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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-16
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sRgAD THAT, MR.. COX"
AND MR.. cox DID READ

A little Incident connected with can.
Atdats Gers recent campaign visit
Z, New York indicates that the Demo
cratic nominee 10 striving to forget
certain iudiscreet editorials which ap
peared In his newspaper. the Dayton
News, before the owner Of the paper
sspirsd TO the Presidency.
Az the Democratic nominee was
Isaviug the Hotel Commodore after
luncheon q commercial traveller forced
his way through the throng of curious
spectators and thrust into Mr.. Co.'s
hand an editorial clipping which prov
cd to be his denunciation Of the
commercial travellers Of the United
etateA "Read that, Mr. Cox" com
manded the travelling man. The Demo
cratic candidate unfolded the frayed
column Of newspaper matter, glanced
a the heading, scanned the first para
graph, flushed scarlet TO the ears and
crumpllng the offensive aud offending
editorial In his fist mumbied some
thing which none OF those near him al
the time would repeat and hurried Il
his waiting automobile.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-16

He stood In the door and watched
the world wake up--his world; the
only world he knew. A half sleepy
twitter here and there among the
trees; croak down by the waters
edge; a squawk over In the bayou; and
on the higher ground trlll now and
then Of distilled witchery-he knew
them all, every voice. A crow wal
lowed along In the purple light and
rasped the silence with his raucous
call. He was answered by another
from somewhere across In the bot
toms. The woods lifted Its thousand
voices: a multitude shouting, as at the
coming Of q hero. And the hero was
at hand. The gates of dawn opened
and he drove in. Bronze turned to
gold; the hills away In the south barred
their heads; soft breeze crooned
along over the trees and blew out the
morning star.
In the early light the Pearlhunter
searched the ground about the door
step for any tracks that might have
been left by the night prowler. In
the hard and moldy open ground he
found the marks Of a boot. The heel
had only touched the ground once OF
twice. He was struck by Its small
size. II was said by some that the
Red Mask had been a gentleman and
nm artist before he took TO the road
The Pearlhunter could well believe II
for certainly no other boot In the Flat
| woods could leave print so small.
The heel had been somewhat worn
SO that The nails protruded slightly
They had left very distinct row o
| prints around the edge Of the mark
The track was made by the right boot
! He hunted one of the left. No nall
showed. From the circumstances h
concluded that the outer heel-cap o
the right boot had come of. allowing
the nails to protrude.
II would be hard to say what trail
of thought the finding of the heel prin
plunged the man back into as h
Strengthened and stood crumpling tn
two patches of stiff cloth In his hand
His gray eyes and passive face wer
hard to read. An old broken croc
lay against the cabin near the steI
He picked II up. turned II upside
down over the heel print and wen
back into the cabin
He kindled fre In the cook stov,
and when ne had II going goO'
dropped both masks In and watche
them burn TO Understand afterwar
raked the ashes.
The Pearlhunter. with the hors
sense 20 years Of hard knocks hn
beaten into him. knew that this VIZ
his day--hls one first day-hls
seize; to have: to hold.
Five thousand dollars; gray gho
Va the ensy chair In the cabin OF Il
fhrce gables; a girl that trusted" hi
and the big day goingl It wi
enough to make mNn restless.
The forenoon was nearly gone whe
! through the trees up the river,
caught the bright CLINT of the sun up'
oar blades. Even Mt that distance
knew the craft--Loule Solomon's Ion
white ax-oared skin.
4 Broom In hand, the Pearlhunter W
: making a prodiglous dust and clatt
among the chairs and boxes when &
pearl buyer, short and pudgy--Jt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-16
"veIi, How Much You Want 1T"

flushed and studied his man. Who
was this Pearlhunter. anyhow
"vell, how much you want itr'
II told you"
The Jew ridiculed the idea with his
hands.
81 fought you make me some fool
ishness. You dondt can meant lit"
you've got good chance to ind
out"
The Jew stopped again over the
pearl, rolled It about upon the plush
cushion inside the tiny Jewel case. took
a small pair OF calIpers from his vest
pocket and measured 1t, not only to
determine Its size but Its roundness as
well. The old banker looked across
the table and winked at the Pearl
hunter--a very distinct and unmlstak-
able wink. A dry grin puckered the
young mans eyes. It's not every pearl
fisher that gets wlnked at by banker.
solomon looked up after while
and Growled.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-16

