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The Crittenden press., 1920-06-11
ACCIDENT At MARY BELLE

While loading n wagon with spar
at the Mary Bell mines, a large lump
Of spar fell and struck Mr.. Jas. J.
Thomas on the head. fracturing the
skull, and inAicting three large
wounds on his head. DIR. Frazer
was called and gave first aid and he
was taken to Tolu where he was car
ried on board the gasoline launch Of
Mr.. Harry Stone and taken To the
Riverside Hospital, Paducah, where
he will be treated.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-11
Marble, Granite and Green
River Stone Monuments
A HOME INDUSTRY

Let US show you our monumental work. visit our
plant and see the actual work that you want. All let
terng and carving is done by skilled workmen of proven
ability whose work cannot be surpassed in any city in
the world. THEREFORE BUY AT HOME then you
can see the work you getting and know exactly
what you have bought
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-11

Mr.. William Owen Moore, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Moore for the past
two weeks left Sunday for Flint,
Michigan.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-11

-Ncms,iiching, picoling, pleating
lOc u yard. Cloth covered buttons
from your dress goods. Mail mater.
ial to Mrs. A. Mclean. care Hale's
Murray. Ky. II
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-11

Mr.. +. p. Hogard. who has been
attending State University returned
home Friday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-06-11
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der who makes the publication Of
this paper possible.
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ey We receive on subscription Is Just
about enough 10 cover the cost Of the
white paper We use. This makes II
essential that the expense Of setting
the type. printing and mailing be
borne by some other department than
the subscriptions.
Owing To the fact that our adver-
tising columns have real value this
Is the logical portion Of the paper
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TO cover the above expense.
In order that you might know who
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patronage ee--and are proving their
sincerity by asking for II. we are
printing this list Of the local bus.
mess people together with the sum
they have spent for advertising in
the Press since August |. 1919.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01

~aa rsasel.ss,. sely s4the aeaeeesaalr
paasfesm 81 aeaftrd ~ tAs sob F~sara's
-. - sin. aaa saesssslea 10 shs fsli
easamuse- aeessrsa scr rsusw~s'~e as
th. es.ss treaty - a sea4isise se Frs-
..ss,c the hoa~r aaa ietsstns - tas
w.,lsas suxsesss shat she iFish aayssaev
saa b. hseaxh, lssstlas,si, Dsfs'e shs
,sawae ~ aessaas fas settlement s@a y
.4lsn, ea shs snhiest % prohibition, ~
advocates eoll~esisv sHssssRsss fas feF"
49,. .snpes4s rnnpreisasx arhl,fnti~n ~
l.h.s assnuse. aesferes tes fsss's ~stier
n ,hr nem avsiemm a~srramTat ~hee y
IA. established sFsss sea easls ID" ths
lsstslaaases ~ rsaes~sets il~flaa ana
Neah .asollas. " ratio ths svsff@xe
amendment
IA mMA, rernrsss lh~ pssstesm faise~s
,hn, .aen,ed ~ sAs ,l,tlass dyse~esess
ama nahlssls spas~fed ~ fsss'dsa'
w4lsap ~. ieasae - Hetien- ps@mA :"
..,,icasas va taken virtually a.
mhsie Fsem thy AiFsiHiA ri"'fatn's
,haash ta atssss respects there hass hsfH
,n.s.sFte4sstmns sad msn4 ne~ sen9f'e
hass hsen aaas'i.
ammass II shs sab 'sess"sis'se's
asau fs.iia~sa
irssHbisi
Ssna. grevssaN ~ rsessdsel Ni'seA'
ses.msaaias bis achievements n ses ~
sss..t ~ the rsepiss sed - ths ~h@'s
~ssId. esaav,nns ~ vensfsi isFi"s INV
republican eanerees
frAwa~ ef astionri
Repeats the sifesasa pisHh wA9h "ff
VARIATIONS. sasaennlsx she aeti"n - wv
.s.,ate repabifaaass fa waapsins f*@'fs's'
ssaas and she s-rafsse pfass fsre'N""a
aaa aaxeeatsnw sAtsnsattvA ~ the psaee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
HOW MERTON VOICES SEN
T|MEMTs BUSINESS MEN
Says United Commercial Travel
ers Deserves the Good VIII OF
All; Put ON Dollar
Bargain Sales

