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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
NOTEWORTHY DISPLAY OF
LIVE STOCK At CRESCENT
Visitors To Community Fair
See Fine Line pf Thorough
bred Cattle, Hogs and
Horse

One hnr that snil sed eser,h.d F..
Who attended the cfsaetut comuuu
ii, falr laat WeoA eaa tAr aisp|s 4
oi thoroughbred live a-A Nofe y.
cattle and ho9s we're saoNn ih4n a
usually seen az tbs average eoanlY
fair AID th~ wef alau nnnUer
uf vkt"pi oaaiif fine horscs Al ~
the best II ihrse animaE viii n.
shown a. tae auuftY faii .eA uees
and the entries alreadt maas ffo.
an parts 80 iho cnanfy nasafe tha
largest snd aeei q pat of pare tfsi
hsesiork ever made ln LOGAN eoAu
II not a. ans count, fair ln the sa4a
The fine isree livestock pavilion
pro, lded hy lhe Guthrie chami of
commerce viii undoubtedly he iul' 'o
ovorfio~lur and a'i d fhe ola snrds
and pens used aIaN
This vii Noe ani be an ssreil,ut
showing Tor ihe fir but .peaks We'll
fof fhe future qros r'p ana snerea
of ~ farmers ~ oran county
Every rssiisni 0 ihe county ia
teresel ln fne stock shoald uaAe
II pont % ser thla fine ekmui'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
Points of Andaed Tax Repeats The Really Worth While

4 steamer. newly arrived from
Liverpool. brought home . number of
tourists who had been IN Germany.
Interviewed. these tourists said il was
wonderful the way that country 81
their visit was up and doing. Tho
laad looked prosperous. Manufacture
was cumming The streets were busy.
People were putting in overtime in
figuring ways Of making money. A
bright picture
But another is provided by a man
who has the knowledge and the habit
Of one who looks beneath the surface
Of things lie Is John Moody. who
acts as a guide for investors. lie says
that the trading the Germans are car
rying on Is almost entirely among
themselves, the exchange rate making
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
LOGAN COUNTY FIRST
AGAIN, AS USUAL
Insignia Of National Service of
New York Win Be used
Now pn All the
Literature

The lnrai community arftlee roan
oll has ioat hesu kranisd ths prisl
leee ~ uslue che ufnsIAi Insignia u
the National Vommanli, sersira 81
No~ York GA all 80 literature This
makes ioaau souuft ths first cAantY
80 the atAte 10 20 fails organised fsf
the ~ofk u community service and
else= cffielal endorsement 60 ail ihe
'arloua tines ~ fpmmuhlty aeflsltl.s
10 Guthrie aAd shfoashpst logon
eouuy it also Fleea ,hs i.onaa
county onfanlsatlau tho benefits 81
sli official hallelins ana other yplu
ahle help IA starting ihe e.npslsn for
better ihlnss Or tho psoaie ia ail the
communities a the saaaiY
A fhe nes, meeting ~ ,hs Fssei
tive Committee ,hs matter ~ securing
a proper and efficient executive see
retap win he taken ua Plans wui
nov ne made fnr onenlaK tho fAll
canpalrn AMI detailing ,he ssaert
leaders and eorhsr Ga the vafioas
lines ~ community work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
ATHLETIC FUND BOOSTED
TO FINISH BY ROTARY
MONDAY Luncheon Sees Add
uonal Interest Impaired To
Boys Work. Some Per.
sonal Sketches

