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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25
ALIAS SUMMONS.

ALIAS SUMMONS.
i The District Court OF The Seventh
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, In and for The County of
Payette.
H. G.. Gardner, Auditor, as Trustee
for Payette County, State of Idaho
Plaintiff
Eli Hawkins and Zillah E. Hawkins,
his wife, George w. Schwilk and
Edward F. McGough
Defendants
THE Stnte of Idaho Sends Greetings:
To Eli Hawkins and Zillah e.
Hawkins, his wife; George w.
Schwilk and Edward F. McGouga.
the above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that
complaint has been filed against you
in the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ida
no, in and for the County of Pay
cite by the above named plaintiff.
This action is brought to obtain
a decree of this court for the fore
closure of delinquency tax certifi-
cate No. 117S, dated January
1917, covering delinquent taxes due
on the Northeast quarter of the
Southeast quarter of Section rs,
Township 9 North, Range W. 3.
NJ, in Payette County, Idaho, in the
sum of s1087 and the accrued in
terest thereon, and to recover judg-
ment for the total amount of said
taxes, together with all penalties,
accrued interest and for costs of
suit and attorneys fees, and for
the usual order as on foreclosure
of a real estate mortgage for the
sale of the property above described
| in satisfaction of said amounts so
due. All of which more fully ap-
pears in plaintiffs verified complaint
which is filed herein and by such
reference thereto made part here
of.
And you are hereby directed to
appear and answer the said COM
plant within twenty days of the
service of this summons if served
within said Judicial District, and
within forty days if served else
where; and you are further notified
that unless you so appear and an
swer said complaint within the time
herein specified, the plaintiff will
take judgment against you as pray
ed in said complaint.
! Witness my hand and the seal of
said District Court, this 26 day of
February, 1920.
H. G. GARDNER,
Clerk.
LILLIAN WILSON,
Deputy.
R. E. HAYNES,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing at Payette, Idaho.
| DISTRICT COURT SEAL).
First pub. Mar IS, last Apr. 81, inc.
FOR EXCHANGE: Ford touring
car body for Ford Roadster body
tJ. L. Robson. 3-3-t2.
FOR SALE: A few Bronz Turkey
I Hens Mrs. Harry Ramey, Fruit
| land. 3-2-t2.
FOR SALE: Good Bean Power
Sprayer, priced right; also a pure
| Duroc sow. D. Baker. 3-3-t2.
w. R. C.-The regular meeting of
the w R. c. End and 4th Friday of
each month at 2 p. m. Woman Hall.
Elizabeth Clanton, Pres.
Jenette Kirkendall, Sec.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25

Eli Hawkins and Zillah E. Hawkins,
his wife, George w. Schwilk and
Edward F. McGough
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25

FOR EXCHANGE: Ford touring
car body for Ford Roadster body
J. L. Robson. 3-3-t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25

FOR SALE: A few Bronz Turkey
Hens Mrs Harry Ramey, Fruit
land. S-2-t2.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25

R. E. HAYNES,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing at Payette, Idaho.
DISTRICT COURT SEAL).
First pub. Mar IS, last Apr. 81, in
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-03-25

\ The District Court OF The Seventh
Judicial District of the State of
. Idaho, In and for The County of
Payette.
H. G.. Gardner, Auditor, as Trustee
for Payette County, State of Idaho
Plaintiff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
RAIL UNIONS TO
PICK A CANDIDATE
.-@-t-s~e~-~
Meeting in Oklahoma City Win
Decide Attitude in Gore.
Ferris Senatorial
Campaign.

The Gvre Ferris senatorial h.-hi Ai.
Be one Of the nlain issues bsf,fs ihe
state convention of tthe legislative
comnhttee of the big IOnr rajlrato
hroshefhoods aexl week Ia OsAhamA
rkv Indications nos are thst ruHa
faft % the weeks session ~ hs 200.
odd delegates viii be devoted /. d,p
clsion as 10 the endorsement 81 tho
bro,herhoods Tor either Senator T. T..
Gore or Representative Scot Ferris
Bo'h forces are llnlug up strongly
tor the figbb waich is eNperied %
have considerable influence on the
vote oi railroad men aud oshsr maan
meu throughout the state. N win be-
the first feal test ~ the str@.sth ~
the opposing candidates ga labor
ranks Delegates from every lodge og
the brotheraoods viii be ID attend
ance
The Ferris fright AZ the convention
win he l~t ~ Fd W Vance. stare cii
and eas Inspector. who. Gore sunpos
ors charge. has been using his offlclal
nosi'iau 70 gain votes Tor feris
Vance Is a former conductor snd aili
hold~ y card ln the upion lie silN
a member OF ihe legislative camunt
tee aud Is planning @ make s'reas
campaign 20 put Ferris oye- al fhvl
convention Seyerni Musko ea dele
gates viii leave hore SUNDAY or Mon
day 10 attend shr gathering ol fal.
workers
Other political and Legislative mai
tors VIII also come NJ for atiiou A
definite position on other national aud
stata campaigas may be- ,aSen
The committee viii make drflHit'
Tor maites, 70 s,
acted upon next year by ihe eiaie
and Will take position aa
nptional rail LEGISLATION now papan
before congress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
E
WHAT vTCRED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

