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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
ROxANA OIL COMPANY
BEGINS TEST IN COUNTY
Location Made In Lawrie Town.
ship, Northeast Of City In
Southwest Corner Of
N. w 24.i7-2 West

Ten truck loads OF drilling mAchla.
cry and caslng Was unioadcd Al tAs
Roxana test IN !.awriv township %.
day. Work viii Immediately star, on
buildiax the rig and the "spud.ln
win probably De celebrated within a
fortnight.
The location is on the ". cole fArm
in The southwest corner o, the north
west quarter or section 2s.i7-2 wsst.
and lies northeast of the city,
There Nfli be llstla irouhIe 90 a..
count on coal shortage Al this lcca.
tion as the drilling will be done ~AsA
the latest improved electrical machla.
cry.
The Rosana has large block o,
acreage surrounding the location.
Ten more truckiosds OF supplies
and rig timhers will arrive from Quay
tonight.
4 b Redef Of this city. nufgoye !
the location for the Roxana sompans
There has been but little aroeess
made in the matter of renewals Ia
the block Of leases surrounding the
Empire test. during the last week
Several Of the landowners have rt.
fused, 30 far, 80 rrnew their leases
and the home office OF the Empire
company has notified their rcwesen.
tatlve here that drilling viii not b.
continued unless all OF the LEASES are
rene we'd.
The announcement OF location nv
the Roxana cons9any makes eighth
location made In the county by ~
companies The locations are IL 10.
bron. !; Mulhall Z. Crescent A.
La~rie, !: Antelope. i Springer and
Springyale. each. one
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
MK[[V[R TELLS LIONS
OF BETTER Cities
Local Civic Organization Enter
tain Several vmlturs Al
Delightful Dinner At the
lone Hotel Friday

frsassa luncfc,,u a. the taae q
she l.loas ,iab was eallsrret - sssas
easkins oei sgeeyaes Fhss seaaa 4
wAieh wAs sn address ~ Frsfeasaf
MVkeetw ~ ,he asstc ralvtgtliY q
kAaaAs !n whish ha alssusasa taa
nstses Gtllra lnosrmeni ug wAl4h
hs IA oar cf lhe pioAssss l.gpfesao
Mekce u hguahef of ligas~ q
MsNeevve ~ Kala whn mad she faes
gos epscfapt n oklahona aaNs sseft
aNa. aaa !. very 7ofesial Aaa rate
taiDina speaks
Lion Caaimefs Glgfra slueisets.i ,he
Ethies ~ i.loalsm 10 "A Impressive
And s4isY sAlh lle was followed ss
hls Aucat. RotaraA Pred t.enla wha
spoke Ia beaAi ~ the lseA cYezs aad
the good u IA Aeoonys llahln6 n uug
esls. elyln9 much .ralap % lhp ~prh
81 Asas smith ana Mfa tis~f III
she Guthrie cAagsay
i.ioa i.rheW had "A NE guest ale
father sol Robert N Aena~ ~
u lsolse cts. Idaho. she leli she
Lions og tho pscsrvsslvoness q bis
homa city Although ur l.eheN sen
lor has pAsssd 70 sammers We Il bale
hearty and f0il % pep
" SPARKS ol QuannAh rssaa
sasst ol l.len s'ook also made slsnSs
taiS llf u herc neRnslaglaa ~ish tvs
slathfia Cotton on company ~ whl u
l.laA Cuoh IA nno m lhv o.nvfa ~
lAsisa IL brlnxlns i bix hansA IL pal
~ 10 Guthrie b b. fed Al ths ~
mllIa
Volume Number IL ms eE.laua
Roar made ila bow % thr lansheun
~ Tho official bullrtln ~ lhe ellh ss
be ISSUED aeesly wlih Secretary IAs
alb y i,amond 80 editor Il il S
auaHY ti,le lousnel ana Ns sasraas
Is ssseFed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
WH|TEHURsT URGES GRAIN
MARKETS Be CLOSED
Instability Of Market Is Temper
airy and a Closed Period
would Help To Adjust.
Ne CLAIMS

