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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
No Action Is Taken
At Refiners' Meetina

At a meeting yesterday Of thj
directors Of the Mid-Continent oil
& Gas sociation. with President
w. n. Davis In the chair, il was de-
cided to postpone definite action il
regard to the situation inasnuc,
as direct and reliable informatiO|
was sadly lacking.
Harry Smith, secretary OF the a
ISOLATION. was directed to immed(
ately compile said statistics. whic(
will be sent out to the members 4
bulletin form. 1t was pointed od
that the association as such coul|
not take direct actibn in regard Il
price or the Curtailment of supplies
as II was considered by those pres
ent that such action would be in dp
rect violation of the antitrust law'
There was much discussion, es
pecially as the news from Texa
came in. all of which was on on
tenor. namely, that the pipe line
in the Standard group. namely, III
Humble and Magnolia, together viii
the Gulf and Texas companies, ha
posted notices that only so per con
of the oil produced in that stat
would be run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
Misses Twelve Games.
WILL REBUILD RUSSIA
lcninc Outliscs Reconstruction Plans
To Asscmbly-Nay spend Billions
In Erection uf Electric System,

Sprt'dI 'uifesluubtut or th' !, y. =
MOSCOW CRY Wireless to BcrlinD
Dee, 20 --Niculai Lcninc. i'm "A two
hour speech before the Russian
soviet congress today outlined great
program OF reconstruction ana pre-
sentcd strong arguments In favor OF
his program of his concessions to for
cign capitalists. Lcniu" aid that
$4,000, 100000 would be spent I'm the
next 10 years for the erection OF a
gigantic system OF electric power
throughout all Russia.
The present session Of the all-llus-
sian soviet congress which opened
Wednesday, is considered the most
important gathering otis Kind since
important Of the soviet republic, not
only because an nt Russia * repre-
scuted hut also because fighting has
stopped and Russia ~ now In a posi-
ton for the iirs, 'mo IN three years
to look forward tu u period OF sCo-
uumir reconstruction.
TIL soviet republics ut Armenia
and Nzcrhailau are represented. The
assembly is composed Of working
mon, all plainly dressed ana the dpla-
gates number @,ioo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
MUSK0GEE WANTS IN
Suspended High school Ia Make L-
fOiT to Enter Sttc Track
aIid Field Meet.

Sneuisl lh ! no w oflu.
MI'SEOGEE, Dee. Despite
the fact that the Mnskogcc high is
barred from the state athletic circle
for the rcmaindcr of the school
yoar, a strenuous effort will hr made
tu ret this institution into the spring
track aud field competition at ne
University OF oklahoma meet TINS
II the promise Of Musko zoe untrcr-
s,tv students HON. for the HOLIDAYS
who say they win carry the tighl
for recognition Of Muskogce hlrh
before Norman au hori les ia the
next few weeks.
Undcr present rules, only mem"
ors ot the sta.o association may
compete At NOtmnu I'm n" annual
athletic events. But With Mu~kng'"
ready 'u compe'r m orotorv debate.
Journalism and othrr lines. there lS
mo- good reason for barring them IN
athletics on tine university grounds
Because Nh, university has no
representation uu iur board that
barred this uuhuu, ~ is believed that
the university m Ght hy induced 10
ehnuEp its rules Tor This year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
SENATOR BREAKS
RED TAPE BONDS