Additional impetus ~as given tho
loai boys AID giri's pork IN tho
city and county AZ the noonday lunch.
con Of the Rotary club Al the lone
Balance ~ fnnd of $3.50 was sub.
ribed by Rotsrians TO buy new
esulpmen, Tor the Hlgh School Ath
letic club
Vaiekening interest was likewise
impaired 10 the comlng football sea
sou. A card 81 fourteen rnmes IL
scheduled. win sae Guthrie team tax
ing on oklahoma City Tor the oasn
Ing match John Dean introduced
novel ticket scheme Tor boosting the
needs q the home football PLAYERS
These tickets are nominal IN price
and viii be placed on sale AZ once IN
order 70 start the season with the
necessary pep.
DR. Ritxhaupt said with an expcn
diturc % about 5000 the pool At the
bath house can be fioored and the
place used FOR gymnasium purposes.
Prank McGaire. IN charge q funds
Tor the boys cluh. declared SCHOOL
people were much Impressed with the
voluntary action of the club Is nurtur
ing local school sport
Melville Carter cashiou. vasAin.
tro6sced as a enest Of Lymon Gray
Bil Pugh. Ford aeeacy man. vas
voted 70 men bershlp
Dueuting RiiRhaup, and stark had
charse oi the rrogram and introduced
the personal" feature IN which Olson
colobie Nlblaek. peake and Piera,t
took part each fla,oring the overhead
with casual snatch q personal his
tory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Austin Tex unmaskcd men sief
ei Sherman white snd Theodore
foamslers. negro bell boys ~ local
hotels took them % a secluded spot
and shipped them severely
nlrmlnFham. Ala Senator ua
defeooi. tho democratic leader. said
he would formally accent the appolDs
meat a. one ~ Tho four American
delegates 70 tho conference on iiu
i,atlon ~ armamonsa. and Far raa,
ofn questions az washlnston - .ooa
as be- had received tho official notlr
cation
wasaluri Fluoa ~arnluss
were reported y The wea,hsr bureau
far the follosiAg rivers ~ fesaa the
lovsr Guadalupe 80 Colorado a.
aud helow Columbus. and the nafos
AZ and heloe Navaaota
urthlshm. va A reduction o.
approximately eisht Per cent in wages
oi common lahor Al an plants of ihr
bethlehem s,eci company effective
September le rss snnounesa
san Antoalo Ter More than 100
hoalea ~ haod aud storm victims IL
the ioeiands along tho San Catfiei
river IN wllnammson ana Milan
counties have been recovered. aa-
eordiug 20 the correspondent % the
san Antonio i4Eht At Taylor
Syracuse n Y single q ven
the ehamrionship stake ffes f3r al
pace in the Grand circuit meeting
stepping the aeaons beat 10 two min
utea fiat and equalllns tho fastest
time ever made on the Syracuse
track
wanhinston American Rel Crosse
national headquarters announced an
appropriation N 90 900 rof RELIEF
work tn san Ant0alo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
3 Kill
, For
Money