-El Paso, Tex -Federi agents ar.
rested two soldiers and tbrc, cNiiiara
on charges OF stealing aud al mpung
10 sell army munitions 10 AeSica.
which. it Sas said refusud q uur
chase stolen Supplies
Chicago Nathan w. Methr5nev.
chairman OF TIE Wood cam nisu So
Chlcavo. issued statement declatfge
toe statement OF pr Nicholas Marcy
Butler concerning the Wood csmpalsn
backing was wholly untrue"
San Francisco Wubur AlarsA ~
rows. treasurer oi tho democratic ma.
,lonal committee ioincd comm''ee 81.
ficials arrangiug for tae democratic
naiinpai committee
London The LEAGUE Of naliUng
council renanded the case ot Persia
.ys Soviet Russia rendinw tn, rrsui'
of the tolsheylki promise ID ccasr
aegressiors In Persia
Fort Smilh--l,ocal whol"sa,e gro
GERS are indicted charged with yloia'
ing the Lever Act through the sale ofI
sugar AZ unreasonable profits
Little Announcement ila
that Mrs r T. Gotham Of Little uoeR
would second the nsme OF AittrLtN
Palmer at TIE democratic national
convention.
--iacksou-~T1e MlsaAsinOi demo
crsfic convention el.cie-l foar doie
70 the democratic ~
'ionai convention. instructed To veto
~ a unit. bri uninstructed as to prcst
deniIel preference
-El Dorado, Kan The fIgrh victim
O. Sanday's gas we'll explosion hero
Miss Margaret Ramsey of Camden
Ark. died
Paris Tho Temps stated taai q |
French battalion occupying rolano
cilcllllcia, has been captured by the
Turks
---MHNxogne Governor Chatias ~
Brough announced he would secouH
the nomination ~ Senator Owen. Ok
at San francisco
-Toledo-Carl Tremaine OF ,lev,
lsnd. given the popular decision on r
Pal Moore or Memphis. aiter Twelve
rounds "insi"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
CONVENTION OElEGAlii
WILL SEE NEW FIi lCO
Old Landmarks Have Given : lay
TO Modern Ideas, Booi
Gambling and Chinatow
Have Disappeared

san Flvueiscn. june - NAators
60 the democratic astiOual convention
wlll see hut fcw remlndefa ~ this ald
romantic days ef San Francisco
whea tto tpd.shlrlod mlBem swept
down from the woia streskea fvaehrs
81 The sioffaa and threw fiatlaia o.
paY dirt so thc bars ar the tleFn
counters fur whatever thvy wished
60 purchase
They vill nnsAr nn aef0na snch
characters "a lhe little nid millionaire
a hu usad a. haunt ,ho ailarhafs
poaatF resofla III tie nltusut5 ~ aulnu
~ tAe old time tesIdouta rhis IN
dlydual wha had hli bits pay altpak
vafly fiji thr mntbar lode W North
ern California used 10 ofdur one par
tlcular brand ~ champagne the pFi0e
~ which De knew well Although NJ
was eo0d fellow he never Woule
allow hlmHalg ln he Slctlmieed hy ,ha
ioose, sleiWla fiueueecrlus uf tAo dis
trict iio would keep lAu rurk from
every hollic. no matter haW ennyiylal
he might Pc. aud when the tmo eaWe
g settle 40 he would pruducc these
gprks "a check against his blll. M
the dun did not coluelae wllh tbs eyk
acnce of tho cofhage he would nol
pay III
Gone ~ the roaring ",0aal' aud lr
leha picturesque ensirona "Nnglie
koenig end "1oitlU" NeYefs. ho
used 20 run nolay cock FIGHTING csta
iishmenta va whal ~ nos the sbaAoe
81 the Hall of Justice have lor
since psssod on and tao "Mdntaum
Dance Hall most bImlng and blatant
Of an tAa coast resorts. ls hardly b
memory Even the establishment az
the cid German doctor who. accord
lag 20 some local histories used ~
nn the German anper0rA persona
physician. Sc goue almost from tht
recollection of man ~ Il here that
the doulEebg OF the Coast werv
bAthod and shoru and set tight phyai
cally after their iousls with Iohr
Chinatown guides stlll point oHt thp
little restaurant hanging pfecarlauai'
over uld plpont street where Franz
Norris. the author, vent occasionally |
Confined on paso 4, Coi J
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
DAREDEVIL OAKLEY WILL.
FLY HERE TOMORROW
Man Who Defies Death in Air
While Flying Close to Ground
VIII Thrill Guthrie
Crowds Friday,

