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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn 0 6ti svetnicich, koupelna,
vyhfevni pee, krb a vse moder
ne zafizeno. Nalo8a Sc ma e.
1O2 ul. ved'e Boulevardu. Biz
81 sdeli j. +. Nejedlik Co.
110l5 Union Ave. Tel. Union
1861 II. Broadway 1856. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

OpVF NLUJI Dp -
"Nezapominejte, re vas dr.
Him VIC svc ruce a mohu vas tax
iehce rozmacknout jako sko-
tapku vojee, pravil pan Pull
ford hroznym hlasem ieste
hroznejSim pohledem, "Chce-
te mne dohnat k nejhorsimu 2"
Lady Trevorova sc zachve-
la, jakoby mela zimnici.
"Ne, net" septala. "Ale del
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

CHCETE-LI ST koupit lot na
ia ul. a Union, navStivte mne
hned. e. Lloyd, 1856 E. 40 ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

SAMOHRACf PIANO, apl-
ne move, 8 35 roly, velmi lev
ne ma prodej. Usetrite $3.50.
Mozno jej toz videti vecer.
Haste sc elsie 1854 Fulton
Rd. &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

CHCETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te sc dnverou
ma nejstarSiho a spolehliveho
ceskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana,
3612 e. 40 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-05

PRIJME Sc kovarsky del
mix. Haste sc u ,Johanek Tool
Co., +. 18th st. a Webster Av.
?
The Keota news., 1920-10-08
Escaped colnviet Returns.

Ogden, Utah.-Joscph Henry Mar
tin, who escaped from the Utah stnte
prison Mt Salt Lake on July 8. 1O1O,
where he was serving life term for
robbery, has voluntarily surrendered
tn Warden George A. Storrs here. He
told the warden that after due con-
sidcrntion he had reached the conclu-
sion that he should not have left the
prison. He had been working as
clerk in the prison cOmmissnry.
The Keota news., 1920-10-08
ATTACK UNSUCCESSFUL
SHOPS ARE BURNED At eALlNA.
CARE As RgPRisAL FOR At.
TACK ON BARRACKS.
Western N.w.p.per Union New. service.

western Newspaper Union News service
successful Sim Fcin raid To burn the
police barracks Mt French Park. coun-
~ RoscOmmOn, reprisals were carried
out In TINT neighborhood by police and
military In motor lorries. At Balina-
cure two shops aud the residence Of
farmer were burned by means Of
bombs and petrol. Many crops and
much property were destroyed. The
house aud furniture Of prominent
Gaelic leader also were burned. A
farmer was stabbed: there was con-
siderable shooting.
General headquarters states that
twenty soldiers surprised sixty civil.
inns preparing mn ambush on the
Cork. .l,nn,ion road. ON seeing the pa.
troll the civilians fled. One was killed.
Several sliotItins aud ammunition. ten
bicycles nnd steel helmets and equip.
mcnt were abandoned by the civilians.
There were no casualties among the
soldiers.
Lon,ion.-pctniis reaching the Irish
office concerning the killing Of Cap.
tain I.cn,ir'uuns. resident magistrate OF
kilrtisli. County Glare. nnd the sibsc'
q,,cnt finding of the body show. off
cials said. that the Irish volunteers ne.
gotintcd with the royal Irish constnb.
ulnry 10 produce 1.endrums or his body
II the government agents would With
hold execution Of rcprisnls.
Shortly after Captain 1cndrums dis.
appeared on Sept. 80, II was stated.
two men appeared mt the royal Irise
constnbuinry barracks and told the Of
fsccrs TINT they had been sent by the
Irish volunteers tn sny they would
produce J.cmtlrums II there were no re-
prisals.
No promises were given. but no re-
prIsals were made and Lcntlrums' body
was found few days later. Officials
said that they were certain that Len
drums had been killed when he was
nmbushcti. They also asserted that
there was evidence the body had been
in the sea.
A dispatch from Dublin snid the
mystery surrounding tNc disappear
ancc Of 1endrums had been solved
with the finding by the constabulnry
of the officers body in II coffin on the
railway line near Kilmurry.
The Keota news., 1920-10-08
bod {, Medicine
Should Have the Best