AaicArp Se4t i4 ANeee1 coufr~
fsioas oh.aineA late lsst nlFht aad
early toias were believes D, TIE
a. hof'tles practically to- slsar up tha
mystery surrounding the murder as
n nAurberi, and Carl Ausms
'safomohne sale.aaa a
aartvy "a Churoh IS year ola
teAih Aluse home the men ar
alleged lo have been Allied. afls
Church haa los them a. nese.,r ras
meui fof au automobile he pfstena
- be- Wlshet % purchase. cinfsssei
that he uas Atied in ,he erimea ~
tao Aecomghees orisnall, hs hs
maintained after hours q eriilias
that he had murdered both NOR
siusle handed
Las, u'ght Ne Implicated l,oa
PARKS. employed ~ gararr ~her.
Church formerly worked. aud ,isf
'enee wrder friend q CAunh ana -
pArs-. o. aecomplices
Parks uho had hren taken into
cusiod, several days aeo whsn cen
fronied b. chursh made al aileFe1
eoufession. according 90 the noiice
Ia which ~ told The parts tho ihree
had ilsyed m commiu.nT What lhs
police declare 90 be Two 81 the most
brutal murders 10 Chlcafps history
Wilder third man alleged 20 be IN
,olsed ln The crime is IN the custody
~ lhe Police to-day ana 8 as
questioned 70 voriig essential teia D.
told by hla alleged coufedeuies
PARKS confession for the flrsi tms
haired the real motive ~ the double
murder The only reason given ~
Cmrch IN h's original confession sss
that he wished 20 obtain possessioa
OF the tst09 automobile
Parks asserted the three bad plan
ned 20 sieal the ear from paaThsr'f
anA Ausmns seil 4 and divide Va
profits
Parks confession differed tu, ilite
IN essential details .rom ihe orgina.
confession of Church except that be
tod u the three he.nK involved lt
ih~ commsAslon of the two murder.
Ind the disposal - the bodies
PARKS and wilder according e.
Parks. waited IN The basement of
ehurvh's home untl Church hroueh.
Daughorty there az ihe point ~ d
gun after DanEhery aureA ann
Aasmus had driven 10 hIs houe
Daugherty was hand cuffed. bouua
and then struck over tho head With
baseball sat and his throat "a
'Ausmus. Who came 90 l0ok fof
Daarheriy. suffered smi.er Tate
PARKS. IN his alleged confession.
blames Church ~ith the actual alaf
INK of the two victims
With Church already held % N"
eraad' iury as ih, result - "a corun
ef's inquest speedy action IN brng
Inr The case 10 trial Was Anticipated
today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Memphis sept, ID Reports from
the cotton belt under the ayerase
date Of September, ~. Indicate tbs.
deterioration OF the cotton crop con
tlnues unAbs:c-. and has been bosh
general and excessive since August
25. the date Of recent condition est
mate
From reports complied il Is est.
mated that the deterioration amount
"a on the average "a not Tar from 10
points after August - whereas for
the entire period from August IS .u
September - the l0-year average
deterioration was only 50 points
Il is further Indicated while deter
ioration Is stll IN progress. IL may ne
expected 60 be somewhat A.ss rapid
iron this time forward. because thar
IoFti0n of the crop which has
chance 10 make is already reasona
ably safe
Boli weevii is the chief complaint.
although bool worms. army worms
shedding from causes other thas
weevl aepredauons. shargshoo;crs
red spider bad stands. la.s starr.
and stinted use OF feri hzer are IRE
quen,ly mentioned
Drouth has been a leading contri-
butory cause IN reducing the sze -
the crop Of Texas and southern Ok
lahoma and a factor Of some import
snce in North Carolina Bol wee a.
depredstions are especially severe iu
Arkansas and Misslsslpv and dam
age during the past Two weeks wa
probably greater than during aay
other period OF equal length since
the season started
Picking has been started TO abol.
the northern limits Of the bell bat II
not yet general Cotton is opening
rapidly There Is much complaint q
premature opening on the axerags
(Coutfuuat on PAGE u
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extensive export business impossible.
Every German who gets hold upon
money. that =. paper money. turns If
into real property a. quickly "a h.
can For the government printing
Offices arc turning out currency rapid.
~ and-fhe mark, instead Of recovering
in company with the frame and the
pound sterling, j. doomed TO slide
lower IN value. Prices are climbing to
fearful Nights Wages are leaping -
keep up with them. Soou. rollap.e
will come-and not until deflation has
been gone through with will the super
fieial business Of today develop into
real business
In the matter Of points of view. the
contrast IS greatest between that
based upon knowledge and that form
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
Farri's
10 rdd
1 MES
Nashlaaian tls naaft
fvsre fafme a Aflt. x saa
frss - he = haua tfst4l.s

