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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-11-19

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-11-19
We All Dc.

This tailor advertises suits Of a
stylish cut" Il wish somebody would
announce q price cut"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-11-19

Not Merely American.
An English writer comments upon
onr custom here OF betting @ hat on
election and other contests. what's
strange about itH We've often read
Of some Englishman winning a Derby.
Boston Transcript,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE
FOR TOWNS CENSUS?
Guthrie Will Transact Business
ard Be Rated For Ten Years
On Population shown BY
This Census

X L reehly. supervisor Of the cen
sus. Fif,h district has issued the fol-
lowing letter
People of Guthrie should 49, heed
~HUlP YOUR TOWN ~ nELp.
ING rnE CENSUS ENuMERAroR
DO YOU REALIZE THAT YOUR
HOME TOWN WILL TRANSACT
BUSINESS FOR TIE NEXT rEN
WEARS AND BE RATED ACCORD
ING TO rHE POPULATION FOUND
.eV YOUR CENSUS ENUMERAroR
A number OF people are 10 be mis-
scd II YOU think yoa are one OF this
number. get in touch with your en-
umerator and give him ,our name
II you don't find him send your name
to this office and steps viii be ,ak
eu 20 see that your natne rs recorded
cor notify Cham er OF Commercel.
II yout nelshhors or friends ara
temporarily absent. give the euumer
Al <lae names and addresses, and
they will be enumerated.
Il il the wish Of this office that
the enumeration 10 as accurate and
thorough a. possible. NCu can be
OF great assistance WIN You help
Just little?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
SAYS sSIOs ARE CREASED
FOR EASY HAMON VICTORY
Lieutenant OF Hamon Saws That
Enough Delegates Are Pledged
To Win Place For
Oil Man

A Hamon lieutenant In Guthrie to
day. said the skids were creased for
an easy victory for Jake Hamon for
republican national committeeman
"Hamon and his men have not done
much taking" said this lieutenant,
~but they have scientifically Caused
the situation from all angles That
NcGraw IL beaten badly is shown on
the surface by the fact that he Is work
ing the woman appeal in the public
prints. and leaped for the Wood band
wagon az the eleventh hour Anybody
can be Wood vice president who
agrees 20 work. In some states these
vice prosidcncies are going begging
Under the surface liamon has more
than enough delegates pledged TO get
him the bacon Hamon has some
mighty strong lieutenants In Jim Har-
ris. Bird Mcclure Harry Gilstrap, Par
menter aud others. Parmenter rut
over the Greek county Instructions.
Yes. YOU can say for ne that Mc,;raw
i finished
In Logan county il Is likely an in
Sfructed delegation will be sent 10 R
state convention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

cAsrxlas that Aer Husband has
treated her efasiiy and hss ga several
occasions struck anf slapped hef
ard iAat be has refused - pfetsdr
Cor herself and gheif 800 eAsidrsn. al
ihoaKh n l. amply ahie 90 10 -,
Raih iiarwrll NJ. eFoaEAt asiloa fur
disorge ffnm Cafl flsfweli fhs eeapls
were married N Celemsn fsxas IN
i41l and hass tsa ehildfen The ~ife
prays ne eosft n sise hsf easte-iy
ol the ehlldFsa and an absolute ai-
s0ece and attorney tgss.
selllna mafflaEe iisentes -
haslne~s "a rounff eoaff ,hrss ~
There wefe = fsw days Al ghs a..
ning ~ the year whsn thr ba ss
was slack hai Il ls plchns ~ lt .
shape nos These icvaaes wsr
sued since SATURDAY Tnm A. +
a. and Harriet y flsh o. holi
Holdcnsille william Ray nl4ks :
wellsipn. and sarah Annle wnodF
.f both 81 gutArie. a a Jaeks :
81. and Ruth Nassen fi. both - g..
lahoma cllY NAFhe Hsndrlek. q and
BESSIE iiodss Kenyon Cd. hpgh % "a
lahoma cav March iiondrlck. 81. and
MARY Shehen. g.. Oklahoma cts
Paul nasis e. and Opal naker. ix
both % Cfeseenli Jeas IsanlaEa. ~,
Cuihre and florence u Davis. Is. AZ
Enid
~ an means get tho saving asbli
Jast try Zoe a month saving oae cent
the flrst day. Two cents lhn seeond
day and 20 on doubling the amoant
saved each daf II yoa carry the
lhrlfiy proeeeaaFe out faithfully. ynn
vii ilnd thai Al tho end ~ The "a
DAYS you have aased feit7ts1s a..
not counting interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
INSANE NEGRO rs HOLDING OF
FIcERS AT GAY