sver stopped to reason Why
many products that are OK.
|rertised. all st once drop out
ID arc soon forgotten? Tho
lin-the article did not fulfill
|, Of the manufacturer. This
b particularly to . medicine.
preparation that has real
no almost sells itself. a. like
chain system the remedy is
! BY those who have been
those who arc in need Of it.
mt druggist says Take for
!. Kilmsr's swamp.Root. Q
] have sold for many years
estate to recommend. for in
, case Il shows excellent 70.
my Of my customers testify.
|dnsy remedy has % large .
70 sworn statements and
mony Of Thousands who have
|eparation. the success Of DR..
amp Root 10 duo to the fact.
|,ple claim, that II fulfills al.
wish in overcoming kidney.
adder ailments; corrects uri.
b and neutralixes the uric
auses rheumatism.
receive . sample bottle Of
BY Parcels Post. Address
4 Co., Binshamton. N. Y.
ten cents: also mention this
Re and medium sixe bottles
|all drug stores.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1920-10-08
French Balloon Coming.

Pnris.-Capt. Louis Hirschauer and
an nssIstnnt, Leo Nathan. have sailed
for tho United States with n military
balloon constructed before the war TO
represent France in the Jnm"s Gordon
Rcpnctt international balloon race Mt
indianapolis. Ind. Oct. %. The bal
Ioon Is n standard army bag. modified
for the race. 1t has 200 cubic me-
ters' gas capacity
The Keota news., 1920-10-08
, Gnd carpet tncks come
cad Of felt goods.
0IaDsDsla" tor lalkestIoa

|iapepsin" q the quickest.
for Indigestion. Gases. Ftatu.
burn. 0oufnseo. Fermentation
Distress caused by acidity.
lets give almost immediate
LET and shortly the stomach
10 you can eat favostSe foods
/. Large case costs only 60
b store. Absolutely harmless
g. Millions hslped annually.
D. corrective knoWn-A6v.
The Keota news., 1920-10-08

Immediately after "Danderine"
massage. your hair takes ON new life.
lustre and wondrous beauty. appear.
Ing twice AZ heavy and plentiful be-
cause each hair seems to dun and
thickcn. Don't let your hair stay life
less. colorless. plain or scraggly. You.
too, want lots of long. strong. beauti.
full hair.
A 35.ccnt bottle of delightful
'Dundcrinc" frcshens your scalp.
checks dnndruff upd falling hair. This
stimulating 'bcauty.tonic" gives to
thin. dull. fading hair that youthful
brightness and abundant thickness
All druggists ADV.
The Keota news., 1920-10-08
nj FORGET cutieura 1sleum

Don't Forget cut'eura Tslevm
When adding to your toilet requisites
An cxquIsitcly scented face. skin, baby
aud dustIng powder and perfume. ren.
derins other perfumes xupcrsluous.
You mny rely on It because one OF the
Cuticurn Trio (Sonp. Ointment and
ruicum). s3Sc cnch cverywherc.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1920-10-08

keres Spanish Honduras
fncst stock country on earth !:
let high. green all year; abund-
water: ; grain crops yearly:
b0.7s; altitude 1000 II. No land
b q. wholesale. W. l.. Archtba Id.
lanche Blde... New Orleans. La.
The Keota news., 1920-10-08

Ply. few people arc mind
The Keota news., 1920-10-08

Aiany rich girl makes n poor wife
The Keota news., 1920-10-08

Investigate before you invest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
.ROTAR|ANs AND LIONS
UNITE FOR CELEBRATION
July Ath Win Be Celebrated In
Guthrie This Year On Large
Scale; Committees Are
Named

Plans are maw nndeF WAY ssM SEQ
viaing q great dAs u Nnfersaiumsai
for tbs people of Gathrie aud tins s1FN
rounding country on the coming
Fourth Committees from ths i.luns
ard Rotary clubs ere AT wofe and
hase airead4 maweed GA, teala sf'
program The Guthrie hand has heea
secured for the day There viii be
baseball game Aetwe.n the clubs
also ashletic contests lncindiae f0af
and obstacle races and tug ~ war.
between the Heavy Llons and the
W~ishly Rotcs
Many features NIL be provided for
ihe amusement ~ the Riddles. and
all MAil enjoy the basket pienle In
the evening The athletic evsEts
will be held on the fair NFopnia
and the nicnlc in Mineral wells Park
where the band viii provide music
at that time ] A. gallan il ahaif
man Of the Joint committee, Helhtz
hfaun chairman OF program commit.
tee. and Tom Jenkins chairman oi
committee % grant CONCESSIONS far
sales. on the grounds II any deaire
permission FOR this gHrp0ee sea TEN
lenkins Watch feF future announce
mehts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
WOMEN TREATED WELL
! At FRISCO MEETING
Democrats show Fair Politicians
More Consideration Than Re
publicans Did At Chicago,
SAYS Woman