Arthur oakley the famous aerial
acrobat, who has gained international
fame through bis daring feate on a
speeding alrplane. VIII give ga ex-
hluition over the business section a
Guthrie Friday afternoon. June IS.
~ O'Clock.
Oakley has just finished givin~ es.
hibitions at the State Fair Grounds al
Dallas. Texas, aud Galveston, and h
flying 20 ST Paul and other nosi era
cities TO fiil cngasemcnts there. he
Is stopping AZ only limited number
Of cities Oh the way north aud thc
business men of Guthrie have obtain
ed one OF his open dates. Oakley
showed az Oklahoma city, Woducs.
day OF this week
Among the feats that Oakley w.u
do here are aerobatic work on the
landing gear Of the airplane. wing
skid acrobatics, riding erect on tho
upper wing OF the airplanc. atandiug
on his head on the tip OF the upper
wing. standing erect OH the tail Of
the ship while Il Is banked aud turn.
ed on lis sides and many other feats
each OF which contains lhriH
Oakley IS the man that changes trosa
one alrplane to another IN mid.air
but this stunt viii be omitted here
unless another plane ID made await
able az once.
MIR Oakluy lecently obtained Of
ilcisl prnse from the War depart.
mcnt at Washington for his nerve
aud skin in changing from the top Of
. train moving seventy miles an hour
70 an airplanc
Oakley has been seen IN many
cities OF Oklahoma In the movies and
lately in picture Of his stunts In
Pathe Weekly
You will have a chance 70 see him
for yourself IN person tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
GOliI t\D FERRIS ~
JAW Al BOSWELL

boawoll. June ii More team i0t
cilizcna " Boswell out X rrowd o..
500 remained sept,d So iho hire
school auditorium hera todag after
~ y Gore had made an aNsueeitsfl
aftempt 10 draw Tho entire cfowt "
downtown meeting by q sensational
invasion az ihp meeting sc8edulos ~
irlcads of stott Ferrs rlndilnl gaY
TIE deWpcratlr nomination toe
United States suunte
Ferris cuurieOu8lY agreed i0 yifid
20 hour tn Gore uul ~ dnfcfurr, "a
the facl tlrt BE- d United NAtas
senator Gore vino ~ accompanied
by Ii battery ~ aienogral urfs aud lio
ihioali advises dedlued Feffls
agreod 10 lmit hiuHeii % 'he time be-
5ieiI@d to the nsuator
Core ufon declining 20 aeesn. tne
courtesy m Ferris made VA eiiof ~
dictate terms " debate Ferris 49,
rllued 90 diacusa lba subject pt ie.
baiu Tho maetlnG saa ln cnoiral ~
local committee Tho eummiitee
vita iho school board Tor ihp uAe -
the hlHh sciI0u auditorium The
school tourd objected 20 the us, a
the auditorium Tor debate
"'rho meeting was Scott Ferris n
4 LoWdermiik. chairman or tho msi
inE. sold. following the withdrawal ~
The Gore forces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
SUGAR TO BE Pro-
RATED TO GAMERS
Big Crop OF Fruit, Endangered.
Now Safe. Conference Re
suits Ia Agreement With
Rcfiners.

