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Mr. walt Miller's family.

Mr. Walt Miller's family.
Miss Maude Farr OF Washington is
spending some time with her mother,
Mrs. John d. Farr.
Mr.. Bunyan Wessinger has re-
turned home after spending some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Press Meetz of Ballentine.
Mr. Norwood Goza has returned to
his work in Columbia after spending
a few days at Chaplin.
Mr. Bunyan Wessinger has return
ed from Cherryville, NC, where he
spent a few days with his fiends.
Miss Karnie Dominick of Neeces
has returned home after spending
some time with relatives around
Chaplin.
Messrs. L. E. Sheely, J. ]. Boland,
Willie Williams and Misses Lottie
Stoudemire and Leo Sheely spent
Sunday at Charleston
Mrs. John Cummalander and
daughter Blanche are spending some
time with relatives in Cherryville
and Newton, N. c.
Miss Linnie Meetz of Ballentine
spent Thursday night with her sister,
Mrs. B. A. Wessinger.
Messrs. Miller and Hazel Williams
Of Columbia spent Sunday with their
mother. Mrs. w. B. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. WI. H. Epting, Vir-
gil and Ernest Epting and Mrs H
H. Counts of the Peak section spent
Sunday at Charleston.
Miss Maggie F'rick is spending
some time with relatives at Neeces.
Mr.. Bernie Bechman and Miss Ruby
Bechman spent Sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. Malcolm Lowman of Bal
lentine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Clark and little
son Carol are visiting relatives in
North Carolina
Miss Eunice Haltiwanger is spend
ing a few days with Mr. j. H. Eargle's
family.
Sheriff S. ]. Miller was in town
Friday just as jolly as ever, shaking
hands with his many friends
Mrs. Elmer Carpenter and sister
Miss Bleka are visiting relatives in
North Carolina:
Miss Fannie Frick, Mrs. J. H. Rob-
erts. Mrs. Vennie Eleazer and Mrs
Jennie Shealy, are still on the sick
list. We wish for them a speedy re-
covcrJ.
Messrs. Norward, Leon and w. w.
Goza spent Sunday at Charleston
FRIEND
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GASTON NEWS.

The revival services began at the
Baptist church here. A very large
crowd was in attendance both at the
morning and evening services. Rev.
Mr. Hamlnon filled the pulpit for Rev
Mr.. Jones. May much lasting goou
be done during this week. Quite a lot
of visitors are here attending meet
ing. among whom are: Mesdames Eli
jah and Robert Hail. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Goodwin, Miss Lottie Sci,unik
of Jacksonville. Mr.. D. E. Hammond
of Gilbert, Mr.. John Craft Gone Of
our boys who we are proud to say is
making good since his return from
France), Mr.. Ernest Brown, Miss Ber-
tha Martin of Swansea, Mrs. Ellen
Miller of Brookland, Mrs Maggie
Craft Jeffcoat and daughter of North.
James Hall Of Thor.
Mr.. Juriah Goodwin is still sick,
but we trust will soon be out.
We had a very refreshing rain
yesterday afternoon, which made
everybody feel good. Crops are
looking splendid in this section and
the farmers are hopeful of a good
harvest
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day night. July 18th, beginnisr at &
O'Clock.
) Midway School League.
SCHOOL BONDS FOR SAFE

The undersigned trustees of Sa-
maria school district No 60 will re-
cei'e dds for coupon bonds in the
sum of twenty-five hundred and forty
dollars. Bids will close at noon Thurs
day. July 90, 1920. These bonds are
TO bear interest not to exceed per
cent per annum, payable annually or
sem1-annualiy. and to be retired at the
end Of or within fifteen years from
date of issuance thereof. They are L.
be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
w. c. BOLEN,
]. +. RANKINS,
&. L. KIRKLAND.
Board of Trustees No. 60.
July s, 1920.-4t.-c-41.
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Mr.. James H Pond and daughter
Alice spent the week end with the
formers brother, John Pound of
North.
CASTOR and Broooklyn boys played
an interesting game of ball Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Busbee of
Brookland are spending some time
with the latter's mother. Mrs. Juriah
Goodwin.
Success to The Dispatch-News
force. A Farmer
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state. 1t was a great loss to the state
to have this herd dispersed. vet the
small herds that We're started from
these seed may develop into a real
Jersey industry in the years to come.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1920-07-14
Y-SUNfNIERLAND
FOR ORANGEBURG
AND CALHOUN

