davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-09
Shade Trees

Shade trees and ornamental shrubs
in the United States represent value
Of $1,000, 100000, according to the
estimate of the United States depart
ment of agriculture. Ten million
dollars damage is done annually by
ch dn-fraa insaofS
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-09
Animal Protection

Wild animals know where they can
find protection, says United States
department Of agriculture circular on
the fur industry. In places where
theer are game sanctuaries, wild crea-
lures hasten to them at the beginning
of every open hunting season.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-11-09
Poultry Winter Quarters

Move pullets into winter quarters
before they begin to lay, the United
States department of agriculture al
the henhouse is disinfected and that
it is tight on three sides and that
there is no chance for a draft to
strike the hens while on their roosts.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
AlIu, Company.

Because lnez Is doing a chicken
and making q caromel cake auc
shaking together a custard anu
watching the lishtbread IN Inc
oven and seeing that the cheese'
anG.macaronl doesn't "Eetch' be
cause the fires TOO hot.
It Is Inez's busy day.
In. fact, every day Is a big day
nowadays, lnes says. Company
ajes piles In" And Inez has the
true artists love for her work.
$50 the senator likes fish,
HE sure do - ! invented
a new kind Of fish for the senator :
youchsates lneL. That Is, | done
did It a new way.
First you boil II. Then you put
Il IN a pan very careful 50 not to
break II up. Then butter Il, dash
a beaten egg over It and bake It u
a hot oven jes' barely long enough
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

Hastings, England has BEEN 4
center for herring fiihirg for txef.
y centuries at least
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

The average automobile needs
five new tires each year, or Is dur.
ing the lie Of the car.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

The Protestant Episcopal church
dates as q separate ecclesiastical
institution only from 1883.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
HARDING likes
PLENTY Of FISH
Some Inside Facts About
the Republican Can
didate.
nv 7oe HEcKLEY
~ LVE DGON6GI
N e. a. Staff CORRESPONDENT.

N. &. a. StaH correspondent
MARION. Ohio, July sO.-"What
you.an want know bout the sena'
tor: What he likes to.eat! Welt
Miss, m say right now the SEM
tor Is the beatnest easiest man to
cook for 1 ever see. He amt the
complainin' kind - 'ceptn' Il he
DON get enough fish. He iss'
nachelly hollsrs fer fish,"
The scene Is laia In the Hard
Ing kitchen at Marios, ohio. Inez
has invited the visitor to come GU,
there il a personal conference IL
desired.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
Raiinoad Euel.

Railroad Fuel.
Jumping up again railroad fuel
loading on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad went up to Tie 429 car
mark yesterday. With tne e1cep-
ton Of Wednesday this was the
heaviest daily railroad fuel loading
OF the present week
Consignments were as follows,
yesterGay: b. and O. 1873 cars;
Bangor and Arostock, 8 cars; Cen
t-al OF New Jersey. II cars; Le-
Eigh valley, II cars; New York
Central, ~ cars; New York. New
Haven 4 Hartford, IS cars; P. and
r, 81 cars; Boston and Maine, 81
cars: Name Central, ~ cars; Erie
IS cars.
Mondays Prospects.
a good line Of cars is expected
on the B. and O. railroad on Non.
Gay. A serious freight wreck be.
tween Falrmont and HALFWAY has
tied emphes up during the early
part Of the present week.
viii Clear Yards.
Bailey Nuzum. B. and o. yard
master at Fa!rmont To-Day said that
he expects to clear up the accu.
muiated loads IN the Fairmont ter.
minal. There are 355 loads for The
east and 206 for the west IN the
terminal, but all these viii zoe clean
ed Up today.
Marke. Is shaky.
While prices have not been lop.
ped OF muca over Yesterdays quo.
latioLs the market at this stage Of
the game Is uncertain. The soft.
eptng effect Is apparent despite
the fact that there Is no decided
sreak.
Il Atlantic City.
F. ]. Patton Of the Patton Coal
Company, has gone to Atlantic City
to spend the week end with his
family.
A Big Coal Deal.
The Morgaatown New Dominion
prints the following IN reference
TO q SIX million dollar coal deal:
Reports that negotiations were
under way for the purchase Of the
Cochran coal tract comprising 49,
sos acres In the western end Of Mo-
Mongolia county were confirmed
late last night through N. n. Coch-
ran, OF Uniontown, Pa. who was
located In Pittsburgh. Mr.. Cochran
admitted In q telephone converse
ton that the negotiations were
likely to be brought TO a eonclu-
sion at any time, but emphatically
denied the rumor that the purchase
had been consumma.ed.
It Is understood IN coal circles
here that the probable purchaser
Is the Valley Camp Coal Company
composed Of Cleveland interests,
headed by ]. A. Paisley. who Is ol.
so the head Of the company recent
ly organized to build a railroad up
TO Robhson's Run. The Cochran
coal, It il sand, will sell for about
$500 an acre or a total OF about
S6,S40,00O for the three tracts.
which are located in Csss, Clay and
Grant districts. One Of these tracts
3.456 acres, is located between
Dents Run and Scots R1n, with
an outlet 10 the Monongahela rail.
road. Another tract Is sl.ratei be-
tween Scots run and ltobinson's
run and contains 5000 acres. The
tiad tract. about s.10l acres, Is
said to be deep coal and Is ;ccatc1
tack Of cassv:lle, where II vii oe
necessary % construt q branch
railroad 10 operate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

