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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-05
TRAPPERS s
T R A D E R $
SHIP TO
 GEORGE k. GOSHAW, ING, DEALERS, IN RAW FURS

Seattle; F NewY
 Alaska Building l27 27th Street
 Ship direct to New York for highest prices paid
 shipments handled expert graders York Prices are paid grading the day your kept order that approved Providing hat valuation does satisfactory returned to yon transportation charges prepaid Ship Express Ship dry condition Always contents with name and address All payments made National Bank or Tn any other manner desired Special instructions any, accompany shipment
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-05

Well, have you broken that rcSO'J ton or resolutions you made on Ncy Years day?
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-05

Prompt action by the women 2f Rake saved from fire a building or- cupied by J. F.. Stewart, who cond"c, a grocery and general mcrchau' sc business.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-05

Mayor Pete JorgCnSon, accompanied by his sons. returned to Petersburg recently. He has been visiting m Texas.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-05
ALASKA BANKS ARE
 IN GOOD CONDTTICT

At the close of the fiscal year GOV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
JESKTSTOwN
LASsDOwSE

WILL finance detached suburban home, I'D
rooms hot-water heat. fireplace. hardwood
floors. lot 76x200 IT.; will sell for less tha =
cost. ALFkED II. TRANK, Jsnkintown, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
WOODBURY.

DOUBLE HOUSE for sale. 9 rooms each;
o, minutes from station. II and 10 wss, St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

NICE detached 8-story cor. property. 1
square from trolley. 9 minutes from r. n.
station; second and third noors rented for
tbb per month; monthly lease; hrst hoor {
rooms and summer Kitchen. vacant; only
10000; $4,000 cash: balance mortgage. q.
KuNkEL, sos Federal st.. Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
MOORE
electric lights, laundry,

NEW T-roon house, electric lights. laundry.
bath; $4,000,
Real country homet fruit and shade; lot
llOxl4s. 10 rooms and bath; $500,
Brick, rooms and bath, hot-water heat;
lot 5Oxi25; $4,000.
Il rooms and bath. steam heat; nne loea-
tIoni lot lOOxi25; 10000.
r. ii. ALIEN. $40 Prospect ave, Moore. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

MERCH1NTVIIIE

MERCHANTVILLE annex = Two trolley
Camden: B-room bungalows. $500; 2h .sty.
houses rms. $500; all eonvs: kIE-
sta. Merchsntyiiie. >.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
WAYNE

COLONIAL HOMESTEAD. on Ridge ave,
porch, electricl lights. stone barn, good water,
abundant fruit. berries, asparagus, quaint
flowers. shrubbery, near school, trollIes pA as
house: p. Z. RITTER, Ridge ave, above
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
Srw JERsEy-sUHUHBAN
CAMDEN
COLLINGsWOOD

n. TTH ST. rooms and bath; t225o: easy
terms; imm ediate possession. HALYDUR-
TON. owner. 8Ol Market st.. Camden. N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
2O0ACRE FARM

AZ fSHSTTwnEN VII nSga paILR. os;n AND fSMoN TRsNToNN
Broom stone house. tile bath, electricity.
for larae dairy sell low; % sss zee Rhote. tho, -,
az ACREsi stone house; chicken house, fruit;
no barn; near trolieys bsrRain S3t0O Phons
Hatboro 10. Carl oosssler. H0ibgR,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAH
OAKLYN
PITMAN

oAKLYN-Modern home q rooms and bath;
lot 50xl7b. INQUIRE at ~ y. Haddon ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A RARE COMBINATION

Farm and country seat, Y acres; Is i. miles
walk 10 station; ib-room dwelling Of artistic
design. old English hall, modern conveniencs;
driveway, abundance OF perennial shrubbery
clay tenais court; Earsse and stable: stone
barn; nscessary outbudinss; variety of
fruit: spring .watered pasture: very best soil:
q sacrihce at $4,000. act quick.
WI Y,C1nr-cT NHANEE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT

