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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-17
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-17
new york MUSICIANS:
=. GET FINE; WAGE Raise

NEW YORK, July 16.-Wages Of
several thousand organized musicians
have been raised. Negotiations COW
ering several months nearly came to
the breaking off point when these
rates were agreed to: Dramatic pro-
auctions, $45 a week; musical shows,
$57; burlesque, vaudeville and mo-
ton picture theaters, $50 to SO.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-17

The bolsheviki have overthrown gov
eminent and abolished capital They
now have adopted compulsory labor
and have the most autocratic govern
1nent in the world"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-17
KANSAS MINERS JAILED.

P1TTsBURG, Kan. July 16. Because
they refuse to recognize or appear
before Governor Aliens industrial re-
latlons court for examination, six
Kansas miners have been jailed for
contempt by District Judge Curran.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
NEw OFFICERS TAKE
CHAsE AT ROTARY MEET
DR.. Lou Ritshaupt Assumes
Chair; gresa Reported in
Good ! DIS. Commence.
men ext Week.

Random discussion of matters nl
more or loaA interest 10 ths commnnl
Ay was held AT the MONDAY meeting
of the Rotary ciuh
The new officers, nr Louis rita.
haupt. president. and Byron Bachelor.
eecretary. woro Installed With due
ceremonies
In acoeptilNg the chair President
Rilghaupt delivered an appropriate
speech OF thanss lie predicted ra.
newest euoceAs for the organization.
and said he would do alt IN hla power
Tor the promotion OF tho Rotary
aplrlt
Mr. Armatrout proposed that toe
club wet behind a movamnnt 10 send
a big delegation n attend the sun
day revival meeting There was op.
position 20 tho motion. and after dla
onssion the subject waa ,ropped
proRre@s was reported In the good
roads campaign.
Announcement WAS made of tho
coming school commencement aud q
committee was named 10 confer With
the Royal thcatcr management per
tanning to the securing OF the thuatcr
Tor the nieht of May 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
WHOLE GARRISON JOIN
ISSUES WITH REBELS

Eagle Pass, Tex. May l2.--G General
Coss commanding the rebels. late last
night sen; telegram TO the officers
AZ Piedras Neeras. demanding sur
render Of the town Generals Fern
ando Peraldi and Pedro villasenor,
federal commanders decided 10 com
rlv with the demand.
They crossed to Eagle Pass while
their soldiers peacefully Joined the
revuiatfonists.
When he entered the town General
Coss was greeted enthusiastically hy
the inhabitants In an address de-
fvered from the courthouse sfeps he
told the people nat 10 be alarmed.
that there would bc no trouble and
that local officers would not be re-
placed Relief work would bcain Al
once he said. TO aid the people who
have suffered long frGn revolutions.
Promotion of friendly relations with
the United States would not be tax
en- up immediately, nc declared. add
ing We want to be friends
Seaking OF the former federal
commander a. piedrss Negras Cen
ersl Coss eaid: y regret that my
friend Ysliasenor left here wish
be were here so cou.d assu-e h,m
of my friendship
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
--s "A-s--~ v4----a---=----------
GORE DEFENDS HIS
RECORD IN SENATE

Senator Thomas =. Gore vigorous
ly defended his record IN the senate
on war measures before q crowd Of
three hundred at tho city hall, Tues
day night
Tho meeting was scheduled for
Federal park, but the rainstorm drove
II indoors J A Ramey introduced
Senator Gore. who declared he had
no apologies TO make for what he had
done in the senate.
He said he had been accused of
being absent from the senate on i'm
portanf roll calls. and declared this
was due 70 his being forced TO the
chautauqua circuit in order TO raise
money " defend himself in the MIN
ME Bond suit, Gore did not refer 10
Ferris or Freezing. save to touch or
my opponents /" iie declared VIII
sons chief peace policies we're fdul-
ty and nothing could be gained Wy a
league which had for It's pnrpose he
fermentation OF international bitter
ness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
LARGE 0sACE LEASE
SALE OPENS MAY 10
Government Will Auction I'll
Tracts Valuable Land Near
Highly Producing Ter
ritory.