Tesarssna. Ark. Jan. i2--After
shooting ard Instantly killing Dan
Grimes. a negro, Henry Wilson. in
sane regro, barrieaded himself IN the
attic OF a farm house five miles from
this city snd successfully held at bay
the sheriff and force of deputies
since. This morning pspvty Sheriff
Barret poked his head through an
opening into the loft. thinking the
Negro rad seen tilles ~ the TIVE
hundres or more shots hrsd into the
building BY the officers. and received
. scalp wound from bullet Hired By
the negro. Sheriff Richardson has
returned to ths city Cor more am
munltion and dynamite ard intends
TO blow up the house IN which the
negro Is hi1ing The reoro two weeks
aoo was arrsianed on a lunacy charge
and dismissed.
Wilson called Grimes 70 the front
porch Of the farm house where he was
staying, snd, without a word fired
the contents Of shot gun into the
pit Of Grimes stomach at 7;3o
O'Clock Sunday night. The killing Is
said TO havs been unprovoked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
DEMOCRATS GATHER FOR
STATE COMMITTEE MEET
Date of the Convention Will Be
Set AZ Meeting Now Being
Held In Oklahoma City
Today

Oklahoma city. Jan 's selection
of a date and place Cor the demoenllc
convention aud dates for ihe precinct
aud district conventions viii ~ IN
task for The state democratic central
committee which Ia meeting today In
the Sklrvin
The flfst week ln February IL men.
toned ~ the most likely time for the
holding Of the state convention and
Muskogec l. Anticipated az llkel,
place Tor H.
Decision on the number of delegates
10 be- sent 20 the national convention
will be made. Il Is probable the state
wlll send 90 delegates. - being
ailernates. In that event zach man
would count az a naif vote. tho state
being allowed ten votes. but the extra
men would be- useful In creating ex.
element aud stirring up OweR sent
mcnt.
Greater activity In the conventions
% anticipated this year ihsn ever be
fore and iodays meeting of the com
mliiec probably will result IN the
ofenlnF 81 q pep" bag 10 further
that activity
Oklahoma county democrats sre ex
necied 10 be- urged 70 unusual activity
because ~ the disastrous apathy in
the recent special congressional sler.
tlou In The Fifth district.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
REV CALLAHAN RESIGNS:
FAILING HEtLTH. REASON

Rev. Il. o. Callahan. psS.or OF the
NJ. r. church. south. OF ihls city. for
four years. has resigned on ac-
count Of failing health. and Rev. J
W. Cole. OF sulphur Oklahoma. has
been named 10 fiil out the conference
year. Rev Cole IS Young man OF
ability and great work Is expected OF
OF him Members II the church here
were reluctant 10 release Rev. Gala
han. who has performed wonderful
work during his stewardship. but his
physician decided that Il was abso-
Iutely necessary for Dr Callahan 20
qrlt all activities for a time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
EARTH OPENED UP AND
SWALLOWED THIS FAMILY
But Professor Riveros and His
Household Are 80 Far Alive
But In Very Precarious
Position

