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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-01-30
}. Maske, the local immigration in

d. Maske, the local immigration in
spector, was called to Seattle this
week by the immigration commits
sioner to assist in the prosecution of
the l. W. VS.. recently arrested on the
coast and who are to have their trials
as alien troble makers.
One of the deals that H. L. Mooney
the Nelson real estate hustler, pulled
off last week was the sale of seven
and one-half acres overlooking Osoy-
oos lake, near Oroville, to Don Wood
and Mr.. Wood caught on to very de-
sirable piece Of property.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-01-30
AMERICAN LEGION

There will be a meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion in the Civic League building
next Tuesday evening, and all members
are requested to be present. All ex-sold-
iers and sailors who have not already
Joined the local organization are invited
and urged to attend the meeting and en-
roll as members.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-01-30

f. N. Grubb was business visitor
to Spokane this week.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-01-30

lem, and
e can lie
to have
Do you
lg done
Ter pieces
hbJe rugs
l pillows.
laundry
day ned.
e offer:
|E-Every-
|ne l.
E-Every-
ike table,
ed. Other
to iron.
I'D by a
ness and
(-Wash-
fes them
|UNpY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
WHAT vICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Washington charges that Caes
ter A. SNOW, aged millionaire paicn'
attorney conspired 20 cause the deaVh
az Ms wife. dismissed
Cleveland Peter coley driven
BY Charles Valentine OF Columbus
won the Ohio stake Of 5000 for 2os
trotters. the feature Of the grand cir
cult meeting here.
OklI1oma City Funeral of Dick
r. Morgan. representative In coner.se
from the Eighth Oklahoma district
held
fIrrtford. Conn Announcement
nj ade that William Allen White oi
Kansas. will deiive- the address ai
notification at the ceremony when
Governor Coolidge OF Massachuseiig,
Is formally advised of HIS nomination
as republican candidate for the vice
presidency.
Mexico City The Associated
Press informed the government has
decided 70 reject the peace proposals
Of Francisco villa md that nothing
but unconditional surrender viii be
accerted
Not Sprlnps-sDr J s. Rodgers.
postmaster at Marble. near here and
who said he was deputy United
States marshal killed while attempt
ing 20 search a motor car FOR "moon-
shine" whisky
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10

Chicago. Jaiy TO- States Attorec,
Maeisy ssesne toaay Was cspestrs
70 prefer a first degree murder
charge against Carl wanaerer. es
army lieutenant. ~Ao confessed IA
70 the Killing os his wife ana a
tramp.
The motive fer the murders firs,
was given BY wanderer as a desire
10 90 back into the army. freeSrow
martial ties. Il was revealed. accord.
ing 20 the police. that ne wished 20
inherit her estate and did ret intend
20 rob her.
Wanderer. police declared. SIGNED
his confession Of tire shooting after
cody reading over the ssencsrsphic
copies ~ his oral statement re
stated ealTnly today that Ne Mas
through talking and Was ~aliinl
'for the hanging" according to of-
ficers..
wanderer was taSen 70 petsrtion
Home No. I, where heavy ouard
was placed over him to prevent
any attempt on his part . either
escape or harm himself,
We shall 90 before the srsnd
Jury today and ask his Indictment
ma charge Of murder. States 81
,orney Hoyne said today. y, is
one OF the most esidhfeodsd ard
revolving erimes IN ch,osao's MS.
tory. We shall ask an immediate
trial and the rope.
Il want 20 be hanged. Wanderer
Is credited with saY'ng = want 70
ioin her IN death | wonder i she
viii forgive me. Well, loved her
too much 20 let another man get
her. / didn't ~ast her myself
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
>ON.pANfi~N> IRA. tl
N.~n NHin Merge
NIlii PROPOSED IiiIiin
rtRfNtItnOR NJ ~
IN >,utn ~
fitniT
/ DISGRUNT[ED ONES
INVITED To JOIN
~ ,t.D ,li.IiI>s DRAW Il
dlNN iilnii uNIn liil
NAttu>. ltNiI Dis
lNulrtNple>tl OF
lNuiA W. ANTS
RECOGNITION

