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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
LOCAL WAR MOTHERS
ADOPT SOLDIER BOS

feIiran post auxiliary held regu
lar meeting Saturday ue eeates wers
chosen Tor tho convention which
meets a, Enid September gssh
Letters of thanks wers read from
the SO fler boy, IKE Iiasey who 's a.
present an irma'e % the hoapi'ai u
Iio' springs Arknnsaa Th's yoaas
man. who hal. from tals district. he
home Aeinw at bromide wa@ recently
l'dypled by tho mothers Boxes eons
tanning ba hrohe. sligf~rs, candy anf
other amaI tokens Of mothers
love. have been sent hm mesaen
gers ot home and love ai~ays dear
20 stranger IN . atranve land
Becaure of pressing business the
regular lesson oa good e'tizensh y
was omitted The next meeting WI
be- held IN two weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
PEOPLE WANT AUTO
RACES AT FALL FAIR
Demand Ii Insis.ent Directors
Are Divided on Proposition
Auto Races Drawing
Card In Past

"Judging from expressions ny local
people ihera Is great demand for
automobile racee an the last aaf ~
lhe frec fai fair II d not ma IT
ot who puts on t1e rafea what lhe
people van, Is iasl eulo races and
their demands should be considered.
said a business man iooay
PM Trnband had been requested =
make card for The races bal ia'ur
seems hat bart ~ tbs racing
committee ~ the fair association have
rade figh, on he auto rsee feature.
Automobile racing has aiaaya drawn
a bir crowd TO the fair ia the past aud
Il VIII be drawing card this year
The races sNould' of course be stare
an the las day and ahou" be q sop
ara feature iron the fail fair An
admission fee Is necessary IA oftef
70 secure money sufficient f1r tho
parsos There Is nothing In no fres
fair law 20 prevent special a'iraa TONS
o. this kind where re Tor entrance
is charged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
FINGER PRINTS" IS
WORRY OF CRIMINALS
Sheriff Robertson Has Captured
Two Escaped Life Termers
Through Method. Well
Equipped Plant Here

1t Is not generally known. hut q is
a fac, nevertheless that the shersffs or
flee here has ono OF he best finger
print departments Ia the safe Grant
Redmon and sheriff Robertson have
charge % the department and have
aided recently in some sensational
captures through its aid Recently a
noted murderer was captured by
Robertson after finger prins ot a
suspect was taken and copies sent
to the several pen'tentiaries q the
country
Yesterday word was received from
the state prison at Huntsville. Texas.
hold John Lewis, the man whom
Robertson had arrested on charse
OF stealing a horse from George Ack-
ley Robertson had caught Lewis AZ
Fl Reno
A conversation between Lewis and
a "trnsty" At he jail. and overheard
By Robertson. aroused tAe latters
suspicious so b. had LAWS finger
prints made and sent them to the
Texas authorizes Hold him. he Is
an escaped '1iter" was the answer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
.nFiN's sWATTFRS TAKE
EASY GAME FROM HONlNV
Indians Are Losers BY Score oil
9 to / In Ragged Game
on Local Diamond,
Sunday

Deans heavy hitting bali aggrega
Ion took the fast Hominy team to
deanina Sunday afternoon on the
local diamond By he one sided score
u & 70 The visitors at no TIM
during the game had a chance to win
naIientlne. who presldes over the
lef. garden for the home team and
Johnny Blue our short stop were the
star players for Guthrie Sunday. ~hi'e
Fred Plane our pitcher. performed
in his usual excellnt mannr. shut
ing the Indians ou, AZ Will Freek
Lawrence, OF Crescent city, pitched
Tor the visitors aud he pitched
wonderfully good game but lacked
support 10 garner he tallIes.
A game ia being arransed f"r
mex. Sunday but 80 far there has been
no match made. Il Is just possible
that the next game will be played out
OF the city Manager Dean has prom
lsed that be will match game vi h
the O.iton team on Labor Dsy Cicotse
aud five OF TIE BLACK sox' are play
lng with the Oil,on team in tour
OF the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
SALVATION ARMY STARTS
DRIVE FOR FUNDS
Need $50 0CO To Garry on Howu
Service Program Is Ceun
ties ui State TO ke
Solicited