CONTINrEp From FACE ONE
fur six months the provisions of tho
law requiring tlO0 v,rth OF work
on mining claims before midnight
December al.
senator AshursI on one Of his
visits declared that for the presi-
dent to sign the measure after De
ccmbor 81 would be like pardoning
n man after ne had been hanged,
since hundreds of western mine
owners would hc dispossesscd by
claim jumpers, who, he said, were
waiting "like hlackhirds on "a fence
to file claims To the mines.
"To say the least" he added,
"prutraCted and very extensive liti-
cation would cnsue should the prcsi
don't fail to sign the bill before Jan
uary l."
In addition to senator Ashurst,
Senators Smout republican, Utah;
Nugcnt. democrat, Idaho, ana PITT
man. democrat, Nevada, and other
western senators and rcpreseuta'
fivcs called to see Secretary TumultN
during the day To press Tor action on
the bin,
Whitehousc policemen. how'll,
dcrod by the unconventional en-
trance Of senator Ashurst INFO the
white housN today. sought iuforma
tiou tonight from h,adGuhrtcrs ~ 1,
how far their jurisdiction extended
over "a United states senator. al
whether the constitutional immunity
for q member of congress from ar
rrst would protect senator from
being forcihly refused admittlnC,
- tho r"ai1o"c, of the President ui
the United states
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
A NEW BOOZE RULING
Whu'o'u'c Liquor Dealers Can Deal
Neither IN Industrial NlCo-
Iul Nor lDtnNiCantS

WASHlNCTON Doc. 90 whole
sale liquor dealers are forbidden TO
doul I'm ho.h Industrial alcohol and
u'nNio1ting l.ouDr under new pro-
ribiu'luu rvrull'iou issued today hN
tho bureau ut informal revenue.
Under tn, bureaus regulation
wholesale liquor dealers now holdiur
permits 10 dcnl i0 iudus'rinl alcohol
exclusively nud other Wholesale deal
"'. Nhu hereafter dos'r" 80 lcal in
such oicohS may receive 90 DAYS
n."r.i's e. purchase taNpaid indus
Uia' alcohol in stamped containers.
hu ~. such U,rmi's viii 10, issued
foo pur.rus uncusad bon uoN icatiug
liquor inn wholesale quantities
Industrial alcohol Is dofucd hy the
/ bureaus regulation as tho various
forms OF ethyl alcohol having a
proof of 100 degrees or more, and
| does not include the substances
| commonly known AS whisky, bran
| dN, rum or gin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
Record Attendance
Expected When Ohio
Battles California

PASEDENA, cal, Dee, 29.---
with the seating capacity OF Tour
uameut park increased To 5000.
it Is expected that one Cf he
greatest assemblagos ever gather
ed ut similar event in southern
cal furnia will bee ON hand Sat
urday to see the intcrseCtional
football con est between Ohio
state and California.
Coach Wilce Of the Buckeyes
has only one man In perfect con-
dition for right halfback. This is
Bliss. Henderson and Blair are ON
the hospital list, Blair having sus-
Ia med a badly wreuChed ankle in
practice.
n - hoped however, that de-
spite his injury, Bla.r, who played
splendid game aga,ns. Illinois
win be In shape To take his place
saturday
The Ohians underwear stiff
signal practice OF two hours by
moonlight last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
SAPULPA ELEVEN
ELECTS THOMA|
Brilliant Halfback Mann.
Captain of the 1921 ]
Team

SAPULPA. Okla, Dec. ga
Thomas. speedy halfback of ca,
Virgil Jones' 1920 Sapulpa M
school football team and whose b.
liant playing during last season -,
him equal credit with "IIippo" w.
ris from fans and grid officials h,
been chosen captain Of Jones' NJ,
and white eleven for next year c,.
Caywood, tackle and captain a, ~,
1920 squad. may not attend scbo.
here next year. he has said. but wi
don the moleskins In case he dos
return.
The fun schedule Of social ,,r.
tions and honorary events for I'm
team has been concluded and afal
n season OF wonderful dcvclopwl
and accomplishment, marrod
slightly by the post season dofcm A.
the hands OF Cherokee in an OH,
ination game to help decide thl
state title, attention in now beI,1
given to other forms Of sport an3
prospects in football for 1921.
The weight OF Coach Jones te,,l
and its backfield's scoring abiliv|
features of the late season viii ma
he greatly impaired by changes n
newcomers on the eleven next fal]
At the most only two or three med
will be absent when training begin
and their departure IL by no mead
certain yet. Joe Trieb, fullbac.
finishes school this year but god
material for his position II alreadI
available from the reserve. ThoS
OF the team who will report ned
September are young and husky AMI
most OF them played their first fo,,
ball this year. r.
Discussing prospects Coach fonA
has said that he expects to pr|esen
an even stronger team In 1927 tha
this year. Tho policy adopted hi
year OF playing only the leaders /
state scholastic football will be ad
hered to the Sapulpa mentor d,
clares. A splendid schedule is beln
prepared.
1t Is likely that Sapulpa will b
included in the big 10" conferenc
next season. The local team hs
been invited to become a member {
the conference and will accept, o.
flcials say.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

