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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

CANNING GIVEN TEN
YEARS IN PRISON

Harry II Canning must serve svn
years in the McAlealer peuitcnflars
He was found guilty Ay jury IN dts.
trlct court this morning liter the
Jury had been out iast sixteen n4n
lutes.
Canning was found guilty ~ incest
Ills i5-year-old daughter. with her
little baby in her arms WAS the prsn
ciTal witness for tho state rhe cvi.
dence WAS conclusive and conviction
wns Inevitable Judge Oldficld az
sessed the maximum penalty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
| GUTHRIE TO Be 4 TRANS
CONTINENTAL GATEWAY
Fort Smith & Western Railroad
To Check In Rates Prom
California and North Pacific
Points Short Cut

~ Smith a W~as~rn Fallvad een
templates making Guthrie eatceas
oa gsAnsvonlinensal husiusws a. ths
southeast
Stnpa arr nuw nvlng sAken 20 rhex a
in rates sfom California ssaut. aad
North Pacific coavt gcsnis a. an
points ia the southeast VIA Guthrie
and The VI Snish wcesvsv Fpp
shippers standpoint. shla b = short
Ga, 70 nlruansham. Colmnhla. soufh
Carolina Atlanta. tia aad esther
s'olnta m she southeast. and Il viii
saean that GaghFle wsli sAkn heg plaer
"a ahe terminal Tor TIM handling ~
freashs into this territory aud Il will
also make the city II Guthrie one ~
tho huslrws railway ecnterv ia tha
state, i not 10 itw southwest
The rage adjustment IL ihls slue
not ouyi ssslla suscswa fsp the car.
fseta bat scnds 10 help hu1d our clsy
lngo metropolitan class Toe M
Smith 4 westoFn al all simvA haa "a
deAvoged to Nivu the ns0ale ~ tiuah.
RE the very h'ss ponsllAe Cor the l,ss
9"fm"ia ~ the community and hy tho
lnupoaed rs*e adjustment se4tatnly
shows that che roads inseras lase
wlsa ihsa city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
SILVER STAR LEGION HOLDS
INTERESTING SESSION
Program For Ariniailee Day Per
foctcd Mothers AJAX Mer
chants and Car Owners
To Decorate

rhe rcwalAg mcaslng ~ lenfvn
post American l.ewsssa wsa hvlA ~
.ny hAn lAas vvoalu stsh 4 suoa a
tendance
A oummMase a war Mothers from
tho sliyer STAR Legion mes waa 1he
poa, and ail she iesAlls gor thpA uat
acfyanoe of Armsslrs day vere ~OFA
"a out
Tlss program "a eu'liaed y Men
DAYS header ~lil h~ cAFvied ouf "A
fua wish poanIhly eavofai Addlsiaan
which wsli aad q vhe lvslnrvei "a she
oecaalan
anesia committees nn dssorNlioas
parade hanaas and ssall reported aHa
w.so contained in active a"rsgce
The decorations eoinmtsee AeslFes
a. uree shn svnopal deeosaAlon ss
business hosepa ana sevlsieneee alenR
lhe llne ~ manf and shrAsNho'R the
entire csly Eyery aatonpobilp oNneg
IL especially requested 50 fecugatv
car rbs ladies eolleiiins ter shs
Flaw ANA hanaues reported 'isai thvY
net with Kenoruas rvwnuae fnins
li,a reas majority AlshUuRh hvre anA
theirs they found uiaeker unwilllus
d a. hiH or her share
Tho gnnnfal arrangements eumasst
tee de~ls,w through she l.eaivf 90 -
tenA an Invitation a. AT war haFsea.
and the vesnAns ~ n auisb
American and e'lsii waFn la atr easa.
IL 70 aslssnd The recuptlon banaagt
nnd hail Special soliciting eurnnwg,
tess 10 nash ~ the wouunA fareu
AaAlliartes ~ the county esfr et
work yea,eFday throughout ihe euun.
ls and wil BRING ln many snoa thlueu
70 nas
AZ gha eueeia eill number ffam
ifse to sia Aundred a llbofa! fcarsmsa
Is noedcd from all fhat dnthrina old
lmo agdrit of hospitality may -
again demonstrated. and EVERY aei
dsar and eailor made tn feel that hls
home people are nps unNvMufal nsr
the Kfeat sacrifice he made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
5" JOB DISPENSER" TO
Be HARR[lD's TITLE
New Senator To Handle Okla.
homa Patronage Under
Harding State To Get
Several Plums"