The tam Wieu oi the A#lts tNn
Arms fslse s. 0a With eoish %
carr, sac ts hnme erslee prNsfa y
In sh~ elehseen eeeasis* - nefeh~ea
oaiahAna hasua hl- weAk 81 "a
towns and eammaul les Advisory
naaraa in eaeh coun'> aro 70 eharEe
~ no voyk. hacked up hY netive eRm
mltieos IT business men Acenralne
e. aora frem CampAisn heaAanaflefa
a Faid. sAe goal wln be reached 70
over, county
one oi "a main ohieefs x she cam
pAlru "a a. enable the Salvation Army
% bes,>nsc e'JslAlshei on more
ao,ic hAsla Ia tha scelion y ihe
ssalc Foiloe ms the successful lcga
a. tho drive e l. expected iaki the
Army Will he able ~ sypaut and -
and tha stope ~ ite AetlNlea Sc
avery toWn and rural section fha
$40 600 aal,a ior ,he eish'een counliea
IA dlsiaed INTO units a. follows
Towards an oklahoma lssstur
liome and Maternity HOSPITAL sia
go. towards cruny feilei work ~
coopefa lng Wlth tho Cwaugy Adsiaof
noardr. $500 .uvafds aeeisilns
rtrusNilus salvation Ann, cerfs vih
their hmldlne pgoffAms. $4,000 anf
the r.kt 81 the fund a. ~ used ~
maintaining ,he plYislennl ilead'luaf
tera AZ oklahoma cits relnlnR ot
tecrs fof ihe Nrus "a uhlahomn. Aa
ms pflton Nofa le ihe pens sad
among lse rFlsoners famllies, belp'
ing Disabled men and opeulng up aes
work lh several coun'ica
The Salvation Army has hauale'
l6i reilef cases ia oFlahoea durln
iha last nine months Witch, a "a said
could uo, have been handled NY an
other agency
The salvation Army has \ tfrn
,inned The uss o' lho lambnurlno co!
lection system ia towna AMI q les
u Is aow dependlnr on annual eif.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

folloge the drule OF men never fitted
for rule Therefore today humanity
stands aloof from Lenine and from
Trotzky as il stands aIoof from others
who have outraged the race
Now suddenly Troizky speaks 70 MS.
and makes one think that in himself
he is more 10 be pitied than abhorred.
Here he writes IN plain script that
England is maintaining the alliance
with Japan because Of coming war
with America. Everyone on earth ex-
cept Trotzky and the Trotzkyans
knows that the Angio-Japanese alll-
ance expressly excludes the United
States. In other words, IN any
trouble between either power and the
United States. the Angio-Iapanese
alliance is void. This is provision
upon which Great Britain insisted IN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

Leon Trotzky, slightly know in the
foreign quarters Of Manhattan some
years ago as a writer for radical
papers, has again become a journalist
for a day While republication in
british papers has honored contribu-
tion from Trotzky to Forward, an
English labor monthly hitherto nm
known on this side of the ocean, hut
which has now come off the press 10
find itself famous.
The heart of the Trotzky message is
in these words:
Either England Will be automau-
cally pushed back. and. in spite OF her
victory over Germany. become 3 sec
ond-rs.e power. or she will be con-
strained in the very near future TO
gather all the power inherited from
former times TO engage in life and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
GUTHRIE MAN |NvENTS
NEW DRILLING BIT
FIRST Test La Hard Formation
Proves Worth. VIII Rcvolu.
tionize Oil Drilling
Industry