san Francisco. June 26 6-Conven
fion machinery N nearly an installed
and the big plant Is heginnin q
hum The democrats are iveatiaf
their women much better thaa the
republicans In the matter " rerre
sentatIon or the 1920 delasstes
1g0 are women. nearly ten per cent
There Is an equal number ~ mer
and women on the national commit
tee. The women. however. are as
socialed with no party authorit,
back OF them.
Homer Cummings. temporary chalr
man. SAYS he personally believeq hat
we should have party organ
ization that eliminates sex desfinc
tion and that when the convention
faces the question q h0w the com
miftee shah he composed hereafter
a majority will favor complies anal
gamaflon the ForerninE Dody TO be
composed Of equal numbers ~ men
and women with absolutely eqasl
Authority
All this rs highly forward looking
and desirable But meanwhile. on
the second and fourth floors. respec
lively OF the Palace hotel, the demo
cratic men and women are working
in their age-old respective ways, just
as men aud women will work 70 ION
as they are men and women. No
matter how thoroughly they may sue
ceef in abolsshlng treiudices and
handicsps and inequalities. Down OF
the second floor there Is q big sigr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
SOFT DRINKS ARE
GOING BIC IN n. Y.
Prohibition Increases Sale oi
Kicklcas Beverages City TO
Spend D Millio"s a Month
AT Fountains

New YORK, june 20 rsihNf Knlck
erbockef ana all hle Kids salt they
w0ulda.t DO n Not by iugni'
But they ara
tge're apuaking ~ sofi drlnka.
When prohibition lo8med On lha
horizon New Workers aroas ana o.
clafed with one voice that fhere wat.
~ anything doing
Hai they Eot ao thirsty Mht they
tackled couple cut ~ cheer das.
peratl0n And now they're dfinhinr
our of siraws 10 The tuns ot tl65.fl5
luxury iaR IN two months. nr paying
about t2a2 zoo month luxury tax
alone far the soft drinks they're
drinking
lnierNal Revenue Collector Ed.
wards has announced That tho fax
collected from soda fDunlalpa lu Naw
York City f0r February waa tir4 2t7
For March X wWa saa 900 Aul VA
wards estimates that each ~ fhe
summer mpnihA viii total over 300
0p0 In other words New York Clty
II going % spend t59OV.001 4 month
for soft drinks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
PLAN TO PUT OVER VII
SONIAN PLATFORM PLANK


san Francisco ts. lNNe thf
ertlv afrym oi senator Caffer GlaM
of Virginia has appree1aNy Nt1oaK
lhaued ha determination oi pfc iaani
wilson supporters 80 g0asifufs iNf
'he democratic national convention d
thoroughly Wiisonan plai farn
Senator Glaas waa tuHY fnday cDn
feFrlng NTH leaders on various BIAS
form questions lle EiyeH the W
preston that fae nrssidrnl IS isf
mote concerned with o. MaifpNn
t'ian with candidates HIS chafar
~'Eatiea ~ he rcfsar, thfi the bfpsl
deaf would demand con, lmanf et
nom'untinp far lhs~A 'arm ne h
surea, sffFenallv disrasee uf thit
rrattAr 'Nn@wln sha declaration ~
u0'eer s crmviuea ohalrmfa H fss
national committee. ta tho sma ef
feet
~in' nry PLANK
niasa 'nllmafiau. IN ylew " ine
arenre ~ iha Wf~vinla Hlp.arr ~
tha lmHor guestoa that she nerst
dent fayor tae oNmissFan ~ aYv
N'a~t ea ht ttet ir Ae national
ris' 'fervs hes aeryaa i0 stimnla3n the
er'ivli'ee - me wets who aie more
than ever determined 10 carry their
f'vh' ~ tho ccnvpn'iae 1on e ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
RA|lR0AD|NC 40 YEARS
AGO AND AT PRESENT
Interesting compariaons Between
Methods Employed Ii Recall.
ed by An Old Time
Engineer

