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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
w, J BRYAN BUYS
ROUND OF DRINKS
But Boys It's Grape juice

weshlnrton. sept Il William lea
nlnxa BRYAN walked lnso veil
snn~n son drink emporium aara
pue afternoon and bouAh, round
Il dflnka Coz himaelf and sessral
nsvapaper men Meeting the naws.
paper men on ihn swset. he ask
them into what formerly waa 4 -.
lann hu, nov II soda fountain place
and snlh
Wen ! can new asA you 10 havs
a drink 10 this Giaea
THAT sounds familiar" replied oas.
Hat the laAse may not be. rssorss I
Nr nryan apparently familiar. al
east wl,h the lanwuaRe % convlyi.
All,y
out ~ respect 10 the host thlnk
80 should try straps juice said ons
~ tho gueAta
alraue lulee Il was. ana al Mr. nrr
an vas drinking IT. @a remarked
m has not enough bite 10 II Tor me
Mr. Mixer please make ma singer
lie grape hishnaii~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
FORCE Of WILL kept
HER FROM GIVING Up

! sffAfs NJ fsxaaar ~ the awfal
aafffrins xpeN so wpfl saali
aafe tn ar9ne2u NAny aas 4
ess so weak ead felt ~ tired | souIa
hafdlY ~ shanl Ana u was msg 81
lefs ~ wln shal seps from eivlnx
~ aatifplY
wall ! have felt tanAfaI saua
aanA fHses thas faNlae wan put ~
saia iW Nvmnhia fuF Il pfrvea ga ha
iost what ! had been aeetInx -
ionR Almost lmnediAtstY after
beNau uklns commenced 10 snel
better vas se able 10 eat most enfs
thnK wanted and am wtln ahla 20
io sn without tselfnK touch N sns
digestion Stree shpn have mmas
Il rule tN take a lew bottles AasA
Yeif q kseAA me with ii "a an
petite ana fsile emfwetaolncmfey
petite aud iesllns atfaaR aud well sll
the time taiak so much ul fanlss
ihAt / wp0ldng thlak o. belnA wishaas
id
tenlac ~ eegd In oAtugle hy sae
lslliie Drug and NNsisaary TO-. ana
he siefNr Nofsls Igutell and BY ali
good draggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
DOlsH[WsM EATING IT'S
WAY INTO HONEST LABOR
Co operative Movement In Eng
land Is In Danger of New
Mennco Says Union
Head

liaih kns Sept llolahesssm 4
ealmr l,s way into tie 90 opesain.
lsosemeus in siroas nftnin ami "a
hor has nou become tho enem u
real Operations. declares Y e
Naish. formerly member ot the esn
tral board ot the Cooperative Unto,
g Britain ar Naish made hle Ae
cuea,lan la explaining his Withdrawal
from ne labor movement lie addeg
that lae whole cooperative movement
IS ln danger
Mr. Neish said that snme Wanin'
aeo The Enelish Cooperative Who,p
sale society aenl eargo of good "a
Russia hu, Il bad uu, Vel been aaN
for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
Tanl',c Keeps Me Feeling
Well And Strong All The
Time And | Wouldn't
Think Of Being without
It She Says.

fanlac hal been ms faVnflsn meal
cine now fof four Years sai Me-
Amelia seiarl % sls Wushlnntna
svenue Memphis Tenn ii an intf
view 4 few AAYa age
lsaiaFe / tcok faHlae there wa
aeVvr j day ip tnu years that m,
stomach dld noi give me lr0u
ioaf believe aBNonv ruuld sniteg
much worse from Indigestion tAA1
iid aad tive The $50 on ms at -
ph wauld rnwd ulN heart wlta tash
pressure that q wuula alunat stt#
peallnN almplY had "a aasp tat
breath aud AZ ilmea II seemed liAs
waA about 60 breath my last. |
GOT 20 the point where ! was actually
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Carrier boys have no receipt books
10 not pay them for Leader sub
,cripiions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
LOUISIANA SUGAR CANE
CROP IS MAMMOTH
Department Of Agriculture Pore
cast Is 30l ,220,O) Pounds
10000 Acres OF
Cane Cut

