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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-17
ESTRAY

ESTRAY-One chunky white mare.
Weighing 1900 branded EN-. also
bay chunky mare weighing 1900
With white face. randed EN-. Not
ify +. N. Ward, Nlrrows. Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-17

FOR sALE.-A limited supply OF No.
fence posts and gate posts. In
quire at Geo. Hagey Store or q. J..
Billings. 3-20u.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-17

FOR SALE--tiood seed barley. 3.
whiting. Burns. Oregon. Phone
No. SF66. 33-27-N
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Ths Robert Glen ranch n fsctisa
IN. =. ~ H., R10M r.. fes asle NJ
e11OO.O0 cAsh.
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FOR sIIERIFF.

A. X. RICHARDSON
The evening world., 1920-12-22
AMERICAS AUTO
SHOWS ATTRACT
MANY EUROPEANS
Foreign Manufacturers viii
Study Progress Made by In
duStry in This Country.

One OF the outstanding features OF
the Twenty first National Automobile
show. which win open in Grand Cen
tral Palace, Saturday, Jan. s, to con
tinue until Saturday, Jan. 15,Rwill oe
the great number of Foreigners who
will visit New York for the display.
The National Automobile Chamber Of
Commerce, which sponsors the Ma
EOnal Show here as well as in Chi
c2Eo has been notified that persons
prominent in the automotive Industry
from practically all parts OF the NOr.d
Will be here 70 loUK over the latest
In American car design and ing .nts
There iS a good reason for this, II
principally lying IN the fact tina, DUR
ing the four " ars of war in Europe
there was practically nothing done in
developing the moor car. Now tndt
there Is a chance for the industry to
resume abroad the foreign manu-
facturers are looking to see what
America has accomplished, and for
this reason representatives Of many
countries will visit the show Al.
ready s. A. Miles, general manager
of both shows, has received letters
from France, Belgium, England,
Italy, South America and Canada.
Every State in the Union will be
represented at the exposition
Mr. Miles spent last week in Chi
cago attending to some details of the
Windy City Show, hut has returned
to New York, and Is now completing
all matters pertaining to the Palace
exposition.
There will be eighty-eight manu-
faCtuTers OfsmOtOr cars in this years
exposition. The several hundred
models to be displayed will show
many changes in body lines and inn
provements will he noted in motors
also. Many of these are the result of
war experiments, and they were not
fully developed for last years show.
The attention of visitors to the
show win surely turn to engines this
year. A summary of the manufac-
turing field, including some 200 makes
of cars, shows that 37la per cent. use
four cylinder engines; "a per cent
the siX-Cylinder type; 6la per cent
the eight cylinder design, and per
cent. the twelve cylinder model
These statistics are based on the type
of engine used and not on the guam
tity of cars produced.
There is no doubt but that each
type Of engine has It's Intrinsic value,
but many manufacturers have made
a success in developing and Concen-
trating on the one particular design
they believe best for their product.
The automobile show gives the motor
ca Nus at a chance to compare
all { within a few hours.
The evening world., 1920-12-22
Brazil IS CORDIAL
AS COLBY ARRIVES
Greeted by Government Leaders
and Is Dinner Guest OF
President PeSSoa
FP TOVis SeibOid.
Copyright 1876 %, the Prss Pub tshina 20.
The New York World