In 1904 one Of Mr. Cox's newspapers
announced the army o. travelling saies-
uss 10 -unmitigsted bores" What
would bs say now that he drsires heir
ep>sst-Bsuth Bsnd (IAd,) Tribune.
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ITO BE Contlnued)

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
REbOlD To MAKE PROBE
OF RETAIL PRICES
State Fair Price Commission to
Send Out Agents, Alleged
Proiiteering in overalls
IL Reported

Grocery and clothing prices ln Os
lahoaa Guy viii be investigated hv
tho state fair price commission. John
II Rehold. director, said this week
Tciegrame hsva heen seut hy Nr
Rebold 20 all fair price committees IN
Oklahoma eiIica calling tor rvp0Ww on
Nrices and evidence. II any. OF preft
tenring The activity nj the state com
mission Is IA line With ihe thirty day
Investigation 81 pficon promised hq iha
department ~ Justice it ia heiievca
although STR Rebela did NOT eay thai
reports on conditions NJ OEiahoma
weuld b. Submitted to the authorities
az Washington
Particularly Mr. Rehold said tha lu-
vestlralion would cover sugar. flonr
and new polatoea and an inquiry into
reported profiteerlae ln ovefans rhn
overall wearing movement n said "a
have heen accompanied by d rapid AL
vance in price according 10 MIR a.
bold who says hn proposea 10 stress
the clothing inqulfy on this rariicu
lar item
M reports haze bcen made yat ta
the state commission aud no tpeelfr
complaints have beon flied, Tho dHoc
tor eald No evidence ~ hoardinr ~
sugar has beon given lhc commission
he Baid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
A GUTHRIE NIGHT
At SUNDAY MEETINGS
Representatives Lolnl Churches
Have Accepted Invitation.
Special Cars and
Rates.

AZ a mectmg ~ representatives If
nd he Guthrie churches AZ Tho aapslai
church Yesterday evcalns & WAS a.
clded ip acoept thu invitation ~ th
ntlw Sunday meetings. guF reserve
a-ate fpr a owthfiv nssht Thr daia
will hn announced aA H8an ~ psnashie
hai probably viii he tho early uart
oi Werk after uexs
This invitation 81 esieuded tp the
whole cliy aud lho desae~ " 10 havv
every on" in inc rl't e. 50 wlio ean
rm hlF Eri amav Arrangements taF
reserve toais will ~ made fnr ali Who
wish them Also arrangements far
w@iai cars aud we arc IN hotea for
q special rate said A y Armstrong;
An lhe#e announcements viii he
made iater The cooperation ~ every
organization in toe city II deNlred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
REUNION COMES TO CLOSE
WITH TENDER or SECRET
Double Header Glass Geta Work
In Two Places Plans For Or.
phans Home Removal Rap
idly Maturing

VITA the mounting ~ fhe Thirty
second degree. Rnd tho disclosing ee
the Royal sncr~t. the spring reuninm
~ the scottish Rite will cone 20
formal eloae Thursday alght az ems
Temple \
The teams have heen working extrA
time since easly Wednesday, niornina
q keep IA eight % fhe schedule T'hg
handling of two giant clasaae togrther
win armnxlax FOR the ground break-
ing ceremonies have ~xwd the erer.
giea ~ Rite officlaln Degree work
ras haun performed ~ tha Temple,
while communications have been
she e~dcr Al the First Methodist
church
y - pFrdleted ihat within twelve
months time, the pgosans Temple wilt
be undergoing alterations 10 ~ tha
needs ~ Masonic home The con-
siatory members. almost 20 man,
are ready 10 vote for tho removal oe
thr state home from Darlington ia
Guthrie The farm AZ Darlington will
be- retained for aged Maaonm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
MiStook For
Robbers, THO
TuISans Killed