Nir William leeA,e of sprlngiple.
township welldfilier Of many years
experience, han Invented ana lateus.
ed a new drilling bit Witch Oh dsill.
sFa dec are vii resolasionus the OF
drilling industry Mr l.efaie wosk
ca 90 hia idea for three years hefo'i
he perfected tbs bit which IL On
tlrely different from anyfhlng on 80
market
The bll was tested oit lasi weok Ia
the Duncan f'e'd and II was proved
concluslyelY thai q was indeed won
Ae-ful invention. dunlag through tbs
hardest rock formation n The field
nt the rate o. foot a minute
Tho hii comprise PARTS of succes
sivel yincreasing d'ame'ers sAwin 5
v III three inch cnfier and lnerean.
Ing up to any desired diameter Th 4
manner Of construction Will pcno
traie the hardest rock formations X
also leaves per'ee' seat for "a :
casing should the foeler or smalt
cutter witch Ia three feet 10 advance
ot The next lar or oue penetrate the
sand unexuccledly
II g impossible to drill q crooked
hole with Il because OF ita unlqNs
construc on The hlt Is seven feet
long ard weighs to pounds II caa
fa used In any field and VII abortion
the time ~ com e'inr well from
months. and sometimes wears 10
days The email rut'er which = th7
eiNf 20 nene' rate fhe on sand ~ !
rot mud oui the On when tho sani
"a penetrated Thcrefore fhe 10 riv
re used on lnl'ial or Wild cat dril'
lne
Mr. Locate vii no doubt he well
repaid 'or rs earnes' efforts Tor m
invent on which wi erned ale rt
drilng means for'use 70 'he ~
veu'or
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
MuStPut
AUCQrdS
On Table

Oklahoma City, ASsy c@.--cAndi-
ates for the office of governor. and
for membership In both houses 81
the legislature IN Oklahoma next
year. viii be questioned by the OK
iaAora Farmers Union on certain
matters directly affecting the farm
ers' Union on certain matter direct
iy affecting the farmers interests.
according 10 decision of the union AZ
the recent state meeting here e whicr
is reflected In a record made of the
meeting.
The farmers are very desirous e
having the state marketing commits
sion restored. This was rendered IN
active when the legislative refused 70
make an APPROPRIATION FOR the com
mission 10 function. The organixa
tion isseH was not disturbed becAws-
the commission Is made up of state
officers. who draw no salary as mem
hers of the commission.
With the request for restoration of
the commission. The farmers also
want assistance IN the prenarat'on q
the marketin~ az c-ors. teaching the
farmers Standardization. grad'nr
classification. and that the arr'cn'-
,ursi schools sacn' re Sane roicv
IN he'plrr the ,armers
Fer Home Ownership
The farmers also want the states
loanabie funds invested in the nro
motion OF homo ownership instead o.
divertlnr the funds In the investment
sn bonds. warrants and o'her securi
ties. and in the building os dorm'tor-
les ST the state schools or establish
irg new state institutions. without
referendum vote of the peonle Also
they vsnt the state candidates 20
piedre themselves 10 "the establish
nent OK state printed school tex
books, furnished at cost TO the schoo
districts OF the state AND oy thed
free 10 the pupils These candi
datss ahorid also pledge Themselves
10 aid IN the educational facilities <
make possible constitutional lini
of T5 mill levy to enable the schoo
districts 20 carry on = seven months
school every year And anti
eliminating bill covering both The
buying and selling sides Is also re
ouested.
Against Army Increases
Oklahoma members ~ congress arc
10 be requested. AZ the instance ~
the Oklahoma farmers. to vote for the
Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

death struggle With the United States
"That is the reason why England
is maintaining the alliance wi b japan
Japan today Ia making use
OF the antagonism between Great
Britain and America. but when .be
struggle OF these two giants for world
hegemony breaks out. Japan Is going
70 be the battle-ground
Leon Trotzky, by sardonic fate. has
become sadly portentous figure in
the world. lie has been raised with
Nikolai Lenine from their common
obscurity, as members Of tiny fac
ton Of Russian radicals, to place OF
responsibility which might strain the
administrative genius of Peter the
Great or Richelieu Dreadful failure,
dreadful suffering, with every form Of
governmental calamity, has inevitably
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
-Four Killed,
-Four Others
Badly Injured

