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Probably no one doubts the POSI-
bilities OF the women developing COM
munity interest, but few realize how
imuo-tant il is that the women take
Their part in its development through
the Farm Bureau. AS has been sug-
gested. the farm bureau is like a stool
supported by three legs: if one of
the supports is withdrawn. the stool
can be made to stand up by resting II
AGAINST wall, but its solidity is gone.
The women of Colorado are as neces-
sary in developing the interest of Col
orado in the State Farm Bureau as
any other factor. and we want 10
quote a few erasons why that is so.
Naturally the home demonstration
agents are watching the work of the
women and girls develop with little
more care and anxiety than they DO
the men and boys. b Ut this has been
a noticeable fact, that where the
women have become very much inter
ested in a project OF their own, the
mems work along widely different
lines has. in nearly every case. been
strengthened The state leader Of
woman's work in Idaho said just
few ddNE ago. ne mistake OF put
ting all the stress on the mems work
in the first place in our state. and not
trying to secure the interest Of the
women has held back our farm buearu
about Eve years.
The women In II counties in Colo
RADIO are doing definite work alons
i've main lines OF interest. When one
woman is doing an especially interest
inc piece OF work in her home.
through an extension worker. either
state or county. she is a demonstrator
OF that work. and part Of her obliga-
ton through the farm bureau is to
pass the good news along TO her neigh
borE.
It therefore follows that the 81
water systems put into as many
homes In Colorado last year have not
only Ightened the drudgery in those
homes. but each Is the most practical
and inspirational sort OF lesson for
four or 1--WE ueighbor women and men
who will be putting them in This year.
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Mrs. Smith Injured
Firing SkyrOcket

FLORENCE, July S.-Mrs. ]. An
drew Smith was very painfully IN
jured last Monday night while firing
off skyrocket at their home on East
Second street.
She was not familiar with fireworks
of this nature, and held the large
rocket in her right hand. The force
of the rocket lacerated the fingers of
the hand.
Medical aid was quickly summond
and while she is unable to attend TO
her household duties as a result of
the accident, no serious complications
are anticipated.
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army Officer
Admits Killing
Wife and Hobo
CBy United Frr-..l

CHICAGO. July 1O.-Lieut. Karl
wanderer was held to the grand jury
as wife murderer today. following
his confession that he had killed his
young bride and an unknown hobo
With whom he had arranged to fake a
robbery OF his wife.
Wanderer said he killed both the
hobo and his wife. His first story to
the police was that ne hobo killed
his wife. wanderer gave as his ex-
cuse for the crime that he was tired
OF married life and wanted 20 go back
TO the free and easy''life of the army
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HendricksOn's
Pupils Give a
Musical Recital

Miss Katherine Hendrickson's nlu-
sical pupils gave splendid recital N
the Presbyterian church Wednesday
afternoon at 4 large audience was
present and the pupils acquitted them
selves most creditably.
Miss Hendrickson will leave shortly
for the East where she viii take
special summer course in New York
state at a musical Chautauqua.
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Dies While Riding In
an Amusement Park

DENVER, July S.-Mrs. w. L. Col
licott, 50 years old. died at local
park last night. She was riding on
one Of the amusement devices with
her husband and other relatives
when she collapsed She was taken
TO an emergency hospital, but dfed
within a few minutes. 4 ruptured
blood vessel was ascribed as the
cause.
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Five Dead from
Plague in Two
Texas Cities

AUSTIN. TEN. July s,-Eirht case
OF bubonic plague have developed and
three of the victims hava died 10 date
ut Beaumont. Tex. the state heaid of.
hcer announced yesterday. At Gal.
weston there have been three cases o.
pleague with two deaths resulting SO
far. he added
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The StOrk Express