THE u q r. deserves The gaed vii
Of all Il certainly has mine. says
sR w Merton. and Ia saying tina, Mer
ton voices the sentiments ot the tass
ness community.
Nearly ono hundred members ~ ths
United Commercial Travellers make
their homes IN Gathrie and they hoos
for the city while out GA tbs road
They make All the towns Ia the state
While at home they palronixn The
hyewire merchants.
DO 70 the boosting efforts 81 tht
~ C. T. dollar tSi1 nlle is no iodA,
and tomorrow az all Guthrie stores
whose advertisements appeared in the
~. G r department. % The I.eada
yeSerday.
Buy your merchandise from GHth
rte sAlesmen.~ Il shn call fhe 4. q. n
makes and Il should he heeded Sine
the statesmen help the city the ~
in ,urn should help the travejAns
salesmen Il Is reciprocity And whai
Is fatrer ihan reciprocity,
The 4 c. 7. committee uexiectea'
It's own business in order 10 cali az
the business community ln behalf 81
their announcsment The business
community gave them warm xnppcf
for which the I. G r III deeply thank
ful.
The dollar bargains are on nj tbs
advertised stores Gall for your lsi
lar articles The merchants will 81
pleased 10 help YOU
On Monday u the fair grounds m,
big celebration takes place and ih'
Y G r will aid the three civic clphl
TO make the event success
The r. q T boye are Discerning
and whom The line appears "uui,et
Commercial Travellers patroniEe these
Firms" Il means something hecauss
the commercial travellers know whal
Is good they know about prices ant
they enjoy life
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
PROGRAM OF EVENTS
FOR SATURDAY PICNIC
Highland Park Celebration, July
Z All Sorts OF Races and Con.
tests Kitchen Cabinet To
Some Farm Woman

Farm woFneas snsilllary fourth e
Jng picnic lIlRaland park iAlf
thsrd The murnIrl program VIII ha'
aln al a. m. wlth eommnpia
singing Prlng your fsvorlse s9nss
This WI be followed by paula'le a1
dfesaea aad two minute lalAH as
members of the auKliiiaflrg on, "fAe
thing cur community ae"ds most
and eTho Best thlng ~ cur eein.
manny Picnic dlnaer from i4 fbr
Ia im fn. followed by s'y'V,
away fiekeis an 4 Kitchen canln'f %
ne given 10 some farm woman W
merchants 0f unihric
The following sports will taKe plat
from 2 10 D. m. and Hppgopria'a
prlzes viii be given for each egsni
Presidential race Hlim Manas rasHs
Par Mans race. Woman's race. ioYa
raca. ulrls raer liahhle Skift rHee
Moman's Mating contest crshe
Eating contest. Kldlcts HOPPING cor
test Standing Broad jump. Itunulps
board Jump High igmp Pole yealt.
Relay race between divisions Tie
tug o'wa between auxiliary dtvi.
slon
~Everybody~. wsleane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
KILLED WIFE ON
! Street, THEN HIMSELF
Oklahoma City Man Used Gun
Following a Quarrel; II Is
Said Jealousy Caused
the Act

Oklahoma ,aty. July Eadia
Parker, ". shot and killed his wife.
Irone Parker 20. ON a street In this
city this morning and then fired b
shot through bis head, according u
police reports II was the four'h
double killing here during the lsss
two months and the second within
The week.
Mrs Parker was standing on 4 coz.
ner waiting for street car ~hen
her husband came up and hogan talk.
ing 70 her Eye witnesses told the
police tnat when the street ear APP
iaroached and she left her husband 10
board II, the latter fired three shots
at her and then shot himself
The Parkers were married d year
azo today by Judge George w. chrk
In the court house here. the record .
show They had been separated for
several weeks. Mrs. Parker liyIn /.
with sister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
MARKET BASKET PAGE TO
HELP REDUCE HIGH COST
Economical housewife Has Up
portunity to Get Barrains In
Eats BY Noting Trend
of Events and Prices