chlsaGa. J,es 20 Representatives
% lha lsber nAaY aad noaRaEtlsae
lsaaus conferred lass niahs AID she
lahar party COMMITTEES wst thls eaen.
% wRh ,ha eemmitssa ~ "a ~ AZ
effad o. arraag~ ,he sseius ~ sh@
ansalaamaslsn ef sll ,hs liuesal and
radical eraantsstieas with slaal~
candidate ara platform
The TABOR party 10 Insisting thravaH
ewt shw negotiations that sne waft
Htah0fa muss ne reserved ln any RArtr
NAms adopted
Tho ainale saseva TO-DAY 'Heeh 4 a
visiDn ~ srelr a@n Ranks FAa "
nnuneameat rhursaHy w saasa atm
elala tNat ina airaia tas delegates
ssaala balt tne cemhlew n aeHatar
taFailests ~as inc prssiasnsini ewt
rec. was toligAssd ~ dsclsFatisa
ffon, sems dsisaasss tbes they Mn4l1
sties 70 shs nsu party regardless -
the aamiasw
Several minor araanlfasleAs n the
eemhlHs are threatening 20 belt uft
less ghele pianka ara inserted ~ the
platform hsfe tsday
Amsea thoas actively warklea ans
ptaNks are ihs psopls's Msnsy party.
,he Fafme~ lniaul,y saaisty. Pre-.
auerrs and censurasre league Aati
League Tor the Independence N IN
laa. represented ~ raeak Masa tyas
~ Nsw Vafk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
A NEW DOLLAR IS NEEDED
IN THE UNITED STATES
Roger Babson Says Fluctuations
In Value Antiquities tho
Old Money Standard
OF Today

n ae tako 1914 un standard faf
comparison she aollar vs. anA io.
das Cor iood. ploghiuT ana shelter ie
worth 60 eeais That la, oue dallsr
to-day will eas only as much ~ these
commodities aa s@ cenia would bias IN
1914
The cast u living for iae average
aAnr Garner has iAefeaNed On percent
during The laat six Years, II shls egru
divided Into various budget lttms. ln
cressea would auiaaf as iollowa
Food o. pefteni shelter ss pareent
clnthlns. isa peF oent. heat and nghi.
tS per cent. eundriea 10 per cent. az.
cordins 60 Roger labs8n who has
made careful study 81 the matter
r'ile locks pretty hpek until wc
consider tbe dollar ~ Us business
maH
Since January. 1914 wholenale
coats haFp been Increased much fRAt
er lhan retail prleea rae huainaas
man soeH iate ghe mafaet to-day wlth
hia iN2a dollar and can huy only
what Ae efmia would bay ln 1874
Against an advance ~ 0l per cent
in price 10 tAe consumer. iha retailer
has had 10 sfan8 an advance ~ ig0
pef celst IA Wholesale eogis ilh mar
sin Of profit il Smaller than ever
fhere should be a new dnllar based
en geld. bug on yurlnE quauliiY No
gold coins woald be nlnted. bias sch
ios backs Roald bo issupd hy the
treasury Tie anunut ~ gold behind
each gold dollar ~ pa pr money
would be adjusted frequently lu ac
tordanca with an index 10 the c0st ~
llyiug 20 that The dollar would N
Ways purchase The same quantity ~
hrAa fundamental
the new dollar. II adopted. would
slwaYa hug tao same amount ~ bread
X vgui " steel. Df coal f.nxariaa
and individual commodities would
fluctuatt 20 certain extent but the
'ost ~ ,he neeessarias ot iifN would
Do practically constant
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
DECLARES SUFFRAGE
CHEAPENs WOMEN
Annie Rock Says Ballot To Ladies
Has Caused An Alarming In.
crease I'm Divorces and
immortality