Ihe wberry-Summerland reunion
of Oranseburg and Calhoun counties
will be held at Elloree, S. c., F'rida,
July 10th. This will be an all-day af-
fair with speaking at 1890 o'clock in
the morning, followed by basket pic
mic. The public is cordially invited and
urged to attend
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, August the third, 7 will ap-
ply to George S.. Drafts, Judge of Pro-.
bate for Lexington county, for final
discharge as executor of the estate
Of M. G. Davis, deceased.
IGOR HAYES,
Executor Estate of NJ. c. Davis,
Deceased.
Atc-39
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POUND PARTY AT MIDWAY.

Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend a pound party and other amuse-
ment at Midway school house. Satur
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prohibition amendment to the Consti-
tuition and the Volstead enforcement
law are far-reaching-Edg
Chronicle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
DIVORCE SUITS FILED;
CRUELTY IS CHARGED
Wife Of Local Travelling Man
Alleges Cruelty Man Who
Married Woman With
Family Gives Up Battle

Two iiyoree suits have haeu tiea
IN district eaars hnvp sinco satufta
ems hy maa ana one s, wepaa
nolh Alleee elueas il W tMmiay
and Nav lHpley were married 81
tashrie IN ihe meerY mnnth 81 Mag
pla Thee separated IS ths lasa 81
sepieirhef u the samr ssar rhef
resided dufine their short msuied
ilfe on fsfm naat etsarant elv
tumley SAWS h'a wlfo bad ioag ahaa
rem hy iesmef #affsssa aud shat
tho children were grown Thsy carve
% llve al hls plAs~ aud atevlly af
tefwaFds abuse aud cursed him
The life became uHbeafshle sn1 81
took the diyurcr eouyt a. she lasl
resoft Ila asks Tor dlvorte
Anllonvi'e NehAstian ANA F Fl
Sebastian were married la Mlasnss
So 1896 ana have teur children Vs
family have rcslted IN Gnghrla a.
some time whore Nr Aehastlaa has
a position az lrayellnN salesman VIII
fhe ceOperaFiya company IIla aai
ary b. $40 per maulh aud he "a Al
lowed expenses The wlfu aakA fat
nn absolute dIvotre temporary q
mens ~ tleo pcr mouth and further
rraya sho courl Is HraHt u reslralp
ing order forhldalnn the dsfeaian
trem coming un the premises fH
wife also asks custody ~ fhn shgd
ron ahe charrvn cruelty and saYs
hc not only frequently cursed her bat
mad aleo struvk her.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

ty FIR six years and now an actlyr
business man of the city. is the ef.
iieient secretary the raghi man ia
ne riFht place
Fae board of directors. $50 of whom
have been untiring iB their efforts for
the success Of the fair all successful
business men and farmers. are as
follows A N Dresser. Seward; NeA
Humphrey Meridian. George Rouse.
Pleasant Valley Roy Teal coyle:
Toha 0'Nell. Marshall.
n An every department o. the fair tie
superintendent ard a corps Of active
assistants we're busy today receiving
end placing exhibits. getting every
shirs IN readiness Tor the grand open-
cattle division. George Rouse. swine
q The various departments are az fol.
lows
Draft horse division. John caffney
cattle division. George ouse: swine
division, G f Mahoney: sheep divi-
sion. 4. r Porter field. agricultural.
p 7. Scott; horticulture. Sam Funk
domestic science. Bernice Lawson: Do.
messic art. Mrs. John Remy: Juvenile
DEPARTMENT, Mrs n G. Keyser; Farm
Womsn's clubs. Mrs. John Olson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
Cotteral Holds
Sugar Dealers
Did Profiteer