Washington. Nov = ssnasor- -sisss.
John W. Harreld Of Oklahoma. viii
be the patronage dispenser for the
. sooner state in the Harding adnain-
Istraslon. il Is considered certain
here
This is simply following out the
'oli custom. Had Harrcld failed Of
election, khe patronagc, according 10
custom. would have gone 10 Jake Ha-
mon. national committeeman
Under the Watson administration.
.or until the break between the presi-
dent and Senator Gore the oxla.
homa patronage was hanf'Nd by she
Oklahoma Senator.
For example. for aiasoinamenss iu
the eastern part Of tho state Senator
Owens recommendation prevailed
and those in the western part we're
given 10 Senator Gore. Under 4he
Roosevelt and Taft administrations
the Oklahoma patronage WAS handled
by the Oklahoma national committee
man. as both the senators we're OF the
opposite polAical party
Just how large the oklahoma pas
ronage will be Is yot unknown. AT
present 4 consists ~ collector OF
fContlnued on paee 4 }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
FEAR OF BOMBS, NEW
YORK POLICE WARY
Financial District Closely Patrol
led BY Secret and Select
Police, After Warning
BY Red Hands"


New York Nov s.---rweniy-five
additional potrolmcn. personally Sc
Iected by General inspector Lahey
after conference with Police Com
missioner EnrIght today. were distri.
huted throughout the financial dis.
strict to guard financlers and official
institutions.
While official announcement wss
aeklng at police headquarters. Il was
understood that this action was taken
because OF threats alleged 10 have
been made at secret meetings BIZ
radicals.
At the same time the detective
force in the Wall Street district was
greatly increased At the same time
that the police action became known,
Commissioner Of Emigration, Wallace
at Ellis island, announced that he
had received information from adents
Of the Netherlands government that
"aII Soviet ssisstors are heading for
America attempting TO bribe mern.
berx Of crews 10 gain their admission
either as sessmen or stoaways.
al was upon such advices that /
issued new rule for inspecting o.
encoming ships requiring the crews
to be Inspected before the psssen-
GERS" said Mr.. Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

Galveston. Tex. Nov. ~ Nine
men employees Az checkers ana rirrks
at the seu'Hsfn Pacific docks are
Ia locai Aosplsai suffering from
burns receives early today when
the launch 0ulaA. on which thsy
were 20 90 70 tho docks Tor their
days work, xaueht flre a. pier ~.
Bet~ecn thirty and forty men
were on the cuida when tnc flames
broke out Tho fire originated
either In the gasoline tank or In
gasoline thas had leaked into the
hilge, One Is dead as result
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
elc CLOTHING pnop

Rochester. NJ. ", Nov. "a re-.
duetlon 81 - i.3 per cent IN tive
wholesale price of clothing ia an.
nounced by one of Rocncsters laro-
est clothing manufacturing con.
Germs. The reduction Is effective
from November I, and applies to
suits and overcoats. u ls said the
reduction which 10 ir ADDITION to
the usual cash discount Of per
cent represents a cut from s3s. the
opening isII whoiessIl price. to apr
proslmateiy $40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

Miss Madeline Calkins will dance
the Passing OF the Swan as feat
ure az Oklahoma City's big musical
extravaganza. "Oh. oh. cindy." Fri
day. The entertainment Is under the
auspices Of the Catholic women's Ac-
'ivlties club thai Is drawing talent
from various cities Of the state in
addition to that OF Oklahoma City.
The show. Il is said van be on a
very large scale.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
RETAILERS JOIN IN
CELEBRATION PROGRAM
Stores Of City To Close At IL
O'clock on Armistice Day.
Program Has Been
Perfected

