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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-18
Ohio Football
Eleven Starts
For Pasadena

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 18.-Twen-
ty-three members of the Ohio State
University football squad, unde-
feated champions of the western
conference, left this morning for
Pasadena, Cal, where they will
meet the University of California
eleven New Years day. In addi-
ton to the team and it's corps OF
coaches, trainers and camp follow
ers, half hundred rooters were
aboard the special train which is
scheduled to land the Buckeyes on
the scene of combat next Friday.
Two practice sessions are sched-
uled en- route-at Denver, Decem-
ber 20 and Patio Alto, Cal, Decem-
Der 23-and several shorter stop
overs will be made at points where
alumni have arranged receptions
for the party.
The Buckeyes finished their
daily practice schedule yesterday
with a light workout on snow
covered field. Coach Wilce an
nounced that recovery of several
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-18
Dallas Knights
Entertain Wives
at Special Meet

DALLAS, Ore, Dec. 18.-The en-
tertainment given at the K. OF
hall last evening by the local
knights for the purpose or enter
tanning their wives and celebrating
the arrival of the Pilgrim Fathers
In America was attended about by
about rs knights and their lanes
One of the charter members, John
Ford, who has been member Oh
the X. of p. for more than 70
years, presided at the meeting.
The entertainment was opened
by singing America" followed py
ouartette that sang pilgrim
Fathers" Several musical num-
hers were rendered later in the
evening.
The principal address was given
by Glen o. Holman who dwen
forcibly upon the teachings and
conduct of the Pilgrim Fathers
and particularly endeavoring to
show that the Pilgrim Fathers who
came here preaching freedom in
the worship of God were in reality
prosecutors, as they were radically
insistent upon the religious Ideals
of their particular creed being pre-
dominant.
A banquet was served to those
people present after which some
of the older members were called
upon to give some funny stunts
among which was sung Johnny
Smoker" by A. V. r. Snyder and
''The Baptist Sermon" by Glen O.
Holman.
This is the first entertainment
the Knights have given thus far
for their wives and friends and it
is expected that they will be con-
Quoted in the future three or four
times annually.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-18
Editor Praises
Oregon Weather

There is no special virtue in
sidestepping the fact that it rains
occasionally in Oregon, according
to recent editorial appearing in
the Eugene Register.
In fact, the Register is inclined
to think that the name 'Mistland"
chosen by the Oregon Growers Co
operative Association to advertise
Oregon fruits and berries and
especially prunes, is most proper.
Editorially the Register says:
''The qualities that make Oregon
fruit especially desirable are the
direct results of the Oregon eli
mate Its richness of flavor and it's
beauty of appearance are COM
pounded out of the mild, misty
winters and the brilliantly sunny
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-18
Janit0rs to Lose
Homes If Strike
Voted Is Called

Chicago, Dec. 18.--The CHICAGO
Real Estate Board has Threatened
the five thousand apartment house
1anitors who have voted to strike
January 1st for wage increase OF
81 a flat with eviction from their
living quarters in the event of a
strike. Apartmtnts are at apremi-
um in Chicago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-18
apitaI Journal. Salem. oregon

whatever ingredients he might find
contained in the sample.
yours very truly,
~. S. JONES.
Department of Agricultural Chem
istry."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-18

men from slight injuries would
probably mean that all regulars
would be in action at Pasadena. in
Guiding Pete" Stinchcomb. All.
American halfback, "Hoge" yvorl
man, quarterback, and other stare
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-18
Case Is Continued
Till December 28

The trial of George Aschenbren-
ner. charged with rape, was not
held yesterday afternoon in the
Justice court as scheduled. The
case was continued by Judge G. F..
Unruh until Tuesday, December 2S.
John Aschenbrenner, son Of
George Aschenbrenner, is the
private prosecutor. A jury recent
ly disagreed in a case in which the
father was charged with assault
and battery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

has rvnounecsi his right 20 mllllon
dollar iesacy. left hsm by bio father.
james A. Garland. whn naa seat lly
clisl,fnan and yaahtman of Boston,
today made formal nlafelnsgs.
which. he, aaid. sas due 20 tile fact
that many reports of bis failure 10
areept the legacy had faiied propells
30 present his position,
4 refuse 10 aeeafs tl,e money he.
cause !, was not mine was y0uug
tsarlandA summary N hts netlsm
"A system whach nsaTyeu thousands
while hundreds are stuffed. vons
demns Itself system which leaves
slca woman hels,isas and offers
ia services 20 a healthy man con
delnna itself n Is aneh a systsm
that offers ns million doilsss.
h9 continued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
sT|cKUP MAN IS TAKEN
AFTER FIGHT At HOM|NY
Dutch Allen. Former Inmate OF
McAlester Prison. Concerned
In Bold Holdup At
Gushing