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Hartbauer of
WestclifIe announce the birth of an
eight-and-one-half-po son. at the
Graves hospital, July !.
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before roing on TO .,orton. Kan. 10
attend to business interests connect
ed with his Touring mill
WALSH HERE
FROM PUEBLO
Dr. and Mrs Walsh and son Of
Pueblo are registered at the Strath-
more.
IN WEsTcLlFF
ON BUSINESS
Z W Eddy is in westclire on bust
ness.
sTRIckLANDs HERE
FROM ILLINOIS
Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Strickland and
daughters. the Misses Eleanor and
Elizabeth. of Evanston, H. are in the
city on a combined business and
pleasure trip Mr. Strickland IS cree
tion manager for the American Bridge
Company.
ARKANSAS LADY
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. NJ. A. Littelton of Ozark. Ark.
is patient at the Graves hospital
for medical treatment
MISSOURI MAN
VISITING CITY
L. n. Yoder OF Holden. Mo. arrived
Wednesday and is a guest at the W.
W Goodwin home on East Main
street
micANiTE BoYs
HERE TODAY
Paul E. Newton and Virgil Funk OF
Micanite are in the city today.
MRS. kEIsLER DIED
AT wEsTcLlFFE
Or. c. Herman Graves was called
TO westcliie Thursday TO see Mrs.
Joseph Keisler. who died a short time
before the physicians arrival.
MRS. sPsNoLER MOTORS
TO WEsTcLiFFE
Mrs Isadore SpanEle and mother
motored to Westclire Friday TO visit
friends.
MRS. Gl55ENs A
PUEBLO GUEST .
Mrs. J. c. Giboens left Friday for
Pueblo to spend few days visiting
her daughter.
HAS GUEST
FpRoM ARAPAHOE
Miss Belle Eadie of Araphahoe
Colo, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Key, 10ll River strete.
M'KNIGHT HERE
FROM DENVER
II. b. Mcknight of Denver is a
business visitor in the city.
NEWs-TIMEs GIRLS
TO BE IN CITY
A Merrick tours party Of about so.
including the News-Times girls. and
employees of the American Express
Company. will arrive today and be en-
tertained at the Canon hotel They
are completing a 1,000-mile trip in
Colorado and will spend day here.
oUiNNs HOME FROM
NEW MEXICO
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Quinn returned
day afternoon.
BOULDER GUESTS AT
THE STRATHMORE
Mrs. S. S. Savage and Miss Patty
Savage OF Boulder are in the city and
are stopping at the Stra,hmore
MRS. MADRoN RETURNS
TO ERIE HOME
Mrs. Mary Madron left Thursday
for Erie, Colo, after visiting at the
b ONE Of Mr and Mrs. c. A. Biiley.
kUlpS HERE
FROM DENVER
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Kulp of Denver
! are in the city. Mr., Kulp is here IN
the interests OF the Rocky Mountain
Fire Underwriters Association.
JOE SMITH RETURNS
TO COAlpALE
] Joe Smith eturned to Coaldale yes
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tercay after a TWO weeks Visit Win
his arents.
sALIDA MAN ACCEPTS -
POSITION IN CITY
Harry Van Alstine of Salida will
come to the city today and has ac-
ceted a position in a local grocery.
WAS A GUEST AT
SKYLINE PAVILION
Miss Opal Clark. 1101 River street.
spent Thursday with her friends, the
Misses Elsie and Cecilia Burroughs,
at the Skyline pavilion.
MRS. REITER LEAVES
FOR IOWA HOME
Mrs. Ruthella Reiter of Los An
geles, Cal, who has been visiting
with her brother, w. ID. Reiter. on
Macon avenue, left for Grinnel, Ia,
where she will visit relatives.
TURNER'S HERE
FROM NEBRASKA
Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Turner and
daughter, Miss Genevieye. of Kearney,
Neb., are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Turner
ARIZONA MAN
GUEST IN CITY
Albert Turner OF Needles, AriZr is
visiting for about 10 days with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. l. II
Davis. 322 College avenue.
SPRiNKLES MOTOR
TO PUEBLO
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clinton Sprinkle
motored TO Pueblo Saturday last TO
meet their sister. Mrs. II Jones, OF
Houston. Tex, their aunt, rs. Lena
McCranie Of New Orleans, and the
Misses Meta Caspari OF Natchitoches,
La. and Margurite Mashburn of Fort
Worth, Tex, who will be their guests
for an indefinite length of time. After
visiting the points OF interest abon;
Canon City. the party viii motor 10
Colorado Springs and Denver to take
in the sights about the Pixies Peak
region and the caital city.
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Friday
NEW MEXICO MAN
A BUSINESS VISITOR

