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The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
REMARK OF A KING MIKES
THINGS IN JAPAN

ish ambassador or from Prince Saionji
but it is likely that the latter was the
c .rap' 'ainant. AS the thing stands,
the powers that be admit a serious
',lunder has been committed by the
foreign office. and that the foreign
minister and especially the director of
political affairs bureau are the
"goats."
This version receives practical con-
firmation in one of the police notices
issued to the newspapers as follows:
at is requested that no article re-
garding the audience granted by King
George of England to Marquis Sal
onji, during his stay in London, be
published, as the foreign office deems
it injurious to the relationships be-
tween Japan and England"
AS the consequence of this notice,
the newspapers have been extremely
guarded in their discussion of the
affair. One of them the Niroku,
said: "The foreign office is in seri-
Gus commotion owing to question of
grave responsibility. 1t is true that
the foreign office authorities have
made serious blunder; if a protest
is made by certain countries, the mat
ter will assume serious national i'm
portance and the government will
have to step down. The question in
volved is serious enough to compel
the resignation of the government,
but the opposition should cooperate
with the authorities to remedy the case
especially as the diplomatic authori-
ties are repentant of their careless
ness and are going to apologize by
offering as a victim the director of
the political affairs bureau"
In the same connection it is signifi-
cant that Foreign Minister Uchida
short time ago, in response to an in
terpolation in the house, stated that
there were substantial reasons why
the kaiser should be held responsible
for originating the great war, and
for this reason Japan had agreed to
the insertion in the peace treaty of
the clause relating to his punishment
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Cook
(pack train) noneducational examin-
alton will be held on April 16, 1920,
for the purpose of filling a vacancy
in the position of Cook in the Supply
service at Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Nogales Ariz.,
Immigration Office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that an As
sorter laundry non-education ex-
animation will be held on April 9,
1920, for the purpose of filling a
vacancy in the position of Assorter
in the Supply service at Nogales,
Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Serv-
ice Examiners, at the Nogales, Ari-
zona, immigration Office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Carpen-
ter non-educational examination will
be held on April 9, 1920 for the pur-
pose of filling vacancy in the posi-
ton of Carpenter in the Utilities Of
flee service at Camp Stephen D.
Little Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Serv-
ice Examiners, at the Nogales, Ari-
zona, immigration Office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Elec-
trician's Helper noneducational exam
ination will be held on April 16, 1920
for the purpose of filling vacancy
in the position of Electricians Help
er in the Utilities Office service at
Camp Little, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Examiners,
at the Nogales, Arizona immigration
office. 0'
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS

to Los Angeles and got a position in
stock company. a
Before going into moving pictures
he organized his own stock company
and played in Honolulu for tow years.
"Mis Adventure" in which he ap-
pears with Miss Hyland, is scheduled
at the tonight.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Wiring
erman examination will be held on
April 16, 1920 for the purpose of fill
ing a vacancy in the position of
Wringerman in the Supply service at
Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Nogales, Ariz.,
Immigration Office.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
UNITED STATES CIVIL ....... ........
........ ........ SERVICE COMMISSION

= The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a Packer
Pack train) non-education examin-
alton will be held on March 26, 1920
for the purpose of filling a vacancy
in the position of Packer in the Sup
ply service at Nogales, Arizona.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at Nogales. Arizona.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
FL. LAWTON,
Effective November 1, 1919.

For further information address call T. G.
Wright Asst Terminal Superintendent Nogales, Arizona
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06
FROM JOURNALISM TO
q MOTION PICTURE SCREEN

George Webb, who is member OF
the latest Peggy Hyland company,
gave up newspaper career to become
an actor. He was born in indianapolis
and worked on the Minneapolis Tri.
bune III three years; then he went
The daily morning oasis., 1920-04-06

First publication March 25, 1920.
Last publication April 26, 1920.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
FRIEDMAN PLEADS FOR
VOTES AGAINST LEAGUE
National Committee Speaker Tells
Large Crowd At CITY Hall Last
Night That Republican
Ticket Il Sure To Win