Hominy okla Nov Sa- Dutra-
AlAeu. lately rnieAsed from MrAlest.
Ersson. xas ovespo rerpd ana easx II.
- br n. L. Williams one II shree
nea Asad ~ a. Sae Osaxe gin ofisce
ey Aliea and Frank Thompson. q
V2FOlsed consict Thompscn exczp >.
"a wtsh the Loot
w'sas2zs amd bis hrstharir.izw.
Hermaa Campbell og Cushing 3n4
Park Ford ngrAs watrhnan u tna
Gin. ~ere fn The osgEce wAen sw0
ren witA guns APPEARED At one aoos
Williams w1s relieved of ahoas So
cash ard ~as commanded % o. "A
the safe He vas ~staTings Il sss
safe wAen se cau<ht Ailsa &ho had
twc guns- OF bis guard for ~ sastans
Williams snd Alien srapri@d. ard as
fhe men fell two shots ware fsr@A
tHk nc 0ne was hs1 Williams rsnT
and diznond. r1lnAd 81 kssea wer~
szkes ATlen begged for his life. He
WAS hszd a she gin Tor 3 day All
seat oz 70 PzEhsska.
kIsen- who + an Austrian. said -
vas reEeas@f from TIE g,enstestisr~
N.vszher ia. ard that Thompson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
If YOU NEED A MEDICINE
YOU SHOULD HAVE THE BEST

Have you ever stopped 10 reason
say n il that 80 many products fhni
sfe extensively advertised. all a. once
drop oat OF sight and are soon .or'
xotten The reason is plain be ar
licie did not fnifll the promises ,f
lhe manufacturer This applies more
particularly 10 enedsciDe A medi.
ciHai preparation that mas real ete.
alive value almost sells itself a. IKE
an endless chain system lhs remedy
ie recommended BY those who have
been benefited, 20 those who are ~
need Of ~
A prominent druggist aays "TaAe
Tor example DR. kilpers swamp
Root. preparation ! have sold Tor
many years and never hesitate 10 ~.
commend. for Ii almost every csAr u
shows excellent results. AZ many ~
my customers testify. No efaer kisi'
nsy remedy has 10 large a sale
According 10 sworn statements md
verified testimony of thousands VINO
have used the preparation. the sur,
cess ~ Dr kiimer's swamp Root -
die 10 me fact, 90 many people
elalFn. that ie fulfIIs almost every
wisb 10 Overcoming kidney. liver and
bladder ailments. c0rrects urinary
troubles and uagtraIlzes the uric acid
vhsca causes ris<umaiIsm
You may recefye sample bottle u
SEanpshoDt by Parcels Post. Al
dress Dr. Kilme- < Co. fsinghsmfon.
~ r. ard enclose Ten cents: also
mentioa shis paper. large and med.
lam size tofiIes Tor ssIs II I'll drug
stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
POISONED SUGAR STOLEN.
OWNER WARNS PUBLIC

DuhuQne. iows. Sos. 3e--'To tss
party oF parties Nsso stole a sack u
sugar from me-. please don't eat s
ss ,he Warning sen; oat By Da5uqas
coanty farmer through local newspa
PEERS
A few days ago he received sa<k
X Sugar from schicago and With the
shipment came boitf of deadly
poison tAe eentents OF which spilled
over the sugar The owner pn' be
sarzr In his woodshed intending 10
dlspose Of il later In the meantime
Il disappeared ard the victim of the
r0bA~ry is nnw endeayoring 10 return
good fcr evil hy thorough efforts to
sSve tha life az TIE thief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