a good llna Of cans IS expected
on the B. and O. railroad on Non.
Gay. A serious freight wreck be.
tween Falrmont and HALFWAY has
tied emphes up during the early
nart of The nresent week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
ca snppIy Today Is In.
saaat Mines
Down.
LUCE RAILROAD ] ! D FUEL .!!!||I|
Big I transaction IN Coal
Mono gala
County.

~ :,..,,:,,, !, s. Mo,ons,h
a ssgsss - sAs. ~
lslpa q me Ban ana vaio
fSlitpld fas mad Quate today and
'forty Az 80 idle Is 4 direct re-
n; I IrSs ~ .,,,r,,,, M. vaet m
q .1sss. s -, :. :
kne elysnon mas no. oesa W 70
tnu9 and as . result the produc-
don I'M drop. The production
,,,,,,,6lshl,l nm n szrresate / 7of, car,
~, : ~. I. -. s,. r
g eess A1g coA = - inc eisas
eEsIesis reached the produc-
iisH mn drop As cars as compar-
=; Nh I ,ssf weak.
: s. ~. =: :; soer ..... !. q,
-; ss Coy sag4es " '.e
ysssm TO-DAY Win the carry
rlaceme1t sos. Cars today are
I isif.et n follows: Open. 500:
- fi,s,IyS a. ,fvT Avn
-, ~
Rez ete oy caM islt over lFUm
- previous qay looay ue
nlass On tne DIVISION otceEeo
,g6sf' ears, o. WHICH NUMBER u
.4ese les COKE toa9ns. ,
" sae alonong ~ ta CIV ~. "
10y lae!es were ~ eMpues pls. :.
g ss J: Y !: s =. Mess slrsln!a aist ~
slo zsz ~ lne tealsy lsanis u.s'
taet: y tact taese , are I LOGON Gull !.
@etcsai cals ~ te y: west yilsta.a
ls.l.cs socs ss Mssas aaaDs ~
Icy ~ \. =! ~, ssslsvs,t Gus -. =,
IS 49,. = nsalan rac.ns s cais.
ae s@as1lng NY sevsn empues
g sae !, Mest !; Virginia oisltlcs sss
tef penac glilnes On asslsnso s Y.
DASH z en run o. cals Is e
pecLee On Ine lne On Monosy.
4eaay mare ate Ivy emg M.ss
plaeee On me Aeasns nun anu Wy.
sjb!ns amon oEsacGes o. ue
y 81 iaaa fas,Way,i
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

A baking pan. Cover the whole
thing thick with grated cheese, dab
some more butter on top, and bake
till, It's good and brown. The sen.
ator sure do favor that DISH"
'.How come" ! asked her, "that
so industrious and prosperous and
human I. person as You, has escap.
ed the matrimonial yoke"
She "knowsn Il.
well, Miss" came the response
after proper deliberaticn, Il don't
mind tellln' you thae opportunities
has occurred. But rs the truth
that / made up my. mind l never
could serve both the LaSd. and nc
man"
Inez, who was brought up In
Greensboro, Ga. knows that Sena'
Tor Harding viii be the next prssi'
aThat man." said she, "ls ap-
pointed by the Lawd.
Hes sure got sense" she as
serted. That's what be got
sense and Judgment. Hes got a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
pot,toe.s 4 IA Inez.

