Gibbons csf-
pointed George tknoekoasp proua Ia
len rounds.
Newark Gene Tnnnsy kno,fs@l
out Al Roberts In the eighth roahi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03


Collector Edwards has announced
he rules under which uquor mag he
purchased. sor meaislnal purposes,
aadeg the revised. rev4u ped. and u-
lsssFeed. prohibition amendment The
mple,e proceeding fellows
4 Patient aeveiofes siirht eoid
2 speaks 10 wife about Il "a
presses opinion that bot vhsk,
miEht cure i ana .agEesis hurry
cali Cor the Doctor
3 Wife suspects taking and al
ministers white pine syrup and hef
lcmonade.
4 Patient deveiopes gfippe
s. Wife becomes alarmed and
serds for iamii, physician
3. Family physician satisfies self
thar patient i nor eamouflaglns. but
calls IN nine other Ihbsicans. a.
required ~ law. io vefyiY bis find
irts. and endorse ihe pfcscripiio ion Tor
hali.pini
nerililon expcri i failsd % lAac
finger prints. fool prints. nose prlnie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
Women Take New Stand On Birth Rate

seisishness. she foes On. for any one
Fenerzfion 20 act a. II a Lad flnai
lea On the earth ~ben ~ besf q b
only . temporary tenant and she
aao;ss somsbody's ~ithenng ssrcssn
-Fe~ men really care shat happens
70 posterify
On another aspect of TIE birfhrzfs
qs~ston. Professor Heyes' soFds ~.
electric sifh fersd feslisg TO COOK
thousand meals > year. % mzte
beds and sash rfxhex thossand
times = pear. 20 bear eaiidrsn-sI-
rsys 70 bear children. IN meekness
znd resignation has bern held % -
. xomans los a. ordered By pnoyi-
deac<. o.. II least b. nature. What
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03

The average citizen. in fact no.
eody voaid take L. u Besdles 10 Be
e years of age He - a. active a.
the ordinary man Of - Bur Mr.
beadies says he has passed ihe -
asrk and i feeling fine and tit The
reason he says 10 -eaFiy 10 bed. early
. rise hsrd work aad plain. whole
some food
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03

Professor Ellen Hayes. q weile-
sisy. -DsazrGy chzuengins Mr..
Dsblin's zsssmpfion that declining
hfrth rsfe is an evil. demands IN Ian
gszss warm rifh Inclination:
What reason has anybody given
way The hisher and the utfs-morf
paris of Sorfh America say. shosid
forthwith be populated - rapidly and
- denselF a. may be. even by elect
stock Why shosi1 the natural for
esfs " 20 hsrridIy worked into ium-
her and the counfrris nonrsssorzbie
rstsr1i resourc<z--oozL pefroitsm.
xzs zns others-he exploited 10 the
exhzussLon point
n 10 THE ersdest form Of collective
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
,HtItTfL SIGN:
No JOINT MEETING.

The carded meeting Of the joint
sfsaion Of Rotary and Lions elnbs
Wednesday noon 81 he lone hotel
has been cancelled
John shartef l. sick a. hls home
lh okishoms City and oanno, b. pres
eat Mr. sharei des.sed 10 address
he clubs on the proposal 10 sacate
= me lines of the local street rail-
way. There - decided oprosllien 10
hs proposal
The Joint meeting will be held az
some future date.
The Rotary club viii hold i,s annual
luncheon Wednesday noon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
Short Cuts To
Home News