Oklahoma clsy. oct > pcslaFlhs
that Instability % she grain market
i larscss the result 81 speculation, ~
futures at Chicago aaa other sr~asnS
centers. A. waiseAarsl. pFe.idsn'
81 the ssasa board q agFlcuhaFr. .ele
gfaphea % presiden' Wilson yeaeF
day askiug that cptiun train markets
hv closed.
vuaaer wAf Legislation. ,he presl
Gent had the power o. tiose The mark
Of 10 fusurcn aud dla close v ~ .
time. whliehurpt said in discussing
his message The market cnenet
ogain ~ July. and since then. tae
farmer has bern vlslimlsed ~ he
larsa interests uho have changed
prices 10 suit their own selfish de-.
slros The option market does not
represent real exchange q goods
bat ls pnro speculation
whitehuFatA TELEGRAM vac a. f9l.
lows
The denarimenf 0' agriculture at
Oklahoma protests the prcsen, g'ain
option mafarg carried on hy the sfeln
oxehanee az the cotntrs a. prodnc
ing az egratic and accinink nsrket
The domestic NTH maFkel has oesH
practically DESTROYED h' laek OF HpaF
orders and uneerssinl, induced hy
Ramhlors And spectators ~ ~snss
ard eatn futures Speakinx IN ~
hnlf cf 'he farmers NJ Okiahoma |
urwo spn under yuuF rresemt author
liy ~ cloae and discontinue al option
&raiu markets unlli after congress-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09

The census bureau announces that
the 1920 popuisttan fisures adli show
that for the first time In the history
Of the country more people live In
cities and towns Of over $500 inhabii,.
ants than are on farms and In vii
Lagos
The total population oi the Unitei
States is approximately los, ,7ss, loo AID
Of this number the urban population
il placed at 54.7ss.iOo. and the rur-
al at 5o.792ooo In 1910 the number
OF people living in the country was
100000 greater than those living in
the cities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
HUTCHINSON BOMB
PROVES TO BE \ FAKE

Hutchinson. Kan. Oct ? Hutctin in.
sons bomb plot mystery" flickered
out today when II was determined
that the cylinder found by boys on
a creek bank IN The center Of the
city ana supposed Il contain power
full explosives. Was only discarded
piece OF fireworks Chief of Police
Knowles SAID this morning the only
explosives connected with the alleged
bomb" were the ordinary powder
used In fireworks aud the colored
balls" OF Roman candles "lt ~
plainly q fireworks fountain" said
Chief Knowles
Bert Wilson. an employe al an
amusement park here. told the po;ice
this morning that be throw the dis.
cardod fireworks into the creek u
had no fuse. and could not ba put
or. and he threw II away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS
CONDUCT BURIAL SERVICES

The knights OF pythlas at their
castle hall IN the Leader building
Thursday night. passed and had e.
crossed on their minutes suitable res
lutions on the death OF one OF their
members, John Edward Baldwin, and
draped in mourning theirscharter In
his memory. The Knights beautiful
and impressive burial were accorded
the deceased at Summit View Gene.
terry Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. r..
BIackman and Miss Lawson rendered
appropriate music.
There was an unusually good at.
tendance al Thursday nights session
and plans we're outlined for aggres.
sive work during the winter months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
LOCAL MAN HANGS UP
PRIZE FOR BOYS To WIN
Better City" and Child Welfare
Movement Taken Un by
Guthrie Citizens rollov
ing Lectures

Following 20 ihe deep intuse#s maH
sfsasVd ~ shr Thursday nlKht lsesufe
~ nv First N n. ehnreh. Nv ljr Nm
"A slchr~vrr temporary usNaulsA
flon was effected yesterday ii further
thu plans for Guihfsu ealetiuw the
contest a. being tho besi euY ia shs
state from the point Of ehiid welfare
PROF g y Peak Was madef mpofarY
chairman. sud The permanent orsAnl
zaiion slll soon b. coiapioied aud ln
fpll working order
Numerous conferences yesterday
made many ~ lhe ieaaine "a "a and
women of oaiArle rrallsp mnwe fully
the gFeat OPPORTUNITY ana The pos.
abilities M a tar reaching campaign
- Guthrie 10 lhe Interests * sha tsoym
ard Eiria wh0 are 10 heeoma she ae
tive citizens of the next generation
The sfes~ncH Yesterday IN Guthrie N
%. editor Of Henry Fmas saxaxsne.
the Dearborn independent caused
some of oar people 20 pake up 70 ths
Importance 10 which this oalld mes
fare movement - feRafsied b. the blx
publications oAer tho country This
ff'nuftmt,n4 U4t fkas a 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09

ard Thar a healthy grosfh or rural
Jopulation ~iII result They point
out that urban gains hare been
caused 10 the main BY a selres OF IN.
natural, abnormal conditions and that
As soon a. The lives u tbe people re-.
turn % normal channeA the eonKaa.
tion ~ the clsie1 win BE- relieved
whether this opinion la well founded
remains p be learned during the usst
few years. For the sake of tho pros.
perity and tranquility OF tho United
States Il Il 10 be hoped that tho
pfophesies VIII bs fulfilled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
'GUTHR|E FOOT Bl[L TEAM
PLAYED WELL BUT LOST
Score With Kingfishsr Giants
Stood 10 In Favor Of Visitors;
Our Boys Failed To Score,
Big Crowd See Game