Knoxville, Tenn. July no MIS-
Annie noeA of l.as AnpeIe formerly
an eQaal sutffaRr letder Ia lettpl
10 "a Is Anderson representative lu
the lower hoaso ~ iha Tonunsaee
ltslslalnre urges him uot 80 sugpart
ratification of tho aiirago amend
ment saffrage she Says coafsons
and ehesnens women She espfcsse RS
her regrets at her ipmor actiylig Ia
ls behalf saying tbs, since suffrage
has been granted there has been an
alarming increase 81 imWo Allly. di.
ysroe and murder in tlaliiornla
~ was ono of the prominent
WORKERS who helped 90 bring suffrage
to California and J. rogfet u
4 year IN politics haa taught We
that women are ntnlerani radical.
revolutionary ANA mote corrupt h pol.
lues than mon, AiRo al lhis socalIAd
reform leaaa ~ tho socialist cooper
ative common wealth
Since auIira there haa been AN
alarming Increase Ia lmmDrity al.
y0fee aud mnrder Ia Caiifornia
Women Nuffrage has made cow.
ards and cuppoie OF men u has
coarsened' md chaapcnod women
We're the men 90 vote on yomen suf
ffaen ln Ealforna today % would
not carry
esuffraglsts aeked suffrage ihat
they mlEhi put oHl good men 90 Of
flee. now they clamer for a flfr0ily
shoN FOR an office
i shall DO Pensoce forever for tha
part I played ia bringing suffrage 10
California
Please uree YOUR colleagues not
20 do Whist will bring resrci and disc
aster. bu, 10 stand Tor that 10 per-
cent II women who 40 not want anf
frage, but are glad 10 trust alI poii
t.s aud gnvcrncptnl aftalra HI ihelr
beloved husbands fathers. sons ane
brothers
"To tho south woman suffrage
would bring more tnan calamity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT
or BURTON BROS. STORE
" r. Burton ntapoaea OF HA
Interests Gsffen and l.afArn
Sisters To Have
Charge

Tho nuFtpn lirm datafimenl fN
tt wali and iavurablY haeWa thaA#V
out Logan sud aaionlN aanile hts
msde ehanee Ia management NF
rs " nugton Nhe had ehafse ~ lht
sieDr slnte iis establishment tuAle
fsafs ago under shs NAms u Nafkst
naftop. has sold hls interest le ~
ChaimDr Citizen ihe millinery de-
rarimsal aad the iadlea reaaY 60
WEAR and white sYnta depafimeAt has
beea lsken over IS ihr isafsua ss.
tors Tho ilfm usme uth hs aN.
iluura az nufion iirpa
Mf v Y liurinn wNa has heaa
well ana tayaahN k8awn hY auf
people Wili es lngn Do HaekeF MuftM
kaFp 81 nunean. oklahoma 4 hauHs
ine ull l0wn IN southwest nAft f 'h@
state Mr llMuun N RsnA bHat
uem mAn good gnwa haastaF HaA
whlln GHthr.e fearsfa muNh hla lr
WWurv panran wiI .RAin 4 fH0i
rlifen and i good naalaaaa naa
Mr rhaimsTa Cffaa. Wha Wggl hHys
charge et the store h ynana mAa
we'll ami tayorahlY knueh 90 oar pse
nia tnd viii put pep ard push gnio
ihe management hY hla rapalaf tiaaa
eanerlence lle viii make e0at ae.
nnleltlna t0 the business slFele and
Join Gle town boa8lofs win wtik
lnE hand
The Larson alaiega. whn hava bees
With The millinery department a. shA
store for wears are vali known bf mir
people 70 te up 20 dale Nlslnsaa wn
Mon They win leave III few lays
'pf TIE eastern markets 70 WFfaasaa
4 iarge assortment ~ millinery ana
ready 20 wear aonaH Tbn liHff8a
aroa store wll enallnaa ~ haflafaa
W hn anu " iha lAeseat aHi bWsi fs
stores N the state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
SAYS HOME PRODUCTION
IN NATION HAS CEASED
Miss Mary Ashley Tells Club
Women That Women Have
Ceased To Make Their
Own Wearing Apparel
Prohibitory Law

Oklahoma CITY, okla. Ialy ia-
Home production IN the United
States has almost ceased Miss Mary
Ashley. representative Of the nigh
cost OF living section OF the TDags.
ment Of justice. told Oklahoma Ci.y
women IN an address here. In he
- years from 1880 10 1914 the pop.
ulatlon OF the United States increased
~ percent During the same time
the demand Tor ready 10 wear cloth.
Ing Increased 1000 percent Women
have almost ceased 20 make their
own clothes II " only BIZ returning
10 home work that prices will be af.
fecied." Ae said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10

ssfeaEe planted 20 corn ia The state o,
s.sss.eso acres fh~ condition ~ ths
sors crop ~ present - ssesiisst. The
board fssseast Tsfes .aou kashsis ei
whsas aa nisssari's ioga pseaaesien
According 40 tei~sraphle report. fr~n'
th. rsst tho movement ~ freight ears
for crop transportation - already we'll
under way. ana laair.stans mre tnat
traffic condition. VIII he 80 Improved
~ B. msha possible q much more rapid
movement ~ commodities ~ marketing
and ~ export eensers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
Senator NeW To
Head Speakers