NEW MEXICO MAN
A BUSINESS VISITOR
L. II. BigEs OF Dulee. N. NJ, is n
business visitor in town.
FRANKLlNS RETURN
TO LAMAR HOME
Mrs. John Franklin and her mother
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Sheppard on South Fourth
street. returned TO Lamar, Colo. on
Thursday.
U. E. sIDEBoTToM
GOES TO DENVER
U. E. Sidebottom left Thursday for
Denver. where he will attend meet
ing Of the Grain Dealers Association
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Just Received

a shipment of our famous Elec-
trio Dexter Double Tub Wash
ing Machines.
The finest electric washing
machine made.
With the double tub you can
turn out your washing in just
half the time that it takes with
any other machine. We have
these machines doing the wash
ing in many Canon homes, but
they have been very hard to get,
so come in early and inspect
this machine before they are all
sold.
We also have the Water
Power and a full line of Hand
Power Washing Machines and it
is a pleasure to show them.
We are headquarters for any
thing that makes the work in
the kitchen easier. Our line Of
Royal Rochester Boilers and
Tubs are the highest grade man
ufactured
See our complete line before
buying
Harding Hardware Co.
Established 1879
The Winchester Store Of Fro
mont county.
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TURNER'S HERE
FROM NEBRASKA

Mr. and Mrs R. E. Turner and
daughter. Miss Genevieye. of Kearney
Neb., are guests of MI and Mrs. R. C
Turner
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Turner.
ARIZONA MAN
GUEST IN CITY

Albert Turner OF Needles, Ariz, is
visiting for about 10 days with his
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. l. II
Davis. 322 College avenue.
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IN WE ESTcLtFF
ON BUStNE SIS
STRICkLANDS HERE
FROM ILLINOIS

Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Strickland and
daughters, the Misses Eleanor and
Elizabeth. of Evanston, Ill. are in the
city on q combined business and
pleasure trip. Mr.. Strickland IS erec-
tion manager for the American Bridge
Cnnnnnv
Evening star., 1920-11-21
59c and 69c Washable
CretOnneS at 29c Yard

of.
in
foliage oil
Mill
First Floor,
Evening star., 1920-11-21
Another Lot of $1.69
Rajah Terry Cloth
at 69C a Yd.

A second shipment of these beautiful drapery materials
arrived just in time for the last days Of the Challenge Sale
They double printed reversible fabrics having the ap
pearance of costly velours.
Mill lengths from eight yards but plenty Of each
natern for Curtains draneries and many other uses
beautiful array of fora bird stripe and foliage designs
blue rose. green. tan gold and brown colorngs.
nberss- Fourth Floor
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THIS OUGHT To HELP
BREAK UP LAWLESsNESs
Minneapolis Clearing House AS.
sociation Offers $4,000 for
Capture and Conviction Of
Each Bank Rohher

Akron. @ june sGt dead man
c'uh composed oxelnA tely of eN.ser
vice men n0N LIVING bus Heled Of.
ticialiy as kiiled in htlon oreraeAa,
lis The latest Kind al ifaiernsl orean.
iaatlon suggested hy William wir,
OF this city
wift. S having q hard time irgiug
% convince tho government that Ne
isn't dead end baflAl "a France Hls
name nov "a being " ellea from me
memorial arome tablci roepuy
erected herr N pemorlal buiia
iuR
Wit estimates the1e are mearig
2.aNa ex.aefvtoe nep n0w living.
whom the War Department recofds
show were kiiled al buried over
Seaa he alao declared that court
recoras fispN about soe meu De-
ciared officially deaf wh0. are eta
alive iIc susgefls they orsanixe d
"pead Mans cnh" and adopt the
SLOGAN I'VE moy 30 dead cent We
wont Ho down
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SWEET POTATOES RICH
CROP FOR LOGAN
Produce Man Says Soil in This
Country Is Peculiarly Adapt
cd 10 Potato Culture
Home Canning

u 10 net generally Known that ~
gan coenty % ths hest sweet pnlata
county ia tho weat ad Is A llNf
t,atler. local manager ~ tho nawaou
Produce company The loean loan
n just rlght Tor awrei potatoes A
man can easily clean az from 500 70
sl5N an acre on aweet potatoes 0l
course he MUST havu q saerial haild
iuE and must siye ihe crop care be-
fore and Afler harvesting. hui ihg
profit pays richly fer me lfo n
winter the poiainet have rs He watch
edcaFcfully ana sometimes ai8res o.
barns must be- used Lloyd Oyelees
has cleaned up blg on both lrsa aud
aweet potatoes Overleea ia 4 pretty
progressive farmer he haa cleaned up
bis 10 POTATOES
Ia regard q cauninw without au
gar the BesiHeelfe enaH NJ, a. hest
tate, SUGAR ahcuase should be 10 bar
rier Ny advice ls "a SO ahead with
tho home canning
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SOAP FACTORY ~
ISL ,Ri IsIiED IiIRl