AZ meoslne of thu retasi 1tcAiexs
association held Al che Chamber OF
Commerce last night i was dechlesi
70 close all stores Thursday Al II o.
clock. Armisticw day Tha retailerK
went on record as approving che pro
gram "a outlined hy l.oisron lsses.
American Lesion and sosed 10 aid N
every way possible tn maze the Oh,
seryanoe og the day oae lons 90 ba
remembered
The program as announced BY she
LEGION. follow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
GASOLINE PRICE IS
TO TAklATuMBLE
Britifh Oil Companies Post a
Reduction OF Six Cents
a Gallon on
PetoI

Washington Nov q "oyorpfodar
ton IA the United States IL the res.
son assigned by British 80 cnlupaa
les for an unexpected reduction ~
six cents a gallon In tho price of gas.
oline IN Great Britain after a anddea
increase ~ "A cents gallon IN Aus
according to adsices from ihe Amer
lean chamber of commerce ln Londoa
today
British consumers. however he
chamber reported. attribute tho. sinu )
10 The investigation of the centfei
proliteerine COMMITTEES into the in
crease n price
Oh production iu America IN 1919
was about 5000. .0oG.O0o rallons. the
chamber pointed out, while Ia faie 4
was stlll under 1000 900 900 Tnlions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
a i JlsIWi4~~ tlIitk" "
MI .IllMANN WILL rN
A.. NIli~ >UN. M
ANS INE>tu
WAR IIfiso
.T[tS Of BITTER
DISPUTES AND WORDS
COMMANDER M tIEsitaN~
tIn nNn MANY W M
nIts III tisi>l. WAR.
kitkID nAlsn On
I'm TREATY
Ians Nog : NaFaAAl Feeh

gaFla Ser. Marshal Fueh
xps~Fallaalmo af ihs AIased erusIe~ ~
a mmx. aennaaAanAl lutwFvtew wAlA
shn NMlln tossy denounced fhs VeFs
salllua tfpasY aa w~ak pssacssF
Marshal FucA seys~sled lhai Fhe
pelatgo#sa gsawe@a fssruAer i'vesnAas
eaamsae~a aud hlmaols w~rv haalY
u Falnga JurAn8 sha dark DAYS ~ sha
war TAe kenesalla@suan said h~ ~eA
fenukvl ~ sha rrvmior
FsAneu faA galinsl Ia aaln the a.
.uraneea whith nar yAtpfY hAsth
fsnyi. NIaFwi1al Fu.sh wma auotrd "A
aaylns
l'urnuually. WAS N Fayef ~ and
demanded rilsAry o*eupaslea ~
,hc lshlns smith she p~ees treasF waa
uxeesAlsa ana I waa aumnftnd hy y
gsanearu slovmew pesssldwnt n
rmnew nsaae prosems when she
trvsty vas finally drafted, hat 70
eesved nu anawwr.
When awmanaed thai y Glenn
euvoaa rwrly. na asald h~ hst eulas
earmea au tho sahleet wiah rrvmldvnt
lAsi.oa and Premier tsIogd u~@ge.
Wad bad 10 gepsY N ..ake.
M ulemaseaan Nhnwrd hardly
any sgawselsllsa NJ my worx Az
she Gar atsWesI vi leauatpn. when I
uF0srescd agaluet a aslsA@s1n ~ rssla
Marshal 1lr tn4sxlaA liais ltha cum
niandes Va slslnf a tho nFalmh armyi
ffa4u4ts.s4 ~. t44an K 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
BUSINESS HOUSES ANo
CARES TO HE DECORATED

The streets, pnhlic buildsngv, hoos.
o. residences and cars should be ap.
propiately decorated aud all should
turn out 70 honor the nations de.
Genderu who came hack from the
ranks 70 take up asaln the duties Of
citizenship. to send greetings Of 10y.
atty and appreciation to those who
are stili IN their country's service, 20
DO reverence TO tho wrong of those
who have fought the last battle and
gone beyond to await thar last as.
sembly cali pn the resurrection morn
Morning pronrsm.
Ten a. m. assembly by huglare
Tenthh,y, formation Of parade
Tontofty. forward msreh.
Eleven latriou oeAcrsases aud
flag presentation NJ opvra house
Line of March.
Parade forms On Harrison eAes of
Division, moves west on Harrison TO
Second. north on Second ID Oklahoma
sContinued 90 Page 3 =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