FOR RENT OR FOR sALE-commercisH sa
building; possession nrst Of Novempccs' ocH S0
by 100; stories and basement; about zo,vvv
square feet, steam heat. electric e!evmnnu e!evatUnr;
rood iirht. sood shipping facilities. NOUNS
WBIr. q SONS. ss1-4l N. I'd st:-- st:
wANTED-Furnishcd dwelling IN city or
rase. until July 1, 1871; Q adults and maid'
not over 1900 per mo. A 420. Ledser vi:
MODERN house with earsse; roSms, =
ava Woodland 2250 J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

BUSINESS MAM's5, coTNTRY. HOME 56G
2;sO o'clock, on the premises No. 25 N.
RtRLic FR shEB NffosS sSs kkgjSpESSE E S'f THE
LATE anna n. b. ENdLE, consisting Of
a ah story frame dweliins. 10 rooms. ba N.
gas. hot and cold water; also barn s0xt0
for garase). pigeon and chicken houses. fruit
!rsss grSPFss ard l&Tss ysse.s SS biz EsrSsPi @
about $50 feet deeu to Charles ST.; about 18
miles from Philadelphia. Conditions to be
announced at sale. Thos' y, Warner are. ..
Trust Bldg. Camden. N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
OCEAN CITY
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

MANUFACTURING PLANT at Ocean City.
". J., for sale. 325. 900.
HAFLEIGH CO. American and Cambria:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
NEW JERsEr-sEAsHORE
ATLANTIC CITH

COTTAGE, new. on Avalon ave. between
Atlantic and Boardwalk, for sale: bargain.
Apply II. l.. CAMPBELL, Real Estate and
Law Bldg. Atlentic City. Phone .tl2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24
W. FORREST MAGEE
NORTHAMPTON. p

NEW srHsEY FARMs
FOR sALE-Farm OF 90 acres, 2 miles from
BisoEwood, N. j.; buildings all In good re-
pair; immediate possession; 49I0o; half cash.
Call or write, c. A. -N0RCRoSS. 1oO4 new
ton ave-, Camden. N. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-24

NEW hollow tile house. ? rooms. hath. gas.
electric; splendid location. 162 Fern ave.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
GROCERs WARNED TO
WATCH SUGAR SALE
Order Has Been Issued Against
the Practice of Requiring
Other Purchase To Get
Staple

Merchants who have been requiring
customers 10 purchase other grocer
les in order 10 get sugar. we're warn
ed on Tuesday by John whslen. spe-
clai sesnt Of the United States de-
partmenf OF justice. that this sharp
practice. must be discontinued under
penalty Of prosecution said whalen
who was here attending the consis-
tory.
Mr.. whalen received a rev ruling
from the department Of justice on
this matter. Acting on this ruling
prosecution Of grocers has already
been started in Baltimore. he sal
4 want 70 be told OF instances OF
violation of this ruling. whenever
they occur Mr.. whalen said. The
grocer who directly or indirectly
makes the purchase Of other goods
a requisite for the purchase Of sugar
Is using unfair means: T. directly
violating the sugar control at and
is indirectly getting more money FOR
his sugar than II he sold il separately
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
.EMBRY, OtDARR AMO
FREEMAN ARE MENTIONED
Believed To Be Good Substitutes
For the Elimination Of the
Present Committeeman
Contestants

-rhs movement loot|ne 10 The clint
"a lon oi The iwo present contestants
la he republican national committee
man race. II spreading. and already
nossihle csnd.da,es 20 lake lhs place
81 them has. been spoted" said 4
republican uf - horse to-day
what NAMES afs h,lng consider
I'd was asked
Well. ! mlghi say. several there
~ Perry Freeman there's McKeeyer'
and Edwin Denafr aud John Embr, p
"wn either - thee. men stand
the gaffYF va interfogated
~ party headers say 90 yes
might say that bunch Il nov work
les on John Emhry We believe the
women would hook with favor on his
candidacy. Dr. Deflar " strong
man. and under certain conditions.
would Est lssa the race can say
this That all the men mentioned ar"
pretty clean men. Wlth no barrels 10
shake al the voters
Blil walker. of this city. The
prime mover IN the seapce 10 Nm OF
both McGraw and Hamon. s.s. ~
satisfied with anybody else. bur is
preferably Tor fmbry
"Ths point Is thls" said walker.
'the substitute and drafted candidate
should come from either Enid of on
iahoma city where the republican
votes are strongest there 4 no vote
10 speak oi 10 he McAlesier district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
WHAT TICKRD OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