Az TIC tim. draws near All eyes
are turned toward pawhuska, where
on May is. the United States gov
ernment will offer at public auction
III tracts. or 27.2s3 acres east OF
range 7. and 20 tracts. or $500 acres
west OF range :. The tracts 10 so
70 the highest bidder
In the vicinity OF tracts TO be Of
fered there are nearly 500 oil wells
producing from 2 10 ! 500 barrels a
dz with a daily production OF about
$4,000 barrels and there are nearly
400 wells drilling The lands in
cluded in this ssae are offered for oil
]sases only, the gas rights being
u ased eemrately. 'rs
These oil leases viii be made for a
period OF five years and as long
thereafter as oil is found in paying
quantities up until April .. 1881. and
shall not extend beyond that time
Regarding this Usage extension. a
committee on Indian affairs OF the
house of Representatives. headed by
Homes s. Snyder Of New York. Is
now in Pawhuska.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
SEES UTTER COLLAPSE
OF POSTAL SERVICE
Industrial Centers See Mail
Work Rapidly Going to
Pieces; Reduction Of Pay
Said TO Be Cause.

Washington. May l2-~urging the
increased pay for postal employees,
Representative navey. democrat
Ohio, declared today IN the house that
the POSTAL service would collapse soon
after July | unless congress provided
financial reilcf before that time,
I'm all industrial ccn'ers the mail
service Is rapidly going TO pieces =
said Mr. Davey. adding. shat grossly
'inadeqate salaries were causing ON
ployces to quit SO frequently thai tho
labor turnover alone would cause a
private business TO become bankrupt
Temporary employees, he said quit
their jobs when assigned 20 perma-
rent appointments becrnse their ray
was automatically reduced ls cents
an hour"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
SAYS POPULARITY Or BILL
SUNDAY IS WANING
Christian Church Pastor nj Tulsa
Declares 'Frothy" Type Of
Evangelism Not
Needed.

Tulsa. MAY ~ lsilly Sunday will
never come to Tulsa with my con
sent, said Roy Meade Dutt. pastor
OF the First Christian church In hits
sermon Sunday on "Tha Triple Al
lance Against America That fro
thy type ~ evauznllam N not needed
now Il does more harm than good
Tho reaction from II IN most inasan-
ces y deadening There Is profes
4 onal type ~ church Joiner who In
always on hand AZ tho revival. but
but when the evangelist Rocs ho goes
too.
"A sane. constructive typo Of
evangelism Is what IN needed in thia
day, not the Billy Sunday type. There
are " million uuchnrched people IN
'he United States and N million un.
der ~ years old who hnve never had
any religious or moral training NJ
all.
" theno persons are 10 be reached
ny the church and then kept there
they must have reason for their
ihith. The pastor or fastor eyauz..
ilst Is the one 10 appeal 10 shsm,
billy Sundays, popuIalty A. on
th' wane Several years ago no
could only be- had by tho few today
ne may be gotten with few months
notice. | do not brlievo In the hlrb
pressure eyangelisiic campaigns. and
many others have come ~ my way ~
'h'nklng. The scheme simply doomu /
work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
SH|P-bY- TRUCK TRAIN
TO VISIT GUTHRIE
Twenty Large Carrying Cars,
Loaded With Stock. Mer-
chandise and War Souve-'
Mrs Coming May nth.

Advance agents of the "Ship- by
Truck organization were IN Guthrie
Yesterday evening and announced
Monday. May II. ia Tho limA for the
demonstration In Guthrie. SPEAKING
and exhibition will bcain at O'Clock
on that date Every farmer "a Logan
county who can do 20. should be
prescIs There will be twenty trucks
III the train that will como to Guthrie
on tho i7th Each truck will be load :
ed with merchandise and live stock
and tho system Of packing and carry
ing will be explained There viii also
be several extra cars that will carry
war souvenirs These cars will he
we'll guarded By detachment of sol
diers
Tho ship by Truck" movement IL
nation wide and IN being enthusiasts.
tIcally welcomed wherever cxhIbl-
tons are made Fifty Ferrons will
accompany the train no Guthrie, many
of tho best speakers on good roads
and kindred subjects win be with the
train and they Will be- glad TO furnish
any information IN regard 10 ship. by
ruck movement
The visitors wiii remain over night
IN the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
OSAGEs WITH JERK Beck !
ANSWER CALL or TOM TOM
Annual Dance OF Braves Draws
Crowds; Reds in Full Re
gala and Camp Fire
Equipment.