Tulsa. Okla, Nay q ,ff VI
fr'eo. ~ years old, rulsa frsn an.
was shot ard killed and Ffsd Isu.
llHg. tailor. seriously wounded BY ~
fieere near Ei tsno late wednss
nesday night when officers rplatook
them Tor robbers and the ruiss ~
thought the officers we're highway
men and refused 70 stop thoir csr.
The officers shot ihe lights or the
car before turning their weapona
on the occupants Tricr was ahes
through the brain ard taken 10 n.y.
an. Oklahoma. hrs home, white Jop.
ting was taken to an 81 Reno hospl,
tAi fpr treatment.
The men len Tulsa sunday nigh,
~ an automobile tor Ryan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06


tiun of perhaps a0ae0 annually will
be undertaken IN order 20 lnpuro ihn
proper eccnonlc and cultural develop
meni ~ the country.
IN addition TO formulating the poi
~ of American zi0nlata AZ tle world
NiohlN conference 10 be- hnld IN CARTS
bad csecho slosakia. beginning July
4 the convention here will take np
thh Paisntine rrconsirelion program.
Thse will include tho reclamation m
swamp and waste lnnd. irrigation.
undermining ~ Palestine cities. san
itaiion. fho building Of hnrhor AZ
Haifa and the establishment of cloth !
ing and Ghoe factories. oil and soap
plants and other Industrial and com :
msrcial enterprises.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
lnr Anaooiated rresn }

fIly Associated rressD
New York. May 6. - Arrang ganents
for the gradual immigration OF 1000
600 Jews to Palestine, following the
San Reno sessions OF the peace con.
ference which gave Coat Britain the
mandate over that country Tor the
establishment OF Jewish national
home land, will be discussed a. an
extraordinary session of the Zionist
organization OF America here n,A1
Sunday and Monday
The conference. which will be at
tended by 100 delegates from The
United States and Canada will be. II
Is said. "the most important and his
toric gathering OF jews ever held IN
America" Under the leadership OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
WOOD HAS sai vorrs

Chicago. May tcneral Leonard
Wood viii be nominated for president
a. the republican national convention
On the first or second ballots, accord
ing 10 the prediction of Fred u Stan.
lev ot wichita national committee
man from Kansas and vice. chairman
of the Wood eampaigu committees
The kansan's prediction comes I'm
mediately following announcement. ~
the generals success Ia tho Indiana
primaries where he registered ma
iorlts over Senator Hiram Johnson
ot California his nearest oapors snt IN
the Hooeier re enuhlican race.
Delegates Pledged fos Wood
MI stanley bases BIS prediction On
The dopsf Wood hiss more delerates
pledged 70 him publt'v than an c'hef
q o = awpirants.
Counting tbe thirty lndipna votes
and Is front Maryland obtained ,hla
week. wood ALREADY hAs 9et delegates
publicly committed 10 him" accord
Ing to the wtrhi,an.
This Is more strength than an
other candidates combined can mus
tor II requires ia1 votes 10 noml-
nate An additional l70 votes will be-
obtained during the next month"
III complimentary favorlte con
votes on the first ballot prevent wood
from having clear majority. there
~ no question bu, that ne VIII gather
sufficient strength on tho following
ballot 10 mako his nomination a Ger
tainty even before roll cali Is com
plcied
The results of The Indiana prl
marlcs Yesterday wero most saiisfao-
tory II was victory for sound RI
nublicanism and Indicates Wood ls
tho pop Ar favorite. His succcaEes
have made him the only logical re-
publican leader and he cannot now BE-
denied favorable verdict by the ma
tional convention when Il convoncs
here IN June
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
POETRY OF MOTION
DEPICTED BY STUDENTS
ST. Joseph s Academy Personnel
Presents the Upper Room
TO Appreciative Audience
at Royal Theatre.

Under the asiutc direction of Mfm
Laura g Barry OF 81 Louis. tha slu
dents OF st Joseph's Academy. stag
ed the Upper Room" az sNe Royal
theatre, Wednesday night The house
was crowded and the audience hlrh
~ appreciatlve Features ~ the en-
iertainment were tho slay and Peek
a. Boo dances and the bec and butter
ny dance, All fhe students In tfe
cast did exceedingly we'll. showing
the poetry u motion IN the original.
and likewise q hiRh degree Of under
standing OF the poetry og rythm and
rhym. Those sakins part were
fConfInued on paRef. Col 40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

which gave recognition 20 the age
long aspirations OF the Jewish peop'e
opens up the Immediate opportunity
20 them TO conquer through work and
organization that place for themselves
In the world OF civilization which has
been their hope for twenty centuries
place 10 express itself In accordance
with the traditions OF social Justice
and righteousness.
These principles. II Is said. Will
govern the new Jewish home land.
Political and civil equality, irrespec-
tive OF race, sex or faith of all in-
nabitants; equality Of opportunity
which. with due regard 70 existing
rights. shall tend 70 establish the
ownership and control OF the land, OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
wars ANn nHya 70 pArrlF