Mesico CITY. Jan. i2.--unsaue IN the
annals o. the earthquake 10 the es
psfisace of the family ~ Professor
Franchise Rssesos % nsfssnes
Mueva
The sarthquAks opened great hole
IN the earth IN which their home ~as
enqulfed FOR more than a week mem.
bsrs % ths family nave been living
In the bottom of this abyss a. issst
a hundred and forty feet below the
surface o. the earth. Surviving nslah
bos have been lowering them food
and water ai ths srminsnt fiss %
dislodgino rocks which would crush
those beneath. Belief ls expressed
that rain Or new shocks will mean
the deaths % those imprisoned IN
the abyss.
Reports from 'hs San Miguel Dis.
oricis indicates the erupslon of
the new crater which opened there
., result of the earthquake o. ths
nigh, % Jan. }. m decreasing is vol
encs a telegram from the mayor ~
chaichleomuia. state % pushis. ho~
ever. states that shocks have been
numerous there since ths frat ssrih
quake and seat ne has received in4
formation that the towns % saiililo.
Lafraesa. and chlchotla. nearby. have
been destroyed. Investigators report
,hat IN Jslapa 'if,y persons we're Aii-
led and 200 iaIsrsd BY ,hs earth.
quake.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
MOVIES WILL Be USED
TO COMBAT LABOR UNREST
Government Decides That the
Quickest Way To Get To the
Masses WHO Do Not Read
Is the Movies

New York. Jan. = A govern
ment campaign 70 combat unrest
through the ~mosies" was launched
today al meeting Of prominent no
sIon picture producers who we're ad-
dressed By Franklin X Lane. secre-
tary OF the interior Mfr. Lane. who
will direct the campaign. explained iss
purpose vas 70 aid il solving govern
menf problems by inspiring the peo-
PIE with forfifude ard patriotism.
The campaign Is result Of re-
quest Of the joint committees OF con-
gress urging motion picture men q
take up such work The committee
in charge consists Of Secretary Lane
chairman: AdolSh Zukor Louis J
Selznick. Harry c. Randall. William
A. Brady and Major Raymond "
Pullman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
MASTER FORG[R" IN
LAWS COILS IN DENVER
Arthur L Moore, Quick Delivery
Man, Also Stung Seven
Tulsa Banks For
S2,f25

Tulsa, Jan fs Arthur l.. Moore
under arrest At Denver. Colorado Tor
forgery. is Also wanted here, having
obtained ser.s from Tulsa bankers
by the means of forged checks
"The Master forger u the way
the Retail Credit Mems National "a
sociailon characterized Moore. whose
arrest at Dxnver came about through
his lnfatuailon ior Minis Elizabeth
Mckay society rirl there. After
mulciing Denver hanks OF sqtooo he
eot away. bat conld not remain away
from Miss Mckay. and as officers had
been furnished with the description
OF the forger. they soon picked him
up.
Local bankers say Moore~ methods
are unique lle loiters about the banks
and when he sees promlpent looking
man al the counter endorsing a check.
he waits till he eoes away then picks
up the blolter Learning the name.
he soon visits The bank with a note.
requesting permission to see the bal
ance OF that party Learning what
money the party has in tho bank he
cieverly FORCES the mans name from
the hotter and presents Il 10 the b9nk
and gets The money
The American National cashed one
check for 5000. the Central National
one for $500. the Exchange National
one FOR s3i5. the First National two
FOR 500, Liberty National. two for
500, the National Rank Of Commerce
cne for 500 and The Union National
bank one for 5000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
EDITORS AtIIR
SUGGESTIVE DANCES

Dos Molnnes. IA, Jan it Lead
sfs of edncatlon N lows adopied fsao
iulions pledsinT their efforts 20 secure
aex education In this state Al meet.
ina here today
The acilnn followsd discussions ~
social and sex problems IN Witch aua
res,lse dancing was condemned and
" vas said by pr Jeanette ThFask /.
morton Of lhe Iowa state board ol
health, that waists cut too lov and
skirts cut too hish wlll nct build up
Tho rlshi sort OF social standards =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
MORE MONEY TO uG
LOANED rHounLuo EUROPE