Mrs n T. Wilson. of Woodward
frrlyed last week to establish ia
branch factory tn Guthrie foh the
Woodward soap Co rhla company ~
manufactures she Mechanics apa.
einl Soap The demand fof tiNs prod
uot has hecn 50 great 10 this gee
iion u Oklahoma that ~ T. Wlaeu
uf Woodward, sho Is President ~
the Company. deems n advisable %
eatabllsh factory hera tflHf iaH
ina the ouy Mrs Wilson believes uAlh
rie would be- an ideal place ip witch
10 liye, and In the near future. tbs
main factory Of the Woodward SOAP
co will. no doubt, be moved here.
and viii probably he discontinued ai
Woodward
Until arrangements can be made
for larger aud more suiiahl@ quar-
ters. the soap viii to manufactured
at 1914 w cleveland aYenua N y
Anidsf and N + Hendricks ~ this
city are managers
The Mechanic Special Soap ls bll
that The name Implies. Tor mechanic
especially and needa no further Fee
ommendatlon Although this new
producl Is atill n 49, Infancy I, has
already become favorlte among "a
RACES railroad shop. aud other work
shops
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BONES ARE AuRLED
IN ATTEMPT TO MURDER

waterbury. Conn. jane es.-An ~
tempt 20 sll several persons vine
have been working during n ssrite IN
the brass miiie here, vas msde win
Bomb early to-day, No orc wss IN
Jured. Thls wss the third benah ex.
ples'on during the tabor troubles
Tns missile was hurled thraunh !
resr cellar window o. q s e Railroad
Mil street. the home ~ Alaine Rihas,
his wife and 70 nonthsold daughter
and -four fellow Portuguese as board
era AZ i've men have refused 10
stop work IN ,hc Benedict and eurn
harm branch of TIE American nraaa
company.
The bomb tore out the eide O., tine
two and a hsH story wooden siruc,
urer ripped up the nocrs ard oemoh
ished a corner OF the root.
Al she ren returned 70 work TO-DAY
~ ine usual hour.
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PRAISES GUTHRIE MAKE
on NAII RAGS

Rarsaania,lan M ~ Maaaau baa
returned 10 Chicago. ALTER waaA 3
Visit "a Guthrie He a. hereby lns
ftfueird III ihe iacat aaa snnspauf
Ne Madden "a a firm friend and
booster ~ Guthrie Va was shown
over the city ny manager Dlhbsns
M The sas company Ia hia drive
oyar the city he noted oar twa nafhs,
the well paved htfeeta and ths fntt
thar phput everyone owned biA own
hone Nv considers tluthFiu 40 un~
~ ihe hl8huat grade townn Va tha
country
visited the Guthrie textile mills
through tha eonrteay " Jsks liuuk
laas who developed a All he
,nd waa BatonlahHd AZ 'hg varsity
M goods turned Ont and ths hiWh
"Faanhei OF its working penples
men and wamen rhhy afn ot a
higher character ~ Intelligence than
those ~ tAs milla of he ean sud
south WaR especially Interested
In the government malt bags hsiHg
manufactured there. and intend 10
see the postmaster aaaefal nn my Fet
turn 20 Wasblugton aud ten him That
the department mnde 40 mistake m
awarding the contract 70 ina mlll :"
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aoovsa IS Fos rasArv

