davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1920-02-06
APPETITE FOR SWEETNESS

No industry is growing by
leaps and bounds in the west
like the manufacture of confec-
tiohery. The western people love
outdoor life. turn readily away
from harmful stimulants. and
take to confectionery like a duck
to moisture.
Combined with soft drink and
ice cream parlors. cigar stand
trade and drug store trade, the
retail candy business has grown
almost to the proportions of the
grocery business and has far out
stripped hardware and farm ma
chinery.
Old-time candy manufacturing
was simplicity itself compared
with the growth of an educated
taste and all the combinations of
food and fruit values, that makes
the confectionery trade next to
the hotel and restaurant business
a feeder of the nation.
BY combining nut products,
chocolates, fruits and dairy pro-
ducts with sugar, confectionery
has become the greatest single
food article, probably next to
bread and meat, and is used by
all generations. and yet is sub
ject to a special luxury tax that
is absolutely unjust.
On top Of income taxes, prop
erty taxes, excess profit taxes,
this industry is singled out for a
luxury tax. Why should a clean
industry like candy making be
penalized?
Graham guardian., 1920-02-06

County Printing, Stationery, Etc.
Graham guardian., 1920-02-06
Periodic Bilious Attacks

Persons subject to periodic bilious at
tacks will observe that their appetite
fails them just before an attack. That
Is, they do not really crave food but
eat because II Is meal time. II they
will eat only light meal and no meat,
then take two Of Chamberlain's Tablets
the attack may he avoided. 52-it
Graham guardian., 1920-02-06
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
STAFFORD. ARIZONA, january S, 1920.
OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
COUNTY OF GRAHAM,
STATE OF ARIZONA,

Stafford ARIZONA, January 5, 1920.
The Board of Supervisors regular at 900 o'clock
m with the following members present. h. j. Dowde Chair
man; T. Owens Member Frank A. Webster Member; Martin
Layton Clerk
The minutes of the special meeting held December 81 1919
approved by unanimous vote OF the board
The time having arrived for the opening of the bids for all
books stationery meals for prisoners hospital contract etc. and
the affidavit of the a Valley Farmer the official of Ga
county having been fled stating the notices for the above
mentioned bids had been published provided by law the board
opened said with examination of the
due consideration awarded the contracts shown by
the following tabulated statement, as follows:
County Printing. Stationery
Graham guardian., 1920-02-06
Wanted.--Hides

Will pay top price for green or
dry hides, beef or horse. Don't
keep them until they spoil. De-
liver hides to S. N. Holman, SAT.
ford, Arizona. 49-tf
Graham guardian., 1920-02-06

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FEBRUARY 6, 1920
THE ROLL OF HONOR

The following states have
ratified the National Wo-
mans Suffrage Amend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
MODERN W00OMEN NAME
OFFICIALS FOR NEXT YEAR
Fifty Forrcstcrs From Oklahoma
City Attend Session and
Assist In lnliiatory
Work

Guthrie camp ~ 6sas Nodesu
wpodnen ~ America "Wednesday
nishg elected ofiieern fer 50 ensuing
seag a. follows
Ven .gnsal J shearef wof
sl>er. Bills cnhnl banker r 49,
peseo,A eiefk l.as'wf Arnola cs.
eu4. Glenn piaaaess watshman a.
s3uedetnps trustee. q q Wobh
Tho local lodge nAp tayorea wlsh
uhoui nuy ylslting Wsoemeu nv
oiuanr the o'liFera aus foit eagpfs
from shc oklahoma clty eemp Tweu
IS candidates wcfe escorted shfonsls
she forrest and instructed ia lhe wys
ieass 81 voodsra' oslshoaa rlly
Camp uilelalel ia very cfcdiNhls
manner
Afler iAe arsfee vuek. luncheon
vas SERVED hy ihe lgoyai Nelehborn
d about lso haoNrs but enthusiasts
wooaiueu 4 voio 81 haikr was -
tended 50 the visiting aelehhors ,or
their presence. the ROYAL nelehbors
faf shcir assistance IL ehiertnlnln0
visitors and also. tbs fefreshmeul
committee laeluding NeiAhhor I q
Watss who so shoughlfally provoked
nal'Ains aad cnggse foF ghiA occasion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
BANDITS MITE TELLS HOW
The GANC OPERATED
Woman Bafes Inside Secrets
Husband Va Shot In Battle
With Offices, ueique
Mesk0a Employed