Walnut Kans. AHe e- -Four pc
sens two boys AMI two girls vefs
lllled here last night when Katy
freight train backed iu,o their mo,or
car. Two other atrs and four
year- old boy who were in tho car,
we're injured
The deAd are.
Rlair Erney rs. Kinbali. Ransasi
i,onaia Dalton, Is. Klmball. Kansas
Omega S.ee. i@ Walnut. kaneAs
gfslsr r.ee r. W t, Kaneae
The injured: Marie sqalree. iA
walnut. Kansas. bruised; Gladys
sauiros. is. Wa nut Kansas. not ser
ioasiy. Felix Lee. four walnut, Kan.
bas. seriously.
Erney and Dalton had driven 60
walnut yesterday afternoon ~ Me
car Of Dalton With the lac F'r.s
and the snuires girls and he four
year -old hoy. thoy ware rid NJ last
night. One Of tho girls was or'v'nr
when the car reached railroad
track IN thls town The motorists
nnparent'v did not see a frcient train
backing down upon them ard tho
caboose struck ihp car squaro'y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
Or. RiTzHkuPT TO
ATTEND MAYO CLINIC

DR.. L n. R'tzhaup. LEFT SATURDAY
nisht TO- Rochester. Minnesota. He
will attend the Mayo cine for J
week and then 20 10 Eau carrie Wis
tcnsin, where Mrs. Ritzhanrt ha'
been spending he summer with her
mother. They viii return home over
land and visit al Chicago. Indiana
tolls and St Louis. They expect Il
be home BY the tenth OF September
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

framing the renewal Of the japanese
treaty
Then " Trotzky draws a picture Of
Japan AZ the battle-ground " IN this
visionary war. Can anyone outside Of
Moscow imagine two Occidental na
tion~ rushing to the far Orient and
fighting their way into a Pacific
archipelago in order 10 settle an
Atlantic quarrelf
We have never heard such solenn
absnrdities from men in high office
But just such solemn absurdities are
70 be heard every week IN foreign
radical meetings, and read in would.
be radicalette publications These
words of Trotzky are not brutal, "
and ruthless, and red " They are
childish, they are simrle-minded. they
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
WIFE CusRcEs <Ec' rcT
AND CRUELTY N PETITION

Charging gFoas neglect of duty
Agnes q Robertson has brouEh. suit
for divorce from Jarnss a. Robertson.
The eouple we're married 10 1919 and
became estranssd this year There
vas one chld born 70 the union. n
brivht giri of one year whose name
Is Deity. The wife vans custody OF
'hs child AMI settlement OF 1900
which SHE claims II her share Of pro-
perty owned BY tho two
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
3 Dead
InMQcOn
HoteIFiire

Macon. Ca. Aar &c Throo rer.
aons are known to have lost their
lives in fire which DESTROYED the
pse~n House. = frame hotel herr
early today and fr~men expressed
the belief the death lis, would b. ma
,erially increased when the rusus ct
the structure had been explored.
John X. HAYS. FORMER Justice OF
the peace, was among TIE dead. The
bodies az two men taken from the
second floor OF the building today
have not been identified
Approximately twenty Of the ous
hundred and fifyy guests a the hotel
were injured The FRO started A.
4 a. m. and followed an explosion Of
chemicals Ia an adjoining drug ssoro
One whole aide OF the hotel was
blown IN
Many guests were cui or from the
starcasos by the first blast of tbs
flames,
OWN TO loss of tho hotel roeleie',
no check oa iho number a. the mss
ing had been secured at an early
hour today but hotel employees ex-
pressed f~ar that the death l's, might
reach forty
Ten rc~sons. suffersrs injury frori
hrrrs or sustained IN fumninr from
The second ard 'hird stories of thu
hotel seo under treatment at the Ma
con hosnHa
q L. Cilier who escsned Nv dron
plne from 'ho third flno~ Of ,he hotel
annex. sa'A he was certain ~ iafi
ten or f'ftecu mer behind h'm w
that mart n The building who had no
wav ~ eErano
Alshoueh the fira had hurned ~
self ons IN tha hotel area. fsr~mer
sasa II wcnla he several hours Na'or"
the premises could be exrlored 70
determine the rumber of dad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
MAN. CHARGED WITH
HORRIBLE CRIME, HELD