"a Friedman, speaker fnf ne Na
llpnel Repahllean enmmissoe delsxss
"a An eiaaaent saapes a. ghe cas-
tlsll lAss aieht 10 crowded haae
he Spoke against sac leaxne eg nA
lions in lsA present form and AnpeAl
"a 81 she eltsspnwhAV % rat ghesv
stamp ~ aiHAprrsAl - a Ny vsgsns
the Repabllean ticket
The speakatp Fefetenee 10 prssl
aent Wilson ana hls helflsh ambilloa
10 hr she FfeAseNt man In tho woFld
was reevised wsth spplaaFv fa w.
quite certain sov are rlehs don't step
a. voting asAlnsl ske i.eaeue hal sag
port sear congregational and SENATOR
lai candidates a. well "A ~ eeaen
tiai thas sae next national hvuse AMI
senate he Republican, he added
Mr Friedman wae hosshs TO 0alh
fie fot this speech by County Chair
man Frank RinphAFs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
MAN NiIO pGsID A.
MINISTER, SENTENCED

n E Cafprnsvf tho man wM0 psswed
AZ minister and performed the
mock mffiaeu 10 he case of James
McNamaFa and felilvf .laean noue
months agu and iof which Mcnamara
wAs Hcus ~ lbe state vnigentlAry.
drew $500 fine ana year svn
sence ID the county jail yesterday. IN
county court q feqalrci tNp ballots
before a awision was reseheg hs the
Jury
ehAtlev iandefN West S.d, nngso.
charged with operating a noou~l.iue
siiil, was senlemVed "a lkty days Ia
the county tan and assnmsed a fine
of SO ~ Judge Roles
The t~u men will hr sentenced by
Judge ioles SATURDAY. clyil cases
oco0iesi the attention % Judge and
Jury today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
THREE ASK COURT
FOR MARITAL RELIEF
Two Women Petitioners Allege
Cruelty aud One FILES
Sensational Charges
Alimony II Asked

Two weneu aud one msn fiieA suits
Tor divorce Ia tlaffles sesst hers yrs
iarlAy and to-day Mafy N Eissnu
charges ssupgsian Hhu sAAsuw ~ hee
,swalslon thss w4lilam her hasIAld
disappeared ln ipes and Aas nevst ~
appeared There arr ~, shgIslsea.
and ahn aahs tho pnats IA nlse Avv
lcxAl s.assnplon 81 thN shlaFen
Mae tsowaan uinFFled ilebeFt nes
man lu tiusheln. pn the ioth day ~
fearu@rs 1890 aud she's wsns % shm
usaso country 10 ates 90 laFTW
wloeh farm on shn eEwhsh aey u tae
merry monsh ~ Mas novsWaa after
violent ~ ~ fenpve tsfnea hla
wife out of dD~fs sua plapai her gFuRA
And uther henusiuwa na 'a~ roadside
and sola her to ~ hnms shW ala
aud has sinve heeu nlAklan har own
livlua hy wofhlua ia au'hf.e ii hef
petition. which u ipug. sho fesigen
nany sensational thlWWa thai lwp
pencd duFlns lheif few uvathW a
nsnua,s eedluck AMONG nGuer things
abe sNeara that be made unthlnAahln
and unisrluiahlc nFuspaait y hlslh ahH
aayw WAS ~ dlaRuatisR lhas ahp wv.
came sizes ffon Worrying cseg u fho
wife asks FOR teuawfafY a smnaY ~
tGo month. attorney fses aAa 4
dlyieion n property She also waets
lwr fuFmer nwnia NJ anosh AaAlmnsI
that " Morton. rpelorrd
orsllle u Barnard sol ileF ~ sAs
world waH asks the court q fallsss
him FROM The tpnda ~ saipeA llg
gtmgea thai hla wife 8,lla hs waA
fighting tpr hln country Violated hel
marriage vows and ~aa aAduly iutl
nase ~iih ono Carl Eaton Sc eauia
an absolute divorce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21

The situation 10 the Trans MisslsaipN
states
Minnesota viii 20 for Harding ~
upward of 10000 When Harding
visited Minneaota he was accofde
reception which for sincerity and
enthusiasm equuaiIed any reception
ever given BY Minnesota 20 any can.
dldaie. barrlng only Theodore hoos~
Welt The Democrats have realty
thrown up their hands in Minnesota
not officially. of course bot pracii.
cally. Al the Democrats really hope
IN Minnesota is 70 hold the party o.
ganizatiou together by soft pedaIInz
on Cox and concentrating their ~
iiFlties on one Of the minor eanai.
dates for a state office
Norlh Dakota vii 70 for Harding.
The non.pariiran league on the presi.
d@nsiai issue "a officially nore or iesy
neutrai, but the member NJ tha hes.
gue vii vote largely for Harding
The Democratic national organization
has had emissaries up here trying 70
treat with the non-parlisan league
Bat the truth -. Tosnley. who is tbe
head of the non-pariisan league
would hardly dare oppose The nation
Al Republican ticket n ba waniei to
Such A. aciiou would be running ico
strongly counter 70 the sentiments oi
the basis Of the individual uembsr'
~ The league. The non.parilsas
League. The nonpartisan Ieasue ran
dldafes TOR United ssnafor. Doetos y
r. I.a1d. wiiI be elected
Sc1ih Dakofs will 70 Tor Hardin;
~ . majority exceedlng 5000. Here
~ nearly everywhere the Rspubllean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
JUDGE DALE WILL
Talk ON LEAGUE
Local Attorney Secures City Hall
and Invites All To Come Out
and Hear Him Next
Monday