Oklahoma City SEPT 2o..-Mo-
tiors 70 vaeate the decision ~
soAo c. Pollock of Kansas ciss.
cuashln9 the indictments retura-
e 6y tire federal grand jury
.qainst "a Oklahoma cisy aaa
snin sugar dealers we're riea IN
FEDERAL coxrf sOazy BY hersars ~
Peek. Ucr>d States District at.
sorrey
Fling q the motion wss a.
la~el IS result of a decision
Sf.sn ~ Jeo3e }. C. couersl IN
ire federal ecurt here today
wher he oserruled the decision
Ct Judge Pollock. declaring in
effect that indlstuaen:s n al
q the alleged prsv s.rIng eases
would be heid vs.s cy the court.
Judge costerai .el6 enc LeAer
Act under which tise indictments
were allowed 20 fa legal ana n
formation contained sufficient for
n~~r---s'.s--. IRE decision of
Judge cotsersl was given in TIE
case q r. L. 5oake. propr etc~
q a P~ocery store n Anacarko.
ann the last Of those indicted 10
file aenaGrrers against the alleged
prcfitrers. 4s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
SIXTY TONS Of REAL
ELEPHANTS COMING
Together With a Horde OF Trained
Beasts OF All Varieties Small
Boy Can Sec the Circus
Free Here's How

on. boy' Sixty tons q elephants
are coming 20 Guthrie aith tbs Yam.
kee Robinson circus Friday. Sept -.
Are you IN on one of tho free circus
tickels The I.eador Is giving 10 boys
and girls IN Cnthrleg
Read about tho clown contest Ths
Leader i conducting Tor boys ani
girls so they ran aee the wonderful
clowns. cleohanta, girls. horses. an
nverthins that goes 3lth i mg circus.
free. fwmru
h"ad about II n thi. lssue Tet
busy and Join the Jolly lads aad lAaaIoa
Ia thinking ~ eomlcal capara for lie
fcnntinaeG ON Page z
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
THIEVES MI SYN
SotIlE PART COUNTY

Thiese entered lbe barn NJ n
Johnston ner 'ne d maa,
oashe's fbe ci'e last nlsht aus
s'rla g ilae sel e' hameap salneI
- Ss2s according % talsabone
atnsase reeolssd igen Mr John ipf,
fa's Mofnane ay sheriff Robertson
p ilgNh haNe shc lhlsypa 'aNhea
right nos said fl0bartsuu Several
thcftN ~ thM hlNd hago huen feeori
"a lately most % them Just over ~
iNe# ln uklaAona county * IS
ihauRh hs Reaerison thaf e nte
in pklahoma tliN tuys tho aiNltn
harness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

Dr Robert Allen whose lafni llsH
On ihr SECOND hestom formation ~
the Skeleton valley holds the fac.
ORD 10 I.oRan tor wheat raised ihia
year Re has finished ihrvanins AL
hts wheat averaged "a bushels AMI
peck 10 the nefe and tested 30
pounds Dr Alea has teen inpof
tanod 10 plant kAnfed wheat this iAli
bal he aaYH whan grade q wheat
ain trs, a. high and produce 40 prs
ufie ~ does hls tnat hs cam ses
me point * making the change Al
ian farms scientifically ami seta aii
there 4 coming oft q the land,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

nsilady be disuuleted with fears that
she ~ NOT strictly In TIE mone
Recall Moycn Age.
A suggestion OF The Moyen aEe
appears in the newer froeks ana me
worId-faned designers whore lovely
models hase been the envy 81 IA
women IN past seaeons again havss
sent 70 America autumn creations
which feature the low wAlssllne
Periods still mark the designs stlI
THIS season . distinct Spanish Inaai
ence Il noted in cploFs and deslso.
Something OF the romance aud
beauty OF Spain. with its delicate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
Circus Tickets VIII Be
Given TO Boys and Girls

whee kids Free Yankee R1nson VIVA animal IT.
Gus that to give afternoon IN Guthrie Faa
Sept
Want hs ont tyons
Wei Leader hello arranged "a give assn,
free twenty ackea animals have been tnne h m
fern tricks Ike human beings dainty girls and handsome men
cary win death a steel arenas wn Wild beasts ap
thrill and delight
ianhse Robinson wsa tbe rst American clown years he
pade children laugh with hia osna antics
perhaps IN Grandpa IN l ,on o " m
things Yankee did them.
Yankee was thrifty lad AMI saved blk starting nl
wagon show This show into and today ~
DER the managcment q Fred Bueanan tgg and st
pieces Of show property on the road required to trans
pert this country
But you van 70 know abcuF tho tickets don't yoag
We believe the boys and eris he @ Judge o THINGS eus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
: The Secret is Known! Waistline is Fixed