WASHINGTON. Jan ~ A FsaneMt
By Secretary ~ me Treasury Glass
that ronrress Erant sushorify Tor o..
fetal credit loans Zoe Eufopesn fnod
rcilof amounting 20 sv0.eoo.ooo Was
bsfore the house ways and mean.;
commii'ee before taking setion the
committee arranged - discuss ~llh
Herbert IiooYer lhe general silaatloa
abroad
The money sought would be- used
Cor RELIEF fhlnfiy In Austria aud iiol-
hand. uhsru many thousands n per-
aons arc reported 10 BE- facing death
from starvation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
WE'LL KNOWN REAL
ESTATE MAN DEAD
Hannibal Todd Found Dead In
Fed: Recently Injured In Auto
Accident Coroner's Jury
Holds Session

Hannibal y. Todd Mas found dead
IA his bed asturday morning Al hia
wrst Cleveland He had been treated
by Dr HoaHew for an injured
arm. caused os being struck BY an
auto few weeks aeo. hul the doctor
tailed 20 connect his sudden death
vi the injuries received al that time
Under direction Of County Attorney
rawiddle. Aciing Coroner Hornaday
summoned = huv and after hearing
all the facts decided that he came 20
h.s death from natural causes A nls-
ter living At Wichita u bis nearest
relative. ills brother died nearly tao
years ago from heart trouble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
BAD WATER CAUSED
SICKNESS At sK|ATOOK
-Four Deaths Have Resulted From
malady Which Overlook
Natives Of Tulsa
County

Dr l. ~ Gray of Tulsa. IN Guthrie
today said the sickness IN which
1900 Inhabitants OF sklatook. Tulsa
county. were lneapacltaicd. wss due
10 bad water
Pour deaths have resulted from
tho mslady. said Dr Gray. which
resembles a mild form OF cholera.
The disease begins with an attack of
dysentery and causes a rapid loss of
weight All the doctors Ia Tulsa
county sre busy minls;ering 70 the
sick
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
With Crooks In
Jail Crime Ware
In Chi Abates

Chicago. Jaa i2-chieaeo's
crime wave fsd eeheo to rero
early tocss with Sunday fsee
from hold. ups and ro5berles. as
a result a. ths city side round
70 of CRIMINALS n which more
thar eco suspects have been
taken.
unlike ether. dsys wen long
lists ef crimes ~efe reported 20
tie police, yesterday passed WITH
cut activities q asnmen or thugs
and Deputy chisf % Police Al
cock. ~no Is 1lreet,nc ire raids or
criminals. announced as ire rea-
son: IAN ere IN Jail. cr nos, Of
them"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
About Laying Eggs and Daisy Ashtords Poems

would have figured out about as fol-
lows:
50 dozens OF eggs at 10 cents. .ss g
600 pounds OF feed At si....~ 500
Profit over cost Of feed alone. 81 Is
According TO these figures. the prof
II IN producing eggs today Is ten
times what II was long zgo. And ye'
II is fact that the farmers and small
poultry keepers have given up the
business in very large numbers. be-
cause. they say. feed costs 20 much
there Is no profit in keeping hens
Some OF the MzterlIaeks many
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

A leader subscriber Sends In the
following interesting communication
Sir: | have been reading regaTd-
ing the cost and selling price OF eggs
In this day Of high prices. and give
below actual figures for my own
backyard flock" OF fifty hens for the
month OF December. 1913:
so hens laid in the month 81
dozens OF eggs al sc doz. 70 -
500 pounds Of feed al $3.50
hundred .........-.-. l7-5e
Profit over cost Of feed alone 1850
In the good old dsys. say. twenty
years ago. the same number Of eggs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

wAshlaklon. Jan ~ - rreslden,
Wilson today summoned ssefetaFT
Glass 10 the white house for a eon-
fereurs a. shieh a wss understood .
snrccfror 10 Mr. fiisan vas 20 b. dis.
enr.ea An appontmsnt 10 expected
aoon 40 NJ. Glass can take his seat
in the senate 10 whlfh he Was ap-
polntsd 70 sueeeed the late senator
Martin % ylrxinls. s8X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

wsshsaason. Jan. i2.--Flnsi details
., the agreement ~ which me ss1
Chicago packing firms will dlsssnsinss
business cshss thar that - rsss
packers and dealers ln soas. poultry
and chssss were expected 10 be com.
ple,ss to-day At . conferences hss~ssn
representatives ~ ne Industries ard
Attorney fsasfsl Palmer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