= sm eAllsnS meeslne = he hehi
ss sAe nlsA heAl MnmAas eseAnk SAt,
oAet NJ, u sse " m anA y VA de nsy
best se explain sse savsissone ~ tAe
ieNree * NAsrns / 81 very mfVnx
n "a favor ~ lesssae fc enieney
s~acr anA pfvvens war hesN een ~.
t0nS saa AAse ne aaaiA shc ceseaans
NOW anaer consideration ~ili bfang
as,oaf this re~ais ~lll eseass ne
esaieSRians urged ~ sAose nss,~sea 10
thc ads@wIoA ~ the covenant and
hore shas wili ~ aAlo II felrly Ausa
inteiligvmsl> nru2ent the matter IN or
der tast wc mNN al IA better pre-
r@rwi 20 vese upon shtn lssu~gNans
Q0esssoa VERY rwSs~vsfasls Frank
nale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
Suipan Says Harding Certain To VIM


sway hy the saspscioa that Demo
cratic victory. especially in she Ioksr
hoase Of congress. might tend 20 en.
danger prohibition The labor vots
that might have supported Cox ~
diminished BY the fact cha, many
who are laborerr are also for raeial
reasons Or Otherwise. opposed 10 the
league of nations
The iaFgest single elernent ~ the
weTtern situation il the shipg thsi
Hoover emphasized the other nishs
A 6eefiy held conviction that ne
Democratic party has not managed
the country weii. and determination
20 put IN words some might hesl.
tate 20 usea discrimination 20 fire
the hired man. mood of exaeDes
alton that has reached fhe point
wbere i isn't willing even 70 ak
shoat Or listen 10 sA~ YorssEse ssssrt'
oonirEs " TIE new rnsn bat s. deter.
mined 70 eef the present one of The
pr~snises. bsg ard baggage. on the
earliest possible date A. one polis
hasn said n ls ipsi plain raw snti-
Wilson. s~s Ger
o. course. u would be Inaccurate
snd grcssiy unjust 70 say this mos..
- UNIVERSAL among Toe voters. Ba.
- tx universal. geoxrspbieaIly And
sprh . moon. wben e il widely dIs
fribpfe9 geographically. does no'
nee1 70 effecs more than ten or a
mort twenty per cent Of the vosoi
70 change ne prowilson masorlsles
q itis . anti Wilson majoritiss lf
1899
State ~ Stsfe
Considering siafe By state, this ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21

Irish leadorr are leeai office hotiera
OF are otherwise strongly ldsutiflei
with Tho local Democratic 0rksulx
ailon. Nevertheless. ths bulk uf
them viii probably be awalnnt Cox
The net about Montana Is thar II
li goes Democratic At al. IL viii aaly
be BY very small majority The
real lntvrest ~ Montana pollfies
and this "A trno of most ~ enc north
westefs states IL NOT th0 uatiosti
siioallon bat Ia the locai tflamghs
~ The non.pafsiNan lsaeae
ldnho will surely ~ FOR llafdlnw.
Here again the Republican eandlslA'a
for United States senator will ron
markedly behlaa Harding Two
seeks sgo ! would have zals that
Democrats would fe.eleet their aan
fior from Idaho bat she Republican
candidate for senatar viii ba arflsi
ID on The wave
Washington viii 80 heavily Cor
HARDING iiefs also the igepuhlisau
candidate TOR senator wsil ran behlnd
Tile Republican aenaior. Jones' sho ia
himself candidate for ~ eisesiop.
has much opposition from hasinssr
mnn IN Seattle. beeaass Of some u
Henator jones official acts ln az
gard 70 shipping pai the beat iudz
neni is that while Jpn> viii ria
bshind Harding. he too. viii win.
Oregon 70 be Unique
Oregon. apparently "a about 70 A.
e'irious tAlne whieh confirms th,
reputation Of Oregon az one Of ths
most Intelligent eleeioFatas ia Amer
lea Il will 80 for Harding BY q
very largo majority probably. as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
tT NI siiE Will. VOTE FIRST
TIME AND ron HARDIN.