hH'fhlnaen kaa. gunn as aafns.y.
ea'iuH Comparisons tateasn ths 49,.
theda Nt failFuaalmM nF tadAv am
H'psn ~ ihlfly % forty vsaF. aro
afe recalled nv Engineer naaivan
NHn hAa hren ralliHe trains Tor Az
efeN tNa seeru Yeara. aud aim II ~
nv tvp he has q run gas ~ poag.
WV 0h ne AFkaaaAa Mgvnr dl,lslan
ef rhr HaWlH Fe
Tp fh@ puaf 0f hin rnHBliness1a ,ha
psf ~ engineers ana eDadHelas.
~h"n hf began working IA vnlt.
road forty years $50. wmrn frn,, IA
~ WV A mnaih Two maa then con.
sHiat@d train efew. condactor ana
ntnh"'nan when third ~sAn AZ
other pFeakemsn VIA added the
tFainm~n objected
They thoHRhf fwn ufara enaosh "a.
division p, fareN sWrh Az ~un# xs.lvav
shoes, clothing and niseeliannona ~.
flel9s conlr1bnied ~ nsraon. syhn Ma
no tleketb sald The veteran nnw.n.sr
w thn eriv 9rYA inronutfvs .s...,,,,
araw shout 900 tons ss ron,nngsa
with et1 tons which fsa n,nnats.s
~ t0dav are canatia ~ naullps nf
Teen loaded carH ~ no pmnftma \. l
train then row~pfnd ,esfh * ,n.as
nr 100 N drag whila tha ~
,ine cFvs carried = Iond ~ fIs,as,
tons ana w~r@ ~ feat io~w y. eo,,,
pared With The ea~s ~ toaaw 49,,
40 10 egA feet ~ i.ne,h ana nev,,s,
icapaeitiea OF rom go TO i40 tons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
QLD-FAsH|ON[D GOLD
BRICK GAME REVIVED
Sharpers rake Kansas man 10
Cleaning at Wichita Cohen"
Grabbed Suckers Roll
end Hit Grit

Wichita kas. June 2G The "oid
'ash!oned" gold.brick game recently
was revived here, successfully. from
he viewpoint OF the swindlers. &C.
cording 20 story told local police
authorities by the victim. locai
pawnbroker.
Tho pawnbroker said strange
called al hts store and said he would
open a tailor ahon here TFis visits
were repoeted ard he'and iha pawn
broker became friends Then, one
lay while the ~iranver was present.
man came in who said he had
some gold he wanted 10 sell. sfran.
ver No. ] said he knew a broker In
Hutchinson who would tnv h and
nroceedad 10 call un the Hutchinson
Nraker hv rhone Later the broker
from Hutchinson. representing hlia-
lelf as Max Cohen" appaered The
brick ~ gold contained IN a black
hoy. WAS PRODUCED II was tested
and found 10 20 gnld The rawn.
hroker and Cohen" agreed 10 hny
Y for ~ 200 the 4wn a,-oiar putting
N ~ s00 and COHEN" 81 090 Uron
~r,pr'ug tho box during the absence
" Cohen and the man WHO soid
ha brick the pawnhrnker found Il
'ontained y brass. gold.coiornd brick.
s~f ro' the one be had tested
'cohenr who Invested ~ o90 IN the
Nrirs nnver aimee has called Search
~ Hutchinson showed there was M
'i0e1sed troker there by the name
n ~Nax Cohen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
GLENN HtH,sIiL FALLS
FROM TREE. IupRUIiI,

Glenn. small aou of ST. ara 9ila
odell liarweii. 2l0 kaat Harrison
iumbled oas oi lrso. Wednesday and
sustained severe injuries A na@ty
examination BY ijr narker found 40
bon~p broken. bat Il was feared NJ
frat that the tad had aasgalned in
ternal injuries. 10 IL reported bsttrf
today Mr and Mra Harwrii eatsnd
Hincere thanks to the Trends WIS
anslssed then AZ The timn uf tha &c.
cldent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
LOCKWOOD CHOSEN AS
LIONS HEAD FOR YEAR
Annual Election Held Yesterday
Following Luncheon Al Tone
Competitive Field Meet
To BE Pushed

The Lions club Ia weekly sosslon
Friday held fhelr annual election u
officers and the following were select.
ed to guide fhe affairs of 'he ciub
during ie2o2i chnek Lockwood.
president. r n Hansfofd viee prss
dent, Ray John a Cailan. secog 4
vice president; . y l.amond sacre.
tsry.treasurer and George Anderson.
trustee
A committee was appointed ~ meet
a like committee from the Rotary
club to consider the mattff of stag
inx competitive field meet between
The two clubs ~ The fair grounds,
Monday, July g.
The Hon I'd Clark. ~ i'awnee. VIVA
d guest Uf the club aud tod some in.
tsreatinx stories of taa early daya Va
Guthrie during 1899 sAen b. wns
police Judge and yoiaey Hoseeit sas
mayor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26