(Special Cabc Despatch to The NoTld.l
RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 21.-The
American Secretary Of state Balm
bridge Colby, paying an official visit
It" Plesldent PessOa, arrived at Rio de
Janeiro this morning in a. blisterlng
hot sun, reminiscent OF mid-Augus, in
New York. The u. S. S. Flo. ida,
with the secretary and his party. was
met at sea by brazilian cruiser and
escorted. into the harbor.
Guns from the Io.tress doomed and
,lngs bedecked the sn.ps to nonor the
secretary. A tlock ot dirplanes circleU
uV erhead The secretary was y.I-
coned by Ambassador Morgan
staff, and by Crag Wadswor
retaIy OF the emodssy at us
Ayres, but temporarily atta,A, tu
the mission.
The landing Of President Wilson's
personal representative was charlc-
terized by an exchange of salutes and
a file of marines mixed the two ma
tion's colors. The party was taken
to Guanabara Palace, the former
home of Princess Isabel, daughter OF
Dom Pedro. the last Emperor Of
Brazil The palace, which contains
sixty rooms and Is modelled after the
lie Petit Trianon, Is being used by
the republican Government for the
entertainment of the visitors. The
last notable entertained there was
King Albert of Belgium.
The dignitari.s who welcomed
nd 81
dent Tzevedo, President Of the Cham
Der Of Deputies Dr. Bucno Brando,
President Of the Supreme Court
Herminlo Desprito Santo, Minister Of
Fore gn Affairs Marques and others.
After luncheon the Secretary. eS-
corted by Gen. CrOnkhite and Ad-
miral Bassett, his military and naval
aides, paid a formal call on President
Pessoa. Secretary Colby dined with
the President tonight, when the first
exchange OF courteses occurred.
The reception to the American SEQ
retary of State was most cordial. No
popular demonstration occurred in
the streets. Rio citizens are friendly
hut not particularly enthusiastic,
The pro- German element, which Is
very influential In Brazil, either IN
dicated indifference or yelled hostu.
ity to the American President who
influenced the decision against the
lmperia, German Government.
Newsp" pers n th.s clty are ex-
tremeiy friendly in welcoming Colby.
They have devoted much space t.
eulogistic praise Of aim personally
and in lauding the OBJECT Of the mis-
son. Two Jr three leading Journals
describe Colby as the leading diploma
OF America and praise his recent ex
change Of notes with Mexico and
Great Britain. The frank attitude Is-
sumed by the Secretary has made
very favorable impro ssions on officials
The evening world., 1920-12-22
EnNrEITEn-

"a sS1n the Philadelphia RecorI)
Mrs. Muggins-Some men seem to
think they can accomplish anything.
Mrs Buggins-Yes, isn't It ridiculous? 4?
have even seen an old bachelor try. ng
to aInuse a baby.
The evening world., 1920-12-22

Of the Brazilian Goveruman, HIS
declaration to newspapers - landln
that his mission vas manly oayini
the call of one gentleman m sncthe'
on behalf of President Wilson is pal
ticularly commended Statement
mad by him 10 he Brazilian l'rCsideIN
and Foreign Minister Marques durinr
calls this afternoon have served u
deepen the feeling Ot umty toward
hIm. He made II perfectly plain IN
these conversations that President
Wilson Is determined to earnestly
cement friendship between the tinted
States and Brazil as previously re.
Elected IN speeches and coinnunica
tI,u rs to Brazilian authorities.
IN I"sldCnt PcsSuo and other Govern
ueI, 1tiic ais were unrescrycd in their
praise Of the Presidents uniform
courtesy and effois to promote the
best of good feeling. Mr.. Colby
brought with him n letter to Presiden
PessOa from President Wilson express
sing the sincere regret Of the latter
at being unable to CONE in person t.
return the call OF the brazilian Presl-
dent Aside from the dlscreetly un.
frinedly attitude of pro-Ggrman and
a small percentage of Italian citizens
the feeling toward Mr. Wilson ana
the United States is unmistakably
cordial and sympathetic,
The Secretary will remain in Rio
until Friday night. Elaborate prep
arations have been made for his enter
tainment. Tomorrow he will deliver
the most important speech of his stay
TO the Brazilian Senate and visit
tire Chamber of Deputies and Supreme
Court He wall also entertain the
Brazilian Cabinet at luncheon at
rrup ENn Dolapr Frhnraday Tht
American colony at Ru numbers
1900, and the American Chamber OF
Commerce will entertain the Srcretar,
on the same day.
? On Friday the Secretary will enter
tain Brazilian officials and society on
the Florida. Grape juice will be sub
stltuted for rare vntages usually
served IN honor Of the SecretaryS
visit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
RELATIVES OF SOLDIER
|O[lD TO GET CERTIFICATES
French Memorial Services To Be
Held By lie Bron Post Al
First NJ Y Church.
March 7

