The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-05
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stock every private popd and lake In
the state. according 20 Bsn Natl.
who was in Guthrie yesterday. More
than a million eroppie. bass aud other
varieties Of fish are nos available.
Mr.. Watt viii supply the f,sh on de-
mand when proof Is given that thu fish
are to be used for the purpose for
which they are provided
II y Douglas, brother OF s. A.
Douglas. OF this city. who Was injured
IN the Hennessey hotel fire Monday.
is said 10 be recovering nicely at his
home at EGld ~. Douglas Jumped
from second story window aud sus-
tanned severe injuries 10 back and
neck. He has been representing the
Williamson Iialsell- Frasier company
OF this city for several years.
Two mer enlisted yesterday at
the Guthrie recruiting station. sam.
uel Lee Cook OF Guthrie enlisted for
one year In the field artillery and viii
be- stationed at Camp Dix. \. ]. clar-
ence y Wandell OF cosle, Oklahoma.
for the coast defense at San
Francisco. California. For a short
time only men will be accepted for
one year enllstments in the field ar
tillery and the engineer corps. As
an additional inducemsnt 10 enlist
ments az this time. authority until
March Is. ly2n- is granted for ac-
ceplance for three year enllsinents
from the first 10 the seventh regular
army divisions. ANY regiment OF ca
yalry. infan'rv s'eid artillery. coast
or engineers s.
the limits OF the United States.
lie Bron Post No. 81. American
Legion viii hold memorial services AT
the First Methodist church Sunday
afternoon At o'clock at which time
memorial certificates will De issued
10 the nearest of kin OF soldiers Killed
IN TIE great war. Rev. 4. Calm.
pastor OF the church. is chaplain OF
he lie Bron Post and viii deliver the
memorial address All are invited.
Sam z Gardner writes The
Leader that he Is on The way home
and ~as bought a large linr OF Spring
AMI Sumner clothing and habcr-
iashery- While away he visited the
markets OF New YORK. Boston. Roch-
ester and Baltimore He says prlces
remain high and goods are hard to
get
--Condomna,ion suits have been
filed by the City of Guthrie against
land owners along the ritht of way
Df the pipe line leading from the dam
10 the city These property owners
are involved: Richard Padgham.
l. Teters. VIM poieet. ari Minnie
Graham Richardson.
&C y McWe,hy second hand man.
with receiving stolen prop
arty. was arraignei in district court
today. pleaded not guilty ard his trial
set for Monday. March Is He gave
scnd for appearance at that time.
Mrs Ramsay. representing the 81
Louis division OF the American Red
Cross. Is in Guthrie today visiting the
local chapter. Mrs Ramsay j. very
high In her praise OF the Guthrie
chapter and says II is one OF the best
4 not the very best In the Southwest.
Mrs Ramsay brought with her today
iwelve young ladies. who are taking
he special sccretarial Red Cross
work at the State University. These
Young ladies are brought here by Mrs
Ramsay in order that they may get
the benefit of the excellent system
employed by the local Red Cross
'hapter.
Judge Swank Is hearing tax cases
N district court this afternoon.
santa Re. Rock Island. and Katy
-ailroads paid taxes last year and tho
rear before under protest. claiming
In bond elections and
school tax ieyies. The \
,ase being tried today Is testing the
egalify OF the acts OF the taxing Sys-
EN- and the laws governing coilectionl !
II taxes No matter which way the 4
at hops the cases will probably be
'ent TO the supreme cours for final
Many window glasses we're shat
cred during the wind storm of yes
erdsy and last night. Several plate
classes were shattered in the Burton
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