thiidffsa Yek Fear mea RI
ported dead snd several elbsrs msae
lii ~ Hsmphss. TsHas W dslpkin&
hslf t9nis
Hrv Yofk Private advises fram
Paris indieafs 0feffss Carpenter
European heayFea'khi champions u|ft
arrive 10 thia eeHaifs about ne mla
ale ~ Fshfnarg
Wsahlnwfon rhe German snsi-
sedilion bln attacked ~ senatnr
Owen ~ Otishpma. 10 90 address
iIe declared he messafe violated fhe
spirit % he eeaslltailon
Chlcaao President TesFner has
eaiie5 meeiinks - the westefa aaa
Three leagues n Chicago fhe aae-
ocd seek Ia FsbFasfy ~han tha Ma
lionai and AmeFlean Asaoelailsa
leagues viii maef
Mexico city rfealaant cArrnnts
has sraaled provisional permiia 70
Ameriean peiraleum producers 10 ~
sumo Oh dfiilinxs suspended IN SoT-
eiuber. ihe Americas Association e
Petroleum Producers snnouneef
washlnefen - Chairman cuu-
mlnFa of the aemoefallc national
COMMITTEES. published = ieiter 70 The
New YORK Tribune denying the de-
fnocfstlc COMMITTEES planned 70 rai<a
fand os t9o.oc0. 900 for the years
rresideniisi campaign"
Norfolk. Va william Jennires
nfyan declared he rosid oppose any
movement to select Governor Ed~art.
! Edwards % New Jersey. az tbs de-
mocrsiie nominee. lie also asserted
that u an address b. Chairman Cur
'ninEs Al dinner. in Governor Eli
wards honor. correctly expressed fhe
chairman's attitude. he woaid onpoes
him for the national eommIiice chalE-
manship.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
AUTO TAX LAW IS
NON IN FULL FORCE
Highway Commissioner Says Tags
Will Be Available Next
Monday; Many Applica-
tions Have Been Filed

The new auto tax law Is in fui
force and effect today
The lS days allowed for films .
motion for rehearlng after the de-
elsion OF the state supreme courl
upholding the law expired last night
We believed Il was futile TO ash
for rehearing aftN the surrem,
cenrt denied MS 'he right 20 amsnl
our petition" George W wnodf
manager OF the Oklahoma Assocls
ton Of Motorists leading the move.
ment 10 refer the Law. who was here
today. said
We prefer 10 rest our rlvhn with
the people" Woods said. II IA con
sidered probable the association oI
motorists wiz take an active rart In
'he next election of members OF ihs
legislature with a view 10 getting the
Law repealed
Automobile license payments sss
due al once. Henry Wood. state hiTa.
way commissioner. said last night.
The first consignment OF license tax,
i expected Monday from the penI.
tcnfiary and they will be Issued i'm
n'edistely- rntli next week. clerkf
o. the highway department wiIl be az
work filing and checking applications
FOR licenses already received and is-
suing certificates Of tar payments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
LAST WEEK Of FIRST
HALF OF THE YEAR
City Schools Are In Flourishing
Condition With Exception Of
Teaching Staff, Which Is
Hard To Keep Together