lie Bron Post No ~. American le.
sion. ~ill hold French memoFial
services Al The fFsi Methodist chrfsh
on March a. p m a. which ilme
Preach memorial certificates ain \"
Ttyen TO he nearest at hin Of soldiers
who lost sheir hses IN the service
Rev J A calian. Post ehspisia u
he I.ebron post and paster q sha
Frsi Methodist chaFch. 3ill deliver
the memorial address
The following named persons w~ll
receive certificates a. of neer>-' sia
Thomas : nsauey. coyie: Nj Hen
Mcilron. Mulhan. Mr. Fiorain An
dyews Nulhall Mrs iailie Bra~n
KILLER. caihnr Nrs. nealah Reese.
Guthrie Mr Henry G. Aeon Mnl-
hall Mrs tpcise Terrell Guthrie.
Mr.. John " smnley, Crescent M
Edward .yagts. Muihail Mr. Mary
Whitman. cA'rfe. Mr. wilneri W
Rhac. Crescent NJ Charles " lhl-
lsr. Mu'han Nfs nculAh AsMmn
Crescent Mrs Emil l. liirsehi
Gnihrle. Rev Geo. q. Niehals Hu.h-
rle. airs Elsa y cnnard. creeccn
Mrs. Ariie nandon. Mefidl~n; Ne
Lincoln Paisley Navina NJ lnlns
Dedr.sk. Cir snN Mr. j. \ wall
lace. Guthrie, Nrs Henrietta kan-
cable. unshrl Mrs Matte Mlilian ..
fangxion. Ms Morrow G Gofaoa.
MnlhaIl. MI Geo G HYDE, Mmlhall.
Afs neheecA rempey. Ga'@u4. Mr.
J. ''i nningea. Sflrndo. Mrs. ie'bocea
iia' she'll Meriean. Mrs fpka 'lart.
q. vi.
Commander "A W James SAYS
~I.y' pbndy cordially invited lo
Nicra thsee s.rsiccs and especially
'ae hove msniioned rersoa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
POISON OLIVES IN
NINE STATE CITIES
Health Official Traces Shipments
OF Ripe Olives To III Reno,
Gushing and Other
Places

Oklahoma Cily Fsh ~ OilYes
believed to be- dangerous for human
consumption have heeA shipped "a
ninc cities IN Oklahoma according
a. word received BY nr A u Lewis
state health commissioner from the
Kansas city afiice o. federal BUREAU
oi food aad drug insrrstlon
According 20 he Information fum.
ished Dr Lewis .dlstrlbu,lon has
been made ID VI Reno. Ava. Tulsa,
llenrfciia MeAlesier. HafllesNille
Gushing aud Nask0ges
The olives we're ssW dlfesi 10 70
iah grocs1r ati nct io Wholesale
houses IN the cities mentioned. ac.
cordlng 20 nr Lows .nfMm nion
some of them are ripe olives and oih-
crs are of the stuffed varlci, Doth
kinds are packed s. rsss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
CARRIER BOYS OVERCOME
WITH GAS At tIOMt

Harry and Billie Walker. Daily
Leader carriers, and sons of David
Walker, il2 South Maple street. came
near bcing asphiSaicd ~ gas a. their
homo early this morning. Both are
very ~ from eas inhalation. Billie
suffering slight hemhorrhage.
He was unconscious for awhile Mrs
walker went into the boys room early
this morning and lighted tfc gas stove.
The boys we're called bat fell asleep
again. The gas was in some way ex-
tinguished ani fumes soon filled the
room. Mrs Walker rusaed the Ia
into the fresh air. They fsinied and
fell TO. the ground This afternoon
the boys were very much snproved
Both are very bright your men and
very faithful 10 duty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
CROC[Rs CHARGE TOO
MUCH FOR SUGAR?
Food Commissioner Secretary
Says Retail Price Should
Not Exceed 10 Gents
the Pound