waahluafon. y e MaY aaasa
~ the nlurr 1rumineag detNe~ fatls
lraaers. mcnuiulY alarmed over lhp
pru@pect ~ wha, msxhl Be- aieaases
Qua vet and dFy fsmns ~ The aaH FRAN
essgn convention ara rarrtlne ~s~fF
effort today 80 vfleet sFuee whth
vii result IN sbe Awmus h~snM sg;lurvd
They are holding q aertea of eonfer-
enres with tee chlmfa ~ tha vaFhoia
dlseogians factions of she party ia
the hep" that the pFuhihlfInu question:
sin b@ tsaaapd over Ii ti4a dnmaeaiis
platform and thM no exprvastsn ha
made either way on thu l~wun - ~ nnt
30 alternate the veiwFw ~ any seetina
The dansnrana eiements arr heasaa
on tho one hand w Wlllani 7 Hrgaa,
aho would iike ~ mra tha democrat
~ on record for a vigvuua vnF0fea
mvHt ~ thr VNiNiead Las and On ttse
other Nv fi0verwr Fslwwba ~ Naw
trtaey and senator Fliirhenet ~ Ne.
hfAsha wha wtsnt He mSnimam
aerlsrailan for tleht wtnsa anil heef
N the tnfeaa represented nv thuWs
leaders shaali ast into a mw a. Han
t'ranelaca lhr paFtY engiswoea vvmtisr
something might heppea whhsh waalh
~ pnlii tha pariy that II woath tmvw
no chansa whatever for nucorn4 ia
November
President wfisen IA Hifepgaed a. bn
thoroughly eunvervant with thr daes
anrs ~ the vitnailon. and n ta tnAi.
Gated hy those frw pofsstne who err
iH bls confidence that ~ wilt e@mn
forward - tho prufug time with suea
Influence an w. ran mHafsr ta svft-
ptdal prohibition 80 far as paFsY
prohmucsment Ia concerned
IN thla the pfeaident has tlts baek-
lns ~ the admlnlatFsiion polAlfal efs
gantaew who have cstea the weli4
known noaliion taken ~ NJ wilson
nnme years amn when he waa Kevef
nor u New Jersey. thst prohibition
la a matter ~ Adcclalon ~ lacat aplloa
elections n folloes theu. they da-
elare that Il hes NO place M iha plat
form for nattanai elertlon
The situation thar " beinx explain
~ 10 NJ wet leaders Ia Fhnt 1t wlli hs
next n impossible Tor ihem 90 obtain
"A s,at plank ln the platform aHd that
their iuslsienes ls liable 70 fc@us ia
disaster wAA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06

Justice Brandies OF the United States
supreme court and United States
Judge Julian W. Mack. the organiza-
tlon Is expected to take immediate
action toward the re- establishment
Of the Jewish people in the Near East
after 1000 years or exile, thus bring
Ing 10 pass the realization OF the
movement begun 2s years ago by DIR.
Theodore Hcrzl. father OF po'itical
ZIonism.
In calling this extraordinary con-
vention which necessltatcd the post
|ponement OF the regular annual meet :
Ing which had been scheduled for
Atlantic City, beginning May 30. the
national executive said. The histor- \
Iic action at San Reno on April ~,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06


Az natural resources and of an public
utilities IN the whole people. applica
cation ~ the 60 operative principle 20
far as feasible In the organixaflou of
al agricnliqfal, ipdustriaL CONNER.
cial and financial undcrtakings ana
the establishment of fiscal policy
which shall protoct the people from
the evils Of land speculation and
from every other form ol fInanclal
oppression
Although millions ~ Jews. particu-
larry from EASTERN Europe are said
70 be prepared 70 leave AZ q m0meisn
notice. tho zIonistu say that mo mad
rush of immigrants will he permitted
TO flood Palestine. but that d we'll ~
glilated, carefully. scientific immigra.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
COMM \ISIS 10 BI
TRIED ~ CHICAGO