ump. MI Duncan H one oi haN'-
haiI'4 biggest mon lu inc Fpu'h
WoHt..t man who's" Loyal ana
service has contributed IN
NO Uttlc measure to the success "t
the game aud uf 'ho Western HsHo-
citation. Nt. Duncan last Monday
night Informed the Writor mat 40 his
had not bocn accepted.
hr would continue as vice president
of tho association wclCum" newR to
he followers Of baseball ana mat
circuit
=
ncpInring himself an advocate
Of clean boxing ana pirdging MS
Support tO amy ni'N,surc fbht M
suICs the conducting ~ profcs-
sionnI boxing Ia Oklahoma On u
high plane, 4. 4. Dcaruon, OF
thlrknSl,n, stntc senator from the
Fifteenth district may he depended
upon to assist Ia the passage of the
proposed iioppa hin which viii he
presented to the state legislature
ncNt month. u was our pleasure
to meet Mr. ncarunon ~ Okla
bona Ciiy the other day and Ia
discuss with him the possibilities
m the biIi of which Mr.. Hops ~
author. Nr. bcarnon was unfa-
miIiar with the Hops bill hut snid
that ANY measure designed to place
the ring sport under clean govern
mcnt would receive hts support.
=
Mr. Dcarmon was Impressed with
he possibilities of the Hops meas
ure. which would provide three
man commission for tho governing
of boxing In oklahoma. Licensing
OF all principals. including promot-
.stsu "a. ~. MOI
onda, ctc., and other points designed
10 further the best interests OF box
ing are provided In the iiopps meas
urc. In expressing his appreciation
of clean sport ana especially OF box
ing Mr.. Dcarmon has established
himself ns one no. afraid to express
his sentimcnts---far different from
many state solons OF two years ago.
who, listening to some OF their BIZ
goted constituents "bak home vot.
ed against and defeated the boxing
bin presented at that time,
Eddie shannon. Portland. Orc.
lightweight has sprung Into the
bOying iln,cilght IN the past few
weeks and now looms as one Of
the most dangerous of the t35-
pound boy. Not NJ ~ champion
ship contender. but as n scrapIcr
who may cnd the tide aspirations
of any Of the boys seeking benny
I connUi's crown. Shannon sew
crni weeks ago gave Jack iawicr
crack Omaha hoy. u great fight,
getting u shade or draw. Several
days ago he ended forever the
hopes of Charlie White for nnoih-
cr go with Leonard by dccislNcly
heating thc Chicngoan. and Tues
dn, might hc icat Mel COogan.
touch castcrncr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

SN barrels of mash, a still AMI all
accompany ing apparatus were se-
cured hy sand springs police force IN
q raid on the residence Of Ben llau-
haugh ON Grant street W ducsday
afternoon. Utuhaugh was not at
homo At the time but he was arrest
ed latcr ana is now held in custody
with Louis Len, arrested as his ac-
cumplicc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
Star Christian Punter
Plays Against Centre

FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. az
Allan ROwson, star halihack and
long distance punter of the Y. G. l..
football team, has l/'n declared
eligible To play In the inter-scctional
game here New Years day with Cen
tire college, Coach W. b, Driver Of
the Christians received IA telegram
tonight from President Tinsely of
the II. L. \. A. that "A mail vote OF
members had resulted favorably
and the ban had been raised.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
CnrncI Kc,nln. Chcss title.