al ghe cit, sehoal hoaFa sneeting
yesterday Il was learned shal q 1.
Rreoss schecl eoard ssemhsg whns
rekidens - lAsreaee. Kansas where
he is "a business @ouA not f~sign
tron the hoara ansii aner sA~ reor.
esnlrsgien ia May Amer tAat time
Mr. hrocks viii fsrmsis auit ana -
siFr said = cltiaen tedas ~Had
there hAea an active resitens mem
Aer of The cits school toara IN
charge ~ hni,ainEs and gyaanas. ihe
lamentshs~ accident ihat hefell the
little rifl 81 Capitol Hlll school
moald have sren aserfed The aues-
ton lollowS aaiufsiig shy not have
E~w chairman Of TIE handlaes and
grounds conmHtees IN tAr xAy MOI
hAae a nes nenher q the sehoal
hoard IA place of Brooks. Mo il no
longer a resident - the ety. cur
rent acsoants wes~- aadltsa and al
iowss and other business transacted
There wlii be = general meeilnr
Il ths Rsrenis, teachers. anA friends
a lhe Firxs Methodist csspreh. FRIDAY
scnlng fehrnary eth. II stea o'clocs
Mr. rershing. Scout executive. Of Ok
'ahonA Cify will speak a. sell a.
Rev Il y l.ehe~. pastor OF The West
sathrie n T. chnrch W. high school
students ein furnish TIE music ans
Entertainment features Every 80
1en frtenessea in the BETTER We.
'afe" % sAe school chsldren arr arrea
% be preseRt
---Conxressman Scot; Ferris viii be
a Cushrie al day saturday the Ten
and wIil make 4 speech either a. the
opera hoHse Or In she CITY hai that
aight Congressman Ferris 10 oppos
NJ r 2 Gore for the unaed States
~aato~hlp He is an eloquent
peaker and an Democrats are urged
a hear rs speech on sac n'Ehi Of the
IssA
Jadre Frank Dale closed deal
odzy whereby he becomes owner ~
he building on Okiaaoma avenue
sow occupied br O T Lewis garage
7 figure any brick bnlld.Rs in the
iasiness radius on Oxlahoma svenne
: worth the price paid fSooA. said
Iadse Dale today
JadEe John " cotteral will open
erm of federal ooars al osiahoms
'ity February eth. The docket Is one
! The heasless In many months The
sreaf nsioFlty of cases On the docket
re for licnor violation in the Usage.
shns slasers ana rArco'ls pedaiers
Eneine tender and Oh taak car oil
Fort Smith a Western train wea'
~ the track near NAvina last nlghf
caring ap iraekage and blocking the
uad. Conductor Herfick VA an
harEe The ~ smith rosdhed + CRY
al. say workmen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03

deeidiag vote - 10 the psmber Of
children 10 follow is likely 10 rest
eth her"
y i the result of this nes freedom
which Professor Hayes snexs<fs -
the great generic esnss OF declining
firfh rate. = pbsnomensn which. g.
re have seen. does not affrm her a.
Il alarms stats-mcn Who follow the
old Napoieonic dscirspe that tke meat
useful woman 10 the State IL the one
who L the mother % tho greatest
number n children.
Anybody can see that The practical
frflfs of that doctrine must Increase
the number of wars. AMI make every
war more bloody. u also mast. "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
TO PUT STATE COAL
PROBLEMS BEFORE BOARD
aa
Operators Plan To Submit Their
Side, John Wilkinson Is
To Represent the
Miners

The coal situation Ia Oklahoma sill
be laid before ihe presidents coal
ccmmlsslon IN Washington nsu
"Wednesday b. representative of ok-
lahona coal o.eraiorf and mine work.
ers.. said Ed 10. ;h.s coal operator
today
Nr Logiher y Interested 10 the
Milton coal mines
A conference wac held Saturday in
McAlester between coal operators ~
the state 81 which the operaiors side
q the case waa prepared Tor presen-
iafion 90 the commission. The rep
ressnfatlves q the operators aill
probably be- J @ puitefbaugh. Dan
NoAlpine and . } jordan.
John Wilkinson. president Of she
mine workers of disiflct -. and Jos
sibly other offiecit q the district .wiil
appear before N. Commission to pre-
Ecn, the miner' case.
The coal commission has decided 70
touch nofhlns buf ne sarre question
and 70 leave internal differences 80
ihe miners and operators themselves
for settlement. according 20 informA
tion IN coal mining circles here. The
commission siil pas on ths appli-
cation of the - per cent incfeass
which has developed some friction IN
The southwest.
There IL no Indication 81 this tirie
when the commission all e,npleis
he sork.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03