Old High Cost will go TO the mat
with dull thud II Guthrie grocers
and food houses have their way.
And The Leader will have facm
make the pnnch good and strong.
Beginning today the Leader IN.
augurates a Market Basket Page. Z
sponsored by the food merchants and
dedicated 70 the homes
This page will be a regular weekly
feature OF the paper II the careful
and economical housewife will keer
tab on this pake and note thc good
things for The table and the wants
Of the household in general nice
sum of money can be saved every
week on supplies A family Of -four
~ five can save enough by reading
the Market Basket Page. every
week 10 keep the family In sugar
something that r. now keeping peonlf
guessing In the buying thereof The
business men who are ADVERTISING on
this page are videawake and proxres
sive end have for selection every
thing seasonable the market offers
nne can save manyoiollafs and cents
~ scarring this market rase before
doing the Saturday shopping. Ths
rare viii he Tired for the gatrrfa,
shonnin9 end wili enable housewife,
- n'sce their orders early for sun
day meals. SITsUgu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
HE had A GOOD TIME,
HIS CHILD BORN BLIND
Powerful Photo Drama. The
End of the Road. " Points a
Lesson ou Subject which
People Reluctantly Talk

fas Ena af tht Waad prsasaisd
NJ thH n#ihfia fheaiFa NJ 4 fNmafMs
ablF pl,F q wst sHuwn yesEsFiay
aat "A 9p aaala tiNaf Ca pnfe~a
"a NJ eslwsHl8 sNN9lN fexayasaw 4 AiaW
81 lie ~hieH me4t Fsxla disegss a.
fay Win feiutaaea Aad hNetltntsam
Nsari, All ppale afg hmiBA ~ lha
same fp1llsh iNaafanee ana trndA aa
M4irh mNsdg thA MuAd pagpsw Nj
8eYillA pagfnHixe liees0r Ransgads
and All w9fshy as.mant. 0l NfaA.
Two naen vhv rurdHfa taesr fslIox
eif'x~ps wlse ene hreseriptloa
Asia q doctor ladAY NnerlQ ali
~ W. b~atliate N loak the gacis "
NE Il she fsee ignorance e0sgea.
ilon, Fliae mudassy AAVu hean Arn,l.
inK millions ~ peepla % urem8.nre
death fof can8liess eMatafles Faka
ltR aud qaanhnsy rpae FlcA hagevsta
in all fiDiea
To she hOntsom miaa what IA con-.
Fentioaal customary aal traditional.
ia fifhi n Twins and learnlns, aear.
ly all ~ aH haya acquired ereas;
many truths thar afe not 30. An
% as hug 0ar eFeladicua. onr illu-
slone ard cur misconceptions"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01