NEW 1VTtk, Doc. 2N-tOrncW
university detained the champion
ship Of the Triangular College Chess
league, The Ithaca players lost the
final round match To the College OF
the city Of New York, hut finish ID
with a record of three matches won,
ore lost ana game record Of 1876.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
SEVERAL BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS MAY CHANGE HAN
Football Captains
of College EleUens
for Season of 1921


list OF football stars who will lead the
elevens Of many big colleges on the
gridiron next fall:
Amherst--A. Davidson. end.
Army-F. NJ Greene. center.
Auburn--f'rancls stubbs, quarter
back.
Bates-T. w. Kelley. halfback.
Bethany--Finis J. Dunn, halfback.
! Boston--"Brick" O'Harc, half
back.
BROWN George c. Johnstone.
tackle.
Butler-William kiscr. guard.
Baker University-Warren Rice,
halfback.
sidwin-waliace --- ". Warner,
| fullback.
Caiifornia--Ceorgc Latham. CEN
| ter.
Carnegie Toch.--Ai Irwin. center.
Case--w W. Edwards, center.
| Ccntre-Norris Armstrong, half
back.
Chicago--Charles Mcclure. tackle.
Cincinnati-B. +. Crolley half
back
Coigatc-Robert Webster. half
back
Colorado-lIoward I.ingcf, tackle.
Columbia Francis Scovil. tackle.
Constellation X. Dodge. tackle.
Dartmouth--Jim Robertson, Salf-
back.
| Dickcrson--Jack Pipa. halfback.
Fordham--Sylvester Fitzpatrick,
end.
Georgetown--John A. F'lavin,
quarterback.
Georgia Tech--owen Reynolds.
END.
Hamilton--George II. Sergeant,
tackle.
Harvard--R. Keith Kane. end.
IIaverford-Nathan Sangree. quar-
terb8ck.
Holy Cross---Denis Gildea, center.
. Idnho--Grover Evans. cni.
Illinois--Lawrie Walquist, half
, back
Indiana--John Kyle. fullback.
Iowa--Aubrey Devine. halfback.
Kcntucky-James Zerver, tackle.
|, Lafayette-Joe Lehecka, tackle.
Lehigh-Ray Mccarthy. guard
Maine--N. II. Young. end.
,, Marietta-John Robinson, full
i back.
,, Massachusetts Aggies-George A
Cotton. tackle.
Michigan--R. j. Dunnde. end.
. Minnesota--Iawrenc Teberg, tao.
RI Missouri--Herbert Blume, tackle
!, Muhlenbsrg - Raymond Snyder
guard.
Mt Union--Herman Wagner, half
back.
Navy--Emery Larsen, center.
. Nebraska---C. T.. Swanson, end.
New Hampshire States. T. Con
. nor, halfback.
:, New York University-J. T. Fergu
son. quarterback
q North Carplina--n I,nUo hn1f
e back.
II Northwestern--J. Hathaway. cen
1 Penn-Rex wrny, quarterback.
q Penn Military C0llege-william J
X Crow. center.
s Phillips Andover--Leo F. DAILY
= end.
h Phillips Exeter. C. McGlone
s end.
h Pit,sburgh-Tom Davies. halfback
s Prlnceton---J. $. Keck. tacIle.
Purdue-E. r. Carmen, haifback
r Pensselaer Poly-E. c. Eller, quar-
9 c/.ack.
a Rochester,. T. sullivan, quarter
!, back.
y st. Louis University. L, Finne
gan, end.
: stevens Tech - Frank Busch
T. tackle.
!. Swarthmore--CarlG Geiges, quarter
e back.
'r Syracuso--Bert 9ulick, tackle.
n Union--J. II. Murray, end.
1t Nillanova-Joseph Mccarthy. cen
" ter.
4. Nirginia--H. Rinehart. halfback
l. Virginia Poly--George Parrish
rs end.
ID Washington and Jefferson--Rus
sell stain, tackle.
Wesleyan-E. NJ. Newhall. full
, back.
West Virglna--Robert Kay. tao
:, kle.
lie Willlams--E. A. Fargo, tackle.
6. Yale-Malcolm Aldrich, halfba cl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
America Scores First,
Tilden Beats BrOOkes

ucCausr of the difference OF
time, the match played Thursday
IN New Zealand In the opening
round of the Davis Cup tennis
championship play Is available
here Thursday morning. .--i,di-
tors no,cD
AUCKLAND, >cw Zealand.
Dee, 3o.-William 7. ridden, ~,
worlds champion tennis player
tor 1870. defeated Norman L..
Brouhc> OF the Australian team
here today IN tho first event Of
the Davis cup championship
tournament. The soOrcs were
tO.S, 6-t, la, "a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