You uiIi notiee expounds Nile.
Fsssrd Who i nox teaching IN chi.
cago high school. and 10 whom. forty
years ago In keokuk. Iowa. Rupert
Hughes seclfed that. h's first poem.
the definite obligation IN The first
line. the lsrse general idss i the
second. embracing the universe: ne
more speclfie ! say eommsni
In the third 10 a lower order than
ourselves. with specific examples 10
the next two iines. and then a bssual-
fui return % ths large general iiza
again IN the last line"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
ANorhER TRAGEDY

Asnibal, Mo, Jan. i2--Joe peare,t
halt breed Mexican, killed his wife
here to-day. By crushing her head IN
with an an. lfe then attempted 10
Kill a ~iite man of whom rs was ieal
Gus but was kilie5 By Deputy sheriff
Jake Aamerson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
SECRETARY GLASS TO OUT
FOR PLACE IN SENATE
nla NV Puktis> To Qti
CInrNI> M si>i>>t~; MIG
soN> VIII. M MADE
10 ~ IiROpE tOn M
IIil ~ tlIO~ts


wssnlaases. Jan. i2--'rhss = ~sss.
ssn man. pseosbly SENATOR Owen. "
Oklahoma. ~lli be offsssa shs pert
fouo of sssrstsfy a. treasury we
ire sumoe IN pollslssi elrsiss ssdas.
senator r. 80 and Carter oisss ~sfe
lolns Trainers of sns eufssesy h'tf
ana banking la~s AND ssnsssr Oven
10 said % be one ~ me best w.
formed men en- ths ssbises as~ IN
puhile ilfs,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
DAUGHTER DEAD. FATHER
Hf.ID FOR MURDER

Lawrence. M. Jan. re- Lawrence
l.ackey is under arrest charged with
the murder Of his seven year OH
daughter BY giving her poisoned
candy u H. alleged the child. after
eating the candy. complained Il was
bitter A post mortcn examination
disclosed the presence OF s.rychnlne
in the stomach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

Oalahoma etty. Jan. ~ The State
Organization ~ the W CT q wiil hold
state vide eeisbration ~ the sdop-
ton ~ Tho federal pFohibltinn amend
meut here oa January - II ,te
Methodist Episeopai church. AbblJ
Hllierman Of Sulphur q president Of
The state organization aad wiil pres
10 Al the exercises
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
GOVERNOR WOULD STOP
DEMPStN-ltiuE<TlER (.s,

Sacramento. Calf. Jan. ie. - Gov
William D. stephens of California
announced today he would ask thr
government al Washington TO impose
passport restrictions that would pre-
vent the proposed worlds champion
ship bout between Jack DEMPSEY and
Georges Carpenter at Tijuana. Mexi-
60. just across the border from Cali
fornla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

admirers. says fbe X J. cannot help
feeling that ~ would nave been az
well II nov. A. In the past. he had sd :
dressed the public only from the prin-
ted page or through the actors OF his
plays" Most admirers OF most writ
ers feel the same way. u writer
has anything to say he should write
II. Not one writer In ten who does
any public speaking does himself or
his audience any good.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
OREGON FOR SUFFRAGE

Salem. Ore. Jan. +. The Oregon
legislature in special session today
ratified the amendment to federal
constitution rendering suffrage 70
women.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
lA\kS N m SSIi 10
START HOME N FEBRi Any

washinefon. Jan. - The S0oo
American troops in siberia VIII be-
gin their homeward movement soon
after the middle OF February The
protection OF the Siberian railroad
viii be turned ove- 10 Japan and the
loyal Russians in eastern Siberia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
MUCH ACTIVITY SHOWN
IN GUTHRIE REAL ESTATE
Farm Lands Alxo Bring Fancy
Prices and the Turn Over Il
Big Many Seek Land In
County