Ine5s inyent,veness has not
PAUSED at fish. She soon learned
that while the senator didn't run
| to potatoes nohow," he could Dc
tempted II they were made attrae;
| tive enough. With the tnsttnct o.
the born cook, lnez turned .
cheese. Cheese improves almost
anything, from soup 10 nuts. Gel
our your kitchen notebook anu
copy this:
First says Inca, you boil yonr
potatoes just long enough TO- nave
them mealy. Don't use too musa
water, and don't take the I'd Oh 2
the kettle TIL they're done-lt
makes EN- soggy. Then peel ala
mash the potatoes TIL they're
smooti, as velvet. Put salt In, ana
| butter and cream or milk to moist
en- them. ,..
and spread 1t over the potatoes IN
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
Will Clear Yardo

Bailey Mum. B. and o. yard
master at Falrmont today said that
he expects to clear up the accu.
muiated loads IN the Fairmont ter,
minal. There are 355 loads for The
east and 206 for the west IN the
terminal, but all these viii zoe clean
ed IN tCday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14

he,v more sense than mott men.
And brains TOO = learnin yes
MA'AM. I only Wish Ihad Z vote:
"a vote for The senator. And
,thWs mighty few men ID take mo
trouble to vote toE!9
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
Market Is Shaky,

While prices have not been lop.
ped OF muca over yesterdays quo.
latioLs the market at this stage Of
the game Is uncertain. The soft.
eping effect Is apparent despite
the TACT that there Is no decided
sreak.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-14
10 crisp it a little Then you serve
rhe Secret Sauce.

Inc, suddenly ran Of at thu
point, IKE a clock that stops be
fore It's quite through striking.
urged a bit more Information o.
that sance. :,
: q secret sauce. But / don't r1ln1
tellIn' You that It's made outa cream
and bitter and onions and a hinl
Of mashed paisley and q dash o.
paprika and-well, you know, MIS-
a sauce is a powerful delicate IN
| dertakin.. You ies' got a feel YOU
way in q sauce"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
WHEAT CLUB WORK RE-
CE|vEs VALUABLE SUPPORT


The San Grain q ttHar company
81 Guthrie a.s iasl elsra 900
pusheis rs ufr Naal aa shsas
ia Ms - sed iuf pus aud sested
sof seemlaasen 20 Distributed
smpns wheat eluh be ana iarln
sa iosau county um AperFisiva
et sho county ascent
several hundred bushels - Naued
ven hfonehs lnlo i.osan "a lae iall
n lslq ANA the yieia are sa sass.
tatio5s iAa year thai Nessr f{fesh
sm and Olson hase eiermlHei iaat
a ofeansea cffan n ae mas io
eaa euafed hrrc
tmea ulshns le gei some ng
shss Ramea w.i 81 spppped ai .
eaAi waieh 81 saso aer buahe fus
Suu Grain Il Exio asfo~s NJ paN
S CENTS per bashel pfemaM iaf all
81 ,he wheat raised ifom this serd
Ia 1921 delivered q auy ia,ion ia
isosan caufy
Farmers resolving my o. thia isau
fea wlil be enrolled as pheas dems d.
srttors records ~ aeil FaiMhn.
owil Aafewlns thre-hiug uar
heilng ele ana Yield VIII ba 4t
aud compared wlih aala % 5.hsf va.
ruos
boys too 10 cigntn years ot aae
wNl be eupplled sla seed ol ilis
Ragred wheat upon making applica.
cation to join lhc heat clap
They wa "a required d raise not
lass then flse acres zen being prefer
ahle and viii hc ren tour bushels
70 SOW on five acres of ought bcshels
lof ien acres
This wheat wlll not be sold 10 fhe
hoys. mt each one VIII sign a con
tract approved by hIs 4aren'. 10 iuln
the wheat elab follew the natfae.
uons of the county agent, make au
exhibit Ot bundle and peck Of his
wheat ~ one community free fair and
the Logan county free fair in 1891
and return Two hueheia 10 The san
Gfpiu d Export company az harvest
time 1921. for each bushoi furnished
tconilHued on Gage ii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
HOW PONCA CITY PUT
ONE OVER Ll0YD'S
Chamber sof Commerce InSures
Band Benefit Fund. Making
Killing and Loses Moth
ing BY Ram