WASHINGTON. sem II Production
ael .2zs. 900 pounds OF sugar trus
The Louisiana sugar acne crop u Iofa
nAl by the department uf aKrlsuI
are. which bases lta vatlmatv on shs
condition of the crop sept an
bounced az 70 percent OF normal
Cane acreage estimated to be intend
ID Tor sugar making Ia placed q
lsis0o acres and thp cAne cui feft
cast al 2.dliOe0 abort tuna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

n2ed bottle of Chamherlain'
rahleis one time afo and they prov
"a TO be Just what J needed write
Mira Volta nnnkNon Chlllleolhe. Nj
They moi onls relieved me of Ind
etstlnn tul iones up MY liver an
Va me nf haekaehe and dl4slr - ths
bad been subject 20 ioF some tm
they ala me a world of Fuod an'
vlll always speAk good wosd a.
Them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

ITINERARY or r u SWAMI
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE roa
CONGRESS. 5,h. OKLA. DIS
Payne County, Sept 20 1920
Glencoe . IA Quay y ~ Yale
y. IN.
Sept ~
inealls. D ii RIPLEY y ~ l'sr
Vnr n
Logan County Sept -.
Orlando. ! m Marshall D N
Lovell .. m Crescent. $ D ~
Sept %,
Naylua D ~ Seward 4 n %
Meridian \ p M
Sept o.
Cosle. p M Pleasant Valley,
= m Mulaall. - IN.
Oklahoma County Sept 25.
Arcadia. / i ~ Edmond , q
SPENCER. : d. 80
X au hfOx2 f1orlna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and bladder troubls
ravel weak aud lame back rhenNA
am and irregularities a The kilntfs
nd bladder Regulates bladder 'rnn
lon N chlldren II not sold hy dras
lists. mail 81 e5 Small bottle otiet
ure, Send Tor sworn tsntlmouiAl
" T. w Han. 2s2eOllsc 81 -
Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Sufferers from indigestion arw apt
% become discouraged and faal saat
omplete recovery IL not 20 ba hoped
TOR No una could make KFsatsF
mlataks Hundreds have hesn par
'naneutly cuFea ~ taxing rhama a~fs
aims Tahlfsz and can nov 0At any
Ahlng that sasy crave Thass tablsta
strengthen the stomach and anahla
/ % perform ia functions naturally
n you have not tried tksm Do 80 a.
once,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Mexican city. sep, II pineda. lho
leader OF the revol, 10 the slaie o
chiaias. has surrendered 10 Genee1l
Francisco Cosio q. Rohelo, Of %.
.overrment forces IA the state. "A
cordine 20 an announcement by the
war department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17
MEMBER or pRrsornr HoosG.
vEtr's OFFICIAL FAMILY DEAp

i.os AnSales, Sept N Abrahsm
Lincoln t.awshn. third assistant post.
MASTER general under President RcDsa.
xelt and TAFT aud for several yaara
auditor fof the Philippine Islands.
who died Yesterday a, bis home AZ
Monroayla. near heFe wan ha buried
today Iie vas 80 years old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Land in France 70 divided in rathe
small parcels and Tor this reason "
available 10 the small buyer IN 1913
1iore we're more than 3.VVt00o
peasants cultivating land which wae
their own property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

new process of artifleially aslnK
and hardening wood. which 10 d new
Industry in Denmark. is said 20 give
quality of durability TO timber lssre
tofore regarded as worthless Ash
comes like real teak aud birch like
mahogany
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

The best advertisement any Mef
chant can haya ~ aatlntled custom
er. No greater accommodation can
be given an article than The follbw
ng by y. II, Mr5ufn. Prop. Gaiun
)rdg Store. Gron. Ark I'VE nave
sold chamberlns Cough Remedy .1l
feArs and have always found that Il
rves perfect satisfaction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-17