Here are = fe~ Of the real eztsfs
transactions made % record durtns
iLs week IN the registry department.
o. the esnnfy clerks office.
Tho iist that follows gives tbs
reader an idea of the volume of work
Icing dispatched in the county CLERKS
office these busy days. n also shows
that Guthrie realty and f.rm lAods
ef Loxsn county are In xrest demand
just now
One OF the bix transfers of farus
land vas made BY r. q. ana n l.
Smith 10 W. H. Poison. consideration
being tfz.eoc. The lad u sltuassi
-~--------- --- -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
TENNESSEE NEGRO RUNS
AMUCK AFTER KILLING Z
HANNIBAL. NO. HNf-iIittD
ALSO HAS \ CRAZY SPILL
AND DOES vi RDt.lt.
BIT ~ KILLED ~
OFFICERS


Nashville. Tenn. Jan. i2--slmon
jackson. negro ran amues here early
to-day end was killed By deputy
sheriff. jackson rad first killed his
sweetheart ard ter father, then a
rival named Jim Snow. Two officers
were wounded BY jackson before he
was finally killed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
TWO WOOD PRESIDENT
CLUBS FOR GUTHRIE
Popularity of Military Man Is
Evident BY Activity Of His
Admirers, One Meeting
At Court House Tonight


Therc viii be a meeting of rcpubll
cans a' the court house ihls evening
at 1850 10 form a Wood for President
clnb. There will also be a meeting
OF the club heretofore organized. nexi
wednesday nlFhl At the cliy hall.
Thcre seems 10 be difference be-
tween the two ORGANIZATIONS
Tho meeting that l. to be held TO-
night will IN no wise be aniszonlstlc
70 the other cinh 4 did not mean
that nv club would meet tonight AZ
the court house" said Col llornaday
today Our club was the first 20
organize. We selected temporary Of
ficers only and expect 10 perfect the
organization next "wednesday niEhf
and make Il permanent Al republl
cahs are welcome" he added
Tae meeting Al the court house to-
night will effect q permanent orEani-
zalion and select delegates to ths
state meeting at Oklahoma. n is
probable that many Of the delegates
named by the first session OF the
club viii also be chosen BY tn meet :
ing tonight There will BE- no other
matters up but the proposition OF
Wood for President n the meeting TO.
night" said a republican today.
We are not taking interest In the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
ENGLAND ResunEs DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS wfrr GERMANY

fNH atFta lated ffrts
i.oni0n. Jan i1-l.ord kilmarneek
lcft i.ondon iefay to iet ~ llflll<n
diplomatic representative IN berlin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

ier votes than both of the generals.
pat together fsacs prisstes have .
zay OF sticking together. IN the tren-
ches and out OF them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12
WEATHER.

New Orleans. La. Jan. II. 1870
ToniEh, and Tuesday partially cloudy
to cloudy warmer weather
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

aai0nitf Jan Ia ralrsrian 30
eiaii~fs are srFanifins sacre.sive de-
monsifations according 10 DISPATCHES
ia order 20 bring about a change IN
ne government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

New York. Jan IL Learning that
she had married her uncle. the bro
ther OF her mother. Mrs. samuel
Brodsky. Orchard street. instituted
for a divorce today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-12

Al ihc American soi lisfa ih Frauee
have lsfi Saturday 49, Gen con-
ner and his staff leavms Tor Ant
uerp This Is the last organized con.
tlngent Add the peace treaty re-
mains unsigned
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Two major generals nov are can
didztes for president n buck priv
ate would toss bis derby into the ring
he'd get more OF the 5000 900 sold
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We are not taking interest In the
Hsmon- McGrsw fight a, this time,
and Ne are not covering up activities
for either OF these gentlemen by the
camonflsge OF Wood he added.
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Some Of the AassFliaek's many
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: would have figured out abou, as fol-