rAese WAS nearly tao inches es
rainiaa a. iel ranch "a Lahor Day
and shercty ANnss tale
ponca C'ts always ap ana doing.
hos esna q exceptional mefit Il is
Composed o. thlr,s overseas men ali
ot vaom wosA fof sae Mafiana iu.
ssrvsts rosca CITY through shr
ehaAeer 81 commerce secs thai iho
hard Is pasd by Ihcrag assessments
ef merchants The weealy lana coa.
yss are feature 1T reuea iilc ou
fudass d eosts poncA neaFly 81
e'e a year 20 maintain ,he baud hat
nonea doesnt xro~f
~ order Is ilghien ,ae assessments
me eaamacr og commerce orIeccd d
spo<says Wild west show At Miller
Bros lai Ranch h Was = great shou
with an shc thrills usaai Is cowboy
ife features being the oplng Il as
tfleaes and ,Ae tullaoisiar ef sietgs
~ fekeu iAe hlasA aua aAssr
xas Muhaa saea as mau hal
81 field sports ana xsek MnleF a.
rayed "a parplc shirt Anaoaneed the
nHffes Tea lhoassn6 persons san
iAe event six lhonpana motor cars
were parked oa tho sd lines sa4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
III NW HATS Ulf LOGAN
iiIUl,I N>I/Is tUNMIIiii

"feAse gwogrsa. pfoHprlH9 Was
Che aleRan adopted hy lhe neassrailc
Central cammittna IL lsp meeting NJ
tho elfy hali saturday afternoon A
number of representative Democrats
from ever the pounsY WINS present to
hear Chairman HaR Lafayette u the
committee aad to help reofsnnlAo ille
committee
The follonlna eommiiieea wpro
named ramralsu ] N Rmlihaor.
eheifmans Is b Garter. Mrs. b M
J.. Ray, " n. poAlella. Mira 4. q q.
nlorrr +. q Nlhaek ohnu. 6 smith
Moryl Weatoptl f'lunnve. Mrs IA E
persiu, chairman. MIRA kAsherne
Cassidy 4 A. Tunalall J 4 nelson
, W Eekman cpYlo, ~ !. Wella.
eruareni Mrs waiter Mathews. Mai
hath MFs Jeroup tearne MAfahaIi
Waiter Wilson chairman + N Smith
son, SECRETARY I.ee I.owther treasur
er zafT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
MOORE TO TELL
OF "slUsH FUND
Cox IA Campaign Manager Goes
Before Senate Committee
With Big 0fast Of
Information

Chlcaeo. Sepg The eonate t'pt
mltlen iuses,ieAiius lfoNldenl1~i eAp'
paisn expenditures reopenea lla aes
Nlone heru today " "A Mp"rv. tng
snnal representative ~ GnNefHuT Cos.
and ,ho principal wiiness et seaay'a
hearlus WAS pfefated, ~ sali ~
Furnish ihe committee ail HlvAda aAd
information lhe peuio,r9slg eaedsAaip
has consernlnk 1ha nepub'sa ssm
aslgn fund
Mr Moore declared ihal he wnA
pfrpered d furnish lhr committee
with thu names It mvu Wllp eould
elso the moat minute "details eupseru
Mw tho Republican taud alHlnN
plans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
DEMPSEY HtD SOFT
SNAP WINNING $50 .0uJ

Benton ilarber Nirh Sept a
ChsmHloa Jack psuFeey known as
the suser fighter won an easy NlctoY9
ner B3ly Miske here iAbor pay
THE 81 pap' contender stasd three
rounds ald received 80 awful h'ais
ine 4 vas Dempsess baeie from Che
trst ard the champion could have
won t in the firsl round hea he de-
sired to do so in the second round
Dempsey sioorei Misko aish enc 90
bits famous body blows iH the third
he made q chopping block aut of his
adversary ard finished him ct leisure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07

came into nfilco strenuous measures
were taken The magnificent elubp
tho glItferiug restaurants. the smart
foreign woncn all disappeared as
enddeniy AZ ihey bad burst upon ths
seene a year ago
For week carta and camlonH con.
seyinF roulette tables and other sam
bling paraphernalia 20 ,be police sta
tiona formed the ehief attraction IT
tbe Lisbon streets.
Frequent attempts have aince leen
made 20 reopen resorts Recently
N" pniais Royal club was re.estab
Iished, oeiensibly AZ restaurant.
Thres days after II was closed by the
police after raid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
: Gambling Mania Cubed By Ne Ruler of Portugal =