tseasy sas sash semhessAip ~ ths
isaxas - nsaseas - ~eala ~ ma wlss
harals aAis"aei lsssasity ss lasepssa-
eaes
ccaasss II shr weFi
rs.l.s. tks aaainisirsslsR's eenaast
- th~ was. spm@esslias the r@sfsat's
sstat,. ~ Ames,eaa vIslssp. - sia che
sessyemsma ama nvesees shs mllisasf @na
as,.g sas.ss wsth meHsiea ~ as@sssl
rrsshsns ~ ae~ss
steeneei
Asain Incorporates ths isesssss IT sAv
,lsxtwsa aesawssas. Va rsswilsmK she t~A'
ss~g reserve ssat.se and shv fiaaastss -
shs ~Ms a.a ~ sawasmniuk shs FfrAh'
neans 49, estsasasease,
fs,asieAt
tslslsisse shs sspahileam r@nafe~% ~
taiisns 60 s.stss wss tlas ssA sshesi"seH
saa demands ssss~t - ,as eeeditA"ns
i, ,hr .mn.ias saesss.s. tvniss ssnav.
rsaa slal~,a ~ sesnamss desisfsns ts'e'
ae a,aae, saa sassa ssssps a 'he sss
peasa ~ sgnrleney ~ sassfs@ss"s
bmr~aas,
ltisk swst - hsies,
ninns. asaslnts,asd pfsagdle~ ~
h,ah esir9s sod sTsaaesa th~ Fsrae'ss@nN
~. sv.paa.sese - that thet aeaassF
n.As~ ana fsilsa sa nrasisiF shs r'F*'ae"'
ei,A nseeasass ltxlri~slam.
Mae Investigations
,aaHsn.s. tn. sepnpiiea@~ 'pf se"s
a.. ~ appsapsistl~es IN tntvsssEsssHs
~. soaA@vs as the ~sf,
t'FatitsrrinK
ri.slevs she patts ~ eaAfta,snf ssa
ensasesmxps u rasA legislation " mef
gcontinued on rasn !, 1ol p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01


This. Il seems 70 Us. justtfsea the
fact that there IN more general inter.
nst throughout America IN Baba Rnfh
ihan In A. Mitchell Palmer. II also
serves 70 explain why baseball stories
are usually written in an exaliad and
heroic strain. and convention ac.
counts run 70 flipancy. Besides BABE
knows his business IN his own ras
ticulsr line he u snperman.
Leader Rule BY Accident
Politics WAS GOOD game FOR the
spectators IN fhe days when We had
= Roosevelt. but the leaders of 10
day in both 'rartIes. with the axrep-
tion OF Wilson. are largely powerful
throught mere accident. Their shnwd.
ness is q myth. Seemingly their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
Ring Side Notes


Opponents Of McAdoo clair' 4
hicck cf 400 veto votes who are
Hii bstter-encers.
McAdoo leaders claim 20 have
within SO votes Of the necessary
two-thirds-
II requires 72s votes 10 nominate.
Bryan will asd in defeat of Nc
Aaoo. II possible to do SO. So Far,
no Harding has been found hy the
McAdoo enemies.
Champ Clark nay be groore5 as
a "dsrk horse" Bryan may be for
him.
The name Of Homer S. Cummings
Is frequently heard. ne may be
the Moses"
Cox ard Palmer hsve'loss ssreno.
IN. but both are Optimistic.
iaik OF victor NJrdock for .
mcAdoc runrirc mate is strong.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
PLATFORM MAKING IS
MOST STRENUOUS job
Il NJ ANh nItiAiii~
.AINsT InAirl i..~OssN
NilRITniIinN ntrr M
pIulst~ eTllIkI~ A>D
iO1kOl IN. ADMIN
asIRAflslN IUlutS
aitA. lsllut Nj