Wgnfela haN ae senea
ssnM slary II sNa iofsaN anA aa
u,rwWia lsfn as anfolded today 4
Mrs sasarh.uc Asy Clark psfe st
aae ~ iaa msma.s of the Maieg
bend og oatiaa ia district ooa.s
aefe a. afievns Rec Testimony
came ia sbe eisAas ~ lhe sia'a
,yidrnp aeaMai arace Emefy local
mNn charged aiia receiving AAa
rarkeling III NNu Nufh hoaaa Alolan
'i-om M booted aAk Benton kaa
sp4
Nrs clark, koae husband wAs
manedta in gAa site hetwees na.t
eawe and ngfssa "a colorado spFlars
,ear aes Il Hfisa 20 beluK present
hou hef husband mot tnerv auf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
AirpLane
Romance
Spoiled

frunhles are Multiplying sn ths
case q kAn Rraffori. ne man shars
M ~uh having ssS - elshl vivee
Bradford i "a ihe eoanss san. sn a.
fault of a three thousand dollar band.
on aigams eharse
saturday mofnsns Miss Haas,
RAins a. Cncseens, FILED complalus
tegore coanty Attorney ninwlddls
setting forth ihe faes that Braffor h
uader she nanAe u Howard clara
had mayfiea her an SATURDAY, ~
senher sosA The ceremony was per
formed BY Judge noies
ON the Tresday following this mar.
fiage. nraF'ord or CLARK. was arrest.
- A. nlliings and hneaeh, hack 20
Guthrie. IN complaint ~ one of hss
tovner wives who II nov lisine Nv
Guthrie
County Attorney DlnwidJ Mas "a
seSsieated his past record pre- ~
'hcoaghiy and that ihev have cap
iured master criminal and noted
erook is the opluion Of those Who are
u ioueh with fhe ease
Miss Rains filed suit Ia sAe couvts
SATURDAY, serklng Annuluenl ~ her
marriage wlth clark. or nratfosd
A new CHARGE Was added today -
The many already made against Braf
ford r Malonsn p~oprlesor ~
lhe Royal hotel maae complain "a
County Attorney Attorney Dineiadie
ehafsing bradford with passing q
forged chegk for $50 20 BIN. TIC
check WAS rank sorsery Mr Ma
honey soand oag when the chseN
WIS presented as the hank
Al she time ~ the marriage 81
Miss Rains TO Clark alias Bradford
ncwspapsr storic. were printed 70
The effect that clark was an aviator
that his machine needing repairs and
That he had volplalned 10 the earth
sud Aaii landed near the gllle town
AZ Lowell north ~ Guthrie II WAS re
gessary 70 order repairs FOR lhe ar
FlaHe and While awaiting the shia.
Tsent Clark made his hone NJ tle
Ralas hotel wherr he met Miss Rains.
The conrship WAS short three days
we're Sufficient fer CLARK 20 win his
ease The coupie came % Guthrie
snd we're married hy Judge fsoles
Sheriff Robertson says M knnws
III ~ leasf five and Aam lip on
three other women who say they
have been fooled hv Bradford There
are also five specific charges d
forgery pending AGAINST him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
LOST TWO TOES. SPENDS
MONTHS N HOSPITAL

GeTmain Henry g our Of the hoa-
piiai zhefe he was taken on The sixth
Of Augiss. following an accident that
cost him the hlg and second toe on
hiS right foot He has been con.
fined in the Mulyane hoepital. con-
Quoted by the Santa ~ railroad. eyer
since. The toes we're ampnsated
when he was buried from the side u
car 70 which h. was cllnging, while
switching on the Santa Re railroad
near Gushing The accident mas
caused b. negligence OF "a eneineer.
ID IL alleged. who bumped Into a
train with his engine. y am All
rfsht now but rot 10 Rild ahosw the
railroad game" said Germaln.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
SAYS CT THRIE Il
4 CITY BEAtTitI |