Nav York. Junc NJ nliubunon
9f sunhr t0 preserve WaAnfacfHrirf
and canning Industries ep0eerning
prorala distribusion according 10 re-
iinery capacity waa deterainnN upon
az today conference between A w
keilly. special assistant TO Attoreqr
e'enerHi Palmer Marcus Blasrmote
of Louisville Ky,. president 81 lhe
National preaergera ana Fruit lrc-
ducts Assn. and REPRESENTATIVE ~
two large saKar refinsflee
lllakomore wired tm meuget nf
his association. which " said % rtp.
resent ~ ter cent of Tie lam anl iglly
OUTPUT N Ars~rca Chat "fhercrVr,
The sugar crisis u ended. aa rerinrrlcs
have agreed promptly " sapaly sukar
where needs are urgent
iIe pointed on at tho conference
thar sugar represents ~ pcr cont OF
finished lam and Jelly products ne
predicted that ~ a RESULT of the re-.
fiuerlea agreement thore would bs ON
Increase OF 40 per cent III the ou,
put OF these PRODUCTS next winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
THE PASSING Show WAS
l COMPLETE SUCCESS
Musical Revue Given Under Au.
spices Of Lions Club Drew
Large Audience 20 Pol
lard Last Night.

Malhfiu 0iHN men ana waman htvc
Hlh demonstrated lhef ability rs
ttl ou = luae ioleai how ant maao
't q tagrurs Num ail aUta
ftr fwWri sas lfta oaaH az
h'g eWfa'B fpNed HH ohd sseaioa
he F't# n't minstrel svepo un
eeaal Beg e'cfy respesi 60 fhs l0fa
shonai variety fawy nlenasr n lha
eth' Hea ai psH wcli ri h4nd INA
Hp f1alNA Weie m4dt dufinf fnt
afeninR ttaa or rfod Iraru aa
'ntrii~asor Nss naHtr 81 So sitna
"on ned handled tJe honca llsn d feai
rlnHGgalpr
- Na# 3 home altnl ~ erest va.
fiety fle laeul sa ed ltou. a5aar
old H'l tg tbe kn4Nu naulf NJ
iofiaiuon*u oHf midst IAe stam
afnE eau#afad NJ cb6flHaA taloa.
aoets comedy k3s aFihctla danelas
elas lc sbuya eiaamc dance. anl IAN.
~ alip of ho beat lhe anllrh.
was mos 'r opslyg arid aiWf Aatiws
Hnch0res greeted most " ias aem
bef# NaNy ef the flrkt niaiilers"
9ud nolee pef oDll fngt lh The
raet lH ar moH 81 tae Hadla9re
@sr" acquainted wth or fHerJ of
'a cntire cost hJl eYcu De imnaafs
Nhu haHpeued i0 ne u tlo eln
and Witnessed lhr p0rmaa. de
cided % 'o av ihc br homY talent
ever aaN
Tim ppfWm m0ved alNHs Wtl =
snap auj finish waion is au ausmu
feature wtb amaiene rns ontro
wRs ach eNcelipHcr
that 6 would De- a difficult matter 10
mahe personal comment on one az d
fw Without meDiiopIns ODD 80. 4a
fioe 80 ta3ty Is Nlh a aeudli how
Mta Bpek and tbe Lion ciu5 dp srye
tc be coUeraiuai,1 fgf me pleasure
iles haee given lhe 8ibiif Ds eAy of
"tbe Passing SHOW
Tho ahow wlii bn feaeatel a ihe
Pollard Tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
compsRs FOR PLUMB 3, AN.

Montreal, Jane ~ Samum Goinp
pors. president Of the American Tod.
GRAFTON of Labor. demandel of The
signers OF the report for government
ownership. II Il was drafter oa The
Plumb plan.
They declared II did no, endorse
any particular plan
Disorder interrupted the roll ear
several times when delegations Of
HE various craft divided on III vote
Charges VI "steam.rolling were
hurled at james Duncan. of seattle
and other delegates. when Il denied
the right OF roll call 70 delegations
that snlIt on tho question.
Applause aud cries OF boss" and
kissing alternately greeted ,he deles
cation votes
The railroad workers we're SUP ort.
ed by the greet voting power of the
United Mine Workers. union textile
workers and the middle trade craft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
STRIKING ICE DRIVERS
At 0. c. STILL OUT
Open Shop Movement r. Being
Tested in Capitol Ice Com
panies Backed BY Civic
Clubs and Business Men.