r J Lrahoy OF pawhuska. rs in ths
city
"Pawhuaka N growing ,~pldly." be-
said "rhe osagc oil leases are .
banana
Continuing. Mr. Feahay said Each
might during the pams weak. as wpon
as the moon had shed bright glow
over the prairie. ,he booming mono
tone ~ tho tom tom. reHounded from
the Indian village mile north ~
here, cnllipg the Usage braves 20 the
annual dance This II one % the
rest important ~ we'll as most an
Client Or the tribal ceremonies
Glad IN full regalia, and bringlns
~ith them Jerk of bmef and campfire
equipment. the Indians gather for the
ceremony But they DO NOT come ON
fonics these mcdern Indians. They
drive up In hl9h priced motor cara.
for the Usage indians are said 20 be
he richest In the world
while the bucks take seats aronnd
the fires 20 participate VA the stomp
dance. the squawS withdraw 10 The
background At a signal the head
man advances In crouchipg position.
He is followed by other braves. who
liter alternately expressions OF invo-
cation" .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
HITCHCOCK oeTna
uARRAQK ON q. o. y.

waahdngt0n. MaY ~ pwsnTfailr
attAcka upon tho republican psace r.4
solution wa. launehed luiay by Sen
asnr tMohcoek W Nebraska admin
la,raiiuu spokesman, who declared "a
ss'ir~saing the wwuatw ihM the ms'a@
ure was futile and tnconnlNfens aud
lntmteai 60 the treaty W Versailles
rhe mountain has isbored aud
brought forth u naaee.f h~ said
"rhn peace resolution II bstorw VA
II ~ NOT exactly ntlIl horn. hsH MH
feeble character H,prsests diMiarhvd
ecntailon aud dubious fitnrw.
"Ctrat expoctatlonn for an scs ~
eonwrasa that would forra reae~
asttIemeul ara a. Do Disappointed.
hlEh hopes that rewolutbpn BY enn
afe@a could be mad. 20 perform N"
functions pf a peace tfvaHy arc aband
onod inet~ad of a pease settlement
20 be fnrced nv resolution ~ man
datnry requirements A. the priee ~
eevcrinr commercial relations wn arr
ner~ly "a rwpeal the war deeisrafssn.
declare the war At ~ end sud lnvtse
The prratdens 20 negotiate a"parate
peace"
Mr.. Hitchcock cited three atmllar
which ho 4ld had been
arUnNorrd etrea iast November Wy
Senator Lodge ~ Massachusetts. the
leader and Senator knnx
" Pennsylvania. author of tho pend
Ink resolution The latter Mr. Hitch
sock said. is the fifth p~aoe rcsolu
ton offered by tho republican head
ership
TN reaching this important cnmeiu-
lion. no said. "of tho pending meas.
ire, the eiipIortafA of tho noyel plan
lave staggered from side 10 std. oy.r
E.s gag cUlrse for nearly nix
months
Senator Hitchcock denied that con
greas has the power 20 mako prnee,
although II has authority 90 declare
var The s,atas voted unanimously
against giving eonsress peace making
Jurisdiction. he said
knoxR recent argument that the
var actually waA ~ an end waH dia-
nisRcd auumaFfly w MIR. Hitchcock.
Who conceded the point and asked
Then why thlm rcwoiniionf IIoettll
les ceaaed eighteen months ago aud
a..ssa~aa-aw. .aaass..--aa s4saa@-~ss
tcondnusd on Page s. Col -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
WHAT ~ICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Kansas city Ernie koob o. Lou
ievsllc pitched a no-hH, no-run game
against the Kansas city American
association team
Washington Tho census OF Tenn
pletnn, Texas, showed population
of li.oag. an Increase OF 40 or o.
percent, aud sherman. Tex a popu
lation OF l5,0si. an Increase OF ., i9G
or al.l per cent.
antinolio The Russian em
ba@y received a report that the
Poles and ukranians had captured
Odessa.
Rome The ministry headed hy
Premier Niiu. resigned
Washington United States SEN
ator James A. Reed OF Missouri. Is
sued statement denying charges
made az che Missouri democratic
state convention law month by Fran
cis NJ. Curlee OF 81 Louis. ihat he
had condoned She sinking of the i.uaI.
tania
Chicago JameS Colisimo, q res
taurani proprietor and widely known
IN Chicagos loyee district was killed
by unknown persons
washinetoh. Iiteclor General OF
Railroads Hines urged pubih patience
on the part Of the public toward the
railroads and Appealed for coopcra
ton by the railway owners and labor
He declared the problem of financing
n ihe principal one the carriers face
Chicago Delegations from Ar
kansas, Connecticut North Dakota
and Colorado will occupy first row
seats AZ the republican national con
yention according to drawings made
by the committee on arrangements
Little Rock Word was received
that President Wilson had pardoned
w y Garanflo, former president OF
the State National Bank of lAstleI
Rock, now serving a term n prison.
Constantine le-A report was re
oesved here that q locai soviet gov
had been established "a Eri-
van, capital Of Armenia.
Cleveland Carl Trcmane OF
Cleveland won the newspaper deci-
sion over Pal Moore of Memphis In
len rounds
Dallas One person was drowned
and hundreds forced 10 seek higher
ground IN Dallas and Tarrant coun
Ties a. result ~ floods In dhc Trim
~ river
Oklahoma city Residents OF land
along the North Canadian river here |
we're warned rs move out because OF
food waters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
BRAKEMAN SCOTT HELD
UP AND BEATEN
Dusky Highjackers, Male and Fe-
male. Assault Santa Fe En-
ploye and Skip With His
Valuables.