Grocers generally 'hroaahout th'
state have been exacting To-, great
margin Of profit on sugar. n. l..
Rogers. state fair price commissioner,
said IN statement today Rogers
Is in the city to take a survey Of
the stores here. The secretary stated
TIE commission Is not able TO get the
facts Oh these cases without coop
GRAFTON hy the public.
Sugar bought between November
and February cost the most. the
statement says. aud adds that laid
down In the retail stores the cost
was approximately Il cents a pound.
Rogers says the grocer should only
charge profit OF 2 cents pound.
and to charge more is proflteering.
Lower prices for sugar in the near
future were predicted by Rogers be-
cause OF the bulk OF Cuban sugar
which Il now reaching the New York
market. and which is mitch cheaper
than acne sugar from Louisiana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
J - - 1l'777la1as18la-l1sl =
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

london Dofinlie statements
made IN the lobhr % lhs hoaae of
commons that Alr Auckland Geaana.
minister Of hationai service ana 70.
construction wosd be appointed
British embaasador 20 the United
States
Washington President wiisan.
replying 10 thn entente psemlrrs on
The Aarlatic question. adhered 10 hls
previous decision that anlesz me
terms of settlement BE- returned 20
he PROVISIONS of ne agreement Of
December p ne mast lake undss
serious consideration" the ~ltharawsi
~ lhs ir@lY ~ v~rnAlilss ana the
frrnch aiilaner frum toe senate The
corr~spoudsnee between the presi.
dent and the pfemlefs vas made pub.
iic BY the state department.
New York Plans for The opet.
siloa ~ thres fans-conJtnsntal dir.
lsibie airehlp lines scr fease ln tho
middle wesi announced Kansan city.
Tulsa. okiahona cily. Fori Worth
and Memphis uil b. among tho
piacss firai routed
-OklAhoma city The senate
committee On consultation and coa-
stituflonai appointments presented a
majority report rreommsnding hat
iha federal womaa snfinse amend.
meni b. aahmitisd 10 a refffenaun,
vote IN he August primary. A ms
nofifY renosl submiifed recommended
- psssaxe og the house Joint Feaa.
lution fatifsns The amendment.
w wsshiaRioa uadsr the terms
of the house army reorganization btu
prssenfed b. Chairman Kabs cf ths
rslhiary affairs COMMITTEES. eight
thousand fswef officers fhan sskss
for BY the war department are pro-
vided The shsrpsat cut l. made IN
fte avisiioH service. although all
branches sfe affected
Milwaukee Hliehls Mitchell.
~ Milwaukee scored . fsehnicsl
knockout oser lev Edwards. light
weight Champion ~ Australia.
Paris lienerai Pierre August
Roaues. former minister a ssr. died
New fofk Hohsrf . coxan.
engineer for the DcFofrsss Radio aud
Telephone company ~ ossinIny. an
nounced ~ rad talked b. wireless
telephone with points In North M
sota. 800 miles away. IN Kansas and
and that they had heard him very
veil
New York Anna Alice Chap
IN. wfller. Who collabofslsd IN writ
Ins the iibrr,to Of babes In Toy
land" died.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
QUESTION F0LL|ES GIRL
TO LOCATE MUCH LOOT
Gotham Sharpers Who Grabbed
S2,300.0o0 Are Being Held;
Bonds Of All Kinds
Stolen

New York. Feb. e Confessions
that they turned over 10 Nicholas Arm
stein. alleged head Of The $50 o 1000
Wall Street bond robbery plot. at least
t23c0,c0o In stolen securities have
been made. II was announced NJ the
District Attorney office today hy Joe
and Irving Gluck. also indicted in the
case. These confessions are said 10
have been made because the Gluck
brothers were Glitter over their treat ?
ment hy Arnstein. w6o. they said,
held ont" on them
One OF these Wall Street mcsaene-
ers told Assistant District Attorneys
Murphy and Unger. who are prosecni
Ing the bond robberes. that he stole
81 100000 worth OF bonds and inrne !
them over TO Arnstein Other boya
are said TO have given hlm another
$500 900 worth.
The transfers OF the securities are
Continued on Page s. Col. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
O[RR MAD[ GRAND
MASTER OF MAsONs
Secretary o. Rite Bodies Honored
With Election To Head Of
Big Lodge. Annual
Meeting Ends