A gocdly sl1ed crowd sitnexsed the
game OF football yesterday al the far
groands. The first game OF the seas.
on went 10 the sisilcrs-a splendid
hanch Of clean players heavier thai
the Guthrie boys BY AN average ~
near ten pounds to the man. and much
more experienced.
whils they walked of with gool
score yet our boys Won the admlratloa
Of the crowd BY their clean. plucxe
defense in fact. foN ,Quartess
Of the game they played wicked
offensive. keeping he bali in their
opponents territory
The game started by Guthrie re.
ceiving the kief-off The boys mao
their first down. but lest groand In
their second attempt Alling made a
fine punt into KlnKfisher's scnlsors
and kept Il there until within the
last two minutes ot the first quarter
when the bali went TO klngflsheF
The kingfisher team made some good
gains and in the last half minute wess
over for a touchdown.
The second quarter was bad one
for Guthrie Their defense was rli
died kinEsisher smashing the line
FOR good gains. and eomcletiug sey.
eral flas forward passes The Kinx.
fisher captain. and the biz huskv
Rhoderick seemed able 10 make sub.
stantiai gains At Will. 1hey eot there
for two tcuchxowns Looked bad 10.
Guthrie.
But when the second hall began
another story started. Throughom
the whole second half the ball was
in Kingfisher territory The Guthrie
boys showed Judgment by puntIng
when they could not make their
downs. The Last half showed that
the Guthrie hoys we're as plucky a.
boys are made They smashed their
opponents line; they broke az fos.
ward passes; several times they IA
gerously near klngflsher's line
mighty fine work for bunch of in-
experienced players. II takes grlt fon
a team to come back like lbs Guthrie
boys did.
Some splendid individual piayins I
was noted, too. The kingfisher cap
tain and the big half.baon. Rhoderick
the dusky Indian center starred
throughout the game. On GutMie's
side AIling was nearly always good
for gain. Mason showed up wclI.
especially Ia severai fine tackles;
Decker was In the game al the time.
Doc Fnrrow played like demon. "a.
rccially In the second hall. Buddy
Suits scored two or there touch
downs. He Is little but he's got the
goods Then there is Hurley. Bobb.s.
Pexton, Murphy Leitper. Wulff. and
all OF them-and. on yes. We must not
FOR get Vile. the quarterback. VIZ
never forgets that he is in the game.
More experience will make these fol
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fTQpsfnrnd an pura
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
RETAILERS WILL MEET
TUESDAY EVENING

Hon John A. Whltehursf.. pres.
dent Of the state board Of agriculture,
and Carl Williams. editor OF the Ok.
iahoma stockman. will address the
Guthrie Retail association at the city
hali Tuesday night at 1880. The sub
icct will be an interesting one. "cc..
ton" Both speakers will advise the
cotton raisers to hold their cotton
for better prices. Guthrie citizena
viii benefit by hearing these two
SPEAKERS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
ENTHUSED OVER CAMP
GROUND PROPOSITION

In a letter 10 a Guthrie auto-camp
grounds enthusiast written by Char
ley Fowler. who used to be in The
farm loan business here. he says: Il
am more than pleased to note that
you are considering the matter ~
providing camping sites along your
man highways for tourists. This ~
one OF the most important features
Of highway building All through
the Northern and Eastern states, they
have provided camping sites st the
states expense. and keep them up in
fine shape. and they are wonderful
accommodation to travellers"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
ALIMONY 4 BURDEN
IN THIS CASE

New York, Oct. a~-Gladys l. Gil
lies. OF Beach Tree Inn, Bronxville.
who is suing her second husband.
John Wallace Gillies. art photograph
er. for separation, today was award
ed $40 allmony and $3.50 counsel fee
by Supreme Curt Justice Wagner.
Billics. in an affidavit opposing all.
mony sets forth that he IS already
heavily burdened with alimony en-
gagements. being forced TO pay his
first wife $500 month alimony and
$50 month for Insurance. wemiums.
He says he canno, afford more ain
mony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
Indians
Take 4th