Brakeman Scott Of the Santa Re,
was the victim Of high lacking IN
the Santa Fe yards az g O'Clock Tues
day night. and narrov1y escaped with
his life.
Scott was on s'ss way to the station
when man and woman. both black.
grabbed him scott showed fight. The
woman flourished knife and cut
Scott on the neck and face. white the
man kicked him on the body. Scott
was rendered partially unconscious
His watch and money were taken.
Scott was given emergency Strcaf :
ment by Dr. Petty and sent TO the
hospitai. Police searched the yards
for the hLgh.eckers sus were unable
to gain a clue 10 their position.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
KEEP CAMP FIRE
BURNING 80 YEARS
Cherokees Remind Great Spirit
They Have Not Forgotten
Blessings; Must Not Die
Out, Says Guardian.

Up among the Spavinaw hills. near
the little village of Murphy. okla.
there burns an Indian camp fire that
has not been qucnched for 50 years.
residents OF that community declare,
II is the sacred wofchfire of the
Cherokee, fire koTt burning as a
reminder 20 the great spirit that the
cherokeea have mot forgotten his
blessings and that their hearts are
true.
The fire 9oes not always show signs
Of life hut deep down In the three
foot cone OF wood ashes. embers
glow kept alive by q sort OF gum the
Indians take from trees.
Fire Must Not Die Out.
Many OF the cherokecs believe the
lire cannot die because OF lts being a
symbol OF covenant between the
tribe and the great spirit.
On special OCCASIONS such az the
stomp dance. the harvest festival
dances and other ceremonies the
embcrs are famed 20 life and the
flames are fed with wood while braves,
execute weird steps around the fire
10 ahe beat of tom toms and the
chanfing OF the dancers.
George Potalo. Cherokee. is the
guardian OF the fire and II Is his duty
to see that the embers never die com :
pletely out.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
?. JONES, DERBY WINNER,
OWNED BY A TULsAA
Cosden, Millionaire Oil Man, Did
Not Even See. the Race;
Sixth Nag Also of Cos
den S Stable.

