The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-03
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Home Mems


snss 10 compete against t~a wca in
the cello corts~t st the State aaNers.
| iss last Friday due honors we're he.
ssow~i upon her in the foTm of a
fres sctslarship whsch is The reward
thss soee with the gold media, 10 the
fsrst rriae winner In all TIE masic
contests. The judges were delegated
with her plsyfns.
Hundreds of music teachers are
taking the examination 81 the state
house at Oklahoma City today. and
will continue tomorrow Reginning
September l. No credit Vii be gwen
outside music study In hish school
courses unless the course Is given Nv
a teacher aolding a state certificate.
-It has just come TO lseAs that Jose
"a bora. Mexican. who robbed the
weinberger store here sometime ago
and who was sentenced TO serve two
yea~ Ia the peniteniiary, made an
other sensational effort 20 regain his
liberty. He was on his way 60 the
AcAleseter prison In custody OF
sheriff Ben nrummage and had
reached a point between Edmond and
Rritton when he jumaed through an
open wiadow and made ran Cor Il.
Brnmmage gave chase and farmers
and Others Joined In. The Mexican
ran Ike scared wolf for more thaa
six miles before he was finally over
taken tie M now Ia the prison at
McAlester After his second effort
TO escAae Brummage took no further
chances; he pat the irons on him
hand and foot
Decidedly the best singinv show
that has ever visited the Highland
theatre is on this week. Jimmie
Dcyla's SsondcSliers deiiver the
goods There are IA acting people IN
the company and each and every one
OF them an artist in his or her line
Il Is clean and wholesome and the
sineang il excellent Plenty OF com
edy 10 drive dull cares away. Yot
miss treat when You fail 60 see tht
"Csobdolliers
From bright, dazzling moonlight,
"a sudden darkness caused some
consternation among citizens who
were nos watching the moon Sunday
night. The moon <wens into total
eclipse at $50 and lassrd for more
than an hour II was visible from
nearly every part OF the earth.
Funeral services for the late J. II
Bcsdles who died Suaaay. ~ill be
held AZ O'Clock al she FIRST Pres
nyterian church The remains will |
le shipped TO Jacksonville. Illinois.
where insennesf Will ,be made in
the family graveyard
--tilen Fausnacht. recently return
ed COB. is in iail. He is charged with
passing forged checks. And he ad-
miis he ls guilty OF the charge. He
passed a check al the Paddock Love
less hardware store for s25 and sign
I'd the name OF his uncle. A Donahue.
TO II. The check was returned 20 the
hardware store marked no good,
Sheriff Robertson took the case ir
charge and Sunday arrested young
The young man served
two years in the navy Prior 10 that
.ime he served two years in the state
Thieves toox fifteen fine chick
rms from John Towers pens last
lixht. Il heard noise but certain ,
y did not think that anyone would
teal from a poor barber. but some
,ne sure did" SAID John today.
County commiss ioners are in ses-
ion al the court house today allow
ng monthly accounts and approving
'eports and bonds. The bonds OF
frank Bond, new county treasurer,
md hss deputies were approved by X
he commissioners. q
Driving new cars from factory
4 Pint. Mich. 10 the city where
be sale Il made is an innovation start
q by the Buick car manufacturers.
his method secures prompt delivery
nd gives the buyer. II he desires,
a opportunity 10 try out his car en-
QUITE. Saturday night. o. T. Lewis
scal agent for the Buick company, \
by Fred HIrzel Jr.. The Q
dors Harmon. Harold Cook. 81 I
owning and Harvey Matchett s'art- \
d for TIE factory and viii drive 7
ack six fine new cars. all sold to 2
uthrie people The boys will visit v
Taikerville. Canada. and take look ].
the Canadian club before return q
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