OR[sSMAKER GIVES ADVICE

4 underwent aafslrai operation
tor gail stones faafs ako, ese -
lac hospital weeks For 3 ysaf
felt better. bit sheu my uld symb'
lssFnh and pains returned. and ! hssa
suffered ever aimee Ftnir weeks aKe
on the advice ~ 1 lady I tried Nayf ,
Wondersui REMEDY. and now fsel
flae aeu woman have . neul.
sef of friehda wbe suffer - dif
as,d am advising ali to Try this ysi'li
able medicine l, j. slmple. harm.
lsss pfslsfatleu bat remoyes ihe -.
iagfhaI masns from The iftesfl1sl
raet and aiiays tas Inflammation
which causes practically Al sfDmaell.
liver and intestinal ailments iuelnd
ing appendicitis One dose will son.
vince Or money refunded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Mrs. Matter nnmphreY west ~
ss8aalosna Cay tossA, % ~ rness
~ Mrs ] A Cavsen FOR a tew daya.
Miss Mary Humphrey leo Yesterday
Tor her home IN rawhusea. after
spending the holidays With friends
" II II
NJ and Airs. h. 4. Johnston i ant
Monday Ia olaAhama s'lsy
" " "
Mr. y a recks of t'hlekasha. b'
IN Guthrie fer a few dAss
NJ x
Miss ThcamA cahn spens chs
week end 81 Oklahoma csly VIA
friends
N " N
Mrs II ! lMndaaeT II al Joseph
No. sister of Mrs chas Adler. u
here 40 attend the funeral OF Mr.
Adier
" " n
Mlss Reulah caycis was IA okla.
honna city yesterday.
N Vi
sappy Smith. who wAA wo seriously
III wsth dlpihcria and srarie, fewer
walked yesterday for the fitA time
Al many months
Mrs. M II Graham, sister m IN
A. A. West, " returning tomorow
10 hen home IN Oakland. Gal.
w " N
Mr. and Mrs va Walton arrived
home this morning from visit With
their son who attends Culver Aca
denny At Culver. Ind
n " r
Miss Eva Woodwork left last nirh'
Tor a visit with her brother J "
Woodwork aud family in pouoa city.
Mies Mamie ~ Roash Of Oklahoma
City. was the dinner guest last night
81 Mr. aud Mrs. Teague Ray.
n " II
Mr.. worrei. an ex-servicc man, was
brought here from Mulhali yesterday
30 be operated on Cor appendicitis
E " n
the East Guthrie M q r Y viii
moet ssKh Mr~. Bsais parAeg boi
East Cleveland. Friday afternoon. u
2.se. saF
" r a
Mrs Fielding will be- hostess 70 the
Tau ri Mn dub Tbureday
n X q
The Igullders' C1aN wiil Aold . 40
cial and business meeting " III"
home of Mrs. Harry q Newman, so2
East Springer Thursday at $50 with
Mrs. Roy worshingiDn assisting
hostess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

There IN harlly An Amrrlean won
~ nowadays whn can h"ap paer viii
the demands made npon her time
md energy without paying the penal
~ Of lll health Il mny ha that dfeai
rul hackaehe. dragging pains. head
aches. NERVOUSNESS 0f The tor'nrss al
displacement II IL the price abs
nays To women In this condIslD
lydia Y. i'inhumH yege abba Com
hound comes a. boon and hlesA
ing. A simple remedy nade from
roots and herbs which hringH glorious
health % suffering women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

F'oft Worth. Tea. Nov 90
Federal Judge James G. WIisea thNa
sfssfseon sslolned ths city se,aasi.
slon ~ p4ilsr from Interfering IN any
Way ~ish the efforts of ne tssr,hops
company 10 raise Its rates. The prse :
eat shatxe. Judge Wilson chAfssi.
T. tonfi.esiory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

T,ent hesstase whsn FeB are asksss 80
bay TuhsrcHIes1s fhrlumss ssai- fram
Dss~ms<s fe y Grin. puH oat f~af
essvk book amf think - re rh~er fear
rarfAase ~ie m*sn t. saes nklshrmaas
wAo arp faasnr . horrtie d~sfh fteu
disease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Dr Dean q Duitnn ~ Wesley
church. oklahoma CITY. VIII lecture
next FRIDAY night. December 4 at
IA. rgrsa NJ II church un the theme
Uncle Sam hnd Wnad Patriotism
and on SATURDAY nlght, Decamber I.
T.hn Making III an American ThoAe
lectures are ehausAnana lectures end
worthy of A large haarinT No al
nasselon fee A rAsg~ant From
Derkness 10 Light" viii be presented
before Dr. Dusson's lecture ON Friday
night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

was recensiy parolled. Thompson
was serving 3 fsre.ysar term ,os
stealing an automobile He forlne A.
Tired Al Casaing The TWO yexxs
had local pilots. It Is believed. The
Had been here about three days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
Woman. Home MIs.Ionsry society