ON hlsAitilMA CITY, IlCS. 29.-The
association tournament being played
here viii start tomorrow morning.
The somi-fnals ended late today
with bradley. Saulshcrry, Graves.
and Emos leading They have each
held the title at one time records
show
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

VLEVIILNND, Dec, 29,--Elmor
smith, who slammed a homer with
the bases fun for the Cleveland In
dians in the worll's series last fall,
today was rounding the paths with II
bride ON his arm Elmer Is honey
incoming today with the former Miss
Ruth Ilanrath, a Cleveland fanncttc.
They were married late yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
oklahoma Cadets Name Leader.

tl.AtEMOliE, Okla" Doc. 20.
Dennis Bushyhea 4, who played CEN
ter on the oklahoma Military acad-
emy football team last season, has
been chosen captain OF the 1921
eleven, 1t was annC~lced today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

Field Goals--.W oods, 3: Brown
field. 8; Rupert. D. Wienecke, 3;
Carter, 3. Whitofieli, .. quinn, 2,
Free Throws-Carter. out of II;
Woods, / out of / Rupert. 4 out OF
:; Brwnfield 3 out of D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

AIr,. George Ruth. known in ball
dom as Babe or the Bambino return
ed yesterday from cuba, radiating
ambition and declaring he will es-
next season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
PURE OIL WINS
FROM EMPIRES
Bartlesville Basketers Are
Beaten by, Tulsans
35 to "a

The Pure Oil company basket ball
quintet of Tulsa las. night secured
revenge for a previous defeat in
tliCtcd by the Empire oil and Gas
company five of Bartlesville by win
ming "A hard fought and sensa tional
game 50 to "a on the Y. NJ g. A.
court.
The Pure oil and Empire teams
are among the best independents In
the southwest
Pure OIL (3i) Empire Gas CAD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
Coris Reject Giapt Offer.

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.--An off
by the New York National leagl
baseball club of 100000 and 70,
players for Roger Hornsby, leadiI
National league batter in 1920, h
been turned down by the st. Lou
manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
!Sho,rnee Hioh Scho0l
Cdgers Start Practice

SHAWNEE, Onla. puu. ga.
shawnee high school started basket
BAN practice today preparatory 90
their opening Eomo with uoldcn-
vile here January 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

substitu.es-Pure Oil, West for
Graham. Field Goals, Pure OIL,
Springer Z, Meister I. W. sexton 2.
Empire Eastman 3, Brown 4, Dun
nam. Free Throws--W. Sexton. 3 out
ni ). Brown ont Of 8. Referee. Ell
bel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
ALUMNI DEFEATS HIGH


Former Tulsa high school basket
ball stars last night defcated- the
youths now comprising the crimson
and cream quintet 10y 35 to 81
score on the high school floor. II was
a fast and interesting game, full OF
thrills and the issue was in doubt
until the final Whistle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
Fitk>immOns Rents Dillon.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Dec. 29.--
Young Fltzsimmons of Oklahoma
CITY, gained 12-round decision over
Jack Dillon OF Indianapolis here last
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
Dempsey and Leonard Supreme
But Others May Lose Crowns
.DClSlEeWg
l<orry Doiley