Accept California syrup u Fizs
only look ios the name California on
Tie package then you are sure your
ehIld - having the bsst aud moss
hsrtdiess physlc for the little stom :
aeh liver and bowels Children iose
lln fruity taste FalI directions ou
each botile. You must say cAllfor-
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
For Sale-Houses
= - Sf50 CASH

BROOM house. corner lot. s1,050; s15 cash. S15 per month. $. c. Thrift. 405 E. Wasnineton. k
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
Tor Sale-Automobiies
Packard Twin Six

In first class condition, will trade for good city property: this is snap 1905 West Monroe. dp
 FOR SALE-ts1e DODGE TOURING CAR. CALL 46 EAST ADAMS If
 MAXWELL touring car. bargain T sold at once. 3T0 N Is. Ave. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
For Rent-Housekeeping
 Rooms

TWO housekeeping rooms, furnished ; one is screened: also one outside sleep ing room- 323 North 3rd Ave. gs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
FOR SALE
 New Perfection Cook Stoves WILKY-WARTMAN OIL co. efferson
For SaIe-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Breaking sulky, in good condition; recently remodeled. no S. 11fh St Cip
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
For Saie-AutomobIies
 Le t Opportunity lead you to our door today. See the following reasons.
 1 192O-Ford z-ton truck, self starter, cord tires, spot light, and $10O extra equip ment.

1919 Oakland, perfect condition, looks like a new car.
 One 1918 Oakland, can't be beat for the price anywhere.
 One 1919 Ford half ton truck; a good buy.
 1917 Buick six, D45 touring. We don't have to explain. You know what good Buick is.
 One 1919 Ford touring, perfect; new top paint, shock absorbers sDeedom- eter and everything.
 One Overland touring s3B. At your own price.
 Four Ford touring. '15 '1s and IT models. at reasonable prices.
 We do not camouflage our cars, nor n1isrepresent and if you ever do busi- ness with us, we will always be your friend.
 Just come to the lot and if you see anything you like, start it up and take drive: if it suits you take it if it don't. leave it.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
ARMY RECLAIMED TENTS

l6x16 pyranidal square army re- claimed tents. good as new. made from 14-ounce duck khaki and white. guar anteed free from holes: complete with poles. stakes. etc. price $50 delivered on receipt of Postoffice money order. Geo W. Wilson Co, p c. Box 1044
 San Antonio. Texas b
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
Mack Motor Co. 52O w. Washington
 On the Lot

Terms or cash. it's just the same with us. We buy all kinds. dr
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
 For Ren.-Furnished Rooms

TWO rooms, very large, unfurnished; ; can give year lease, at 516 N. 9th Ave.
 Es
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

apartment, with sleeping porch. bath.
 plenty of shade, garage. 1922 w. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
For Rent-Land


 FOR RENT-40 acres, good cotton land; plowed, F cash: also 50 acres on 5o-50 basis; soil in good condition, ready to plant; also 75A acres planted; S1eo per acre. Action Realty Co, 1@s North Central Ave gs
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

31 North 1st Ave If WANTED-To buy 20 or 40 acres planted to cotton, with fair house, shade and some fruit. Box l4B, Re- publican. gs WANTED-Large tract Of land to develop Give particulars. E. c. Brown 35 So. Central Ave. 5m
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
Wanted--Real Estate

TO BUY from owner. residence building lot. close in or near car line. Give location and best cash price. Box 32C. Republican. dp
 WANTED-Three to ten acres; little or no improvements; close to Phoenix. Give particulars, best price and terms
 r. o. box 50T. Phoenix 5g
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

BABY'S GOOD BLACK sulky with top. Call in morning. 124 N. 17th Ave.
 if
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28

FOR SALE-Clean new alfalfa hay. s3o. baled: one-half mile north Indian sanatorium- onefourth mile east. Phone 212 Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
R. D. Roper Motor
 Company

21f-17 N. Central Phone 42e1 or 4f27 SEE THE MAN IN THE BOX
Arizona republican., 1920-04-28
Tor Saie-Automoolses @ CPER'S
 D ENEWED A VCNNERS