Ca~eland. O. ort liareAall
pride. ssouldins IA the hear g
cieyeland's fans through g. years ot
championship aspirations blaHed n
20 fury Of excitement today ,or The
fourth game ol The worlds series oe.
tween brooklyn and cleseiond
This IL cleyelands firss world Hc'
rses and eserylhing was passed u'
save one thing baseball
rwo ohiona fighting for The pFqal.
drncy had no interest % Cleveland
today The paramount question y aa
baseball, wherever crowds copsfe'
gated
Esery incoming train and suburban
car dumped It's load Of fans into ihe
city. filling up every hotel and rooin'
ing house TO CAPACITY.
A capacity crowa Of 'o.oco crowded
the grand stands blcachers and fields
brooklyn put Cadorn IN the box and
Miller hehlnc the bal. Cleveland %
fcred foveleskie and O'Neili
first. nrookIynNo runs. no hisA'
no errors. Cleveland. two runs. iNo
hits. no errors
Second. Brooklyn No runs. no hits
no errors. Cleveland two bits. no ef-
rprn
Third. Brooklyn 80 runs. no hits
no errors; Cleveland. two runs. four
hits. one error.
Fourth. nrooklyn One run. two
hits. no errors: cleveland, no runs
no hits. no errors.
fifth. BrooklynNo runs, no hits.
no errors. Cleveland no runs. no hits
no errors
sixth. BrooklynNo runs. one blt'
no errors: Cleveland. one run, three
hits. no errors.
Seventh. Brooklyn--No runs. no
hits. no errors. Cleveland no runs,
one hit. no errors.
Neither team scored IN the eighth
or ninth inning. Cleveland vinnins
the game by score Of 10 I. A. no
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09

Ailan Hall, eldest sFaywliAR saia +
nan IA the stats. anA wl~i haa lha tsA
slHeilnn ~ bclpK the first mavs~ u
rvwfy WAS in tho cily rvairftay ~
llina bis OLD friends Ham uafdntr
Fred Noehi and Tom Jenkins ~
Halt represents tho a N HING t'iosa
Ing cempany ~ Cincinnati tuthfiu
looks mighty good "a me. always ans
u y much lmpFotcd since ! eah here
last hn said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
SECOND TEST WELL
At EDMOND RUSHED
No. z OF the Idaho OIL Company
Is spudded In. In Section
f7i43w First Test
Makes Showing

Edmond. Oct 2 Drlillns IA sae
second tes, weil - ,he idaho oli esm
rans. in section ssttS~ - halag
rushed with douh,e shliss Of wuFk.
men now Thls veil - few han'
draA tees northwest og the flrnt veil
aud il nos drlllns Al sac feet
The rotary scols srom the tlFsg hole
are helnx aacd "a ihe second test aae
tha slfst Fix has been rebuilt ias
standard sopln Contract has been
let 10 flnlsh this well 60 ! oQa iees ef
paylne production.
Drilllas Was stoppod ln the iifst
test AT g.ue0 feet. and lhe well 4
now aualtlns the arrival ~ lhe stand
ard looia Formations in the scene
welI have tallled with those oi she
flYNs ana both eaa ami oil uhowlnss
hayu Aeon found Al Ni3 tves i goo
rms AAna was picked up according
to n N Denton. president * the
company. but some water wns en-
countered and 81 was decided 50 nal
the uell on down % The Hext spui
heforp making tost n nome ~ u
Aikhef sands prove commercially efa
daeglse. penion says the well VII A.
in down 10 tho 800 teot lnsel
where a sand VAR found 10 the firel
eell which Il ,ls believed will msss
= good well Thls sand VAS lost d
ne first well when the dyiii wHsl
lugu wasoF after EoluK thmuTh fuar
teen gvet * Amna With Kood ahowinsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09

more home comforts ara credited wlfn
causing the nbliis and the ,sfar xiih
the accompanying industrial activity
IN manufacturing communities. inten.
sified the movement toward urban
eenters.
In many quarters The growth Of elt.
les at the exqense Of the agricultural
districts Is looked upon as the b.
ginning of the end of Americas pre-
eninence as self supportiog. food
producing nation Others believe that
present conditions are merely transit
tory. that the next decade will saa
tho tide swinging back the other way
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
WE8r LOGAN FAAMKA@
ARREsrED FOLLOWING
A BLOODY nATrlE