Woman's A1me Missionary Society
The Womaaa Home Missionary So
rlcty of shn FIRST Nj. " church Will
1nvrs vita Mrs q " chapman Tsa
East Noble. "Wednesday afternoon
l,ecrrnber Al ESQ o'ciocA A towel
shower for The Guthrie hospital ami
ile4h ~ hospital. viii be- che feature
~ tho sfternoons The ladles are r..
Qneaied 20 bring needless thread aud
lhln,i,iea. - The towasnx will be-
ready 20 make into sowwl lengthn
Hand towels Nall alsO NO appreciated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Cooked Food Sale and Christmas
i,azasr csfeferia Grocery, SATURDAY
December tih.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Cooked Focd Sale and Christmas
psxaar. Cafeteria Grocery. Saturday
December 4th.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Miss HALLE csYarvox was hostess
so fh~ Ina ia club last night with
i tine party as the Pollard After
ihe show the club members went 10
the Fountain where they we're served
Il sias refreshments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Mrs Odifh Sturrier aud Mrs Har-
Obj Ncich VIII give a one o'cioct
brsdsr luncheon Monday. December
!. In the home 81 Mrs i. Il. Sgmrrser
y X %
Mrs l.. A. Hahn spent Yesterday
IN Oklahoms City with friends
x * =
Mr.. and yrs NJ. IT. Barnharl left
yesterday overland for their home Ia
Tulsa. after spending the Thanks
giving holidays wish Nr. and Mrs
J. n Osborne. Mrs. narnharf "a a
sister ~ Mrs. Ost.orne. M~. ! n.
Woodwork and son. Jack. who were
aeso the house guests ~ Mr. and
Mrs Osborne, left last night for their
home IN Ponca City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Bnzzafds Bay. Mass. Nov 20
Charles Garland. me young man who
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Sss S|mlIE and Ess0nels s.g
.S|2aailAgyf
Mr.. lshr I. lssslsss Prone sss
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesday.
Recng~ion al Christian chmFrh,
n n n clmb Mira VI RI Sud
darsh.
raesday bridge clae Mr.. WIN
Patterson.
"Wednesday.
wamans Missionary society Mrs
SlWom bendef
RN Al clah A q Z " iialL
NonfanN Home Missionary S~sclciy
Mrs q N. Chapman.
Iris csab Mrs, iseary Gerlach.
Tau n Ain Mrs + F8raaing
naskl~rs Glass Mfs lsarry O
NfsSaasan
Thursday.
sAaaass sunday SeAool Conyensina
Presbyterian Chureh
Acorn Grub Mrs tslesee nAmoa
Aitrukn Clah l-sbfafy
y NJ & Clah po~s nousd
Auxiliary No One Mrs n nlIley
FRIDAY.
East Guhrc NJ x r. Mrs
Belle Packer
koon~s Mssney Shah Mrs. wAyn'
Glover
u n Club poxisnnssi
nonaessaO Sslenee csub Mrs, r. I
Lille
nr Dean ts n0ssan'a l.eesnse iNrs
N. nj thawh.
A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
lAIu00PlNC COUCH
No s'c<zs~'-~bus helps % -
" .ssce psrosy~ns q es~xhins.
vIG:kS
QAu Nv Afsksr Isr t'svs fsssts

Cambridge cluh.
TIE Camssidec ehsh met Yesterday
Al she usual plaee. tAr ilhseg, Afler
siOis hasnepa mesuas thvS ~
toagurd 10 aasena lhe funeral ~ Ar.
Charles Adler
il vi NJ
West II Il ladies Ala w@Ane*das
afiefn~vn Al $40 wMh Mrs =
Nisslry
Domestic selsnce clvt
Tho noueeilc Science eiuh viii
have a dinner for shog husbands Frs
day nleM n the home os NJ and
Mrs y y lille
N VI VI
The womans Missionary so~isty
ot me Christian church viii mess
.Weineesiay al the home al Mra -
mon nendcr. eos West Napaut
Tho q A u Circle will mees Nth
Nyw. = l.sanlass ana Airs willsam
Mwhy o. the hnnn ~ Mrs psug-
lass. saturday, a sssn y ~.
"A NJ "
Miss gsvaee M,gsrnrken and her
uns,hef ssasns ls,e week end and
Thankse'slna IA Oklahoma CHy They
had lhe pleasure ~ heNriuT Nata8a
STANLEY Thursday evening
II y "
The nfgielai hoard ~ tha Christian
hnfch will have reception for
hfolheg ard slstcr kslhorn Tuesday
evening at ! ocsock a. this eA.afch.
AL members and friends are invited.
y r y
The county SUNDAY school consen !.
llnn wAll hold an all day session 90
Thursday a the i'rv~ha teslan ehuFsh
TIA M M
The Masgahne# VIII have 4 called
meessng Frsday afternoon Vi the A
q T. W HALL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Phi Deka Gamma ssal, Mrs. Fred
iilyEel. Jg.
Service Star I.easoa~ Library.
q. A Y. t'inie-~ Mrr ]. r Doug
lass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30