San FfanslsTa, laly t-~As : e'eIawN
tfia afseFnan n leakaa ilks a ~au'A
81 pasaleis - ass dasa - hsisatlHa
al me ss~alaa ssaalen. shaasd s@s ~
eallaH, fHa plasFa9m alffsFswasa. i~
sagaF A. tas tesnwltsee ia sene~FNed.
sssfa aafsaa aas fhm ala flaht / soaFA
tln. na~sxsf. Is sasuw mhen tha eesss
mitlss sahwslts enc aFaft - tn@ aan
vsasipa ~ ~tags
LoNa atrrEa FlGNts
AH Egansiaep Jvly "A WlAaR aeat
iss wiih the isNass 81 nations waa
sdupsea aF gha apmmfatla plalfnTni
eammlttae ssFiY tAls Hvuulaw A ieag
hltf Nshg 10 aaIaKesl lba platkaFm
Nafgesa thag tha eamHlttsa Fuew4aed
HaHl fe oiarA l.ralsaYs hne~d ~
haFa tAa platform feaAY Ear the ena
Ysnuua shls atgefaanu
10 the Ese8 miisa che edasinsa
sfatloH faliad 81 aseHfe aaupsIpn ~
ts alAHk wlgheat awaamMnt fhs
eammEtgca. ~ vHAn ag 40 ~ ls
Adopted IA elaltiea ~ Reuasef
Wasah AZ Masaarhasatsa among shnMm
agaasia4 lha aamiplssfafian fpreeAs
providing t0s ratification uf th~ sswaty
et ypwaslsas w(tA freafyaslAAa ems.
alaiaal weh MeFleaa obligations
fhn suAatltutw pHanR os Wllilam
4 asaa AID Nsaslass pesnsteae ~
ahsa Aha wRiaa ns MWAtaaa. wsfw
talown one
Treaty "a atamhllug alssk
fiaeusaNa * tba treaty tn8k 40
most 81 the session Nhieh hnwaA ft
O'Clock sat plaht AAa ended wlsH
tssess "a So tbis mafnins when tAa
eammttaeg waFa sa gatMnaa tAat
thaY eeasfd wur& wiftgNs tAking Hp
sha tquap. irish ~ osher epntFoYetfea
H4gsiiHaa
Nha rammltiea aaantna tim lsbpF
8aa sasgsai ssNeT miHar plaaha hmw
ever
As aahNlflHl b che committee lhs
Standardization tf@aiy #iank nesofa
In la shthVgltlee siAtsmensR pfavld
WI
I'VE fae0mmra4 ratification ~ si'e
iFH8fN 0k NAKaaAttNA MAd thA iMA&Ww
81 nations covenant wishguE rasefys
GNas aba al4 lmpaaf iis eaaenslai
iefeRF#f
Tae wne8s adisi ~ senator
Wat8M am8Haueit wsfv
lHi we ~ Hnt epppas Famrfva
tBHs whieA aahs mnF# eleaf NJ ap
.fe aas obligations ~ sha asspeiate4
IHaimae
Ch8lfNsR NaFtef IiaaF and pthhF
Hemba@ refasei 90 siva oar any n
tMmatfeN N@gplnw AIRY acton wv
gss eammifiae bet lt weA ln9ieafHd
tml dissatisfied Mlvh Nha lraaiy plana
peal ia tte aaageatlqp was Whawr fgH
MefaN9n fae laA0e elaak adopted
F,sgeaes@iaeaieas4 ~
ff0etlhAes Oh fsaGn =. Cot -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01


business Is 20 conyince themFrlves
and the delegates that fdr sons roa.
son Or other the strongest man IN
,he party should not b. nominated
Almost everybody here agrees that
Cox or McAdoo could poll more yoten
than ang other democrat who has
been mentioned ~ 10 date and most
of the experts aaree thai this a the
very reason why neither Cox roT
McAdoO will be nominated Dlseaf
sion about both Cox and McAd0o doo'
not deal witlY the public achievements
of either man. but whether the voter
with not bride az Cox because b. wal
divorced some years a9o. Or whethei
MeAdoo will noe be handicapped be
cause he married Miss Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
SMOOTH STRANGER FOOLS
BIC LOAN COMPANY
Mortgagcd Two Farms In Logan
County To Oklahoma City
Firm; Came Near Getting
Away With Money