Iashcn. PORTUGAL Sept sGafnbl
inr which nourishe6 here 10 an -
i-sordlnary degree atter tie arn's'
ice nas Suffered severe cheek =
ihe hands 81 tae new gosernmens
~ aaed ~ Premier Papslss ~ g
fvo month ago the gambling hoAsss
remafned pndistarted bat snce s5sp
issta's government took office the iaN
tzs been vigorously enforced ard -
czy there are few visible signs d
tie prosperity tie gamblers have e's-
joyes for a year-
The rambling mania began q m1n.
iiest itself as soon as the war enaea.
Magnificent clubs oa which big for
tunes must have been spent sudden
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07

sprang az IKE nnshro0ms silue4
rii'terlag clubs. splendidly furnished.
yoh as Lisbon never dresmed of pos.
sess1g Palaces belonging 10 the
old aristoeracy were rented Al incfe
dsble prices and tranformed .a.o
~'fhe Majestic" The Palace Cl15.
'Naxlm's1 "Palais Royai" aud dozen
of Others cn the same scale with ~.
ztaursnss. ballroom and gambling
rooms; everything being perfectly
planned and carried our On she most
modern and expensive lines llra
dreds q smaller i''sltaiions folio e6
antil 4 may with truth be said. that
rot a street IN Lisbon was without
two or three gambling houses.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07


An officer. who wore the Cross
Of war. shot himself aft's loAiua
large sums 81 money. which gsro no.
hls. Young men belonging TO TIE
best families cell Into diaTraeo
campaign was then begun by
pert of the portneuese press, heads q
bv ihe seeulo and the Sltuaeao
Columns n lefiafH from parents and
weiiknowu Liehonites we're printed
daily. disclosing deiporallzlng facts
aud exhorting the government e
close the clubs The government.
howeyer, rapldIy succeeding each
other had other things TO attend e.
And the gambIlBg continued.
When The Baptisla government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07

great change came over the
hamdran social ne of Lisbon. where
nsfhing IN Che way Of amusement
ever happens beyond ihcaters and
moving picture shows. The cub.
rests araat's excellent cuisine, attfa
"a fashionable crowds. constant -
lays Of American and Eugiish toar
isis spent their money lavishiy ane
smsfily dressed women coming 10
iody knows from where we're a
doubtful source Of atsraetlon in toe
streets BY day and a ihe clubs by
night
This condition existed for well svef
a rear Then weli-know firms we're
robbed By trusted employees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
PRESS Or BEL Y IN
FLAMES WRA F, or PEOPLE
,imr>r ANIL : E>sH s.I-
ItIIu> ~Ntfr~ tIH-
MANY t>D ATTACKS IN
CONSULATE INrIdI- "a
N. MIIlIRA>n f~
NAY tNI. oN &c !
sNNN H.


lsaaon, Sect f TAe relssh aas
ernmant has addressed an appeal 70
the leaaue ~ Nations requesting lis
mndlatioa IL she pullsh tlshuan'sw
dispute ualeas sr Improvement og.
eues ia the aisuation. palsna viii ~
compelled to declare waf on LFshusF
la, .he appeal states.
The communicated declares - ue'
pfasoked attack bad Beer made 90
tie pclish traeps hy Lithuanian
forces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07

s1osston. Texas. Sees r,~-Afse :
ecmins % life nine times "a tNc
iass year. after ne Aac been prc
neunoeo dead, ~. l. Cranberry. an.
kne~n EXCEPT tc police reeerrS. sset
hers seSterca ay-~ana ~es OffiSialf4
rrono otnced dead ~ surgeons -
TIE Nunssssp&l hospital oranser
- hRs eeen ali hOs buried nan
Der 81 s~ex. wher ne revived.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
coon THINGS COMING rms
WAY, SAYS NEWCOMER

iohn0n Nho Aaa bean IN,
fased Ia the contracting aud bulldins
hlelneaH AZ Drumriehl for nnnhsf
"f years will open an office III t,hth
rle and wlil make This eltY hla hnrs
" lhe fuinge lie ~lll move hla Tam
ily here ae soon as he "a abia 20 ~
enre q suitable fuaaoncn "a Am eaa
slnced hai fhsre n boom comlng
70 Guthrie soon ana I want "a be on
ne ground when 4 starts he said 10
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
Grand Jury To
Probe Ball Scandal

chleaeo. Sept. f~~A afana VERY
snvestiaatIan wss erasret today n
erimsnal court 81 she ehafpes 'NAt
oanhlern attempted - fls tne Chs
CAGE phHAdelphsA Matsenai 'saevs
oar.e eg Auu u for Philadelphia "a
win fho lsFy received @eA8s
Charles A. NepunAIds insstuelisNa
ws,h cheers phtiadslphta wan
,he game. 10 Q. F'fss1aeHt
veeek 81 the CAseago team. sHaeus
Cd that he had been warmed % e
plos aaa used pNtshsF Alexander ln
a. effert 20 win.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07