Tr John A CAllan's lecture on
George Eliots "Romoia FIRST N. T..
Church s:so q m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-30
Mrs. risldGng will be- hossess to the
Tau ri Mn club Thursday
a n a

The Igullders' C1aN wiil Aold . 40
ciai and business meeting ~ ~"
home a Mrs. Harry O Newman, eog
East Springer Thursday at $50 with
Mrw. Roy worehineiDn assisting
hostess.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-23

as, its first objective. the saving OF
waste in cotton distribution and the
elimination Of unnecessary middle
men, with greater profit to Oklaho-
ma producers.
A preliminary campaign for secur-
Ing finances with which to conduct
the work win be launched at once
This will be followed by a very In
tensive educational and organization
campaign, with the drive for mem.
bers beginning January 1st, 1921.
and lasting until May 1st, 1921.
The organization committee taking
part in the coming meeting consists
of Chairman j. z. Connors Of Ca
madam; Carl Williams, editor Of the
Farmer-Stockman; j. A. Whitehurst,
president Of the state board Of agri-
culture; j. A. Simpson, president OF
the Oklahoma Farmers Union; II. C.
King, master of the Oklahoma state
Grange; e. c. Dustin, secretary OF
the Oklahoma State Market Commits
sion; f. z. Gum, secretary Of the
Oklahoma State Bankers association;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-23
COTTON GROWERS Ass N.
TO OP EN- OPE RA T|ON
launch Organization for Marketing Of
Staple at Meeting July rs; Plan
Being Studied by Other Cotton
States

Oklahoma City, July 21.-The for
NAL launching OF the Oklahoma Cot
ton Growers Association in its new
and widely heralded scientific plan
for the cooperative marketing Of
cotton will take place at a meeting
of the organization committee, which
has just been called by Secretary
S. G.. Rubinow for Monday. July 2G,
at 10 a. m. sharp, at the state cap
itol.
At this meeting the plan under
which the Oklahoma Cotton Growers
Association is to be created, will be
placed into execution and definite
and concrete steps will be taken TO
put the proposition over, in busi'
ness-like manner.
The plan has met with the approx
al Of the leading cotton growers of
the state. It has satisfied the lead
ing bankers and business men. 1t
has obtained the hearty cooperation
of the state department of agriculture
and the extension service OF the A.
and NJ. college. The Oklahoma plan
Is now being studied carefully by
other states with view toward adop'
ton, and all signs point toward Its
adoption, ultimately, as a national
plan for all Of the cotton growing
states, it was stated today.
Mr.. Rubinow, who prior to his com
ing to Oklahoma was assistant d.
rector Of the extension service ant
experiment station in North Carroll
na and also secretary-treasurer ol
| the North Carolina division Of the
American Cotton association. states
that it Is only question of time un
til the eastern cotton growing state:
| will have adopted the Oklahoma OF
a similar plan for the cooperative
marketing of cotton on statewide
basis.
The plan is based on "a years ot
successful experience in cooperative
! organization in California and tht
Pacific northwest, and contemplates
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-23

Sundance, Wyo.. July 25, 1919.
Alexander Drug Co,
Oklahoma City. Okla. t#1
Dear Sirs:
Please send me your price list Of
TO-HOYA by the one-half dozen.
1t helped me wonderfully while /
was in Oklahoma six years ago and
know | can sell q lot of it hero.
,AAlg., Yours truly,
'sJsIs. Charles G. stelp.
Sundance, Wyo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-23
DECLINE IN
PRICE OF POTATOES

Chicago, July 23.-Potato prices at
present time are higher than ever
before in this country at this period
Of the year but they have been grad
ually coming down for the past ten
days, it is reported at the U. S.
Bureau of Markets. This has been
due to heavy shipments, chiefly com
ing from Virginia
The main movement of the fall or
winter crop will start in early Septem-
Der and as the weather is ideal for
potatoes, prospects for 1t are good,
federal officials say. Acreage put in
potatoes this year is smaller than
last year, but the outlook is for bet
ter yield per acre which should re-
suit in as large production. Last
years crop however, was q short
crop.