Ne~ York 5are = Speesv fast
fscAticn OF the treaty ~ peace. after
re elimination OF Armeae 81 ot tht
aeaene q nations eovenenb wAa
ursea Av Hsresrt c Hoover " a
sistemert ueiiShp3 tosst IN In.
View York Eveaiug rnst ss se l,At.
torn on wh8cA fhp rerw bhrau nsYsv
shnala stand in the coming pHesaen
tasl election
NJ Hoover feoR fhe stand fhst tKs
irrp2iei threat ~ empiov-nert af msil-
tary force n rwarsntee ths integrity
Of foreign stsfes was nnt az nlste
~ Veagne wisich ha declared wAs
the Prosucf q the lfherai ssea -
TIRE word
The leagues fpwer. he declared
wonad be more fsafHaf " sae srast
of military feuce aTene removes. anr
fae lsaEUa relied wholly an sts
'rrarsl em6 economic power
K appears tn Tae 90 ha TIME no
rstes thc oaesisou sai6 ~ Hoover
as 70 whether fhis sanss asusa ne
Ter "a ere EHsrynfees and Is the usr
cS military fnrcA shat has Aruo~ht
FAcu' fhe aiesensinm tn ana fTrssea
States Is -oi a1pa wnanrsnin5as 'ie
sesrne ia Europe
W Hnovar daclfred thas scorer a.
ls'sr the Tnised States ms rstfr
the treaty ~ Nersssiies - sonio form
s1e that ta1k ~ negotiAflns A sea
tTesfv WAS hnnk
The treatYaof Yersr isles. hn said
y the character Of lndeeen6erce of
FoitrH SEecho- -S3ovai8a apa TavIsrf
and fhe warrant ~ irrrssse8 nation
a. territory of several Great psfions
and they are not Sninc in re.oDen
ciscussinn as 20 efaeir titles ID is
The guarantee of the aasarmsmaet of
four grest sutnrrsct1s and no Fnrrs
pean nation W going 70 risk thelr
revival II iE a wnrtrArs Apor the
enemy states, and thew gre no. 70
ing 10 offer The opportunity 10 Ger.
many Austria Hunrsry. Tnrker aa6
BuaEsras % esrsne their dsh-s ay in.
u1gue al new pesce conference.
The leagne q nations oonrent is
a. essential psrf r. TIE treaty
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sNlpHR sHoors SURGEON.

Hamilton. O.. June 2s--Charles ).
sts9emsnn. police surgeon, was Killed
BY snpers in pitched battle between
officers and the Beicn family north OF
the city early today.
James Bolen fired the shot which
and !; IS believed he viii die. Ice
and Elm Bolen arc under arrest.
James Bolcn fired the aoht which
killed The officer according 10 the
police.
Tire trouble started following an
investiastior BY tire police % dis
turbanee there last night. Officers
armed with riot guns surrounded the
house this morning ard stepemann
and Detectives Dulle and Jones
started up the steps 20 make ,eh ar.
res' when, the police say 6oien open
ed fire with shot gun,
Ore o. the snipers WAS said TO he
woman.
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peeinalna iuls ist snd soA'lAa
sae unta N, tigat q HoNenhef lhe
followed haalne hoaga iaisYsiAi
! ~. rtaWlaf custom wfil eiwe AZ
ngioek eaeh gewinH wish taH 'N aN
ton mmaaer " q iats ns tlana
afnrea will famAla opcn iN Hinn
n'g}erk tho stores tara Nit eleaR
tiAfaNsr & S.sehl tem tenk'Ns hui
Ten ufDtssfH y q gMtt Nfa cleAaA
snH,n4nv tutheie vs. hlNN MAap
nAva llrls. tnaoferiei v a NJ
Woinberrnr. t.g Fenl0n anA hrs#a
NhaWff NnNstgsaa Mas retugHttl
from Crescent who're Me- wARt Sn eel
lnrt aanse avllmaauM Neraemal taxes
'Yau will Blesse teil thW pegNe
haye aent nnt tho laet appeal to
anA pAy lae delinquent i4iA wf3as
tax Va seiA TODAY FROM HNw A.
/ shaft eracs aowm va the deilAaueN 1
and ntake shpm eagnv lhfNeh Nlt
tho costs sufgleieut nollse hsa hee
slven al
~ v Wclaeh hupeflHiaadNN M
ghe Ft smith a Western mad t n na
railroad nnes was "a Nutagi laaf
nlNhg and to-day lnapettlHe leta, e8W
dltiuas ite has made tsrfav ~
ths egep conditions hgtwean tiWfhfle
and ~ eNMo and aays the trAp p ihe
iafEeal "a yuaM and That hls Fsad
viii handle afeat many eaf load
lots ,hia summer ~ also says
lha, his rosd has a spFplas u ears
un hand
Harvey Nalchetf has res ieHi hla
commission ia county commander q
lhe American Legion ~ = vefy
proud ~ hls autographed commits"
slan and VIII haNiu work immnd a'elg
un survey Vt IL llaean. taf
nsef 0uthtie nan e. state commander
81 tNe Legion ana Harold raes ls
commander ~ tNitron poet "a thie
eity WitB tNfa bunch f g0aa tv
lowa az tho halm aomeihlnw will hr
dolns al af the time ia Gulhtle aHd
Logan
only two mamiaca ileeusaa wers
lssned hy Court Clerk Mra &aal ge
day These were eiven thH 10Y TIA
pers tiemeHia sauHeAo 81 anal
Cieofua rlaneo hafh feaidpnfs ~
New Mexico 1'bla tennle wera Hu
Hea ln wedlopA fy rMher iaha "a
tine catholic church Foster lieeman
aa and CAthayine Whitley 81 hnfh niI
Oklahoma cry
Funorai aerylcea fUf l4e lAte
Nfb Mafy A Davis who di~i eealef
day "A thn hona ~ her 3aawhteg
Mrs Vie Ions. win ha haid h iAa
Long mome 81 $50 saturday nufp
iug Tho body wili he hiqsed tn
Para ullunla where iuiermanf VIII
hc mrda lu the tamily cemeteiY
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Stolen Liberty
Bonds Recovered