asNefy '''''-''@''
Should ihe resolutions gommil,e.
repou without A. least 4 near wsl
NlAnh tbrfe IL gerlala Is ~ niaof
"A report
Rew d#lera've GA 'ha ground share
iae orliHdstle prediction az chair
mao NnmmlHRa ~ 80 lAtMfH flshi
in lhe convention liself asorH tna.
sfhif 90 tha wnt and dry Issue AZ
'heaph iAr maiuyity nf the commit
lee on fesnlutlonN VIII likey aatsa
anon Wfisoh platform. ,Aefs aes
almost certain "a So minority fsp4tts
un ,he loaRnc ~ hAtaaa. ls1af nna
economic oonditlcNH A. wen sa rto
hlMion
faatFwAa Cmnnwara Indicated Il,
new fape' meH taaay ihN hN hae.
Hefe sfereh eh'rh hs VIII deliver A.
ieHnHf#ry rhalfmMn of gha rhffaa.
'1fa e4N p#'lipa tea presiAeni'4 Ylstsa
regarfus iha eenltinn fof lh, srty
20 iakw nm thc ~ nn - naiiune
$40 u e rawfed n sunsa anaf.
urm thni ihe rrtldeHi a thh auihfr
of coes'iawhie portion M Gum.
mie apgech
go Gar IS Fnowu here this Nill ~
TIE presidents ouly message 70 the
convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
NARROW TEST NEAR
MARSHALL PROGRESSING
News Notes From North Logan
As Told Nv MArshAll
Tribune Man This
Week

Marshall lnae 81 A. tha tAsl8w
Iesl drlliRe IA In pvpeysas
NJ NamusVts nfealdeat W iNa eNH
mNfa ull company pRmu isw fFew
Enld Tuesday lls sayA 40 eaa
penv wii % ready ta start dfilWna
arain real soaa
Niy efforts ara helua pBg fegsn IA
nblatn sefv#ge southeast rf iewn -
sAgstN az thA v'i ymeAHies thNY
DO noi wlth ~ peY mach bat they
ae~tA ~aHvf "a esg hola IN ihe srAsvs
Granville = Wslkap HAS lesHaI lisa
acres nf his haHp plArs. ,ae spNih.
eaat ~ q s1t g. tae Rasana tpsta
l"8m company Ot gsmmsfN haze
heeH after ibis leasa fnf Iona Gimn
ana ihe flee pald Is proAahly lans
ons elthoueh fha confederation is
given as 81 Thr farm w aiA msgaa
northeast ~ Marshall. and 3Ha half
lnlle from th~ tea, 0u lhs pharsH
farm
Ho,sl Completed
The neN aniel a. Naf4hat Is a.
u,oai ce'ppl8led ana iAudhay sni
~ Reed win move lnfs lha now
building within enc nast day ~ two
fhiS new halltns sill siya Nagahall
ample halrl acrammntA iFghs AZ irant
'of Tho time being This flHs stfue
lurn has cAai tha Reeds "a ~
money tai theY hava nol hssllsis4
'o show thoif faith R MawAaH sra
y" hope their confidence Ia ansaig
rewarded hV wHleHdld natfanaee
Child prewnft ~ Muk
The @ne Ywat eld baby nfl ~ Nr
and hra = . Mauion wha llse Aa
the ilm faief placr two mites Asi
% Manhsll wRs drowned Ia a five
ealiea iar ~ elAbbet Tussdss nmfa
lns
Ats Manlon had ian down taF
fesi aud lnii thr af NJ mik an lha
tooF and an getting 80 Sis sb
SERVED the sif hanKins over lha eaar
~ the iaF The h0dy aaa ahtini
eyfnlF balanced over il wiib ihe hsnd
la ihe misN
1ha child Vas aulle dead ~hep
fenud and the paysnian wAs, was
called niNped III The milk from MI
'slih0ui Results The sad iafr ~ ghe
little viri ia Hrcat hlOW ia tha sal
llY Millbal Journal
Hlfs a suusrln,sndsnt
Prof Eeutirlf M hsN hr~n hired
"a 80 "rlaipnd Marshall apHn8ls dar
INV thN next Ynnt IA Is tfae hAr
~ much axpefianee nnt az aain nlan
Most ~ 'hR either fsArBnf4 have
been emplnyad
lH y. nwlhpu who has bafu
tahlne mineral water baths ~ auth
rte fpr lhe mast two a. r3fes wrnks
nneni Saturday at home "a Marshall
ITO is ahou' normal in health asaiu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
WHAT licked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Chicago Announcement al
made that tho railway labor hgar,
would announce its waka award on ai
before July ~
New fork Babe Ruth aot twf
moro home runs in the game with
Boston. bsnsiux MA seasons toia
10 22
Chicago MlAn klsty Gordon
actress, accidentally ahot and w0und
~ Joseph haek. vaudeville actor
appearing M same blli whiie mttst
waa standing or stage" aWaiting hla
turn.
Scranton, Ia A baby thought N
be blakely coughiip, kidnapped ia
fsnt Of Noffist0~u. pa. wAs found ssl
"a ~ the mleslng baby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