Believe me. Guthrie has made
wcndezul stride since lett here. (
said Mrs. l. X Burnett. n Fufkbur
nett. wfso il in the city this week
visiting old frseads 4 tn Guthrie
twenty years ago and have never re-
turned unta this sime.~ she added
In she early days Mrs Barnett lived
with her parents here. Her name
was Bavsngfon and she viii BE- re-
rnembered by the early day geosie
rsho are still residents az Guthrie
Mrs- Burnett likes the present Cuth-
ne 50 ~eli thar she says she viii
probably come here 70 I've. She re-
4 ,tiy boaxAt a farm north q the
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
on eAnks fsel no plNc4

Herry wfimering and J ingalls,.
representing the Oklahoma Gas coEn~
pany Of Oklahoma city. we're IN Cuth-
ne Saturday. enroBte home from .
motor trip to cushIng. saDulpa and
she OIL fields. placing short time Sc
curiffez Of the gas coEnpany.
The oil banks in. eastern Oklahoma
are doing nicely aud have DOT felt any
strlngency. said Mrs. Ingalls,. The
cotton backs. however. feel de-
cided psnch and many of them are
graveIy asking where they viii get
nf.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
BOARD or TRADE
GAMBLING rs VICIOUS

waxhlnEsoa. Dee aTae Nih Will
sf0n gamhllnS la G@Aeat. cora. coitoa
ana other farga products said Seqla
tor capper. II Nili eliminate she
wheat pa ana kAe blackboard Il viii
xus out q business the thousands *
wire houses and blckei shops by
making il impossible for gamblers
and specalssorS 10 deal so boards q
trade.
~ThM bill undertakes ~ preserve
she le,Esksmase hessR.' hns cuts cat I'D
gamhling and uAAnipulaiions Farm
ers. dealers and manufacturers buy
ing or selling grain Or cofsoa Cor act
ual delivery would not be restricted
by the prososed law Senator Capper
said
penalsses ~ gny cer cent q the
proposed federal sax .ne x sle,
600 and one years Imprisonment foF
violation Il the bills nrnrishons. are
incorporated in the ca per hill
Sellers or grain. grAln prodrtss
and cotton. who. AZ the .inae o; sale.
vould be owners q the actual physi-
cal property. and traders regularly
engaged III growing dealing ID Or
mmnufReiuring, and ras.ssered vish
the III eFn4l revenue hureau. would he
exen.lg from ne ten per ceni TAX
Sncs trudeys. however, wcald be hm-
lied in their DEALINGS 20 ,hree times
their cual dealings 10 The irteTnai
revenae haresa
In statement outlining his bill
Senate caaer declared 'has only
abous one perrent of future sradsnS
IN graln and cotton was hcra fide
Miluons a. dollars were lost bs farm
ers. as well ss secuiasofs. IN the
recent bear raii n the nasn uarxets.
senate Career insiared. asserting
that consumers. as wen as producers.
we're the victims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
liititiIh sIitI MI mn
~ FAIL IRDM BUILDING.

Charley Etica llYlrg as slH Narsa
North Vlue street. whiia ~ wues
ialntlnR the nssusr huildinK. eornar
Of uYision and Cleveland hia after
noon. made = miestep and fell or q
soaffold thirty fe~t % lh~ ground.
sustaining broken arm and internal
injuries set t0 slse dsserminnd Thw
Ambulance Ana ibmeaiiasrly ealled ard
~ aaa taken la sha Methodist hpapi
tal sd ihe West siaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

Mrs jake II Iiamaa and aun aMa
aaprhlsr gas@sd EAtmh fiathrte thls
afgegaoon on che HAafa ~ on thasr
Nay ~ t'hleaeO
= shall eoaalaue % ugats MY hssme
ln thkaxo said MIS- iIAH,na. ~aad
esiHeate Wy children there" - an
swsf 20 a question siFs ltamon said
Ahe waA taking na interest whaeevse
ia thr ng0Veuaenla ~ an# Clara
smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
Bombs Explode;
Rock Many
Spanish Cities