WE ARE MEMBERS OF THE ARI- IONA AUTOMOTIyE DEALERS AS ISOLATION, WHICH MEANS THAT THE CARS WE SELL ARE RELI- ABLE AND THAT WE ARE RE- SPONSIBLE.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-22
HARDING CHALLENGES
ANYONE TO FIND BREAK

ROCHESTER,, oct. 22.-U. P)-
Senator Harding challenged anyone
to draw up a parallel column Of his
utterances on the League of Nations
and find his statements not in accord.
Speaking here, the republican candi-
date insisted he has held one position
throughout the campaign and again
refused to outline his conception of the
association of nations. 81 have un-
failingly sad we wish TO associate with
other nations to end war and to pro-
mote and preserve peace he declar-
ed. "Other nations of the world are
wiser than our political opponents.
They have accepted the fact there is
no hope of uniting Americans or even
very substantial minority behind the
impossible proposal that we should ac-
cept the covenant as written. For
eign nations have set their faces to the
future. SO Must America and so must
every friend Of a new and better or
der"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-22
SILVER ANNIVERSARY IS
OBSERVED At GURDANE

GURDANE, oct. 22.-About 54
friends and relatives gathered at the
home Of John Lightfoots last Satur-
day in honor Of Mr., and Mrs. d. w.
Chapman's 25th anniversary. The
evening was spent in games and dane
ing and a bountiful feast was served to
the guests Several pieces Of silver
were received by the guests Of honor.
A number Of sheep men sold their
lambs last week, delivering them at
Pilot Rock. Among them were Frank
Chapman. Ed Chapman, Frank Gilli-
land, ona Mclaughlin and Pat Daugh.
trey.
Mrs. Danny Doherty and mother
Mrs. Eddy of Portland are visiting
relatives on Butter Creek.
Ed Chapman visited Sunday at Mrs.
Frank Kopps.
A light snow fell last week in this
vicinity.
Grandma French, who has been
visiting her son Guy French and fam
ny a short time left Monday and will
leave for Charleston Idaho for visit
with her sister Mrs. Charles Gates
GUY French and family visited al
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-22

Tom Belts Sunday.
Frances Gllliiand spent several days
at Pilot Rock last week.
billiard French delivered bunch
of sheep at Pilot Rock last week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01

PHILADELPHIA, IA, Dec. Louis
kafrniy cama down frnm coatesyi.le.
Pm, 70 saa the City sights. He waa
passing a department store IA Market
street when be saw the beauttfuk
figure Of glri IN one of the windows
castlnm an allurins smile In hia a.
rcetion The lonxar ho sooter me
more he became enamored OF tfe
beautiful woman n the window lEs
beckoned % her % cumc on, but shs
did not nfoyo.
Louis deelded 10 pursue her. He
overlooked the fact that plateanaA
window stood between him and the
moiionleas eharnar. anaahed ths
window and grabbed tho flgurs
around The waist IIe was about 10
kiaa the wax lilm With tho frozen
smile aSnu a policeman grabbed HIM,
Magistrate Mrtleary IN central po-
Ice station. held Kntraly under $500
bah for court. She certainly hooked
REAL 20 me- said katraly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01

Chicago, Dec. la co operative
glove factory owned and operated
by Chicago glove makers and said
10 be the first venture Of It's Kind
n America, viii begin operations
Monday. Il is announced.
The plant is intended 10 enliven
a period Of dullness IN the plovc IN !.
dustfy resulting from what tho
unions Gay is strike and what
manufacturers assert Is shut.
down due to lack Of work.
Finances for the plant have been
raised from Two local glove unions
and the sale Of shares 10 members.
II Is planned 20 market the pro.
duct to co operative stores. The
plant will start with only ten or
twelve workers and viii make
working gloves and automobsIe
gloves.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01