Cuthrle's school system Il flourish
ing in all ways but one. and that Is
distressing Superintendent Peak II
Il the inability TO secure sufficient
teachers TO carry on the work. Re-.
Gently a raise OF s. was allowed
teachers. but the fact that there is a
dear,h OF teachers all ovei the ooun-
Try and other cities are offering more
money 20 teachers. Il is a problem TO
keep the teachers here at the salary
the city hoard OF education can afford
10 pay.
The fact that living conditions are
more reasonable here than elsewhere
in the state makes II possible 70 keep
the teachers We now have" said
Professor Greene.
This is the last week Of the first
half OF the year and In all the gradea
from the fourth and above there vill
be examination.
Cards will be sent out next Monday
for all the months OF the first half
fconflnued on Page 4. ca. %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
C0YLE GETsAN0,000
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL
Bonds viii Pc Voted Soon Men
Have Pledged To Buy Them.
Vote on Consolidation
WIS Decisive

After campaign that lasted ses
efal weeks. aud IN spots Vas bitter.
he people of four school distfici'
IN the coyle nslFhhofheod have con
solldaied The erection waa held yss.
ierdsy aud fesulieh 10 vote of iAs
Tor the pFoposlfion and ~ against
rhs maturity for the consolidation
waA an even 100 sotes
The nep district all be known a.
coyle consolidated school district
The districts parilclpatink In the
eleciion werc coYle a. and 81. aud
districts 80 and a. IN Payne coun
y
& l.. Reed coyle banker Frank
Martin and e. l. Nlnnlch we're 80
ieeted a. trustees A call Tor an sipc-
tlon 10 vote sl0.o00 in bon1s 70 bulls
a shooi house has been made
George Calvert, former .ushrl, boy
and Herbert Garfield have agreed 20
bny the bonds The school house viii
be bulii AZ Coylo early nett sprlns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
COUNTY ATTORNEY D|MW|D-
DIE TO Ask R[ADJUsTMENT
NEED NOT PAY AMM NJ IN
DlCaTED m METER ~
SERVICE. HAS BEI\
POOR: DECISION Ap-
PtN.ABI.E To
STATE

- have already started the n,sehgr
cry ard will be ln court scon on the
proposition of reouesi5n in the gas
rate FOR Guthrie. rhere is no aues
tlon bot that the people of tnls city
are being overehsroec Tor cas-. con.
sidersne the service rendered" said
Comfy Attorney pln~sd5ie TODAY.
= will soon have some oooo news
for Guthrie gas users added Mr. Din.
widdie.
Attorney p'n~iddie will 90 10 OF.
lshoms City tomorrow and appear be-
fore the State Corporation comrnis.
sion and give reasons why the cuth
RE gas rate shouts be reduced and At
the same time will ASK that an order
be issued directing the local gas com
pany to refund money 10 gas users on
account Of inadequate service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

with the disclosing Of the Royal
Secre, In the thirty second degree
the Mid Winter reunion Of the Scott
lsh Rite Was scheduled 10 come 70 an
official close q, sin o'clock Thursday
evening
All ~ Thursday was devoted 10 the
mounting OF the cererenlal aud of.
ficial degrees. the thiFtleih. The ihir-
"a first and tho fhirty- second. James
Earl Moedworih Is master Of Ksdosh.
ana he Haunted hlgh the hammer ~
~Spes MeA IN neo Est
Hominy. Guthrie Oklahoma city
and Ilennessey teams offleiased in the
stage work ~ these degrees
Dr DeBarr. of Norman. directed the
hsstowai OF the Royal Secret
The Illustrated organ music
hymnals. yedlc chants aud colortnra
work ia the last desree were ncom-
parahly fine The huge class was
sisihly affected
At six o'clock the clasar'en viii he
called from labor 20 refreshments.
aud the exodus will be hegan
Great credit i due Secretary Frank
Derr Tor the dexiTons handling Of the
tconilnued on PAGE I, Col. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