Madrid, Dec Bomb sx7lo.
slons are reported n many sections
~ Spain, considerable damage bs.
ING done ~ various elites last eve.
Ming
At midnight an Internal machine
exploded on tho window till % the
Palace Of tho Archbishop of Sevllls
combs were thrown Al the house
tf land owner near oranada
Two flour mills 10 this city were
shattered by explosions attributes
20 strike bre ike.s.
Report from Verona state oru.
ersi -iass has begun there.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04


Hers are the fresh 1859 facts.
steamed from authentic souress. a
Oklahoma
Population 1920, 2o27.5sa aaDk
2ist.
Total area Of state fi.l2i.eeo acres
Ranked 18th IN total ealae of al
cfca IN 1918.
All aiasle crops Of tle north and
south grown hare.
FIRST IN bfooncorn production WI
produce approximately "a per cent of
the total United States Iay~iuotlon
this year.
Figures for 1890 indIciis THAI Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04


oklahomaA cnops. sweet POTATOES ee-
turn the greatest acre income.
IN 1918 tbs average acre valaa 81
okiahomas principal crops exceeded
the average u shs I'nl,ed States from
500 10 ssi % pee acre
The average value of ali cultivated
lands in Oklahoma Is sis per acre
less than tho average Tor the United
States.
The ayefhnu RfvA laK season ranges
IN length from To- days "A the NORTH
'consiaass IN rasa -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
Discuss Price Declining McCrau's Medal Postal FaiLngs


TOO. many fall down Circulars with
one cent stamps are for loeal de-
livery Only aud must not BE- sealed
Some persons ptit tao cent Stamps on
letters without feeard to regulations
The stamp must 80 on fhe right
hand corner This erpodltes cancel
lation. Every envelope should hear
a return address On parcel post
packages the name Of the send
should BE- On The psrkag. Many
letters 80 70 the dead letter Office.
Derause there i no resuru marx
Barber. n an address TO he Iso.afy
club recently. gave an interesting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

Il beg TO say bear my decoration
meek upog me-" said James } Me-
Craw of Ponca City. who war IN the
city today enroufe 70 his home. aIc-
Crsw was recently made a knight OF
the Order Of 81. Gregory by the Pope
Of Rome. in recognition Of his work
In connection with the work Of the
Kn5zhts Of Columbus during she war.
4 shall receive parchment and a
medal said McGrav. but shall
not display the one or vicar the 9th
er." The award 10 McGraw is the
toureepth in this country. The last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
A mother State
Bank Closed

Oklahoma City. Dec, 4.-~Liuulda
tion Of the First State Dank o.
Marleffs vas announced today BY
Fred g.. Dennis. state bank com
missioner. losses of The bank. 4
was said AZ Mr.. Dennis office.
were caesed BY the drop IN tlfc
price of cotton. The bank Is IN >
cotton nsli and ia said 20 have many
loans 70 fafmers In tho region.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
AirrtE WOMAN. $40. 10
oaeaasO N mouaNssa