Fsua trme 2, O. atl,. q ~.
s's.. = .he n r hama sl.rl...
rae A. defeated ias ths ,saasssahl.
81 ihr ssaf slesi.oa tf i w ftaffsit
e heins d'sesnel le esaae.s siaa sta
fha ehaInnaaahle ~ ths i,sneefatts
naiianAl committees Il was lsanst
hsrp ta.iaf
There is - assufaa.s fAst sas
shAafe ei - made aua iha soaal
bNt - Nf rsfgis hefnx ms4a
.hslfuah hss seif fssshsa ne gs
aw ttAsa ss fsf pal ths rsmaf "a
believed g. ~ aahslaallalls faaadsd
faf several moalh, thsfs IA. hs~a
'aiA - foss'hls ehanss m sha "a
iHoal thaftmaashAp. aua 81 stlempt
~as ma1e eaes % sffuet ehsnsA
fflfnts ~ fofmaf as,fetasf 1tsAaaa.
ehn vrta neat aaitvn in deaifin<
aenihef ehalrman. esfa pafeambsfet
ant fhe feamslfsa istsrauaed uai 4.
pissa anfuas ln sha shsismaa ahlp
~ho mlsht hare xtrutsr interest ~
'hs lsstflcal iefsanea q aay one mAa
than tnose ID las Democratic paftf
ueefFe E Waite deflau.i "a fstaa
she ei.alrnanship ana tss laiisr hts
feslsa sinse
imt aFefdne ~ the famafs tn.
DAY Nj White a fonalasnns ths
mAiief 81 besomlnf q eaaaiaata Cor
fofefeaf ot OAlo aal eulla he sill
lnF lp - uaaish lhe saeifmapsa.p Il
some hf0sd faats uemasraf ~lthnat
allegiance tu any peplrhaf shltA
uisht lailus0ea hla daif "a the %
s. caa 30 found to 'aku hla plaru
Hstefal neasas rata hase basn
aeanasa hers te'iay wish regard 20
Wr Ysffls sna no aeams a. be a.
esh'abl~ 70 ihosa appfuaebsa 80 is
represented a. having beea sar
pernf IN thp ast con euaslAu IL H~n
atof open ~ha la considered . tin
iaelof lA uailanal l-alltes and a. a.
eophhl. therefore 20 eis el.mensa of
ths paetY iia waa rhalffpaa Zoe aat.
rfsl Ysafa " ths Democratic nalipa
~ epes rvsalonal eommtsse aud Nosit
ouisg the nee piaes wHh sonssdtf
ehle sspsfhnauee The matter u
change lh tho obalfmaaahip Il hsss
aincrsei very quietly bat useslnu
meats afo expected vitln fsw days.
ani 30 iAf ~ feFtls l. she ssuiwc
sf ths dlstusalou
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13


The seuate finance committee j. said
10 b. considering the proposal 10 make
the repeal ~ the excess profits tax
and fhe reduction ~ tax on the
higher incomes retroHetive There j.
sound reason for doing This -fee tliesc
taxes have taken from industry money
that Is sorely needed. caused a flow of
investment money into n0n-faxable
securities. and finally sapped the
sources ~ revenue income. Buf IL Is
doubtful II the country a. large will be
able 10 see the expedicney of this
action while. At the same time. Con-
gress postpoues The reduction Of other
taxes 70 next year In short. the
smelioration Of taxes must be felt by
an classes of people. Failure 10 see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
Dry Raiders Grab
Quarter Miilion DOL
lars Worth of Booze

Ssr Frsnclsec. Sept f3--Dor
ins ferry hosrs snolna last md.
night ilcuor worth ss5o.oco sas
sslrea ~ fesersi rroh hshl,ion sn
forcewent Officers - Northern
California. asserting e q Foress
Mitchell. prohsoltlon asrsctsr.
Ferty rates we're made. %
~eleh "a ~ere IN saerawerto aao
the Sacramento Naies. MttcNeii
sac THIRTY t~o persons ~~re
arrested
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

the wisdom ~ this eourpe will most
surely be- reflected in the political
fortunes 81 the Republican party
IN The new elections Ia Canada. the
need 81 a tariff 10 mhst the Forlney
tariff law II the ruited States Will De
siressed Which means that anti.
Amcricaniem will be loudly voiced.
Had Canada accepted the reciprocity
treaty of 1911, il wonld not have 20
worry over the American tariff and
there would be no occasion in 1921 a.
manufacture charges aud circulate
exaggeraiions against this country.
But that no more met with the desires
Of the politicians u ten years ago than
Keeping on excellent terms with the
people across the border does now. To
tcontinusd on Psxs 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Furniture companys store on East
Oklahoma avenue Is tastefully AM
beautifully decorated with many col
ored indian blankets and shawls
product OF the Pendleton wo0lei.
mills. OF Pendleton. Oregon. NJ
whitefeld OF the Metzler compaa,
states that they are exclusive agent
for these goods: the blankets ana
shawls are made in all sizes In ~
display is shown Indians represents
seven tribes wearing the blankets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
xxxxz zxxgz xzzx ;
= FURs :
nxxHxxnHxxxxEH y n r M y