Oklahoma itY4 lNHe q. Na 8ca
situation here esutae from grlNe
Of drivers laaf suumaN remained
practically uaehauEF tBlby az gat IA
me uikiug drivers fat i,e eemp4l,
are concerned 1he 8rkegs af
aliohng ~ fhflf delaauds o ci8sea
shop. while ice company officials ars
holding to ibe opcu shan idea
lee COMPANY oifcials progeaDa to
see improvement in the delivery lm.
alton. Tios reported tbo fotai
amount of Go manufactured an8
available 70 lhe public 10 bo ab8t,
q per cent ~ Hounai
Charges that tbe Zee toa paHiea
have approached union ouieni eita
offers OF increased wasps 8sre n.ale
today by Walter - Tleyei president
Of the teapsiers union lie m .artn
the companies Ayre using tihs a.taoe
10 a1 attempt 70 break the rauh 81
the union men
The trial Of Al Smith. sulHng
driver, arrested Yesterday rur sa rs.
legged attack OF p driver Who raUan
ed az @ois VIII be held usN ruea
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
~fAn CHAMBER slsOtp OI
~ iDiitS SETTLED FATE
on nINNl. ~ 4 SMOKE
uOt DIn ROOM
OLD GUARD HAD
BALANCE OR POWER
hIi.> On KANSAS SLATED
iOR n,nDl>G'S RUNNING
MATE ntlr LEADERS
tOti.D Nor DII.iNtR
TIiI. GOODS

Chiessa jams II llarry nauKhsttv
madp q mlasAke Thrive mouths asu
a. tampaikR msnager tar wAfrvn &,
ilafAihg be predletaa that ah0ut ava
a m w = smphct tlled ruum on
estFala nlsh, durlug tha republlMn
national eontvutlaa she most numlurs
wpul4 hu vh0ser iila miataka was
|on tae time h waa sltt =. ~.
That conference wiil 90 dawr ia
tho history ~ politics ~ tho final
breakdown u the Amvrtean primary
eyatcW VA faf "a salpgtlaA presidential
noluineee q concerned. Senator
ilnfdsar aad chrreI ma aan state 10
tar primaries onlY vigh thr xreaiust
difficulty aad dld not fiaars prrm.
luontlY ln tAa nominating e4lapaisn
"a agv other atato
Messfs Wood and Iahas0a eartinsl
many a state but we're alielfSshnA by
tho leaders ~ the rpaahiiean party.
and NJ Hafdla~ wai caaasn heeauaa
he waa the lalY man Weaa whem aa
aNreemeui caall ha reached
N ,ns star chambsr.
Manf prominent men wsFa present
at tbs iateta conference Rspre.
senlatltus ot aH the sAna llnlea wsra
un hail as we're aoyUsal senator.
mauasega aaA lflauds Cal. fIw0fAa
tiaFyeY waa In tho alaGegse rVam 40.
geihnf Wlth TbOmss W iAmnnt az
4 " Morean 'a. Viii iiats. tho
chairman ana several "a ,h~
aali0hai cnmmp enen wsue shsrs.
700
Everybody bad ghn feeling 'hal
orcsideit was beln4 shsssn. tof the
expectation - victory IA November
waa suFe II was the plan ot the
Old Guard to nominate Lowdan hut
tAr Missouri expose on campaign
expenditures together with tho threat
u Hiram J4nuaon and Senator nufas
III opposition 90 the Ticket preyentsa
the Illinois exgcutlys from getting
the pflfo.
Really senator johnson vetoed
both tuNdeu and wood aud lha load
#AH W ANN FMAhF hNNtHNM NFRN AA@AN
lnw as enc anat un0bieetipnable 0g
al the darn horses mentioned
~ course lt Johnson bad uonsen'
ed 90 ran tor Vice president with
kuoS the iuuiaf senator from Iena
sylgaHla today woald be ths rvpubl
can nominee. word was sent 10
senator johnson during tho early
hours 81 the morning a4Slux ham 20
40 Oh the Ticket win Knox but he
absolutely refused NJ tha 0ld Gaafa
drcidua on llnrdlnN
Tales galore are galas the rpunia
about thn dark horses held ia feseFyH
fheru soons to be- 80 question alipst
lha ftrt thar senator penroeo would
hAvo made drive fof knoK AZ ttv
paycholoelcat moment II ho could
have done v
Aud there IA soil aubatantlat9i
story fhat friends o. WIN Hays bat
r~ssrs'Te'ts8.eHF'es
(C0ntlauad on Paae " Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
MULHALL WELL SPUDDEO
IN BEFORE LARGE CROWD
New Logan Co. Test Spells the
Last Word in Completeness,
So Far As Tools and Casing
Are Concerned.