Nee~ York. June zs.--F fly three
Liberty bonds- sssre7asina $4,000
feUrS o. tour ren, srresten to-day.
were Ss4o 70 rave beer fcentifsed
as part ef securities taken fron p
bark ~ cFsslcr. Me- enich ~as
leste5 May 20 lsst Identification
s~ss ee.s5iisAsc through tire FED
ersl reserve systerr. the poiice
STATED.
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~ NOMINATED. ufRtntIu.
ul mN \, rnon ANY wiiI
m IllI OIL AnnMAN'S
Rt MIN. MATE
WILLING TO ACCEPT
MAOO0's WITHDRAWAL
NAL FIGHT VIII nf ~
TWEEN cox ~ "NII"
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MOI IN ~

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Noon sinner Killed
BY Rcpenue Menf

okmuiaec. June 25~reh body o.
John Evans. otherNise known as
"eip Bill.H an alleged moorshiner
OF this vicinity, VAS found shot
through bogh legs lsst night ~ peep
Fork. near Reaas According io
Chief Of Police Moidrum ard Dep
u.y Sam Doyle, who found the body.
Evans had been shot the day before
and had evidently hled 10 death.
The body lay s5out 30 yards from
. 20 gallon still and aawed off
shotgun WAS thrust down into the
trousers Because of this the police
believe he had made up his mind
not 20 be taken again. ife was ar.
rested iasf winter on charge ~
aistiillna Illicit whisky and sersed
term in the county isil,
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Pine Bluff, Afks iunn 20 Local
aVitchmen and yardmen on the
Cotton Bel, and Missouri Pacific
began quitting work today 80 their
runs Ended following the discharge
late yesterday BY the Cotton Eeit
o. r G, Bfumley, president Of the
local yardmen's association formed
Wednesday night Tho association
has So members
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ct Nut\ ,\n SrRlktRS N
MANY SECTIONS TERROR
IN PEOPLE. XIII AND
isiSitstN PROPERTY
BOMBS USED IN
ATTEMPT TO KILL
S\iptRS ~ ONO CITY Kill
i'ut4itt ~ it,,fu\. luu
SHOT IN PITCHED RAI-
TIE IN STREET


Tulsa, June 2a.-~6unmen lsst nlnht
catered the Texas company flllru
station Va the west part of tho city
end hcid up and robbed Giles paw.
sen. atseHdent 81 $50 in currency. a
large anoan, o. silver and si63 IN
checks. and escaped
Bandits also appeared On the ccun
Try Club drive Where Albert rroveiha
was robbed q TO cents, sll ne
noesesxec
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-25
"HREAkERS AaEApp roo
MUCH FOR eoY
SEEKING TO WE'D

Miami Okla June 2a When the
cierk here refused io rraut mar.
riage llcenas 70 al lsyearold 10Y and
"a liyeapold giri the latters mother
gave the CLERK such a tongue Ianhlng
that The prospective bridegroom FAINT.
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