Tulsa. May ~. Paul Jones. the
dark horse winner Of the Kentucky
Derby Saturday belongs 20 J. u. Cos
den of Cosden g. Co. OF Tulsa Co.'S
den also owns Blazcs. the horse which
finished sixth in the big classic.
The horses were entered under
The name OF Rahl Pharr. but the
stable managed by Pbarr Is owned by
Coeden. declared r. r. Perry. vice.
president OF cosden e. Co.
Cosden was not one of the
thousands OF fans who Witnessed the
biz race. He was In New York City
At the time his horses were winning
honors a. the Louisville track.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
Sea Pirates Take
Heavy Toll From
Ships Passengers

constantlnopie, May ~. - Loot
amounting 90 more than ove milton
francs in eash and Jewels was taken
from tho passengers of the steamer
soulrah by pirates on May &. when
they overcame officers and crew
end made thorough search OF the
vessel.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
cARRANzA SURROUNDED
BUT Us FIGHTING

Vera Cruz. May i2.-President Ven.
us.iano carrarxa's army OF 1000 men
virtually surrounded by Rebel forces
commanded by General Hill ard
Trev'ro. IS making a determined
stand in strong position between
San Marcus. PVeela, and the village
~ Husmsntla, ten miles northwest in
the state of Tlasses.s, according TO
ssvsces received here. The struggle
went on all day yesterday. and &C.
coroina to tire latest reports the Car
rama forces had not been dislodeed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
EXPLOSIONS IN MILITARY
DEPOT CAUSE PANIC

Moscow. May IA series u ex-
plosions in the neighborhood OF Mos
cow that began last evening. con-
tinuing throughout the early part Of
the ntgft The Moscow soviet issued
a proclamation TO the effect that he
explosions were caused by a fire in
the military depot at Khoroscheyo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
Soldiers Clash With
Cipilians When
Called" Rockies"

Columbus, Ohio. May i2.--Nearly
a score Of persons sustained inIur.
les shortly before midnight last
night during fight between twenty
soldiers from colup,hus barracks
who resented being called rockies
and crowd Of civilians. said 10
number 200.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
HINES TO co TO EUROPE
ON MISSION FOR v. s.

Washington. May 12.-~Walker y
Hines, who retires Saturday as direo
tor general Of the railroad admits
tration, is to leave soon for Europe
on confidential mission for Presi.
dent Wilson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
MOVING DAY FOR
OLD BILL HOHE<ZOLLER<

amerogen. May tilt Is expected
tomorrow will be moving day for VII
lam Hohenxoilern, former emperor of
Germany. To-day = big vsn loaded
with furniture arrived AZ Doom from
Berlin and tonight the former kalse
gave a faeweiI dinner at Ameropoen
Castle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
EASTERN STAR LADIES
HEAR BILL SUNDAY

sixty fn"nibnre ot tho Guthrie
branch OF the Eastern Star went 90
Oklahoma City AZ 1890 o'clock Wed
nesday ns Hpeclaily invited guests ~
i'lll Sunday, Tho evangelist. who Is
conducting flRht on tho dcyil m
Ilarndale addition
The ladies' were 20 have section
of tho Sunday tabernacle reserved 10
them. They are scheduled to return
at O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
CONGRESSMAN FLOOD o
SUCCEED SCOTT reRRts

Washington, May IL, Representa-.
tive Henry 4 Flood OF Virginia was
elected chairman of the democratic
congressional committees hst night
Vice Representative Scott Ferris OF
Oklahoma. resigned.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
iNpIANA's VOTE WILL
co TO GEN WOOD

indianapolis. Ind, May i2.--peies
gates at large to the republican ma
ticnaI convention will be instructed
for Major General Wood for presi-
dent, according TO a statement made
at the opening OF the state convention
here today by Senator Watson, tenn
porary chairman Of the convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
BLOCK TRAINS
IN A0ATAHh A

Butte. Mont. May I7.-Trains on
the Northern Pacific and Milwaukee
railroads were blockaded east OF Butte
early today ar the result OF several
landslides.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
cARRANzA LEFT CAPITAL

Washington. Nav a2.- President
cdrrsnzs. his cabinet advisers and
Other adherenfS LETT Mexico City last
FRIDAY morning by train apparently
going in the direction OF Vera Cruz
the state department was advised to-
day In messages from the American
embassy at Mexico City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-12
Margin of Profit
On Sugarks Set
By Palmer Rule

ueacs. May is,.--Atterasy csrsrsl
ealmer today scs the maruA~ ~
profit 20 be allowed en- sales ef
sugar ~ enc oent q powvs whole
safe and two cents a pound ~ ~.
tail. IN telegram 20 United
states Att rrey rhcm's .. q yr.
ton, the attorney general ordered
that steps hetsksn immediately 20
prosecute persons takiH1 larger
profits.