The mary Guthrie ifleuds 81 tudas
John g 1arsney will reEfet ID iesfu
~ bls d ath lu Kansas city saturday
Judge and Nft fauney wefa aoeiai
fayorl'ee ~ Guthrie 10 tiia eariy
days juase 1afHuey waH e. years
oi age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
PosTMAsTER oLSmlrH
RETURNS FORM X. G. MEETING

We had a dellFhsful tIme sind a
BIG meeting aud WAS given an nus
expected honor remarked Judge on
Fmilh ihla morning ile hAd hppu
attending tho neellne of postmastera
% kanaas city and had spent three
days q lHe eliY bs the Hbis muddy
Crops look mueh better III Oklahoma
than "a Kansas aud Missouri" he
Raya
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
OKLAHOMA CITY TO ERECT
MEMORIAL TO SLAIN OFFICERS

Plans tor erecting 4 memorial O.
SMpior + Weiss. federal prohibition
officer. ana Homef Adroar dap4.y
sheriff Rhp were silled ia bafile
~ith alleged 0ooiiesrars ai Aftstia
August =. have been started ai Df
iahoma City Ay friends ~ tho sisiA
1non. Il ~ said the county commits
t'oncrg voald ho asked Tor permits
sion 70 place the memorial on the
tourt house grounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
PROBE or TIIsi I.l<tiI\I.
BEGAN THERE TO-DAY

Tuiys sept InyesSigation 81 t4e
officisl acts of Sheriff James Wooiiey
'u connection With the removal ffof
tae Tulsa county lail August "a q
Roy Bolton ard Subsequent lynchlur
ay d mob near Red Fork beean &c
day aefo~e G. " King resistant -
torncy general Of the state Jhoass
4 Mauroe eounty attorney. and oths
Is county officers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07

Water users should make Il 4 poet
e pay their water lss promptly II
y the rule 20 ssut Off water if the
water n not paId promptly Payments
must b. made on or before The ioth
q The month nrlns your card with
You. y. " rfapnsll ommissIonss
Of Public Utilities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
Boy and Gun;
Boy Is Dead

uension. Texas. sept. ~ Charlie
Fencher 70 year of age. was az.
cidentaliy shot and killed here .atc
yesterday while returning from a
hunting trip. when the trigger of
his gun ~ae caught on tne vehicle
as the lad alishted from > buggy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
piHEcroRs OF C. or c. TO
MEET AT CITY HALl roNloh1

yao hoard ~ directors a ibe cham
her q Commerce wlll mcri tonight
ia ihe city hsll for iha purposo of
taking ~ maiirra If lmprtiauee sons
nocied with the fren fair ana also io
eonaider other pending propositions
the meeting win begin at : oeioek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
ELEVEN KILLED AND MANY
INJURED I'M CRASH

Denver SEPT Eleveu PERSONS
were Killed and seventyeleht injured
evenias VIXEN Two lnlefHf
ban ears erashed bend on q, cnrys
ueRf this NY layesliEuilon " 1ou
baipE nad' 20 place the blame
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-07
ANTITRUST CASES
TO Be R[0PENED
PRICES u\ FARM NttHlN.
hRN tDN A\tID - PR
CENT BETWEEN 1911
a AND 1918: I>TER\A-
TIO\N HARVEST
TR COMPANY TO
RI pRnBID
: AGAIN

Seattle, Wash. Sspt y.-ruai q
rAevrn prow5nrrt northwest sN sp1 VA
sren. ln0iescd BY feaersi eran1 iaY
last January arc Naron. o. eaaCcs
q irregularities IN accounts ~ish s'.e
government u eernscsASr wsr ~ar.
tirne shspeuAcins a. ire Shipping
beard emergency fact eo~rcrsttsr.
~as set fer soosy N shs fecsrai cis.
sfacs ce1vs here