Nv l.. Scott who owns and oper
aies farms in hotn Logan and payus
counties has returned from trsr
over the district and says m. fall
creA~ arr endangered from small
lthi colored Krasshal eeF aaou, tbs
Sire ~ coru grain He saws thure
are millions of the little pests IA the
ue'ds naM and VI something = Not
done 20 set rid % them the alfalfa
wan ae destroyed
R NJ Clark Is here today frpm
lANne~. Clark Is eaRdidata for
United States senator on the rvpahli
san ticket and Is making a state wide
eamtaign for the nomination THE
iudge tS wen known by old time
1athrie people, having lived here ia
the early dsss before statehood aud
AZ one time served as city attorney
The band concert drew a larsr
crowd down town last night rha
.eAcerf was an unusually good one.
lrotessos Rsan diii~ting. probably
Tor lhe les, time in Guthr as h.
leaves JRly list gcr HIS new homa m
fnlsa, where he has been emplsve5
@ direct the band there AMI teach
hasie tn the cln schools
There viii be an important mee,
nE Of the American Legion post Tues
iar hight at the city halt Auea Of
aieresi 20 returned soldiers Miil ha
~ for consideration and Il "a .he de.
nv of the local pest that all ~.
lFned soldiers regardless OF whether
hey are membeFs of the pose ar
'ot fo he present Tae mnetns will
called 20 order rompts al 7aaa
Fwo divorce suits were filed IN
sssriet court yesterday. the first in |
No weeks. which is record
I Ne'aier asks for decree from
,ate Metzler Tho couple were mar
aid IN 1884 and separated In 1911 /
e charges desertion IN his petition
Aina Sanders charges extreme c0ra,.
on the part % her asshana p
! Sanders % when she was married
n The 2eth of last February they
enaried April 10Th after De- refused
provlde further for her. sn hor
eiition reciteN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
Board of Affairs Finds Prices In State Are Climbing

trend OF prices Purchases are made
IN large quantities and contracts are
awarded on competitive basis
which usually mean that quotations
are as low as consistent with the
market.
The board has just bou1h: sugar
al s24c5 hundred pounds Three
months ago the board paid 1888,
and six month ago the price MAS sp-
prcximately $40
Three months ago. the state paid
approximately n cents a ponnd tor
beef A contract was made In he
lrresent buying perind with Morris
and CO., for $4,000 pounds OF beef al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-26
NEGRO M00NSH|N[n
IS SHOT BY HIS Wife
Mrs Long Says Husband Is
Brutal Bullet Entered From
Right SIDE and Passed
Through Body

VIII Lang. negro, IL ia the Conrad
sanilarlum with an ugly wound Va his
side and physicians say be Will not
recover The wound was inflicted by
bis wife he told the sheriff
Lang operated the Frank Bowers
farm four miles northwest OF the city
and IL developed today that he alsa
operated good-etz.d stnl 90 the
place The sheriff when BE- was
called 20 the scend Of the shooting
discovered the stiIl In the barn a
complete moonshners outfit WAS con.
flscated. also considerable mash and
a quart Of the white whisky.
The wife does no, admit that she
shot her husband. but she told
Sheriff Robertson that he had been
very brutal TO her and had made II o
rule TO beat her every day she also
charges that be had repeatedly al.
taciEed her two daughters by former
marriage and that one of them. a
crippled girl, had become mother
as a result
The Lang woman IA IN jail and will
be held for preliminary hearing
which viii be held Monday
Should Lang recover he viii be
turned over 20 the federal authorities
Neghbors or the Langs and others
verify the charge made ty. the wife
that Lang is very bad and brutal
negro
The bullet was fired from A.
calibre revolver and passed through
the negro'a body. entering on the
right side and comiag out just under
the heart