state efftcerS are not sergiea esef
tie Zee River boundary ease The
zsndlss luto ne State 81 Txas raak
ere Is considered loke
Mrs Oliver kdsaris. discouraged
because her hasaand ~oald nos aals
the dux habit. took an overdose d
morphine wednesdsy sad died last
nieht "A al oklanoma clsy hospital
A hiii introaaced ia congress today
wouid pns an emhar<o on shipment
81 coal ifom ihe coantfs 70 ,etAsf
countries Cos period of i've years
Mrs. Theodore p Shonis. ~ife 81 the
late Ns~ Nofk Traction nlsasse. has
sued Mrs. Amanda Thomas loF 81 90
e9o, chArKine aiienAiion of affFegians
Shonls IN his viii loft everything he
had "a the ~oiher woman hence thp
sult
Race clashes are aeain On IN Ar.
Kansas Armed negroes iasf nieht
forced offieers Ia free negro prisos
err Another race riot h 10 sed To-.
Socialists of the coantry are plan
nine country side strike IN event
The fls. New fork assemhlsnaen are
eeladed fgom tho state Legislature %
that state. ~ u nov being sought.
The fiu to Chicago has rassed the
peak. according 20 report II the eliy
heara commissioner ana Il y fell
that from nov on the epidemic ~ili
be kept under control
American made dyes are 50 hleh ln
price that dealers ~lll reifsn TO the
German made produc, Ia felf de
fense II Is stated The German dyes
can BE- sold Ia this country. for a
third less than the American product
Universal military training received
a stiff Jolt when congressman liar.
reid Of this district was named on the
military committee iIarrsld Il 90
posed 10 compulsory trainins
American capital will deveiope lhr
oil lands 81 Mexico President car
rama has lifted the ban and gaaran
tees protection Nilla has not how
ever joined IN the concession
-Four arrests have been made in
connection with the mnuasf of the
two Americans. y Bowles aud Eafl
Roney near rampico, several weeks
ago. the Mexican government advised
the state department today
Mayor and city Connect Of Music
see have refused To issue call COZ
AN election for change N the ests
charter permitting a manaFerlal form |
of government Friends of The man /,
aeer form will fight the proposition
out.
Republicans Of the Second conRres-
sional district will hold convention |
IN Nuskogee February ~ 10 select
I two delegates to the National eonyen
tlon aud 10 fIsht for pledges for Ma
iional Committeeman The 18th Of
February falls on Friday
The old historic Indian school
near pnrsnt were destroy
ed BY fire The total LOSE T. said ia
be ti5e.Goo school was FIRST estab-
Iished In the state in 1875
Sleet and snow fell Va the south |
par OF the state last niFht snos
In Grant county ls reported three in
chcs on the level
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22


Peach growers in the vicinity Of
Guthrie are taking increased interest
In the production OF peaches. At .
meeting in the city hall there was a
good and enthusiastic attendance In
response to a cali sent out by the Sec
retary Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
Ned Holman and league Ray gave
interesting and helpful talks.
James Parker OF Tecumseh. made
the chief address and below are given
some extracts from his remarks
In this move to encourage orchard
planting believe the COT c. hs,
acted very wisely. They have read
the signs OF the times and realized
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

inx mp the top Of The trees. and Il Il
quite A. often that the fruit most en-
posed 70 the sun a inJared By the sun.
a. 4 il that the fruit most protected
+ iniared By want Of snnshine Give
your trees the open -sop form. baf pay
attention 10 making the limbs sfocky
and avoiding direct forks in the body
o, the trees.
About Trimnies Limbs
"Do not trim the small flmbs on the
inside Of the tree like you would an
apple tree. With the peach II Is ma
inrzi for these limbs 10 die and be
thrown c.f and Il Il ny observation
that natures way OF thinning the In !
side Of peach tree = sufficient here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

10 limb 10 the ground the first year
Then in the winter. after one years :
frow,h limbs may be selected with a
view 10 affordlnx direct forks and
making an open, low-sopped tree
"you have seen Illustrations telling
how 10 retain trees 10 make them
broad. spreading. open-iopped trees.
f>ow-tosped trees are peculiarly neces :
cary In Oklahoma. but open -ioppsd q
trees are not 30 necessary as Ihey are
in Intersections: first. because We
have larger proportion OF sunshine:
and sec1nd. our orchards are In
eiined 10 over-bear and this heavy
bearing means that the limbs are con
stsntly bending downward and open.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
KNIGHTS on PNTlIliS
TO ATTEND 4 SMOkEis