There Is AZ least one man ~ LOGAN
county that wilt alwaye believe III tho
efficacy OF newspaper publicity llis
name IA WIN Snyder, and hc ia re.
tired farmer who ie now living in
Guthrie
SUNDAY morning he waa reading the
Daily Leader % the evening before
~hen he was attracted by the real
estate transfer column IN soanniag
the trnnsfor- he found thai he and
his good wife had iiaii0sed of one Of
their fine farms in The Navina neigh
borhOod Al first he thought II a
joke. bat he decided 10 Investigate
the matter So he made date with
County Clerk Estns and they went
through the reeoris. Sure enough,
the transfer was u record and ap'
parenily regular rhe matter was
Immediately placed III the bands of
the county attorney aud The sheriff
and an investigation followed, roster
ing IN startling disclosures
FRANK Morgan. a stranger. affable,
suaYe and we'll educated. man az
apparently 90 years ot age, came 10
Guthrie several weeks ago and les II
be known that he Tae interested in
Logan county farm hand and Intended
10 buy several farms Later he
took W temporary residence IN Mul.
ball While there be secured arcu.
rate description Of several farms Ia
the Nayina neighborhood. among them
being the land ownaa by Wm Snyder
--~~-~@.s ----..s--ss--.a~-4.-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01

II Is hard 70 grow thrilled and eyen
excited by all the fuss and tsefhera
of national convention when 80
many of the points az issue are -
childish
As 4 matter Of fact even sae dsle
gates do net grow yety excited aha'ii
candidates IN All sari0unupss ~
may be set down that the busln"ss q
two thirds oF th~ animated rVnsrrS'
afsone held In ihe loDby of The Pflarf
and The 81 Francis eoucefna not ne
nasnsnees. baf where you can get y
and hos much Il costs
/ Prohibition may have died ArlnkAnx'
but X haA certainly increased thirst
conseiousness 70 an extraordinary de'
/ gree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01
FOURTH TO Be CELEBRATED
BY THREE CIVIC H00IIs'
Uhampcr. Rotary and itona 40
Give Big Entertainment AT
Fair Grounds, Parade
end Program

rlaha are Wmw e@Nnletea gar 1Hgh
Rios hlsssaf iuaFsN 81 iWly seie 81.
lon tn hv hpid an Niaada Gals afa
il ghr fair rfpuHda
Committees lfam the ile8s aNd ite.
sarlana haxy heen haAt lhA Netk ana
'sepofs all IN readiness rhs gell0e
laM memtefa euHsllsHta the hiNi
committee IteiafY flah ilslnts
nFann ilcrman Nmish and ilsafy tels.
aA liann eiap Wili w liieepan.
IN y nuatin ana 8llnn ana
fom Jenkina AtthaF sHNNeu8 aHa A
q uresegy Fepessali8s Chambss 81
Commerce
The Guthrie taHH hs heea tHsaaaf
for she day eut Nd gfaHgam ~
events p8li be elyen lnelaaibA d MIS-
Aaaket pl,nle in Mineral Mslls enfs
At m Fellealaw N ghA Nu@#m
fof the day
PARADE 30 =. Al
Alg memHepa 0t iinHa ana Rotary
eIuhs with oara llne up st Masmle
temple nroaa sf ll6 sharp t~sg
Mitchell. mAfahai
Events
goo Imk ~ Was li4Ha aud 10
lAry pflte aNaFded Whites 5eWsl
ry
Z is lllryelu fare sleN AndvFs9n
and ArNaunroat pFlas Nv Yem lep.
sius
aA Girls bottle raeeiasNlatlaa
sfiRo hv Smiths caHay Hboe
as6 N Yapd dash llons aua he
savY iWhiie House nafaessh0p pfiAe
4 % Glflh nilndfold contest lsvt
tatsan arlse. Cafnee Pharmacy
ai6 Lions ard Rotary 8saf gai
prlae a8a NJ ica houk
$3.50 100 yard dash Lions anJ
Rotary prIfa pha'aMsnh bY Armaa
trout
ats. iielaY raea hv LIENS and no
tAfy "a miie medul ar KHserh
400 Lloua aud Netary baseball
lanlpss pNno rallaFd Theaife
AftsF baseball aa exhibition wrest
llug msich hF professionals ffom ps
iahuma clsy
Patriotic address under auspleea of
American legspn
g0@ Baeaer pieuse AZ Mineral
Wallis park BY members ~ thn l.inas
naA Rotary clHha t1yerYb"aF 8vi
come 70 iolH
Band coWeHrf II MiHefal Wells t8gk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-01