else could = normal woman want 10
doy~
s@ss the Deciding Vote
This doctrine. sbe AYERS has sur
vised from savage sges because pail
osopbers. tbeoiosisns and statesmen.
co les fhsn common p~rtons. have
failed 20 perceive hat 10 conciaslon
bzsed on observations q rSFREE
human subjects ezn safely be drawn
REGARDLESS of What n normal 20 those
sub1eets Nsw woman - ginning a
new freedom. and the most ns-
table ocnseauence of the nes free
for herself whether she sIs' marry Or
not And IN ezse she dos mzrrs. the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
NO. s00s SENDS
LETTER TO DOlEs
McAlex,er Convict. Tom Shaw
Dwells on Right. Justice,
Atonenent md
Character

Couniv Isdxe .Soles has received
tho followsng lette. from Tom SHAW.
convscs ia McAiesser prison
Hon. A n. Boisf Just a frs lines
a. thanks and appreciation for The
flag fbss roa mailed ne Christmas.
am glad 70 zvnli myself Of the op-
porssnity o. expressing 40 yoa my
gratitude Tor yosr great kindness. !
htghiy appreciate yoar Tendencies 70
iraprvve and build character instead
os crashing Il. that se may be better
eitfrers ard make 4 better for man-
k.rc 70 dweH IN this land of dsncc-
rzcy. baf ! desire Al The sane time
fAzf an only expressing myssis as
a prlsoneT. nan rho - sqaainfed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
TWo Scis Trplcis
Within IS Months
Is Birth Record

Albany. Ala. feb. s-sis shti.
dren--t~o sets ~ ,ripls,s--ssl,h.
~ fifteen meashs.. 10 the birth -
cord of the family " NJ ard Mrs..
possy Llylrassens % Aibany
The sseena trio of children ~ss
bern yesterday and are az veil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
R,tn IN "~nNItr NFSI"
htNt u.s INFLAMMATION
IiiiRtIt ip mn Iir.
ttit~ Tsht> fHuM
s~~t ui;iNus>
RI FLIGHTS FROM
Rtasky government
Iu Ot uIIaiD Dt~I ON-
AZ IN NM l0Rk ~
my PROMISES 10
~ nIItIR A>D
iO>s.
au1lnrln

AIhaf. ~ '. 30 -~whsls the iflst
% sne flxs aasialsass ausssa fvem ~
state assembly ~as eusas an seast.
RAID va MADE ~ pelise "a a ~savlss
esst - lo~sf hess raFk ~ aas
trveA epseea 49, fssra letters f-a~s
ans 81 shs Aae'AlIss ssssmflymsa %
trial tiah, Wusslses we're srrsssrd
's'lo~iHa discovery ~ leflammstssY
l,,sratafs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
A Sucker Is
Born Each
Second of Day

psris Zee a~-Ae average -
ssocc 600 BABIES srs esfn - the
~esss ssss ssss. snssA srssvrss
se 70 hlstss esv alNvss. wos~
tran eas r~f ss<eaa. ara " tee
srsalss seetslnl~a ses resf's
cree ~ nsniss ~srs slssss sna
20 sns thes ~ovla last Feaen
afeusa me saFths saasser
rnsss ~. sss ssess sas Figures
lass srfisss a. ~ i've fFereh -
fsssas elrth ssssisslears sitter ter
yesss lsner ~ sa9umNl stsHS
essfa statistics ~ ssssy sounts
~ tie ~sfla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
DAYLIGHT SAVING PLAN
LIKED ~ FRANCE.