wish ,ha election Of new Officers
FOR gbs ensuing gear, me annual
meetgs n the Masonic grand hodge
closed az the temple Thursday evs
aims
Friday school 81 Instruction s.
being held Tor masters and waniens.
Tho annuas mesilng was r.ple,e
s4sh proniahle work. Nearly Dua
grand lodge members attended ,he
session
IN ihc election 81 officers. ffaaS
nefF secretary OF the consislors
todies "a ihis valley. was ea,s.n
grand master
This Is worthy comnli neni wor'h-
liy bestowed No Mason IN he slate
has done more for the order than
nerr he is active. vigllant. faith
fnl "a duty and is personally acQrsni-
Cd With more Masons In America
than any other man rndcr his si-
nee Ion the grand lodge will maNe
"a sreaier rrogress
tiHtf ttiitffN tNAtfN WIZ
renuty grand master James II
Patterson. Prague senior warden,
Leslie ~ Swan. Oklahoma CITY.
junior warden. Frank L. WALTON,
Muskogee grand secretary. W ~
Anderson, Oklahoma city srand
treasurer. A. ~ Palmer. Ardmog.
senior deacon. " r. stewart. shat
tuck sraad junior deacon. r. NJ
House. Bristow grand Chanlsin. "
N SeNson. McAlesier. grand pible
bearer. Wm J Oakes. Grant g,and
]. +. u MouriqGand.
Homestead grand Sword bear.f. Jss
5. Faith Okmulgee grand tyler, u
: Mitchell. Guthrie Grand matshaii
lno y Plnmb. Prague, grand seninr
steward G. Laporte. weiumha
grand junior steward. C. Sect.
Dnrant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
What 1t Means To Haze 4 Tag on Your Motor Car -

This year the state license tax on
motor vehicles will bring in about
sI.s 4. .eoo.oo Up TO November 18th
the amount collected for automobiles
and trucks Was 1881 .oc0co. aside
from the tax paid by dealers and ny
owners OF tractors
The growth Of the motor industry
may well be illustrated ty the In
crease in the amount OF license tax
paid into the state treasury. for not
wifhstanding the diversion of large
proportion of all manufacturing plants
10 war production. there has been a
steady rise in the totals at the receiv-
ing office Of the state highway de-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
MEAT AND DY-PR0O / S
ALL THAT IS lEf {. HEM
a iiIsDltiIO> pflsr Al
~ RETAINED ~ Iiif
C0t'iir ron pisOtta,-
IlO< ~ EVENT ~
tNMOt fI-tcI ~
ItfrtRl


waahlrusaa. Fsb ff-~rAs sgssss
asesss under which ~. sba five
pssssrs afs ssrs~er ssieisss fvem
seesoina ie sag ilns of nsssnsss ssn
e. than thss ~ handling rasss ard
pFesues. ~aa tiled TODAY sa ths Ole,
trsct az ceivwhis supreme sovrt \.
:, Was aaswstssa ny Attorney asr.
sfai paimss. ~ha ssid u removes
ths msesss ~ sc~tfnl % esFsissss
Industries by the h,c fss ana sar.
tines their seslvltiss IN future 10 the
huslnsss ~ distributing meat ard 80
~ products"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27

ed ont lntrleacy was the chief draw
back. for - a matter of fset the new
law did not faiee the tax % a poini
commensurate witn the tar levied of
other propfiy IN most localities. Fur-
thermore. the objection eas raised
that the owners OF low priced csrf
received the worst Of Il. and every
Ford born in the state Was honklnr
~ soon as the Legislature adjourned
Under the nes iar about = third
OF the license tan Tas 10 be used In
paying of the tonds which we're to
be voted by the state for road build
ing TIE motor owners waited un-
III the bond issue vas beaten. and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
PRINTING CRAFTS ~
CITY orc t\i/IU

Local Chapter Of tho United Typo
theiae OF America WAS offanixed IA
Guthrie today by Ceorge u Woodruff.
special representative The chapter
viii be- devoted 10 TOE Interests and
proiec.on ~ me pfinuna trades.
The members are Leader rrin-hg
Co. Co-opefatlyc Publishing Co.
Oklahoma Printing Co.. A Caikius
and y A Axieli n r li7rmon vas
clerted president and } \ caiklns,
secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27

partment. Under the present Law.
si5t.53,47 was collected in 1915:
fs77o3s.o2 In 1916: ssso.g70 81 In 1917
and tl.lo7.5ss9o in 1918. Next year
in the same proportion. the amount
vii; reach t2.eoo.0oooo.
But the owners OF tho motor veri-
cles are ahead. at that. They paid
no advalorem tar. and in nearly all
cities and towns In this state the rate
OF taxation. II applied would amount
to more than the license tax In some
of the cities, where the state. county
and local tax runs up to 20 mills.
with an added Is for sinking funds,
the difference is very wide. Instance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
Public Game Rooms
Where Booze Bars
Once 7hriped