"floc Chalmers and Jlm asaahel-
field. landlord and tenant. mixed =
90 in fistie hattie this morning. and
both msn looked like they bad Q Y
up with The wofklng end ~ a thresh
Ina machine when the sheriff brought
them to town afterwards Not salts
sied with natnrea weapons, With
which thn encounter started shey
each resorsed 10 more positive meth
Dds, Chalmers uasd \ hammar and
sltAbbsIfieId two ~ four plank.
and both landed effectively and often
Tho belIgerants after being patched
Up we're both fIued aud freed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
TWO DIVISIONS or SOVIET
ARMY SURRENDER TO
pOLANDERS AFTER
10000 WE'RE KILLED
I<RATTI.E FRIDAY
WHILE ARM|sT|CE TERMS
DISCUSSED BATTLE RACES
POLES INSIST On MANY
CONCESSIONS; BOISilENlk
ASK FOR FOUR DAYS
OF GRACE: GOLD
IN DEAL
BULLETIN

Paris. Oct e.--WIresrss report from
Warsaw today stated that two com
pletc divisions OF tire Holshevik army
surrendered 70 the Poiss after san
culinary battle lasting twelve hours IN
which ten thousand Russians were
killed or wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09

In the last ten years eltlea have
been growing seven and half times
az fast az rural communities and g
farm population has Increased on.y
onefhird as much as during the d.
cade ended in 1910.
The census bureaus fieares con.
firming this enormous drift win evoke
no surprise for most persons have
beet we'll aware Of the process The
growth OF large centers have been
apparent even to casual observers and
the abandonment Of the farms has
been equally noticeable. Higher
wages. shorter working hours and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
AIDED GERMANY
DURING WAR.-cEoRt

Carnsrgon. Wales. Oct. e.--Prcmisf
Lloyd George In an address here
today charged that ireland assisted
Germany during the war in her sub.
marine campaign. He declared snst
although little had been said about
IL. ireland was orest Britain's worry
enemy during the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09

New York Tommy Noble ot xav.
land won The judges decision over
Johnny Murray of New York ia a 3
round bout at Madison square Gardea
Frank Rinehart was the only Guth.
rie Republican receiving an Invitation
10 dine With Senator HARDING and
jake liamon on the Harding special
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
WATER RENT rs DUE

Water rent can be paid any time
now. Delinquent October 10th. III
not paid before the 9th water ser
vice will be discontinued Bring your
card when you come to the office
Z. W. TRAPNELI-
water Commissioner.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
I AnlII~~>t~~ ~ >It.ii-
Ii>I PROPERTY Ow>iu>
MS COST MANY liHu
SAND Inns pt ni>L
PAST NINN
LOSS Or sl50,0O0,ll
ANNUALLY IS A. TO
lInI tt.IiiIIt~ ~ W
i.Alstl tiiii~ ~
PLEDGED IN Niis
Dtnu nIrIn~ ~
rom 10 s0nlsts