70 be found In very extraordinary
work entitled The Cause OF World
Unrest" published by Putnafn's. The
name of the author IL withheld; but
the book Is endorsed by II. A. Gwynnc
editor Of the London Morning Post.
who writes insroductions 10 the Eng
lish and American editions. The thesis
Of the work. briefly stated, IN that
every insurgent movement from the
French revolution TO the present time
has been 20 some extent manipulated
By a certain fanatica. sect of Jews
for the ultimate purpose Of subjugat-
ing Christian peoples and establishing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

lsh aud Russian revolmtfons
IN regard to the French revolution.
thc author relies exclusively upon *.
tremely reaeglonary and clerical his.
forians who are eager 10 aacfibe the
overthrow 81 the monarchy a. any
causc exoept the true ono. the over.
whelmlnw desirs of the French people
10 destroy a corrupt. tyrannical and
inefficient government Tho salt tar
had more 10 do wsth tho French revo-
luton that the FHree Marons: the lack
Of bread was a much more significant
factor than tho Imaginary fflacl1lnar
tLons OF the Jaws. II Is quite possible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

gossip, rumor and inuendo Hie most
important proof IS contained 10
protocols OF the unknown Russian
SiIus Their value and slsnlfcance
viii BE- discussed Later Outside oi
the protocols the hook chiefly empba
sizes the following polnsa: The lnflu
ence Of the IllumInati and the F'rco
Masons upon the French revolution I:
certain alleKed secret rights and prac.
fices Of thn Masonic order. the rres.
ence OF Jews in the international so
oialist movement: tho large number
OF Jews among the leaders OF Turk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
SENATOR PRESENTS CAMP
TO GIRL SCOUTS
Senator and Mrs. William A.
Clark, Gives Beautiful
Wooded Park To New
Organization

FIX Senator and Mrs William A.
Clark will present large wooded
camp to the Girl Scouts tomorrow in
the name OF their seventeen years ola
daughter. Andrec who was an ardent
Girl Scout. The Andree Clark CAM.
dedicated 10 the service OF happy
busy Girl Scouts. viii express the
wish Of Ex Senator aud Mrs. CLARK
10 establish memorial TO taeir
daughter that shall be living, grow.
ing community asset.
The ceremony will take place 10.
morrow at 2:s0 al Girl Scout head
fCnnffnua4 nm D.v. = 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

Milan, Nov e~~carie Rossl. eds.
tor o. shs newspaper aseolo ana =
prominent harflster. WAS Killed and
several persons we're Injured ln the
clash between police ard Sooiallats
during "A csmerssration here last
nssns. later enc u the men en-,
Gagged IN shs dsmonsscs,len tried TO
tar down sAs national flag from
balcony sAs ina fight that resulted
caused the ucath cf ore man ard
the injury spf xrvcral cthers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
"BI OK" CAMPBELL or THE
"HORNET" FOR SPEAKER

J n Campbell. editor of the Hornet
at Waukomis. known 20 more people
In Oklahoma than any other Rerub-
lican editor. has announced his can
didacy for speaker OF the next house
OF the Oklahoma legislature. and Is
now making an active campaien for
the place Puck" as he is called by
his legion OF friends, viii make all
competitors for the honor look at
their hole card He is Fighter. a
veteran in Oklahoma Republican pol
tiles and would make an ideal speak
er. Here's hoping Buck wins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09


During the reign OF Charles II. at
a time when anfisCatholic preiudice
was very strong in England, a mis-
creant named Titus Oates pretended
10 discover Popish plot for the sub
version OF the British government
and the massacre Of all Protestants.
The Fictitious disclosures OF Oates
and his accomplices were received
with implicit faith by the bigoted and
credulous London mob. Many inno-
cent Catholics were put TO death be-
fore the hysteria died down and the
fraud revealed.
Much Of the spirit Of Tits Oates Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