Mrs II w Scott mother III Mfe
" a Ehtnr walked throu hlocka
Yesterday 10 register IA or'ler eaAt
eie ma, De qualified 10 cast her flFst
VOTE fer president Mrs Scott wi,l
caeI her vnsc for Harding and against
The League of nations. which she says
- menace 20 The foundation. ot
our republic
Women ~ both parties Are aetlya
THE weea lu Fei'inE the voting aspa-
la,ion on the registration hooks
MANY first voters are enmilne A
house 90 house canvass - helnR mads
hy bet. Republican and Democratic
women Indications point 10 i rer
ord vote heinr east III Guthrie neat
November
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21

latKe malarltY ~ Roosevelt xoi 10
1905 bal % shs senatorial slsesIau
70 ofssaa senator chamnetlsin. who
has hali iae seat tor twelve Years.
"a a candidate fop fnpleesloa cAam~
eeriails ~ a good sena' aad fireKea
lifes him Therefore Though o q
KeH vii eiga Que Of lne hFeaas Ra.
pHhlisaa mAioglslaa iu ,ha euuusrY n
proportion ~ "a population ii Wlli
probably feelpet thp uamoefatlc SEN
atof AZ ieaat Tits II the ufe4sut
tendency Three oF foaf waaam $50
syeFyb body tunk II fur gFanfad that
seuaipr Chamberlain woula wsn llak
'ast pnw ibe Republican trend II 80
aifenK thai Il a eantlnAva lu roat ap
Heiii elsetlou aAy ChsmSvrlaln nay
~ f. danger
California viii ~ Repashllean.
iiapeEHl l'em0reta plaee seslfarniA
~ tAeir eoluma and observers who
hAvs ffiendly feeling fof the anaar.
doK tend ~ plaes eallfornla n sha
aoubtfsl eoluma nut lhe tFsnh II
thar he wisef fiamoeratls leadefa ia
California DO non themselves
The total Fuslssfallon IA calliafais
viii be ab1ut 800 ooo. III whspn
about seooop viii bo nepusllean,
100000 Democratic. aad ieaeoa ar.
cling % state iholr pariy affliiasians.
uf eoufse. The naFs pfepondersnce ~
registration does 500 make ihs Mlso.
lon . faFeaone conclusion bat ID sia.
nifleapf ihai tho percentages u Re.
publican registration this YEAR has
rised from 5t per cent ef tbs total
Continued on rase az
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
sefas--+aaq--
All. Str AM m Any toii
GAS IO<>lhN AflO\ ~tilMl

rhe Cas- cpsntsny has Aei AZ cam.
pleie eauipasen oi raAsw. meters
r~sulaiorA. eaaecS nh ai ile Cham
bef "a tAnsMnAre wnaam ,o enable
Miss KasgFssA specialist "a nAs eoA
eeryation ID nspke sgeAr q an she
principles - efeleng AMI n.ofslhiens
stoves. edluttmcuts etv Coma and
examine these sgose~ ani enmnre
svor uoye with sAem Ana weo how
sca arc wassin& Tas Ani destroying
service 70 other Hearr , 20 Il 30
and % To s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
rKeotNe op HAnofa
srRlNgWs srtAL w sA@as

l.nHana. ttt a The iFtkAnn rtss
assn agflsiala raAtluaaa today "a Nss
l4uld ualfimam ID tafsi MayvT Nw
Seiaeva moash during hls peflesis a
apylfgum. 4 was aaeIafsa N tn AoVH
bniletln II cos lfiAa snlf IluANsns'N
atlnn seasue
The hallelln etafe9 the lpfd wayvY
s,.a.alaea o. asllslaae enndltiaa AlI
thr maeniaa. a. liusea hvlng vleieas.
fllH linNm N waa aad worked AuM4
woaleailg Az shr tins We wsa wanl'
entartly calm aa hs ballesla waa 81
susa
The iael mayaf a wss Hesa*ss alt
nns rpenxrixa felaslvas whe slAliHd
tiul gnaAv
rhe lessusa mlasgfafaoou hallssin
sald
fh~ lnfd mayaF continues ~ A
AAlgioas stats. wit ~ salgMMr We
atm falia 10 re~asnlha Mia fsalllyvh
DOCTORS who have mat vlalssd alns
fCoainaed pn rass ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
Peggy O'NeiH Says
She Was Poisoned