IDLE AT cox
BECAUSE He IS DIVORCED
fBy Haywood Broom

oan Francisco. July, .l.-~Tbo ne.
mocfauc convention said William
nNsn q white this morning. sproml,a.,
70 oe much more interesting than no
'''pnpaicAn' and Just as hnimportant y
A'nost any political convention bss
ABOUT the same relation 10 the actual
warfare and strategy OF Doinination
as the cheering section at football
gane has 10 the eleven on the grid
iron. The delegates may servs to
heargen the leaders now and again.
but they have no real part IN the
game which Is played by not more
than four or five on q side.
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William Allen Waite " afnnng
thaMe whq think that the demvfah
will proyldr usesui ammunNfee Zee
tho republicans II they ADOPT 4 wei
sIank Is their platform or nottllaats
4 candidate, saeh ae Cox oF ~ seas
who a considered wet AZ pre- wt
Mr white sass there il no areF sls
,hasissm for Herding. #lshnaga lhfrp
u no ereat revolt either bal thai
Kansas win flams n only fhr voters
ara ablN ~ conceive NJ lha lssan 10
dry asalhst wet He thinks that con
ward Christian Soldiers and Ril ths
color and feryor % tho old progfes
slyo fights may come into the cam
Continued on Pave 3. Col. s.
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CONVENTION MARKS TIM
AS SIN COMMITTEES ON
PLATFORM FIGHTS TO
PREPARE ACCEPT
ABLE PLATFORM
WILSON'S lEAGUE PLANS
E. CHANGED BY COMMITTEE
MADOO GAINS STRENGTH
WHILE OTHER CANDi-
DATES SEEk VAI\IN
FOR COMBINATION
TO DEFEAT HIM
suLlETlN

COLISEUM. san Francisco. July -
The convention marks time.
All candidates have been placed y
nomination.
The full resolutions committee 70
ir gigantic struggle.
Wilson has been forced to aeeept
notifications on the league.
The platform 10 ~oy" 20 date,
which presa9e q mighty conflict or
the floor on prohibition.
MeAdoo gains strength but eanc'-
dates have been lost sight cf IN the
struggle for platform sunre.aey
Fssr of eryan heading sh'ri party
10 a feature.
no nope is held out for submission
of resolutions 20 the eonsension be
fore Friday.
The feeling prevails that tire ticket
will be MeAdoo snd Cox.
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INON-pARIiSaNS GisAR NnslI-
NATIONS M NORTH nAkuI \

FAfeo ~ y Jaly primary A
ciaim tuat enc Ngu f'afIleaa f4essRw
eAnalaates nad oaataeed ths fepah
igeau n0mlnatinna ~ yesterday #ate
Wide primary ia north rakola ~ a
majority ~ 9 .0en vatrh ~aa uada as
The Fafgo C'ourlaf Newa offlslai pah
lisation N taa lemgun IS statfm AZ
raflg today sa iha Aseoeiatad FrssA
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WOMEN AND BOYS
BOOTLEG. NARCOTIC DRUGS

New YORK. July Women und
boys 80 'bootlegsers and awVula taf
trafflckers IN drugs wete reported 60
day ~ innovations ln eatabllrast Y.
lIcit business there
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coMsNs AGAINST M'Aooo

San Fraoeisco. July lover Night
conferences of the forces seeking 10
affect a combination TO defeat the
nomination o. William @. McAdco
failed to reach an agreement on a
candidate and their oniy ac~oraplisr-
ment seemed 10 be a stIffsnina OF the
etermlnstion 10 hold solid, u possible
a veto block Of votes
AT the counter movement TO meet
the McAaoo administration forcss
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i'nslaaelpaia Hate Bah Hot
two homo runs h ths aoisble hsAatr +
with Sew York Eansiax has aeHs88
total to g4
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WEATHER.

New Orleans. July Tonight and
Friday. partly cloudy to cloudy.
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