i. As q Fentle remaIder that wIntef
Is Jost aro1nd the corner women
stores are now showing fnrs and fur
coats in their windows Saturday
afternoon when old Sol was blister
ing the Pavement 10 the tune Of -
In the shade this seemed bit pre-
mature but when the gulf beezes 10
gan 70 blow following the rain las
night II seemed more reasonable
There were probably more 2eopie IN
Guthrie sleeping under blankets last
night than in any health resort this
side OF the Canadian line.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
ItI.D ttO~S BOOTH VI
ItIIs fDIt MOTHERS

ItsfY mother iu i.otan county
should fist lht ned Cross booth a.
the fair shc viii lean valuable
fhinfa about The proper feeding and
dieting ~ her erowlnK aud always
hunFry children Experts IN nutri
t'on v'ii answer ali her questions and
Flvo her valuable information which
sbe ehn easily put 20 practical use Ia
Der home hueeyer humble
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
AccomPLice or CHURCH
MAKES CONFESSION

Chicago Sept i3.-Atier first re-
fuslng an alleged confession lmpn.
eating himself with Harvey W
Church IN the murder of two auto
mobile statesmen Leon Parks. garage
employees. finally signed the forty
page transcript today
parSs al first declined 10 sign the
statement because he said he had
been beaten and forced into making
the admissions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
klDDiEs SAVED BY
sEARcHLloHr FROM DROWNING

San ldego. Calf. Sept i3 with
their powerful fashlight securing
over san Diego Bay fifty warships
aided last night in the finding OF two
boya PhIp Watkins. alged 'and
Charles sherbona 5 who disappear.
ed from their h@mes in Coronado
YESTERDAY
A boat from the destroyer Bailey
found tho two little fellows shortly
after midnight aiseep IN roWboat
The little boat was reported bali fuli
81 water
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
COTTON PRICES rlr rHe
TOBoGoAN TO-DAY

Nsw Orleans. seet - After gslns
q one % three p0'uta on the first
call on the near months the cotton
market today commenced 10 sag
under the weight II liquidation ~
lou eIsonifac,s and hg the end - the
first bour of business was ae 10 51
points under the close Of yesterday
October rose 20 1916 cents and feli
back 10 1856 cent A betfsr iiter-
pool than due was the cause of
whatever sieadlness vas shown on
the opening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
IsO~I STOKES II
GiNI> mn FREEDOM

sianfisia. conn. Sept. IS noas
Pastor Stokes sho go afrastei hers
imnaay after ahs had assllasa ~ stop
an address On saFlst aussia sls re-
iesasa Monday The Ameriean lsgloa
bad ptssenssd har from ceafaalnx
her spec b
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Sep York Ter Rieksri annoanc
"a the cancellation - the proposed
Is round bout between Pete Herman
worlds bsntsmweight champion and
Roy Moore veteran 81 Paul bantam
weight which Nas seheduiei 70 take
place here September p A. injury
TO Moofes right hand caused the
he said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
HARDING OkES RAILWAY
ISSUE: GOES FOR PAR

Washington. Sept l3-Sale AZ par
and accrued interest OF t7.5e0.o0o par
value OF railroad equipment trust
certificates held by the government
with the approval OF President Hard
ing vas announced Monday by the
director general OF railroads. Davis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
REPRESENTATIVE TAYLOR
or ARKANSAS IS DEAD

Washington. sep i3 Represen-
'Atise Samuel n Taylor Of Arkansae.
nied a. hls home herr early iods
after an iilness 81 several weeks ~ith
i'leurisy and pneumonia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
ANOTHER MEMBER OF
CONGRESS REPORTED ovIn3

WaahlnFl0n. Sept D. HflreReu
tatlss Marshfieid u Texas ~ho has
aeen ln ii'-heaith FOR more than
year wzs reported today 70 be- Ia
very critical condition due 10 q com
plicatlon n seases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
y Nsxn NxAMx HzH
y HAM AID g
zxE EKnx m1mN 1sms