East 81 Louis Nos 2 aiAiy foes
hundred quarts and several small
barrels ~ whisky wefn ronllneats a
frum D syvlahl car here lasf nigu
Tbs raf wae consigned As furnltafe
by John keuneay New Yoth Cisy
90 "iohn kennedy St l.pnls if
arrived here FRIDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

Jewish world empire. Tho Free
Masons are Also implicated IN this re-.
msrkabIe plot. but the author seeks
10 give the IMPRESSION that the Gen.
tiles IN the Masonic lodges have been
tools In the hands Of their Jewish AZ
sociafex.
Evidence Not Convincing.
Such serious and far-reaching nc.
ciissafi0n should be based upon ade-
ouafe and incontroscrtible evidence.
But evidence. in the generally accept
ed sense OF the WORT. IL almost total
ly lacking throughout the work. The
author constantly speaks In terms OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
GUTHRIE TEAM WILL PLAY
STHI.NATER FRIDAY

The last football rame ui tAr sea.
son 90 be played on the home fiel
Will come wf Friday Afternoon II
: y m The visitors this time vii
be tae hieh school team from Stlls.
water au especially xood crowd i
needed TO help on ~ the depleted
treasury oG the student association.
The Guthrie boys, despite their r..
cens defeats, are strong on the como
hack" and are all expectAnt OF a
victory over saltwater AT the least
they have chance 70 make iino
showing les's give the boys final
boost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
PARDON FOR JAlLnR VINO
WAS ELECTED TO BgNcH

Frankfort NY Nov ? Governor
Morrow to-day pardonod Fess whta'
her. jaller ~ l4etnlier county who WAS
elected county Judge IN Tuesdays
elect lon. while earsiDR "A sentence Ia
the jaIl over which he had ehnree
WHITAKER wam convicted of attacking
county officials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

neAtan Nes > ls'~saa hefel nss
wefe up Is atsea iasley eeev eeler m
alent ~ dectee ~ Feehlhiflpa
Aarug MsAg'hy ghat srlaA'ps "a
hassls And slaha a4s' e s'veeed
fhn aetsl mee aeesafAd g the i@v
makss 'eem triuanAilf fvsFeNele' :
hesauas xuasi has lauus 4 mNN
slsr ne aotsl men IA tlshi "
HNagg q Uassts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

Austin. Tex Npy Governor
Hobby today placed tAo iaumh. Jim
nnke. Nne ~ thN lnfxeAt esfAfM ~ th4,
state same, fish and oyster ae4mw
nsefs, - the arpnaai ~ pfussdut
eisc' Warren q Harding, dnflnw hts
stay Al roin, Isahel The launch Il
expected - rcarh Point Isabel Thurs
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
SCHEDULE rs cAANGED
FOR SANTA re TRAINS

Santa 10 railway officials announI
ced today changes IN the schedule
Of one train Tho change will be- ~
fo~tivc next Sunday
No. III. eouthhound No Purcell. Ard
more, Gainesville. Tex, and Fort
Worth, viii leave here al $40 O'clock
IN the morning No IL. norihbound.
will leave here at the same schedule
as now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
nunoee srNIkens N oorA o.

Duhllu. Nos q So fag ~ ll'
authorities here know the nine hnn
Esr strikers ln Cara lnii who to-day
hekan thelr cots dag N lasliaR ARE
taking 10 food. according - the
chairman ~ the priHon board Ths
chairman sald today nuiiabla foat
constantly WAS belns offered The
men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

Tulsa. Nes Mtlhurn Hlhee. 10,
10 the first victim of Nalse~' cen
prank reported in thls section. sse
received . hrulse on the LEFT lea
when wagon wheel passed over i,
while ne and others were hld,no
shs wheel. Bleed polson act in and
death resulted today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
High Prices
on nboggan

New YORK. Nov. ps~~Raw suQar
dropped Q - ce~,s pound, new
level in the season for the muaar
market here to-day. IRE price re.
fleets heavy stack in the demand
and is loss of more than ~ cents
from the highest of the seasons
quotation last may.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
Fire In Little
Rock, Big Loss

