The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-07
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

1 ='-'NAFI - FtFf4f - " -" 49, = -
the Hercalcse water Tho sahne
character of the water has corodcd
and eaten up the old one.
sheriff Robertson has been in
s,rucsed hy the state hlghway depart
ment 10 rnscced against All aetomo
bile owners who do naH carry the 1920
auto tag or permit. rho department
saws there are more than N0.eo0 own
ers OF autos ia the state who are de-
l'nauens. Az each CITY and county
joins III the benefits from this tax
e n the duty ot city and county OF
ficcrs t. aid in The prosecution ~ tax
dodgers More than ieO.e0e 1890 tass
have been issued
IL. Gray, president ~ the Cham.
her OF Commerce has appointed the
following committee 10 formulate fur
ther CLANS toward voting tho sS0o ooo
bond issue for hard suxface roads
I'd Burton. ]. r. Doueias H. 7. Kne-
bel Fred neSelms, phh Tmhand Tom
Jenkins. Chas. Olson. john fIndreth
Chas Seely. Frank Mcclure. ". r
Prince Mr Burton. who " chairmap
.oi the committee has power 20 cali IL,
sogether a. any time and any co0nty
factors can be called In consultation.
started in Guthrie and is flourishins.
started in Guthrie an II is flourishinr.
"A new mattress factory has been
started in Guthrie and Il is fiourishing
y A. Nelson ls proprietor and II Is
located At 10S West Noble Old ma
tresscs are re made and sterilixed AS
We'll as che manufacture OF new ones |
Every now and then someone
with foresight better than hindSigh'
drops into Guthrie and pulls down a
good thing This was done by ono |
Doc I.ovelady There's name 10
conyure who drifted into Guthrie
few years rast He believed he saw |
the handwriting and bought from one /
az our old and highly RESPECTED citi-
zens who evidently thought it a good |
time to unload, swo of hts well located
business blocks on Oklahoma avenue
for $1,000 The good doctor also
thought II good time TO sell ana
pulled in gain OF $4,000 on the |
short time investment doing no re-
pairing al all-and taking his Guthrie
made coin. TO a larger town, where
he could get immediate action on the !
hard earned dollars
pr Rohs Wade who IL in the city /
today from Coyle. says crop condl =
tions In his part os the country were !
never better, The doctor Is an ard
ent Democrat and says William ! /
Bryan should fDe nomianted hui is
certain he will not be Bryan IL too 1
honest to land the presidency. even /
II he should be nominated travel |
ed 5000 miles 20 vote for Bryan the ,
first time. II was shame be was
defeated a. that tAne he would have |
made a wonderfiI president" Dr I
Wado predicts that General Wood /
will be the next president
Queen Hardimon has filled suit |
for separate maintenance against r II |
Hardimon c G Horner IS attorney
for Mrs. Hsrimon.
III would be a paving precaution |
II every citizen who uses gas, cleo
triclty and water would learn TO read I
meters Many dollar has been OK
tracted from the pocket OF citizens. !
either through negligence on design
on tho part of meter readers for the /
pmalic service companies selling these &
very necessary things II you read
your meter then the other fcilow
cant skin you I know. for | was
touched up time or two before got ,
wise and then | secured rebate
wien ] showed en-"
lin the story yesterday Of the Ma
sonic parade mention OF the- Guthrie /,
band was inadvertently omitted
About the best thing connected with
the parade was the excellent and en-
liveninH music supplied by our home
band. Guthrie has the best band In
the state and even the crack Shrin-
ers band had no edge over our boys
Prof Ryan and his bandmen are al
ways glad to Aid In any event that is
for Guthrie's good and cheerfully
turn out on all occasions when civic
are at stake. The Leader Is
sorry that mention was not made OF
this excellent band In tho story
printed Thursday.
These marriage licenses we're H.
sued by the court clerk since ycster-
day: Ralph Irwin Myers. 70, uncas,
and Essie Barnett. IS. Ponca: Ray
Jordon. 81. and Hattie Holmes, 10.
both OF Crescent; Albert Neidhart.
2G, Oklahoma City. and Beular Doni
hoo. Is. Guthrie; Warren w Graham,
81. and Elgie Kline, 26. Tulsa. u