Paris Feb ,-DayIlzht saving would
Be legally adopted IN France for 81
ie2s, tao Fe4rs or more under the
plans u bill which has been drafted
sns shich will be trosxhf up in the
Chamber Of Deputies today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
lcOsnnsss On Page 5 Coz /;


II 81 eftort 70 dlsIodxe icss tools
sufficiensiy 20 permit The drills %
rrn doxn a string n easing. fwo nj
trcxivoerIne shots sere pu' into me
se.r vel q the Entire Oh COMPANY
4. sprnxvaIe to~vnship saturday
ss,ce that tine two towers have been
wcrsfrg en IRE job " riIl rot BE-
trosn for several days whsf help. n
-ry. The ssofs provided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03

SANTA ~ FIREMAN
DIS OF III

Thomas Fortune. sI5 East sprin-
ger. died last nirhi of innuenxs Iis
sas sick Only = fe. days Deceased
vas a passenger fireman on he Enid
branch of the Santa Fe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03

The old artlfissal ar plant ON the
west aide has disappeared. fife dss-
ircyed u a fes nights aso. The
building wss filled sifh peach hask.
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4 fine fIns s-pound boy arrived a.
fhe home o. Nr. and Mrs 7. A. Tuns-
al Friday Mother and babe doing
nicely
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LIST Or HUNS DEMANDED
FOR TRIAL IS GIVEN
FORMER CROWN PRINCE ~
GERMANY HEADS \ uSr
o. >oo: NON RETilMN\\-
Il0I.Nf. AND HIN
DI\Rt.RG. ARf
ALSO NAMED


esdspes,. reh s--psssersssen %
ArenS4se Jsssph as slre ~ sne t-ur-
ssriar nssisrsi asssnsis sesrs prsa.
sele. ~ result 81 she ssrcoa rcysiis'
tendency lr sns esurtrs. Thas rncve
merit persists eeseiss ohleessons &c
sre ssspsesr0s o. sns cart % tie allies
sns rarsarisn Socialists Tne fei
Ie~ers 81 Arcnoose Jeseps are friends
ard syr~pssrixers ~ tNe n smeerof
Of Germany.
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llsr OF suss
WANTED fos TRIAL

PARIS ren s--Thr rs; % Germans
seeusec ey the allies of var crimes
ard rrose es,rsc.sior Is 70 Be- ss
rarsed q kes1es ~ sse former crown
pri.ee rreoerics William sns seversl
esaes so~s e. tire sor-er German
emperor TIRE liss will be hsrced te
esrc, ven lersres. tne cerwsn rep
resertasise rere inas sfsernoon
CROWN PRINCE AND p-INoENeeRc
fneisos1 - sse list are Or sor Ser.
mann f>sii~sa sorner isnpsrisl eosr.
selor. Fisis Marsssi Won tslnoerhers;
cenersi l0aencorf; Fisl0 wsrshsi ser
Nsese~ser. formev Grown prtree
avpprecrs ~ ssssris. ard ror'osF
es osher princes srs sittec cffieerA
rne sstsi r.r1sr % names % srr
Isss 10 shos, cert surc~ec ard u 10
ci.iceo lrss eisn, seesions TIRE first
sectisr Is lens list e. al the &C
cusec. Tner fesIo~ osfer LISTS eislnF
she ra-es rsrs snc accusation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-03
QUEER THINGS HAPPEN At
TAX ASSESSORS OFFICE
Dope" Gathered BY Collector
To Be Made Public. Keep.
Ing Up With Lizzie" In
Evidence

Have you had an lniefxie@ nhh
The tat collector - tar thls year
II You have Yoate goas eu gseofd
a. 90 the value of yoar household
E,sods. ie9elry and oihsf personal ~
fccts. and each aud everyone cf your
neiKhbors siii have a look in AZ The
total a iRiis later on
" yoa have not. yoa 1.li be eiysn
an opportunity % tell the worid Nhag
tcnr staff 4 worth. snd yvar irlsaas
viii knor what the ameunl 4 before
u ia over.
A nsg condition presents Itself thla
yrsr. For ihs flfst time IL hisioty
of the stats. personal tax assessments
IRE 20 be psbllshed somatlms before
tcos,inusd on Page 4, Col a.
--e>e ee.-s''s-| se'.seas
Mr. and MIRA Lyman Gray are IN
n
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