Chicago, July io--Repabilean "a
tonsi committee chairman Hayes
gave out .he following outline Of the
speaking plans.
a speakers bureau will be head
ed by United States Senator Harry
S. New Of Indiana, as chairman.
Senator New Directed the Roose-
Welt campaign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
HEAVY HtRNESTS ARE
FORECAST ron NATION IN
REPORT iSSt ED ~
FFnERN. CROP
REPORTER
OATS, BARLEY, RYE,
AND ALFALFA EXCELLENT
PROSPECTIVE YIELD ~
GENERALLY LARGER THAN
AVERAGE or PREVIOUS
TWELVE YEARS IN
STATE: FINE YEARS
IN NATION
nullerlN.

Oklahoma City, July io.--Win,er
wheat production IN Oklahoma is
forecast at ss.is4.ooo bushels. with
a condition given as % per cent nor
NAL, in the monthly bulletin issued
here tate yesterday hy ~. y. Schultz.
federal crop reporter, and W. @. Ham
lin Of the state department, Of aal'-
culture.
The harvest Of wheat, oats, barley
and rye had been practically complrt'
ed by the first OF the month with
thresnlng in progress. the report
states. while the second crop OF afal-
"a WAS being cut; early planted corr
had entered the roastlnv-ear stage.
and cotton had begun 70 bloom IN the
southern counties.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
ed Stuff To Be Plentiful This Fall In CentrallWes

Kansas ciss. Mo. July io~-s survey
of the harvest situation In the rcnih-
w@sf at this time shows wheat crops
better than were forecast six weeks ago
excellent corn prospects, n surplus Of
harvest lsDer. and bright promise OF
Improved traffic conditions. with plenty
81 ears 10 moy@ crops. That, In brief, IL
the situation as revealed by reports ~
the state boards Of agriculture of Kan
sas and Missouri. report. assembled b.
the At~hisan. Topeka A santa Ne Rail-
road. and reports made 10 federal and
state free employment bureaus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
HOW THE lOWOEN CASH
WAS PARC[LLED OUT
Checks Ranging From 81 900 To
$l00 Distributed Among the
Faithful In Missouri
Districts

Chicago, July 10 n ~ nahlef Re-.
lican national committeeman from
Missouri and ". h. pLlg.9 Nor s
testtying before The United sta.es
senate camnaisn mnd ingesueaune
committee here today revealed ihat
seventeen of Missouris thirty
delegates 70 the convention had re-
ceived Lowden money
Here are The Delegates Bableg said
Morse named
Or Fd. $ Brown Edlna lfirst Dis
tricD flooo IN two 5000 eheeks.
November 80 and January 5
Roy T Davis. Columbia feiebth ils.
tficfl; 500 IN two checks. Nove4a.
Ter - and January s
W = Elmer Salem tslueeuth At
lrictl s'01 January N
y y a. Hart Cameron third dls-
trictl 5000, February q.
r J Franks Joplin Fifteenth als.
trictl siGG0 March ii
Robert n Hedrlck dole Game
is"venih district faa6 AprN IS
Carr Harishorn. Flvins 4hlrtealfA
dsiricD 500 Awll ne
Mrs y y Butler ~ treasurer o.
Nomen's Republican Ciub so she
was dnleeaie TO ,he Chicago con
yebtion from So Louis
The Rev S A Mosolov negro q
deleeate from the iweif'h district ST..
louis 500 for the Tabernacle Bap
ilsi Church
Or y = Linaley siausbury ahlrd
distrieu $500
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
WOMEN REVENUE sLEuTH rs
HERE CHECKING UP RECORDS

Mise Mahle pyle is Ia tha cl,y
cheeking 40 the records In the c0un.
" clerks office She Is lahiag a.
ilst Of ar deeds recorded and lnyeN.
tlgailne The amount of each traneae
tion. IN recording real estate tfana.
actions frequently the price paid i8
not given ceweetly For esch 5000
or faction thereof II requires Il re.
venue stnmp Of ft 10 avoid payng
ihe revenue Miss Pyle says. SONS
people make the amount ~ the trans
action ahow much less than Ii realty
wna All eaNen of this Kind FOND
VIII be prosecuted she aay8.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10