Five carloads Of Guthrie men went
TO Muihall AZ o'clock this afternoon
to witness the "spudding In" OF the
Mulbali test.
Secretary Chapman announced last
night the spndding IN would take
place this afternoon A big crowd
vas on the ground as the sod was
turned.
or all tests initiated ia this scction
in many years the Mulhall test 10
probably the most notable-irom the
standpoint Of completeness. every
particle Of machinery. and every foot
OF casing required is on the ground.
Il have hunch the MuIhaIl well VIII
be winner" said Attorney &. G..
Hornor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
Dangerous Red
Is Order Sent
Back to Russia

Warrington. June ". - Rohsr,
eta, enc Of the alters held ~ con
neSticn with tire honb plotA of June
2, 1919, MAS ortereu deoosted 20
day by assistant Secretary Post. an.
er representation 70 the cenat:msnt
cf justice that decertstion ~as net
the proper remedy
"To ueport hin would be 20 frus.
tra,e the eoeration Of the erimsnal
law" said MIR. Post. wet. tn,a sle.
partment has no other autanr,,y
than 20 depoft cannot lawfully
hold any alien 10 PRISON mgrfinisc.
b."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17

hy ontburnts OF di4Tnsl hut u u thelr
iist the tria 'aflcionadn beHlns 10
enjoy himself
'ls ls g0iEe ~ behold > speot1,h
here men axe playing llgnt footcd
o. tbs abysa There IL no sorsftlns
irat A bull N most dangerous
animal one whose handllrs requires
n cool head end stout hea~i And
t1ir is the fundamental fact about
0ullfgilts. They are above all; dram
as OF courage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17
Texas Guardsmen
Board Ship and
Seize Whiskey

Galveston. June t7.--T.sas na.
tional suardsmen, acting undor or.
dcrs Of 6rigadier General J. g. Woi-
ters, commander OF state trccas
guarding the water front here, last
night boarded the steamship G. sin
ore just arrived from Porto Rico.
and seixed more than 100 quarts 81
whisky. Two suboronate officers
Of the ship were arrested arj turn.
ed over TO revenue authorities. The
Elsircre " United States snip3i g
beard vessel bat is opers-ed by \
private concern.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-17

tie noyamea, the coloi and ihe
Terry huhan n thousand. W yNires
iIa the biue eky overhead nnee Re-
Nsg seen the der 40. tas glistening
caatunleg ~ tha torreros. IA" utfairt
ceremony of the ihrowins ~ tie KEY;
onee he has falt the frst buil nIaa
rut frOm his dark cell and sHddeDiy
cp, daxzled bg Che sun. cutting out
On the yellow sand ita beautiful pro-
re nothing remains N stcia fof him
rafe monotony broken now and ti.en
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Ger ar O matado only seven sIs.c.d
IN woundInG his body aad one
aking his hfe.
"let, even II we accu-t those fig.
nres as an average, though they re-.
suit from the experience OF ,he most
skiilful buli.dodger that the spanieh
ring ever knew. they are ampIy erf-
ficienf to prove that the br.l has "A
sporting chance considerably higher
than that Of the fox or deer.
"The opinion seems to We general
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GREAT OVATION FoLLoWINl
n. n. DIVINE RShlp PLEDGE

Montreal. Juna " WHOM FraaA
Morrison, secretary of the federation.
tcok the floor and announced be wohld
support government OWNERSHIP oi the
railroads, there was demon straI!on
BY the rail workers aud their support.
cr<
Mr. Morrison declared ae VAS only
supporting the federation's rpeopstwd \
ton program ana the executive conn
els report 20 the hast convention.
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Does the Bull Have Sporting Chance.

IN England Thar bultiglits sailsfy a
Grazing for cruelty an1 tdAsuinafs
scenes Nothing s. farther frcn f'ia
truth II ~ not because ailllshis
ore sanguInary. but Ia spite 81 ihsir
being so. that Spanish like Mem
~ " seldom that the Tor sigucr can
can appreciate buiirlgii3 as solna.
ting more complex ann dramatic
than a picture. Once hs mas taken
IN the graceful curve of tie rins
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London. June 1.-THE backevyer
arguments against bullfights. that ~
bull has not sporting charcp,
refuted by the death in Madrid .
the idogized JoseIiio who was goref
to death IN the eighth year of BIZ
career, according TO a correspondent
writing to the London Times on
"The Psychology OF the Bull Ring
He says:
"True that OF the i.i30 butts lhat
Joseiito disposed OF in his b.Ics ca