Little Rock. Ark, Nov e.--Be.
tween sisty and sevcntyfive auto.
mobiles and trucks and fifteen bors.
es were destroyed In a fire which
burned the msttinoly Wagon yard
here early today. The loss viii prob
ably approximate 100000 All on
the proprietor's busirtss records
were lost in the fire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

'fhs uoneY foT sh~ purchase II thu
IsvlDn flam will bs contributed Nv
tho War Mothers and NJ. otheFs will
i,e asa.d fo nyniribute u ~ ~
want h la come ~ a Kdt ffufn thr
maths.fa ~ thw boys who participated
lu ths great world war and tlAi
nsnlhsfu II gilr boys eant a. 20 aiuns
ptn.~snailsle nv itM purchase aHlt
t.aespn man today
rho rao ort tuat Fneft hansH aia
ashsrk hAd bsen asked waa error
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
LOCAL RTnHkAH Louog
TO HOLD MEEriAd

Toe soval itelgekah todxs ~ the csid
feslvWa laAan. hasp ru0d nesting
plauped zoe lanlKht ri1ry elil esap.
fer the argrea on a eitss ~ ~ cAht
diaalea. after ~Alch they will hays
4 mpaast The uFflenrg ~ Tho kes
bskah stale assembly viii b. prnseni
al we'll ~ visitors from surrounding
towns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

that certain Masonic i0sikos became
eemeora 81 radical propasanda; this 10
equally true of certain cafes and Ger
tain elnbs To fnterfret mighty
popular movement. carried through,
and defended BY The nassss OF the
French peogle IN fhe face % the
fierceA. assaults from without sna
from abthln. as thu wort OF few
mysterious eoneplrators IN an almost
langhable case Of historical myopia,
Role of illuminate Exaggerated.
There ls nothlns to show that the
Illnminati. mystical seeref society
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov e,--Best patent
flour has dropped 10 below $40 a
barrel today, the lowest u has gone
feur ye"rs and further drop Is
predicted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER

Tulsa Nov s,--George b. Schwabe.
Republican State legislator from
Nowata county. announced while In
Tulsa to-day his candidacy for speak
o. OF the next house OF representa-
tives OF Oklahoma. schwabe led HE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
rREE PICTURE WEDNESDAY
AT hicsLAno THEATRE

rAaasn " !, MaioY. recruiting Of
flcnr for lite state, is IN duthrle soday.
The cavsAin n ~ilyr.wtre~ and v
hero 10 arrangn far seeiee ~ "ffwa
pictures. thar first n which viii i,s
shown a. the Highland. Wednesday
afternoon. aud there wlli be no eharx~
20 sse this picture Everybody vel
cofue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-09
Peace Time
Casualties
klllto IN WRECK

Topeka. Nov. s~-Jshn paauek
svsomobsls salesman. wsn ssllcd 70.
ua, ~hen hls maehine hi a rot in
she road twelve miles seuth of here.
~ was hurled to the roadside
ard killed.
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Fo4 Worth, Tex. Nov win lhs
arrival q tho finance boafd, the Cen
trail Texas Methodist conference prs
llmiunfias began hers today nlahalY
Ainaworfh Of Austin. Il presiding.
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CANNED GOODS

Chicago. Nov. 9.---canned ton,as
oes sold 1t 7 cents a can In depart
ment stores here today. A year
aso the same sire and grade
brought three times az much.
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Tulsa Jack aThompson Of Phil.
adelphia aud "Pinkey' Lewis OF Oak.
land wealterweights. boxed ~
round draw here.
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SPAIN Rrcocnlzes
BOLIVIAN pUi

M'rfid. Nov aI IL officially an.
'"anced 'hsl The snanlsh govern
n"n' haH recognized the government
~ Boiivia
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EATHER

New Orleans. Nov s.--Tonight.
fair, cold cold wave: Temperatures.
twenty to twenty eight; Wednesday.
fair and colder. -
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EARrA SHOCK IS


Portland, Ore Nov 3 Whist M he
liet"d 70 have been ellghs earth
ahosA ~aH fcil In Portland vi "a 10
o'elork thta morning The sfvmuea
lasted tor about FL seconds. hnt. " ia
sssd no daniao has 50 far heen 20.
gofled