London, Der Six men arrested
at Southampton Yesterday npoa n
lrival o. the liner Aquitania from New
york, we're released here today =
police officials when thev were r.
rested Il was announced ~ye. wee
suspected ~ being agents 9. she Sim
rein
Revoleers We're found on their pes
Sons. but the men arrested they were
ignorant Of the recently enacted flre.
arms act. which forbids the import 4
ton Of these weapons, They We're
CLOSELY questioned and their Weapons
we're confiscatcd before they were
placed on train coming to this CTS.
whea they reached here they Wee
asked lo 10 Ia scotland Yard They
refused 10 tals 20 reporters ANA thesr
identities have moi been disclosed
variaas Wild stories regarding
tho men have heen current since
their arrest. hpt no pollce are ve7y
retieent regarding hem
Il WAS announced last n,ght TINT
The bodies of the rs auxiliary pollca
recruits who were Killed near Xii.
michael. county cork ireland On
Sunday evening. will be brought q
England from Cork probably late shis
week One recruit, in the party nAs
been missing since. the fisht and has
not as yei boen found
building housing Sin Fein organ.
izaticts in this city and ats suhur2s,
were ralded BY scotland Yard detes.
tives Yesterday and Il is declared a
large quantity az documents wara
seIznd No arrests, 50 far az knowa
were made
A new chapter In the history q
Violence In Ireland was written Yes
zerday morning by twn man suspe s.
cd OF being sympathixers with the
Sim Fein. were called from their
beds and shot to death The trageG-
les occurred IN County Louth and q
military court Of inquiry has begin
an investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
BAD CHECK ARTIST
IS MUCHlY MARRIED
Earl Bradford Ii Said To Have
Many Wives Scattered Over
Country Looking For
Him

sheriff Robertson has dlseoyercd
another wife ~ Earl X nFNitord, 10
lall here on do,lhln charge ot pass.
lnA forged check and IT wife aban-
sIonmnnt on July u ivan. BrafforsI
uuder the name Of II. X Bradford.
married muman named linanhud
Myth. at CARRIER ii IL naid that the
nlyth woman Is wealthy ard That
bradford WAS preparing 10 aec'lfe
her money or aI leaat part Of e.
when the oftlcera arrested hlm on tlse
wins dcscrtIon clmrge ssoon after
HIS arrest az uarber. Robertson ila-
covered that there were flyr mere
whea vswiterrd over The country that
had been duped by bradford.
prafiord Or bradford. will be tried
At this term OF court an the forgery
charge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
JUDGE SMITH TAKES
OATH OF OFFICE
New District Judge Assumes OF
flee Relinquished BY Judge
Swank; Swank Overrules
Motions For New Trials


Judge Smith took the oath OF office
this morning at about ten o'clock and
Is now the regularly appointed and
acting judge OF the Twelfth Judicial
dis rici After being sForn IN he
assumed charge, mounted the bench
and adjourned court until next Sat
urday morning.
Before reiinquishing his post this
morning. Judge Arthur swank. retir-
Ing judge Of the district. passed on
a motion for rehearing in the case OF
Adams VS.. Wallace, and took occas-
ion 10 criticize what be termed sharp
practice on the part Of II. NJ. Adams
an connection with the motion for
rehearIng The motion was over
ruled.
judge swank also oyerrHled motion
for new trial In the case OF Tantum
VS. jenkins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
GRIP, STOLEN last
SPRING, RECOVERED HERE
Enid Travelling Man Sustained
Heavy Loss When Thief
Grabbed His Grip In
Front of lone


Early last spring. Joe II Sicko,
represeniiny the Georse o. Richard
son Nianufacmriag company with
headquarters at Enid. drove his car
in front Of the lone hotel. entered the
hostelry and ATE his dinner. Re had
LEFT his travelling hag in The car but
when he returned after eaiAng hts
dinner. the bag had disappeared. The
bag contained parlRoliu ia which
we're many valuable gagrrs and war
savings stamps 70 the value Of sL1oo.
Officers were notified and careful
search made Tor the lost bag. hut
no trace Of II WAS found and AIR
Sicko rnve the matter up as hopeless.
Resides the papers and war SAVINGS
stamps. there Was smne money and
other ARTICLES Of value and an an
tomato revolver In the bag.
Last week W. s. Davis began NOV
ing an old house he had bought on
South Broad street Under the
house he found the stolen grip. The
rsrers were gone II Is presumed
that the thief after taking every
thing he thought he could set away
with. threw the grip under the house
Mr. Sicko has been notified by
shcriff Robertson OF the finding az
the grip and he viii be here tonight
TO claim his properly which he had
long since given up as lost.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
League Members
Glad To Get
wilson Note