New Ycrs. FEB. 2f.--rhe pub.
tic game room has replaced tive
bar room IN soms ks~ rork no.
tets. Guests nay NV spsra their
spAre time playing dcrirces,
checkers and the various card
games. Managers said toosy the
icss had met With ereat favor
among their patrons
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
LIEt TENANT GOVERNOR. \
PROMINENT IAN NtK-
SOLDIER s\D iW u
l.Ecl~i tT0lt> N.O
ptTl\t.iNfi.It.tlf
SUFFRAGE IS GIVEN
JOLT BY SENATE ACTION
NAY NOT utNE SMOOTH
SAILING ~ IiIE Upper
rRt\tH: No CHt\tt
ttpR AiDSul H\Ni.>I
SAT- RDAN
BULLETIN

Oklahoma City, Feb 81 Late
this afternoon CORPORATION Com
missioner camnbell Russell filed
sworn charges with the speaker OF
the house charging high state Of
ficials with grave crimes, II Is
stated from VIE state capitol
The charges i, is said viii be SEN
sational and are directed against
the pardon board. the governor,
lieutenant governor and four
members of the legislature, one Of
them republican. II also brings
into the limelight prominent
military man and LAWYER. il is
said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27

forty horse power car. costing g.. 2
10000 at present kst price: Under the
license system Il will pay 50 cents per
horse power. or $1,000 II y we're az
sessed. and tax paid on q a. on other
property. the owner would pay fi0s !.
20 at the IS mill levy Something
like that is the situation In several
Oklahoma towns
The last legislature undertook 10
readjust the motor tax law and passed
new act This contemplated gen
tie graduation on percentage basis.
and II II were possible 20 employ .
sufficient number OF bookxcepers the
plan might be very successfully work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
THE QUAKER MEETING
At BAPTIST CHURCH

This Quaker meeting wil, he a Pc
culi4r service. the first OF its kind 70
be held in Guthrie. Everyone invited
to attend. yOr will miss someth-
ing worth while n you miss.
In the sermon Tuesday night Mr.
Wade gave most consincing talk
and personal appeal to those who were
waverinz in their decisions There
was \ number OF conversions
A large crowd attended the store
meeting at Tom jenkins Yesterday
Afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
Girl I~t ipIS FROM
u. 4. DETENTION itONi

Oklahoma Guy Feb z7 Florence
Erwin. II. daughter of Mr ana Mrs.
= y Erwin. 1915 " rlih siresi. who
vac fined so by Police judge A y.
Mundrn Tuesday and seui 70 a deien-
ton hospital escaIed from a',"n l.
ants early Thursday. q saa reported
10 police
The rifl had been paroiee 10 ~
welfare board By judRe Mundfn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
Hio RAILWAY STRIKE
PUTS CRimp ~ PARIS

Paris. Feb. a. Railroad men AT
The eastern station in this city ccas, d
work at : O'Clock this morning and
the strike situation became worse at
the northern citation. Railrogi serv-
ice to suburban points was silil FUR
iher diminished with the exeep;lor
OF the line o3 the right banL II the
Seine TO Versailles. Railroad work
frs at Nice have struck. according
10 reports.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
eT1s TO Br sHlepGp
nv AIR HEREAFTER

Birmingham. Ala. Feb. = Trans
porlaiion difficulties Ia the shlpmeai
of bees over long distances for breed.
ing purposes. have been solved BY an
Alabama apiary wAieh announced to-
DAY that the arrangements mad been
completed 20 send 81 800 worth u
honey makers 10 northern Canada ~
alrplana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-27
GRAND COMMANDER
PRESIDEs 1T SESSION

DR.. Fred Clark Of FL Reno. Grand
Commander. Knights Ten plar, vas
in Guthrie. last nixht. snd preached
at meeting Of the Cosnmandery
Forney Foltz. Of Oklahona CITY.
and James J Oliver received the X T
degrees Rev. Budiong presided in
the station Of Eminent Commander
for the first time