Lewssen. o<x ss--Fs~aes o'Nsssl,
i've sStreo ~he &eeas rs>rth seo
~as sskse s0s<senis ~ turne tAs
p<sfers~an>e ~ esss a. I've Ases
sAeAses Aas lsass rssarmsc se hat
rsxr - sAs caste ana avSssnss her
ainsss ~ss Sv< l. s~ stsensps -
eelreT Shs says e>> ~es sers
70 Aer oressine reora anonymously.
snc thss af@w epensns II sns seana
u eenssinee eAceosass sire ate
ser~s - shs easss ard ~ss seen
ssAsn s<ssousls ~ Fsss1a3a ~ss
acmlnlsserve ess s,.< ~as lnespse4
tssee ser ser~~ tsws Gre eAeSs-
lass wAs slvew 70 pss see heasnn.
srs e ~sss o'Nsslt srs tire snlrssl
seer sea. ard ar seslsss - ths
Serfecssane0 sse~ve Il contained
srsens0 ard srs'cnNsne.
Felsae asthcrties ~ere srsermea
Svs ssss failec 20 slns she person
shc sees shs oes to 1lss c'Nelll
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
Bold Hold-up
Fails To Win

nafeAle. NJ VI oss ~ 4 heit.
up - Nssx vexk Cersfst fallensd
sfAiN le tAs rsglveAA yarsis Nss
esFfY to-day. qssalsss N ths Neuea
ing af trsimssAn aAa Asftssf sHs
hAnasgs trss tNsw 400
Asfy lsns mnish. - ~ clsvt.
l8Aa O pfvmpssa ~ euFlasts
assnhsYea she eamrAANd - ne aAA
dstA shss all shA passengers Fswe6A
n sh2se SEATS - hefshs a HatA
% hair waa thhs fFeN reF hsst
I've men wsye arrested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
STRikE SITUATION GROWS
SERIOt y N E<Gl AND

Aenoaw. Oct, 9is-~The coat strike
situation sook On az un~s peeted snc
crave turr this afternoon when she
railway rssn ard passport workers an
anosnces shat shA would strike ia
synpashs ~lth the miners unaesa
negotiations between the government
ard the nlrsrs were reopened shls
week. "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
o. MARK suLLlvA.

Chicago. ort 81 ~ Rad intended
70 urea; each q the sestern states
That were either large or doubtful In
sacSvsda1l cases
But base eome to the feeling thai
she pahii< interest does not justly
70 e1sen6e1 . sse q spzce: there =
70 resi newa N This western tsa-
afl1n II cryss&llzed weeks ago. snJ
IL ptgM remasns IN fha shape in whssa
i originally capitalized snch change
- shers i runs fn ne direction o.
confirmisx 30 early srend. iadee6.
the sem5ency. No fsr - there ia any
change 3Hes now. IA toward Increased
csf err snzfkyn 70 get he Democrats
opt OF pover
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
81 THRIF HIGH school,.
EiNTO MEET Enid FRIDAY

There sla - az exzsssxg Eawe -
t1'oseAA. - IRE loezl sAeio rDzsorro~
T1es Gxthsse sshNss saoxaall fesw
zneess ansaens ertmr. Ensc 0ss
a'oTs AxEe esesu Sraefse4sg .fsitAsaisv
ard lart sszee ~ ees@sz - ihs nan6s
= sns hHEEF Oklskrvzna Team arr .
= aetter rsr1HsA0n ncw sAan ever ~
scfe
I&s exue wsii &e called 81 o'rs@cs
srs1 every he.ofseg Tor tAe home tez1
EhOa4< - n1 1zn1 to enecsr1xs 4 I.
avgs T'Ae sane wal b. sizyed a.
~ fair xrnua1s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
Federal agents
Bust a Trust