~ f'I iNlllh ~
hr,opt the rcsig
nation ~ T. "
tCuiouclJ Dun
can ~ oklahoma
Clty HR vice prcHi-
dent Of the West
oin HaEoCiatiOn,
President JACK
ictrhor has don"
20 very Wisr ana
good ming for
baseball and the
Wee 'ttu assoc IA
tiou. As anid be-
fore iu those col
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30
IS i40MERS BABE
RUTH'S 1921 GOAL
Bambino Returns From
Cuba With High
Ambitions

ny International News Service.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--Scvanty-
five homors in 1924!
Babe Ruth, behemoth OF swat.
hopes to attain this goal next season
"a goal that has fandom gasping
with astonlshment today.
Here is batting feat that appears
impossible. even for a supor-slugger.
nut Ruth modcslly admits he is am-
bilious to achieve 1t.
Fresh from Cuba with "A coat Of
tropical tan and n fattencl bankroll
the big bambino vino is getting ready
today for "A hunting "trip. hmilingly
admitted that he hopes to shattcr his
1920 record and would Ike u make
~ 20"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-30

Ruin isn't sclf-cousciuus or b0nAt-
ful. Home run hitting is his busi-
ness likewise his hobby In fact, 1t
IA a science with him. incidentally
thcrc are several plausible reasons
why he should better his world X
record
American league pitchers handed
him lis bases on balls last season. or
nearly twic' as many as they gave
to any other playcs.
Ttis speaker. with %. Harry Hop
per. with SS: "Pcp" Young, with SA
nnd BObhy Roth, with 10, were tho
only batsmcn who drew more than
half as many transportntions as
Ruth received
Misses Twelve Games.
In addition Bahc missed - fun
games due To injuries. THIS was the
equivalent of nt least 80 times at
hat. Add forty to the total bases ON
balls he received and YOU have lSS
chances that the homo run king
missed to swat the ElOhule, Nat.
urally enough. Ruth viii bc passed
next season. but he hopes TO hu more
4, fortunate and To- get an earlier start
I than he did last spring. II he does
watch out FOR Il new record.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

Eight-room good house. large barn
large henhonse. cement cave. goot
IweIl. iron pump. 10 lots. fenced. s3,00f
leasy payments.
Fom-room house. newly papered
well, $4,000. easy payments.
Two four.room houses, tyou should
see them). on north First street. ta.-
600 and $1,000. time on part.
Five-room strictly modern house
hard wood finish, snb and shower
bath. other improvements $1,000, near
convention hall on pavement.
One OF the best 10 acre tracts OF
improved land, Ia mile from Guthrie.
five-room house. other improvements,
$1,000. time on part.
belong 20 the Guthrie Real Estate
Board. and. also to the State Real
Estate Association. | sell on a strict
ly commission basis. o. c. Brown.
over Heilman's Harness Shop. phone
6s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
Monuments.

We are getting from New Ensland
some of ih tinsst monuments
ever thipped 10 CniArle. call
phone number 6sa or drop uH a
card and we VIII furnish you work
hat will be credit To you and to
che Gnihrie cemetery.
This work can not be cxcellcd any
where, Charcs q Alline.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
15-NI ,R-UI.D CALICO
BEATS MODERN GOODS

Tiffln, May MFs Rudolph
Heaton n making dress from a
piece ot calico purchased 1a years
aEo Her erandmoiher honasi tho
goods hul died herorr she could
make the dress Through the recent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
DATO WILL Form
NEW ITALIAN CABINET

Madrid, May 4. kduard Daio foF-
mer premier and liberal leader. has
accepted kiug Alfonsu's invitation 10
form new cabinet Marquis DE
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fairs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

death ~ relative Nse lIvaton ~
heriled the calico alunR with lAffe
farm ia Crawford uouHly Exgers
hay The calico 20 superior 20 that
manufactured nov
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR SALE Library table. lamn,
dining table, china cabinet. rockers.
hall rack, leather couch, bookcase.
bed Phone 2gS. SlT east Cleveland.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

FOR SALE--0n of the best south
east corner properties in town, g.
room modern. with basement finish
ed. have this listed for short
time only See me at once. Also a
5-room modern on East Warner. Roy
Kneeland, IT'S lie West Oklahoma
avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

FOR SALE--A lot and three-room
house. near paving, see owner, 2l4
w. Cleveland. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-05

FOR SAisE--One registered Short
horn bull, coming two years. phone
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