Tho new fall models Ia smart
frocks place the waist line near the
hips. An. 30 the secret is out.
For several weete the feminine
world has been agog 70 know Just
how the now frocks and gowns must
be mads 70 have them conform
strictly TO the laws Of style Lead.
ing designers and courtariers have
kept their secrets well and not even
9 hint Of What was 70 be worn has
escaped.
Now come the announcements q
style shows and smart exhibits oI
Imported models and no Longer = q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
SCOTTISH RITE CLASS
TO REGISTER IN 800
Special Pail Reunion Opens TO
night With Work In perfec.
ton Degree, All Teams
In Good Form

Vanguard 81 scottish Rtn mem
hsrs ard e'assmen was hnasy sunda,
sHd Monday and holols an1 roous
auhkis filled
The speeiai reunion q ne cous'
ters Mil depait somewhat fssm
sehoaale by openlng al sga Monday
evening With nofa 20 tha Perfection
degrees
Secret master Perfect masser and
Confidential secretary wir Sc given.
Tho secretarya register shows
more 'Aan 900 candidates reelsiered
Secretary Dsrr said hc believed a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses were n.
sued since Saturday. A. r Erred.
81 sand springs and MareA Burst II.
Edmond. @ o. ,iufrow -. Esntlnei
and Beaaia iioaslnger ~. Tiiitle, 4
G. chrlsty 20 and Iieasie Milier, a.
both % Guthrie, iehn GUIDE 20 AMI
Noitls Wells. ri hoth 81 Oklahoms
city. Earl clair Anlt. 50 Of Lawtln
ana Bsruia Say Comedy 81 Oh
homa CITY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
SWARMs Of FLIES
CREATE ALARM IN STATE
Frenzied Horses Runaway and
Are Killed Fly pests In
5warms Blot Out Sky,
New Spray

Flies IN sfeeter numbers than
ever before known IN the history ci
Oklahoma are appearing IN different
portions Of the state and sAaslrE
much damage according 70 rppnrtg
Upon return from visit 70 .oble
and Kay. counties. ]. A. Whltehurvi,
of the sAre AGRICULTURAL depn- NJ.
reports conditions have rcorhee ihs
alarm stage Ia some pisces the
'i0l Rapch" has converted rs or.
chard spraying machinery into ny.
fighting equipment The ranch has
lost fiye Of rs registered bulls IN
ihe NY menace and there was no
ff'q44flntsea nm paxa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
GI iIiisiE "nIEAH CATS
TRIM MERIDIAN BOlS

Guthrie took Merldian fo q eiasn
ine tn tbn laii gane Sunday ~ 4
score ~ ll so 10 rhs Nama was
NlaYed on the bolnu around ana Il
lafge crowd Witnessed Il ManAkm
nrown Of lho snnta W. ileAr rala
SAYS he has next SUNDAY open snt
4 looking for j ma b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
10 ENTERTAIN MAsO>~

Mhan lhe rafart eionc of the neN
Maeonir tenple WAS aid. yast
eroWd NJ neople wae ln ATTENDANCE.
aa WIN be Remembered hy Guthrie
rconle 4 moving picture al the
procession and fhe scenes incident o
Abe ceremony we're iilmed ay =
camera man With moving pltoofe
weekly Tomorrow THESE sceues Viii
hc Reproduced 4 Tho Pollard fof ore
spctlal henefii ard cdiilcatinns Of the
vsi'in Maaone Afiefnoeu and oye
mine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

FRANK king lieutenant Colonel n
the late war. who WIS y~Niera9s
eloeied Firth district commander 81
ne American legion by the atats
cSeguiive committee was fnFmtfl>
captain Of nailonai guard capptus
os engineers al lawfou Later hs
roved 20 Guthrie whcfe be nov
aldes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
Vfw nomo plor cusroMs