Chicago, May The deelaiou ~
Secretary ~ Labor Wilson chat Mam
bership IA the communist labor party
dues not consulate ground for de-
portatlon. viii not affect the trial
herp NEXT week Of William fsruas
Lioid and "a aAsocato members N
The party according 70 states Attor
ney Iioyne today
GORE TO SPEAK
Senator Gore wiil speak a. Federll
Park Tuesday evening April tk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
Supreme Court
UpholdS Lever
Food Con troll Act

jackson, Miss. May 6.--Judge ed
win Holiness OF the federal court
here today upheld the con%titui o.
aIity Of the Lever food control at
by refusing to issue an inIgnetion
restraining Y. J. Locke, fedsrai faIr
price commissioner for mIssissiLri,
from enforcing observance OF fair
price lists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
DEMOCRATS fu,i>r ~
~iDt~ItP PROHIBITION
N tOuI>t. NATIONAL
to>NE>rlO>s BRYAN
10 FIGHT
WILL TRY TO OMIT
WET AND DRY plANks
nAAI nOrI " WILSON
PRESIDENT ENrtttID 10
PREVENT PANTY FOL
tONl>. BRYAN Ois
tDN ARDS

News Navse. co~n., NAY Stew
aion % tne vslsssaa act se 80 70 pee
ma me n'anafsetare sra sals ~ beer
ana llgfs wires was favored hy ssse
democratic state convention to-day. A
rccemmsNdsslor AZ the state csNsrai
cemws,,ss THAT the cenrsesleus dale
astien 70 Sss Frsreisee no lnssFuessd
20 vote "a . unit, ~as rejected
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

The local fncsux snent of oda
Fellows viii hold a acGrec meeting
tomorrow night Al which tAe three de-
Eroes of the Encampment will he con
ferrsd on q large class of candidates
from the Guthrie and neiehhorine
hodges This will end The contvrine
OF degrees IN This branch cl Tho order
n Guthrie for the summer After the
degree work Is concluded lunch viii
be served
A letter necmlyed to-day hy sup
erinsendent Peak ~ tho city ~choolt.
from G. W TURNER. state high school
inspector states that tho Faycr hiEa
school of this city has bcen marked
accredited with 30 units In It's favor.
whlch is an exceptionally fina showing
and reflects much cr~da on the col.
ored high echool faculty and che sup
rrinicndent Il means thar students
who graduate from the separate high
school are prepared lo enter amy col
iege In the country
"A message from Stroud this az
ernoon stated that q cyclone has Wis
tied that section uf the country and
much dsmesc was done 60 the rural
districts So far no reports OF cas-
Ualities have been received. Many
Guthrie people we're frightened when
the big black cloud appeared travel
ing rapidly from that direction How
ever Il proved 90 be nothing but rain
and was welcomed.
Two thousand school children
Witnessed the parade and attended dhe
ceremonies az the park this morning.
The ground breaking ceremonies for
DE new Masonic cathedral were im-
,ressive II il estimated couesrva
lively, that ten thousand people were
n attendance.
Churches ot tho city VIII hold
services Sunday In memory of Mother
Mothers Day will he observed this
year IN every church and many school
houses throughout the United States
4 white rose for mother. dead. and a.
'ed one for mother. living. will be-
worn
County city and federal offices
we're closed today from 10 60 and
everybody connected with them At.
ended the Masonic cathedral ground
breaking ceremonies At the park
stores and banks generally also wafe
.losed during those hours. The day
vas pleasant and thousands thfonRed
he streets.
With the breaking OF ground tor
he million and half dollar Masonic
'athedral today. the building activity
u Guthrie began IN earnest Many
nore buildings will be erected this
ear and contracts for at least fltty
lew residence properties already hav
,eeu let L. T. Beland Is building a
lrick block on Harrison and Jack
rearney will soon began building on
lis vacant lots on Oklahoma avenue
'ast Of tho Kress store. II Is certain
hat the Elks will build their proposed
lOme this year ani Jsikc Douglas has
than he will make many ad
litioDs 10 the Pioneer mills Moses
Neinbcrger also has decided 20 build
wo brick buildings on his east OKLA
iona avenue lots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
JURY HAS FATE or
BANKER SLAYER IN HANDS

BloomL.eton m. May Tho case
OF Edgar slrause. charged with the
murder of Bcrnn M Meade, Peoria
banker. went TO the jury this morning
The trial has lasted about five weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-06
TO INVESTIGATE CAMPAIGN
EXPENSES or ALL CANDIDATES

Washington. May G.--Invcstigation
OF all presidential campaign exDendi
lures. republican and democratic. was
proposed in a resolution introduced
today by Senator Borrah