Ham AMI sgEs. ssaak maybe n
little roast beef ceffee ana pie. thAs
i ahoat al - Americans know
about eating say. 4 Chicago hotel
steward wao ~pald enlarge Amer
ioa's appetite
For K0oinesa a1ks shat food dos
This fellow know esoai that heats
ham and eggs or a fat steak wta
American fried potatoes.
lie Who undertakes 70 deprive
Americans of their favorlfe fooJs
'flrst must sho~ as something bet
ter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
Barch Admits
He Killed !.
Beiton Kennedy

tas Anesiss sept "a Aft~sf
c o. - Aar,tisa 81 kaaas, "a
i4st sNat - sll - . nsten Nen
~sds ts CAandisF snfaess -
pestef ief ne lss Aessfss a.
amlnsf. asssraHa 20 ~ staff
81 ntsa uaasr aesAeuss pAns Is
tsae Ne tataf nafsN go 80
sfsria te hsvs - . ~ snag ~sr
nets a. seath ~ th tns kee~si
80 sra sennlsarts - ~
Naasiseoas obse ~es
efAlmsa - hs Nseeedys faas~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
EXCESS PROFIT TAX NOT
reflective As OF LAST JAN.

Washinston. Sept 10 Provision of
81 house tax bin making repeal of the
excess profit - effective as January
ist next instead of last January lat
As recommended BY Secretary Mellon
vas approved today b. the senate
finance committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Memphis Tenn Memphis gain
80 clear title 20 the 1921 Southern At
soe'stiaa penang ~ defeating nlfm
10 hnm 10 IN the first game of
1oullehoaiof 81 HlrninEhsm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

snme - guthfle boosfsra phllo u
stlliwatsf fell into TIE hands og aa
"a aaihrlsl,s. W n spaimaa. IN,
p surv loyal % hla Cd first lovr
iie runs the orient tbs leadlas cafe
IN that g " ast is pfoseenns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
WEATHER r

New Orleans, La. Sept i3-To-
night and Wednesday partly cloudy
probably local showers northeast o.
lahouA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

RlTa The Russian soviet gos
efnment has declared q state o. esr
10 nessafahia the numsnIaa frontier
zone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

Dallas. Tex-Fort Worth cinched
the Texas League penant here by de-
feating wichita Falls 70 l.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13

The crop IN Logan cVunty Is sails
10 be the best Ia the state. SON +.
the top crop vas damaged b shed
ding cAssed by the excessive hot
weather u August This has caus
"a the bottom crops 10 open. aeg
essltating early picking Many feid-
have been gone oyer once and IN
Yield has been very satisfactory \
field Just north % Guthrie owned b.
IF Oliver = eAceptlouan good tn
Eeneral raans OF the past t~o days
has stopped the shedding There Is
no trouble IN securing labor a. care
Tor the crop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-13
Slump In
Cotton
Continues

Excnpt IN fr~ favored sectiore
of ccntrai oklahoma. The weather
mas been too bot and too dry. an
the crop suffered severely. e.ll ~er
vi continued active in sections at
south and southeast. and army
worms source % scattered complaint
bai excessive deserioFai ion due mos
~ u droath
, 1921-01-08
TELEGRAM
ST. CROIX STATION.

81. ORO1A Ola lIOA4.
New York, Jany 4tb.-Canadian re-
personalities of federal sugar refining
estimate there is sufficient cane available
in Cuba to make a crop Of 461, 900 tons of
sugar during the 1926 Il season.
London, Jany. 4th. The Times today
compls ms that the committee to consider
Great Britain's future naval construction
policy consists of 4 sailors, Admiral
Realty, and five politicians, Messrs. Bo-
mar Law. Winston Churchill, Walter
Long. Sir Eric Geddes and Sir Robert
Horne. While admitting that the last
five are ministers. three Of whom have
held high office at the Admiralty, the
Times contends that their practical &C
quaintance with naval equipment is lin
tied and that they have many other calls
upon their time. Sir Percy Scotf, asked
to give evidence before the committee is
reported as saying: 4 have to be treat
ed as an incompetent fool, and am not
going to muzzle myself by attending the
meetings..