Friday night the Knights OF Pythias
viii meet in their hail for the purpose
Of voting for grand lodge officers and
diseass other matters Of vital Interest
10 the local lodge. and all members
q the orde' in the city and visiting
knights are requested and invited to
be present at o'clock. After the
session a luncheon and smoker will
follow. Burnett sertIng. VT Walker.
G G: G Templeton. KRIS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
OVERSEAS VETERAN
WINNER N CO>GnEss Rtti.

rafrmon. Mo. Ian. 1' CapiAia .
o. hililFsn. of Rlchmond. ~. ens
nominated for congress by tAa ds.
mocrais b The Thhd Nif,aaf f9u
Eressionai dlstflci 90 he se.ns ballot
this morning The nomlnAilln esm~
after dcadlesk whi ) thi iased
sinef 30 efdaY va ,r ocn.luues 81
night.
fllilwan H. st4s fawsAs
Of Nlchmond ls veteran ~ fhs So
~si and foaxhf oys aph ~ 4slt
diFiaiou. ii's suppor lnsds hia
sar record an Issue IN lholr ilsht ~
he nomination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22

that this game OF more and more
people moving Into town cannot con
tinue Indefinitely. and n our city Is 20
prosper I, Is well to increase the asri-
cultural wealth from which the city Is
largely supported.
Dry Westher A. An Aid
"The dry weather. together with ths
high Winds nsuslly here at blossom
ing season. means perfect pollenatiou
asd heavy crops OF fruit. This Is som :
thing OF which your chief competitor.
East Texas. Arkansas and Georgia,
cannot boast.
my idea y that the best resuI,s
will be obtained from the smaller tree
topped at fifteen inches end allowed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
GAS COMPANY is GIVEN
JOLT BY HIGH COURT

okishoms Cry, Jan 22--The Okla
homs cas afa Electric company lost
iss fight 10 Keep iron, paying resunds
10 domestic gas users, ordered by the
state corporation commission foe De =
eember, 1917, and the following jan
vary.
In an opinion written by Chief Jus :
tiee Owen, tire supreme court vphels
the corporation commission's retior
The refunds will range from 9 10 2s
percent on domestic gas bits for those
months. The order vas made sfter
Il had been Shown upon hesrino
thar the gas company had failed TO
give adequate service demsnde1 by
the commission. Other elties on the
pipe line. that neglected to Join IN the
suit. esr now get into coyrt on the
same grounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
MAJOR cGsGRAt AND riyr
COLONIES AFrrR orr Jou

berlin. Jan. - Plight of reilsed
Austrian officers T. Illustrated by a.
ineidsft reported ffsa a fashloaabis
'uburt q Vienna. a feste owner was
~ ~aIeh - sat 40 made ~
VAR 3nosn to m officers iearae
Among the applicants we're q major
general. three colonels. two nealen
ant -coioneia, seven majors an slsh {.
teen captains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-22
MEANING or THE OPINION
or TrE SUPREME COURT

Oklahoma City. Jan "a tSpeciai) -
The fact that your meter indicates
you have used s. worth OF gas does
not necessarily mean tna' You are
obliged TO pay the gas company 81.
according 10 an opinion handTa down
today by the Oklahoma supreme
court The opinion holds that the
consumer pays for service. and that
volume OF gas. alone. does not consti-
tute adequate service. The corpora
tion commission. therefore. has au-
thority TO order discount from gas
fContInued on Page 4. Col. a.
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10 Oklahoma. except n exceptional
cases where limbs eFoss badly or phen
he trees are very young and yna are
forming The frame work of your bar.
inr wood.
IA your peach orchard grows older
here is more and more of = tendeneY
toward limbs becoming bare except
on the top ena-. thus making them
more likely 10 break. Thi. tendency
Il overcome By reforming cutting the
limbs back and encouraging brauehes
snd vs'ersucksrs near the body. I'm
doing this II Is a good idea 70 de-
horn very sparinxiy except IN years
Continued or Pags 3. Col. ~