10 excessive eaSiv rainr. Arkansas as-
enfdinx 10 thes. reports. u exporting
large quantities of garden prodaer, aud
eariy apDir- are besInsinT 10 eaFns inte
market. The appir crop !. estimated ~
20 o. 90 per cent ~ nor,ual Peaches
suffered severely in southern Ml.sonri,
Oklahoma and ArknnAas beeaitse ~ isis
spriBK frasis. o. narihern aud central
y Missouri pssrh prospects arr better.
REPORTS gathered w the SAINTS ~
RaIlrona'@ agricultural agents indicate
an Increase 10 the Kansas acreage DE-
voted 10 alfalfa aud sorghum fsrdy, and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
HUSBAND SAYS HIS WIFE
DESERTED HIM AFTER YEbn

Sinner A. Vincent has iiipd aui' for
divorce from Iil,lo Vincent rho
couple were married In 1919 ~ Guih-
rio During the firsi year Of their
married life the wi dlotef U % y
mrrfied ne the wife told the bus
band that sho dld NOT love him ana
one day she disappeared IN his
Ieiitl0n Vincent fays be- has made
every effort 90 induce his wife 20 w.
tufn 70 him but she stcadfasily ~.
fuses 10 DO 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
Oklahomdn Says
Girl Told Lie

Washington, July 10 Howard
rpa, special assistant 20 see astae'
ney general ~ charge Of tss b h4h
cost ot livleu eampslan. ISSUED .
statement trday dpnyins tor eharGs
made by mlss olivia tleus3umsn us
fore the senate campaign lnveail8at
Ing Committee AZ g. Louis Ysssel
day that tnc nigh oesi camps IN
had been used - fartnef Attorney
General pl'msr'a ef ast8n ia me
democratic uomluasi9n for tpa
presidency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
WALTER WILSON HAS
WONDERFUL COTTON CROP

Walter Wilson. chairman % the
Democratic county committee has a
cotton farm in Bear Creek township
that will make him a small forum ?
this year II r. pans cut aE he ea.'
poets Il viii He Is In town .oIay
and brought several stocks OF the
cotton with him. One OF the stocks
has % squares and this Is but a fair
sample. according to Mr. wilsoa
The stock IL on display In windoy
0f this office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10

Kansas. with m estimated wheat
acreage of about ~ millions acres. has
had q dseldsdis better wheat yield than
was aniislpaeea in May. June rains are
largely responsible for this Improve
ment. a. well ~ for the present excellent
condition ~ corn 10 Kansas. Missouri
and Arkansas. The rain also greatly
improved tho condition 81 the Knw tal-
iey potato erep in Kansas.
Reports Just rreeiyed from Arkansas
indicate a good carn crop ~ that state.
although Arkansas corn IA somewhat
behind the crop In other states, owing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10

Mulhall State Bank Nnlhail jtiY
10 The Leader We slsh 20 fasaa
you kindly f0f ihe spaee you gave s8
~ your uewHpaper iu connection wtb
the American l4esign dance. hs'a ~
Mulhall july tnt W. considered the
dauca wns E0oi saecH#a and atift
butte thN aaefnHa ia pshft ~ your Kind.
ness N helfing ns " advertise |lw,
crfelY American Legion Fual @a a.
~ klnrald
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10

eogseauent inereas~ acreage ~ corn.
soraham peanuts and poisioes. with
wb~a, and eoit"n seresTe about normal.
Nen Nesleo ba. shown great sEri-
cuiswtpi ariisity. with h~ays iasressr.
10 wheat. nlfaifa and ksAa acreage anJ
Indications ~ mhfh heasirr il,eAsosA
prodaeiisn. Arlyeaa hiss insr~aAsd ~
farm acreage ~ pr esai this year.
lisssprl's corn srap thi- year shows
last year. according 20 the state board
" agrlcuiiurs. which estimates tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
IOli.I BANKER MtkIS
WHEAT FARMING PAY