Ns~ NcvA. Get ei4~sNents -
shs state attorney eeneFgts office
shls afseFneen rAleea shs office o.
sehn Y. tsstsrsok. attorney tes a
prcup " master plumbers, STONE
casters. hsss Awe vsNtslAsor eontraxt.
ora. ara sslssa soesmenss ard rec,
oras wnssh ~al be hfauph, before
she lA4nt legislative cor rslttse ~.
vssss9assns ar alleged hu vlna ma
fersal trust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
'Swopped' Wlpes;;
Trouble F0liows

Greeley. ccso~ Oct. 2'.---H. E9a4
isA "a pears cd. sne Jctr Rcsrs.
pBsr. Nexscsn beet ~1gsers. re-
csrtiy traded wives T73sy Roers-
rsex ~erf 70 Ep1ssfs rofat ard ce-
rnsncec nis ~fe be retIrrcc to
Yirr. fr . cBsrr-l ~hi.- ersueo.
Esuisl ~ss wounded. Eoorlqvex
~sth nis ori9irsl ~sse sns ryesr-cio
child. rec ir an syserohile.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
GUTHRIE SH0l Id OgSERsT
iRMISTIGE DAY

rS1trsss sfosi1 roe al - observe
at. isztcs ksT tkif Fssv T'he Car
was rsf observed iss- Fear and csvtb-
RE was aapre anpnr 81 % the ro~rk
and xasaes = the essse f~sac esmss
wrmen.H errsnsEssScns shsrehes aa.
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sea1 ans rse SISSY f@rs " on f1s
ansp khas year aaa xse Use osF '1se
tsnrlcerzss1n IL cssner=As zsse grea.
sc <sF IL tAe kiEtDrY = al tioe
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sensa szrssr - tor 81 ssa11y 49,
tsre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
Another Mystery
For Fl. Worth Police

pissfhuruh, sAa oct si.~rhs
fourth ssssicn ~ ths lever Act ~as
declared unsenstlsvtional oy Iuou.
W. a. >. rhompsen ln rsadlna an
eplnlen sroM she nAneh 10 the
unftxu States district court here 10
cay. Upon wac'na an epinIon. ne
dismissed she governments petition
for an order % removal ~ three
rsilroad men ~ Chicago indicted
there for conspiracy 10 violate the
section ruled unconstitutional.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
sAys GurHRig Has iMsHovKp
GREATLY M Twelve yAAme

6 nArbef hfaihef "A pf ~
q lAsfhse a Ia tha elig ~ viplt.
N M htM ffn slssi hsfe Ia tws'vw
YEARS and 90 Gays the eiy has inF
proved sandegfuFY aioee that stws
~ nArksr la aa enthusiastic Iieno.
erat And anyp uf flArhnr 81 the eHSy
etiAeA sAeapr vi shn gamisv Isvr
MANY fpafs MF HaFksr wt4 eHNaxed
ln the manafaetuFlag auslueHa hat
bias feslrwd and is lAhias aall asr
served fsAt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
SEVENTH A DAY Or
Asst IS REACHED
I>tIrlM 4 t.RnW~ ALL
OWN Ii,Ii A>D NJ tHi~t~
" ArrnOAt mn, >s,N
HiIilNin tuAI tA~t
VIII. Mi risnNE
tAIAf
muL Anln

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llelstan pfsaa today waa % me afs
gees shai whlle tha favsieal eaNal'l9s
TX Mra0iHay haa sMpru "A kFwasAv
almea he mua hawu ffrelhlx fad ala
msntaA eopaEliee y atagmius II VA
nala 81 friends aea relatives lAas ~
mind snve wav whea hp harmed fHst
~ had hnsa gesg mhite unconscious
ANA 4. wuw tagiaA madMau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
sosBGss rAil m v-E n
ATTEMPT TO sos SAFE

laFeWmwnsra. Tex tAes N RNerF's
wAo suywe.a Au entrance Ansa inc No
ael lannAry nffsce. aeAr ihe ceunty
sAa here lass n1ehi made bad choice
~ sness TA~re we're fwc STRING
eraxrs In sAe offace ana me roasaers
AAowca a~m the ore - "A ala nOs
csas4i1 mones
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-21
Socialist From
u. S. Is Deported

london, Oct 2i.---E. J, Costello.
managing editor o. ,hc Federated
Press of Chicago, comprising labor.
Sorsallat and fsrnnrr newspapers.
MAS served with 4 dep artstion or
der BY Scotland Yard oslls lsls THE
morning following search of his
room and the seizure of HE CORES
poncence. 90
Mr. Costello has been visiting
Germany and the Baltic states, but
says ne DO net attempt 20 enter
Rvssls