FVWHE W WM4NN FFNN
New York, Sept. so..-rbe pest,
ard signed "A clslrmnv ~aa turned
,ver 20 the custodian of the buildln,
~ Edwards. who alno notified Pest
master Thomas q. pastsn. rns DE-.
paFtmens ~ Justice. too waM lrferrn
"a 81 receipt u the postcard.
The warning aald that the eusssms
seusr, already under heavy quart.
*ould be blown W NJ .. ~. M.
edwards ssld shnt preliminary lr-
fssslaatlsn Rad ahawr no svlasues %
plpt arw he wa taxHweW IL esvara
ne warning a. hoax
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20


BLACK lacs mantillaa and gorgeous
fans and hair ornaments has cropt
into the fashions which the mo l~.n
American woman viii adop, 70 Ter
style.
Hats this year are ali soft nd
droop softly abont the face. ae
SIR brimmed bats seems 70 have
eemplacly lost favor for tim
Fsixete of soft sheen, auyetyn of
axquisiie quality ~ we'll - metallic
materials which have already proved
poHplar xpeue- are balug used
And wien milady goes a.sicppins
sile must aeeuntom herself to many
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
THE BRucEs orr FOR
GRAND LODGE MEETINGS.

GRAND LODGE MEETINGS
Grand Secretary Bruce Of the O6d
Fellows and Mrs Bruce win leave
Ter Boston IN the morning 10 attend
ne annual sessions Of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge and The Association of
Rebekah Assemblies which will ron
rene in tat city next Monday mor.s-
ing remaining in session one week
They viii 90 by Kansas CRY. Chicago.
Detroit Toranto. Montreal and Port
land, Maine making stops al al
taese places ou the return trip. Thev
expect 10 De gone shout nnonta.
Their daughter Miss Esther who has
been visiting In Chicago. Buffalo.
New York. Philadelphia. Baltimore.
Washington and shadyside. Maryland
since early in July win meet .ksm
N Boston next Friday night aud mr.
return home with them. Mrs. y.
y Tibbetts has invited Miss Esther
4 spend the winter sith her in New
York and take music and SHOULD she
decide TO do 50 she win return u
New York direct from Boston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
Naw rAouaAr aocInrY Merrs

Kansas ciiy Mo SEPT 90 With
delegates representing ,hlrtynlA eulta
IN all parts of The United States and
Canada preaeut the annual eonywn
ton OF International Nav Though.
alliance opened hers today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
BOMB TIMED TO
EXPLODE At Z O'CLOCK
EXTRA ct AnDS StinnOt M
HDt ktliliIH MANSION
Al TERRY wv.
STRANGE. MIN O<
sitOt Ms CAUSE A.
EXTRA pisItts-
IIO>~ 10 M.
TAKEN tY


New York. aeps ep~.A past card
warming that az attempt would hs
made tomorrow sa hia~ 10 the ass~
'omH house. after she Wall atfeet 80
pluslon last Thursday. wss rsersssd
the mali today ~ wiIllsn n. Cd
wards. coilacter ef informal Fevxnua
Tor ,hls dlstrict
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
GUTHRIE MAN IS cHosEn
HEAD or DISTRICT LEGION

Frank y King. 1905 West Mansur.
lieuianaut colonel IN The world war.
Was elected flslh district commander
of the American Lesion. BY the state
executive committee yesterday eos.
onel King was fermcrly captain "
the National dnprd engineers. sts.
toned II l.awson lie IA civil en-.
slnear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
Speedy Events Carded With Substantial Purses
Hung Up; Live Stock Exhibits Best in County's
History; Agriculture Display Complete;
Aviation Stunts to Add to Fair
Thrills; What Merchants Offer
BRING IN ThE EXHIBITS
TOMORROW

n~ssns to confusion ln
s-tes. she tire for entering ex.
hihsts in all departments cs the
free Fair. IS extenae1 urtl 10
.. w. Tuesday. ann al persons
having ssra' procusss. live
ssocA On articles cf airy kird,
suitable Ter exhibit. are URGES
70 trsra them ir Tuesday
rncrrlns. s.--w. e. Hckean. Secy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

new names and extend her yucabu
larry 70 include such colors as ehefoo
MALAY zanzlbar MIng. Nanlin
sachos Lest she boeeme bswiI
dered among sueh appellatious a;
Esofa. yeldyne. cordoyel aud Mar
gella Iet her learn that lha mynter,
terms apply 70 fawics of rich weas'
and texture. which have been fash
toned Into luxurious wraps ans
which viii be displayed "a smaf
shops.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
vTAlizEr BOOTH AT
FAIR SHOWS WQRv