Geneva, Dec i.--Letter 10 presi
dent Wilson. accepting Isis offer 70
act as mediator ~ Armenia, ~Aa
being draftcd by the council Of nc
league OF nations here today. Mr.
Wilson's note. which WIS received
this morning, vas read 70 members
OF the council at 10: 30 O'Clock and
was received with marks Of llvelisst
satisfaction.
II was announced this rorning
that Spain and Brazil had offered
to join President Wilson in his role
o. Armenian med ator. This cf.
Ter has been embodied in the reply
10 Mr.. Wilson framed by the
council
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
STlCk-IP MEN
ARE ACTIVE AGAIN

J. w. White. living on West War
ner. was held up shortly after II o.
clock lass night and relieved OF $40 in
money. Two men suddenly CON
fronted him as he reached Fiftll
street and showed resolvens in his
face Both were short. one stout,
the other slender" said Nr. white.
This is the fourth stick up durins
ahe past 30 days, All Of the robber-
ies have been staged west OF the
river.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
WILSON 70 LEAVE WASHINGTON

washine1on. Dec. f.-Aihough II
has been generally understood that
President Wilson. after he leaves the
White House on March 4, win de-
vote hss time TO writing this fact
became known today with degree
o< finalisy. II also became xaown
,aas Mr.. Wilson will mske his home
in Washington. but ahns far. be has
usot obtained a residence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
WILL PROSECUTE CLARA
SMITH ON MURDER CHARGE

Ardmore, Dee. The general
opinion here has been that Miss
Smith remained IN the vicinity u
Ardmore for several DAYS following
she shooting ~ Mr. Slanon ia loevN
hotel the night az November "a II
was at first thought by the aashosil-
les that she left there for califon'a
the day following the shooting IN 5
seemed to be confined when irnnss
said hy authorities 81 Kansas city.
Missouri. 10 .helong 20 her were y.
cated In ghe union station in taat
city.
However. Var. Rrown has persist
ed in bis belief that she either was
In southern oklahoma or had started
south. In this connection all points
Of entry and exit in the country were
notified to watch for the woman. eyi-
aently upon the theory that sha
might attempt to enter Mexico Or
Canada
The county attorney has made no
announcement as 10 whether he WI
change the charge of assult with in-
tent to kill. now lodged against Clara
Smith. "a murder or manslaughtsr.
following the death o. Mr. HameE.
lie has indicated. however. 'has
should she be arrested he would file
charge az murder against her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01
Smith
Woman
Located?


Ardmore. Dec ~ That Clara
Smith. wanted here IN eerneotion
with the osssn last Friday cf Jake
l. fssson. Republican national corr
nsss<en,sn, - ln the southwest and
proeakiy In the vicinity Of El pzsc,
Texas. wax the announceraent heg-
soosy cs Rsssel r. Brown. county ss.
sornes.
Brown made kre~n to-day the fact
that ne had been following net
sraii@ ~her he iefs here suddenly
Monday morning FOR an unkne~ :
destination. re declared the Srssh
woman upon leaving Ardro~w nss
gone though purant Oklahoma, 0@n.
nlscn. Dallas and Cisco. Texas. hny.
ire ticket at the latter place esr
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-01

administration Il many months IN
power
An indications OF how the Ak will
lie welded was given today by Rep
resenta I've William II wood. Of 10
diana. chairman OF the sub-commst'
tee that IL drafting the Legislative
executive and judicial appropriation
bin for The ne1f fisfai year.
Chairman woci announced tta'
The subcommittee p'aaned to reduce
the number a fe.ieral emp'oyes "A
The District of ceimntIs who nov
total alont st tao9 10 stout 5000 ~
the new legislative BIZ
This Il only the teeinnins Of ne