Nsw Ya.R. rgt y NaaiA9ens pgup
aty uwnesa whose saFaieasnas# u tAs
ass hAa eaasrlAMad - sAa la#a "
ooa nves ara lhN aeasFaeslua y
$50 oea aoo annually hY tifs IL ia@
tnssa asAis sre xolng 10 he ~biasA
listed b. gl,e department Officials
* = aamheF Il elslss shla year u a
saraanea ~lth plaa % shn AatsaHAl
HAZARD oy Flfm uudTfwrisuFs FAR
NepAR la anslplpatlva ~ she a''sAf
ssneu ug Fira g'yvvwnti0w EwY shfuHs'v
aak ghn uatinn iumugyvw sh@ fnalow
Tux warning AAa b~wn atapisyaA as'
h.llsnAraa. asrsss gaFa AmA Ia nsh1F
mplm plsses
ksap uff the Fire DEPARTMENTS y
hlaekiissf pflor te ETfe Pfwsnn1an
nav. meashefm et sha tnsE.fmHa
fatea ~im maAe laspeesioAs e haai
nsaa aad Residential rrepvftlsa Az
premises eantalalax Accommodations -
mahhssh. fivfeeslyn ehlmasYa AL
riana Improper igaallax ElsvisHa "
Aay ashar ennAlsloNs eanatltnssna
nutlls Menace wIl a. carefully nps'
IA ana limunraeA
~Thawf wlre ElwpafsnHnuA
Observance N FIRE Prevention FMY
~AkA galsu aa tbs sgsh anniversary y
thn bugnlnv ~ chisaHo. viii h@ ssh
ssal throughout shs t'nIisd states. ~
sofalnK IL ~ announcement hY n.
Satssnai soafh of t'ira underwriters
here 40 governors ~ manr STATES
having laNana pruslamaEisns II %e7
e8yianee wlih ne feausaf of FFeAs.
aeag WILSON
rhe Nov Yark rlsY gire amsat
lueat. lnroa9h lta liHfvau Prevention,
iaa pIanned prvxratn wisAch r.
elaavs ne laauAar~ ~ Aapsaoo isF'eF*
r. school ,hiaryu and shslF FsFen'F
she alspaiy u % oooo fvd piaeaFas II
4aAlr places. tho circulation - siaes
apslsan alidus n motlon plssHfss
haases ,he lmpfln'lum ~ riders oH
100 so RESTAURANT menus and sisr q
4,,tment ieltsfs sod tha utilization ~
N4lhoaft space
+ an~esai as,enlloa r. asYa'ad % Fa@
.saoat ehlldrpn Nefaa~A N The fsrt
shat IN the liupaa NenAsH ehsvv ava,
on IN average approximately t'f#
ehool llras esefy aAY MpFv ihaH
oss mira * ~ school tires Tor 1hn
thfes sears igts 1911. aud lais. ~
ssskatlnx sia9fg apa wsFw daa e
aslrletly preyenisble~ eaaasa
Ia nAaeafe tbs learhefH = eAllf
ren IN fire preyeh.lon a mock trial
entitled ~rhe Trail ef Fife VIII
b. staged ln hundreds of school
rooms The dramAsie p~fannaa ~
4ludra. h~elaa ths Judge aad esafs u
tlelAts. ~sha arch criminal s'afvisN~
ness ana tha defendants tll a ~"
major eausna N ilf~l am follows
Karo.eae Cigarette. Match. fisesF'e
lny Rubbish. Gas. Detective chimney
Gasoline f.lxhtnlnK. Boafife aud bp"H'
gauaoun Combustion. Pupils Nili pr
.raY variaun characters.
There ~ill bs prlrs esaay contests
and special ol4eryAnees IN schools
~ many rltlea IN oshefs the t'asHf
heirs of Commerce. w'll ronaast sefe'
y wonles % cal attention to tbs ne
danger
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GENERAL TOWNSEND
TO JOIN WRAN6LE

London. Oct s.-Msjor General c.
V. Townshepd who commanded bdi-
ish forces which surrounded TO the
Tarks at Kut-el-nmara In 1915, Ia 60
iss to join General Baron wrangsl on
The crimean front, says tas Daily
Sketch.
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as 10 McsMIkEY

London. Oct. s--Terrance Mac
swtney passed a fairly good mig t.
at Brixton prison. where this mo.E'
ing he began the 5sth day OF h'f
hunger strike.
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Many Indictments
By u. S. Jury

Aramore. Okla. oss. as~Appsvs''
rsa,ssy 9so lnaieswsnss are fcrss at
when tire United states grand IsFy
which mas beer ln session hers
since russsay, sdloprns lu leaaiss
slon here rsr,y nsst week. ~ u ve
aersseed that . greater majority -
the indictments ~lll charge sielat'
ions 81 the liquor laws
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-09
Explosion Destroys
Dublin Homes

cefk, ost. s.--pAst o. the city naii
here ~ss asssrey~d ~ oomss a.
about 4 s'sle~k shss msrnlne. Sta
explosions ~srs heard ard ~ess fol.
lowed ~ sonslder&hls rife tire. 80
tar a. sne~n there ~ss no casual.
ties.
The damage VAS chiefly eonflnsa
80 the roens In the west end of tire
building. One of thexe. which vac
usea ~ the water department. ~ss
burned ass ~ fire following the ex-
picsion ard the departments books
ard records fos flfvy years were o.
Asreyed.
A.
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EATHER

New Orleans. Oct. s.--Tonight and
sunady. generally fair; warmer in
extreme eastern portion OF Oklahoma
tonight. s.fl&x
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time did the Dodgers have a chance
to win The game here today. The
indians on their own aandpile. chsar.
ed on BY the thousands OF fans hlt the
ball a. asll and hammered tts brook
lyn boys Numerically.