NrN York. IAs* Fhe Ilitla ea-
8an s.ad 10 muarNlns. was aeenm
8apivd ns Nlaa Mary Naeawiasy.
SISTER ta ha safa luea maYWf
uulalHr sha entransn In Ii~ psan
W. N wrNy eAfwe4 hunssraAA N wwW.
wumvn and gAledfva Nvaflag moaen
sua lnsa,ia sea sarsylae fleNa "A chs
lFish repasas were maased - ervss
tho fwe wpsaen. but saer epteasesi
frem asfieenus axis ghaa waa ~
pveir'i Atrgxast iata wNilinm iaAs
eAh AHa hpEorm m crewa haw@s tHsy
hAA lAnAsa iaAmealmsply effwss
weFu maAa 70 fseus pmrada ~ -
cust Mira Maeawlney a. EaFtA
Asuuas hasol
rlse twp wuHsea wvrp ERE FIRST 70
stop Ashar~ when the eaissc bvrsbea
A reenstlaa eaamitses surpoaniaa
with lhe "a eolpe bunting n tha Irish
sT4ahllr MFsetea shum
The sssieab Aas f~arhsa gira ssrWes
nnyan hiu~ks ftum shn piaf. Aefura
Il halted wsleumafa fsIi lnsa lInu
band struck % wltk sha "utar
sstanNlaa lsanupf and ~iylsh nesu
W." AIRS cheers wees saiaea aud lhs
laraae pog under way sitter she cen
funlon vtieh hass marked ahe ansx
parsea eAil fgswm sAu rl#f ateaA bat
aAhalAe.i
Ytss waman eFsss stranger
toilwhaF Af t'asfaasM NwatDn H.
SIZED nnIY flYe smaasa - wem~u revs
fpapnsailyea - lrsah ~ wkanlnasioas u
iisls eaunss 20 80 thrash tho ha4
aRe na* esssen ifhsw 81 mass shs
tlatuFa t@An rive hA aabl. wsfe
krAngnd aas ~ fhaaaaaas ~ awpliss
ltmA 'the hasHefw waFw Mss fias
wAla tsArnmn Nlilafa hvasews ID shs
YlH#nga wigis ii fhlA nnunAfy. Mra,
Algfei 1t Hmlsh wlfe * GpyeFaoe
Nalsh Sire JOAN siylan. wlte ~
Mayor llYlan Mrs lleea IAswnsag.
81 washipesan aud siga James
wstsh. representative af Iaah na-
eleglaa IA shlA VlsF
ThouaAnda n ifsmh a8naoat IA keFa,
wAaEInw vtmpa hahaa afutsna shslf
arma IL nAapusHs fu thn Aaie lord
maYpf wpo Ils1 ast~p hunger sFlNA
aaspmlllsa - gte doeA % ehevr sAs
Irish >iHliaxs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

You have no idea of The number
OF funny impressions people have re-
lative 10 the mall service. sald Cap
tam George Barber. general superin-
tendens Of the delivery system q tne
Guthrie p0stoffice Some people com
s'lzln II the Do not receive letters,
when noae have been written. We
have 10 explain ali shortcomings, 100.
In the matter Of stamping letters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
CINEMA ire Nor FoR nsa

A STORY is eoing sue ~nanda 10 thc
esfecs that VA G.sss gsrl recently
fell victim to the wiies ~ "a rasAe
travelling man ard hiked To kansas
cisy 70 join the moFses After Spend :
ing week in so-ealled studio che
decided that the cinema lie was not
the life for her and resarnesl home.
Now she IS looking for The pashe man
10 masom she loaned sum of money
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
Article x To
Be Amended

Geneva. Dec. Am amendment
TO the Covenant 10 the league Of
nations, eliminating Article 4. the
most rsooted section Of tire pac',
was introduced in the assembly ~
the league TODAY BY Charles J. Do.
herty. Canadian minister OF JUS
sice. The amendment probabl Z
viii be referred 10 the COMMITTEES
on amendments
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

Springfield ~ pee Coal msn-
ers m alilnois have voted 70 contrib
uls 49, Da0 toward lhs erneslan ~
memorial 20 their former international
president. John Mitchell according ID
figures announced by officials saaay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

Blaming the newspaper rs the fat-
orlse sport ~ men who fail III their
public duty Tab the fegiow who
shrieks ''the eaper lied about me.
and a nisglt viii be found The busi-
ness man Il TOO busy to find fault
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
SHIP REPORTED LOST
SHOWS uc IN PORT

Boston. Dec. 4s--The Nantucket
shoals relief iiehtship arrived at New
Bedford tris morning. Her com
rnander reported his ship had been
torn scritt ~ a 90naiie gale that
swept over ths shoals Thursday night.
-e rad been trying 70 make pcrt
since. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
HARDIN. PARTY ARRINES
IN NEWPORT MEMS

Nss port News. Va Dec. 4.--Presi-
dent -eseck Harding and party landed
here AZ II O'Clock this morning. the
steamship Pastores docking ~ one of
the Newport News niers Mr Hard
ing and party will agend the morning
sn the city and from here will go n
Norfolk far the afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

sketch Of The vossoffiee bsslneas He
dr~~ a line from i773 70 1890 and so.d
u the vast work performed ~ the
postal system during H. hate war.
Just now persons mailing Christmas
packages can assist over -burdened
clerks BY mailing their packages
early. BY having them plainly ad-
dressed and property stamped nlih
return address plainly written or
printed These aiwsrenily are little
matters hnf they can mean much 10
the postal employee" said I,arb.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
No 20 ce tHoMA OH.
MAJ l& pEAn