The fIrat toad of 1850 whest mafh
etad a. coyie was a0l1 tbia weHk hY
NJ n Fruin. banker of that eiiy fnf
f2Ap a tughal Mr. Ffula has ie0
acres of wheat that De says sill aver
aFe 30 bushels 20 the acre AZ 81 90
the busbol the crop slli bFlag iam ia
81 700. which isn't bad for ons fasf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10

Dallas kaul Roman of Kansas
CIV. and Harry Krohn IN Axiom.
Ohio, giYe0 draw declsion ~ news
paprf writer's AZ the end of ten.
round bout
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
Auto Thefts In
Oklahoma City
On the Increase

oASahUma elU. 4uls 10 A
Mteaay tnegeass il si'e Humhee ~
AusamahslsA et1tew in NAiaa8Nss
CIV. was F~aeFssa taaaY Nv sNe ~
ure department More tnaN twaA
~ ears hAve pesw stalsn sesa tulY
4 according ta ERE gwNAft ~ AAeN
Thomas apseial autoNeNHs sistast
Ne of the department fysA ssNsn
slxs avtomohilss staisn iaas wiahss
were rsssysrva lsgsf ey ses peiN
Il ~as announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
ELks TO INITIATE CANDIDATES
AND HOLD SOCIAL SESSION

Initiation Of candidates and a sos
c.al session following viii take place
az the EiKs Forrest ncxt Tuesday
night 70 which all Elks are invited.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-10
HEAVY nARvssrs

N&NHtM&tNW4 HMAN FRAtt A"An ~
heavy haryests OF the countrys prin.
cipal farm crops marked the July
report of the department a. agricul-
tire today The prospective Yield
generally is larger than the AVERAGE
production for the five years. faif-;S,
while tohacro and rice rroducfioa
promises 10 be the lsrrest on record,
tobacco with Iisaeo 900 pounds more
than the previcus largest crop. and
rice with II el00 pounds more than
eyer produced
Compared With last years onipui
this years winter wheat rye. corn
sweet Iptatoes peach and hav crAas
give Indications ~ being smaller
larger crops than last year are fore.
cast for spring wheat oats. barley,
while rotatoes. tobacco. flax. rlce ara
apples
Weather Condition Help
THROUGHOUT June beitar weather
conditions .increased prospects ~
everv important crop Tho improve
inenf was reflected in a forecast ~
g aa0 600 bushels more IN the com.
bined winter and snring wheat cr'n
than estimated month 400: 700o 00o
bushels more oats; aoO ns'0 bushels
more barley, and 100000 bushels
more rye
The sfring wheat cron is lareer
than last wears hv - a90 00O hushols
hnt tha w'efe- wheai cron rs IA
a00oee hnshals smaller. although e
IS only $4,000 ooa less than the five.
year aver4ge prndnctinn
Five per Ger, On Farms
Wheat of last wears crop remain
ing m farms Inlv Il was repDria
as 47-s 000 hushels. or z,re then
per cent cs the eron That ada n
TO this years prospective production
makes a~aiiahle shout e-e 900 nr0
bushels OF wheat which. accordins 70
officials. win he simple 10 meet lo-
nesti~ reorEroments and leave a sur.
PMS for evnort.
Thn Condition OF the corn orop We
rerorfed rot sc Prod - lest vrar.
but there e. an irereasa of e7l 0la
acres planted. r~Aica'k aro The
crop vsn ie 1,sscessP ir,g,1
smaller thar last wears hai 'e.f'O
ooa bushels larger than the flve-year
average
Crop rorecssts
Other forecasts ~ r-osnctinr a-a
Winter wheat Eis ono mo bushes.
cnring v-sea' Hal 600 90
Oats / roo 0n1 0An
psriev ioa nm 00e
pve s2.nn00nn
White rotafnns rsS n0A mn.
Sweet notafoes as ra0 nl0.
Tobacco l-m A0n0oo rounds.
Flax "a sna nan bushels.
psre n fna naA
Hav "a. sO1 nm sors
App'as notall 9aA ran noa husheis.
AuFles (conmercia) s0no0. 900 bar
rels.
posehes s2r90 Ao0 bushels.
Condition Of the crops on July
wac.
Winter wheat 7s.7 per cent OF
normal.
Snrinw wheat es0.
All wheat s25.
Corn ste.
Goats SAT.
ps~iey s7.s.
pve scr.
White notatoes sas.
Sweet no'atoes S7.2.
Tobacco si.3.
Flax sa.N