The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-19
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FfirnNs ~ thF fAWHN sn fhia yt'
received thr saa newa gaaay ot IN
death A. HaetIeaville yeslsrlay evea
iug ot Mra l.aev rhvmgseu mnshe
~ Henry ThumpAoa formrF taiafl
citisvn Remeins wili he bfuusM Il
authfle for iniegmpns Funrral sery
icvw wlil he held Ftiday mafRle AZ Y
o'clcok ~ the Episcopal ehafoh
hurlal VIII be made ia Summit View
~As You Llke II viii hn fradvF
al by students of st ioasph aeaAaml
Friday nlEht. May asth VI $40 on ths
campus ot the coilsxs Tho costumes
20 hp worn hy thw student aetnfa havs
all hcon matr vt hnfna ~ tho pupHa
Guthrie friends ur lha academy are
cordially inyfscS 60 ese pruannt
The many owners ef stock in tbe
Arkansas River lsed OF 4 o. ma
pany now living ia Guthrie at
last gct something out " the y As
meat II will not make them az
n J Waugh. who promoted IN w.
pany promised stockholders. q
small amount ot tho original
ment viii he returned. eceords )
Horace Speed. attorney for thn
holders The ease hsa bcen IA
for several years and has Just
adjusted When final NettlsSsen Z
made payment Of from 10 10
cents on the dollar will be gnade toI
stockholdnw The caan IL rot for
hearing hcfura A. J niddIson. special
master. At Tulsa May sl
"one way rome srocera profltref
on sugar said citizen today. "a ~
short weigh, tho customers With
SUGAR sellIISs ~ 20 cnatn tHn psnnf
eaeh ounce of the graanlaled serr'
u"~a extracted frum the sagk eold
means mach 10 the dralcr whom yuu
fteure tha sales Ia the 100 pounds
Another man. former Erucer tells ~
how tho Wholesaler uaad 10 Trim me
retailer ia his day ~ yoa don't
watch tho rascais thoy wili short pot
YOU on every sale made There newer
was sack of sugar that wethrd TOO
pounds. tho sacks are always short
from | 20 q pounds. but the rslallI I
ioalof must pay for a full loa pounds
" sugar sack NOT counting The uanr
b true of fruit IN cases, the ratail 1
ioalor must pay for the rotten ouea ,
md taae his loss with q smile II IA I
he Wholesaler who realty grtu me
ream; tho retailer. aa a rule Kath
M thu huaksH Hi
Can u be- poaaihie eaid hnai
esa man today that the city schpo
oard Ia aEain IN deadlocxf Ana
80. why u was generally Thought !.
y school patuua that all differences
ad been patched up and harmony
.as the watehword II IL too had II !
10 trouble has broken out afrcah [
he schools viii suffer nj thla time II
saeherH are not employed right
way Superintendent Peak has ieun
Tced upon 20 head tho schools for
In noxt two years and now thw
'hool @oard m@mhers eliould Fot "a
siher and hire competeni teaching
arr Tor next yras whlln the oppur
nifty presents There ia ton mitch
'mand FOR good teachers to take
lanc@g ON losing the once WIZ have
7 dilitary tactics The people voted
q extra levy because they we're lod
believe q was for the purpose of
iHinE salaries of teachers and n The
'adlock n over tha; proposition the
'oplo ought 70 take hsnd aud settle !.
q matter"
These marriage licenses were IL ps'
od since yesterday, Frank hay. aa, "a
"A Evelyn Moltx, 4. both or Mar
all; r. w Osborne, 32. and Eliza -
III Murry 20 both of Oklahoma tle
W. Roberts Mason. ri and Hazel ~
ump. rs. both or Guthrie. all
M
iAN warrants ranslng ln amount bo
I'M ~ cents 70 81 .@53 70 werp turned
er to the sheriff by the county
'aanrer today The law makes ii
3 duty OF the sheriff ~ collect the II
dinquenl personal tax IIe must
nalize the delinquent on0a 81 bar Y.
gets nothing extra for his work ~
. dollar collected is turned over M M
tho county treasurer along with -
tax money The tax warrants In ~
! hands Of the sheriff today are Tor 4" ~
fir~t half OF The 1919 personal ~
4 number s23 which. however. is ~
ever number than n usually turned ~
". Taxes haye been paid pretty
'mp,iy this year" said Treasurer
INK Bond today ~ "a Just a few VII
o overlook paying" The law re- w
Tres that the sheriff notify the de- ~
luents and give thcm chance 10 Ga
pond II they do not respond he ia
YES the warrant aud collects the
p" One Guthrie concern Ia delin-
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