iliughamion N y. Dec Thom
as G. cfary unaneier died hers
last nisbt ile was head u no is01
Washer company and participated ln
The ofganixaiiou ~ natural gas com
psni"a IN Akron, ohlo Kealnck
and Oklahoma.
Mf Cilry alan had large lumbsr
interests in MlaaiselppI. Georgia ana
North Carolina
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
to paAa akslsroA aoAp

ltny Spencer sna Mark a'eteaa -
Mtlhall hase slsnsa d contrast wlsh
ne eouaiY bsAfJ - dag ssa seath
road hetwvsa akelsloa efsek aaa
Nulhall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
cHEAPER HAIR

Frank Sarber says store hair must
be getting cheaper Anyway. the wo-
men do not seem 10 DO saving their
combines anymore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

los Angeles. CA ppx +--Asrs. Al
v James whe says she - steses ae
Glars swish la iivlra Is tos ANaslsa
ehe sala saaay that she mad kue~a
cf certain relatens between heF ala
ter ana Mrs samon. hut shas she
bnsw nashlnu ~ she shooting A. ~
shm present whefeahawsa ~ neY als
ter ahe esptsaaea gssh - her sis
tsFs innessrss with rsebra 70 shs
shoeslea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

20 receive the medal is friend Of
McGray. William Dwyer. q 81 Paul.
MInn. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
LAMoND rAKgs oArH or oFrlce

y y lAmoud newly appointed city
attorney. took he necessary oath u
office today "a dlslrict count The
oath was administered BY District
Judge chafles Smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
MORT. LOGAN Approves

Marshall Tribune says appointment
OF Judge chas. Smith meets 'zstf'
a-Droval Of north Logan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
COUNTY PIONEER DEAD

A a. Hubbard died Al Muihall re
was a couuiy pioneer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
iNrERrer TRYING 70
ckrcN CLARA WAhaa

a pane. fssar pae. As~lnssfvst II
tsylna - find Clara smith has ~sn
ed ~ paao notice aselafe ARE ala
nas come ID Ei paso Mowsvef ~
farsilon aen AZ shs ,~a lnssfnAslan
III brlaass ard she JuaFsx settle sss
wa'ehing far her
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Gambling
In Food
To Stop


washinusen. Dec. s.--senator csp-
Ger cs Kansas. to-day gnsce public his
proposed eui 70 ssop ear'elins -
foccsS1fss and eosten.
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NJ 'Sp,iney
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aAtgRa eanaJtieNa iFelMMa
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WEATHER

New Orleans. Dec. 4.-.Tonizht
fzir; Sunday. fai. and warmer.
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IS BOUNTY FOR WOLF scALps
County hoard han raised 'he bounty
on coyote soalps 20 S. each
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Wife Saws
Clara IS
.NOtGuiIty

Artmats ost MTs AaAe ssArt-
on. Asaew ~ sNs lass FsauAllssn a.
t,eaai semsNlssssmAe sala seaaY sNas
rns asa aes Aslsss Miss Ciafs.s#tisl
wanted 10 tennsetleH wltA ths asasA
81 NJ y ian fstsd tae eesiss thst
inlea NJ HamaN Mrs HAasse said
thss Il Miss anslth aNaula - aenFes
rseded aNa FssuFrsa w Afawefw taf
tsal. she would rat eFuteeate tne
eAss Mfs NAman reiterated thet
she ~eula asesps me sswseg u sAe
Republican naisenai semmsstsemae =
sueesssl6r q hsr husband snsala t#s
piaes De offefes "A regard 4 0gea
e. thar any nspnumens sNs sssss -
oAlahems could erect - NJ namsn'4
memory sAe aald
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Mrs HAmaa deprecated sNN pwglfse
nv thatshas been alysn Miss Analsr :
alleged alafy aaylra 'has 4 naa A.
evil lHfluenss 90 ne minds q Ysuwp
alfis and ~as lmmefal aNs $40 shas
she wouid aepssl - ths shersnes 90
ala IA svprFssslna sueb Aiiegef
statement