Fair Visitors ihls week are request
"a to visit the VHalsed Aericnitarc
Booth s. re Fair There wal lc
q fine display ana actual work ual
pe done hy Students taking the
course on "Wednesday afternoon
special features q ihe work VIII b.
presented Nv zala smlih. Mr.. Lane
slon and frances Charroz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
extra ouAHps SURROUND
uDCkFFlIFn PAL A

Tafrysown. NJ v. sept 20. ~ f~elve
sstva guards. armed with rifles. "a
rellsd the Roads adjoining the ssssts
~ John o Rockefeller hsms here dur
Inc the night. Il became known today.
NO asassmers could be obtained ~
he Rockefeller home regarding vi.
iaae ooaAlp that threatening lsstsf
p fad beer received BY the oil ra1nsts.
Two boys reported that TREY had
met teo stfanus men who asssd
~hsre NJ Rockefeller lived ard tax.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20
FAiR CONCESSIONS

Ti.sre are some fair concessions
TO Se sold for the free fair. See
Char olsen- Frank Brown. or
Chanbe- ~ Commerce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-09-20

legan eeazsy's ssrss saansl sses
fasr wsi open IN fuA suias somorrov
n,oraing ana for isree tsys viii re
the center az Aitrasson fo- ,he peo.
psc e Losan aud sarroandins conn.
ties.
Tomorrow is Guthrie pay store,
and schools Will close az noon
This free tair sncseeds The Cimar
rcn Valley fair which WAS success
fally conducted il Guthrie tnr num-
Der d years ard IS iais year the cal-
usinssing event al series of eight
successful community fairs hsia ia
the vsricas touns q the county dur.
ING the past two weeks
A good fair IS always a important
factor ia the agricultural develoamen
q county and. properly conducted
Is az efticsent means ot education
along uifA the pahisc schools. 50 ia
keealng with this character as pah
lio benefit fairs are being generally
saken over by the various counties or
tho state. conducted as public instifa
tioas. tres TO everybody. and the ex,
pease met from public funds.
Following this general trend of nab-
lic action. the people q Lossn county
las, fall voted for a free fair and
shis week sees the successful culmia
nation q their wishes 80 expressed
The management of the fair have
been active and thorough in all their
preparzsions ard ihe exhibits al
ready on the sround arg proof positive.
Of sheir activity End The efficiency
since earliest morning people have
been pouring into the city and onto
the fair grosnds With loads of ex.
hibits and long before noon space was
al a premium iH every department
ard many overflow arrangements ne
eessstated. The stock pens over
flowed into large tent: The racing
stables are crowded. the agricultural
and horticultural exhibits proclaim
Logan county verisabie land o.
promise; The showing IN the domestic
science and arts DEPARTMENT testify
"a the industry aousewifry ard craft
OF the women Of he county and every
where evidence of progress and pros
periiy abound.
The Management.
The fair is under the general ~.
perrision of beard of swo members
elected from each township of the
county. but the active conduct and
management is by president. secre-
tary and five directors elected by The
general board at their annual meet
ings. -HE Ews
o. p. Acton. banker. business mar.
and biooded stock-raiser OF Lowell.
was elected president. and has shown
by his work thst no mistake was
made in bis selection. W E. McKean
OF Guthrie, weiltnown 10 every man
and soman in logan county a. the
efficient rerissertof deeds Of the coun-
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II you intend 70 play Al the raIr.
attend researfed II O'Clock tL!s
ssenips Alfred Adler. Leader.
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rAEIR ooLpeN wrnpINa

Mr. and Mrs David Moore. living
near MalhaH celebrated tAesy Golden
WedaiHz anniversary last week.
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THE WEATHER

yer Orleans. sept. 2e.--TonIghf
and Tuesday. generally fair.
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