W. ". Atkins. farmer residing in
the neighborhood Of the watarworks
dam south Of the city Is in the coun-
" jail facing charge Of incest The
victim Is his 15-year-o'd daughter
who swore 10 the information He
was held for trial in the district
court by Judge Boles Saturday and
his bond set at $1,000 which he VA
unable TO procure Atkins IS the
father Of seven children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

Washington. Aug 70 With
a number of O nendmests the
senate bill. which would make
one billion dollars availah.e
through the war finance corpora
lion for stimulating expectation
OF agricultural produc 2. was
passed today by The house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
THIEVES GET AWAY
WITH BIEREIVS WATCHES

No trace has been found BY city o.
county officers o. thieves who Fl
Jay night entered the Bierer resi-
denco and stole two watches an
some money Mr Bierer has post
ed reward of 800 for the capture
OF the thieves.
The theft was an unusually toI
cne. as the watches were on ~
dresser within a few feet OF where
Mr. flierer was sleeping.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
GETS FAIR TICKETS

Nora - Nuxow. Guthrie. coun'f
Superintendent of Schools ~ oean
county. has ius, received e7po fres
tickets Of admission for Friday. Sop
tenher 20 school Children Day. "
the Oslaboma state PAR and Exposi'
tion AZ Oklahoma CITY. FOR dls'ri-
button 20 every school child IN the
county. 20 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
WOMAN CHARGED WITH SUB.
GRAFTON OF PERJURY RELEASED

Miss Mary Whi.lock. Oklahoma City
woman, charged with snbornatIon OF
perjury and who has been held IN
i1li here for several days was released
i 1880 bond Sa urday. The ar
rest OF Mrs. whitlock resulted from
testimony given in damage suit
against the Oklahoma street raIlw y
company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
GIN ORDER DUE THIS WEEK

Fall ginning prices viii be fixed
early this week. Campbell Russell.
member Of the corporation commits
sion. said today. The comm ssloa
virtually has completed its investiys
ton Of ginning conditions and will
announce its decision at the earl est
possible moment The annual hear
Ing on gin rates was held at the
capitol today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The folloS.ng marriage licenses
were issued by Mrs Martha Neal.
court clerk Saturday; Fred OFT
manns Is. Crescent and Milda Nc
cAndiess, %. Lowell Henry Carroll,
81. Denver and Eva G. Fitch. Gu hrie.
W r. Poole 70 and Lots specer. 20.
bo.h Of Oklahoma City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

Tho funeral services ~ The late
James r. Allen were held AZ The
Christian church Sunday afternoon at
3 O'CLOCK. the Rev owen officiating
Mr. Allen who has been In ~ health
Tor two years died Sa urday noon. He
leaves wife, q daughter Mrs a. +.
Koetsch. and son. wm Lester Allen
Remains were laid to rest in Summit
View cemetery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
sFIIRNI. INlnr WHEN
gOMB ~ HURLED

belfast. Aug es A bomb W.
thrown IN 1'yrmus street. Sunday
woman was seriously Injured and
tive other persons Iess badly woundei !
10 tho explosion Msny windows sero
broken by .ho conclusion
II ls not snoen who threw ne
homh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

New york. Aug. 22.--The failure OF
rrlppe a Co, was announced sodsy
or the New York stock exchange.
The firm. which vas organized
years ago, is composed OF George N.
Wooisey, William J. Palmer and John
]. Gllilcs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
1Other
ljri;angle
Tragedy
svllsr,s

eefs~FviHs. Gait. Ava 81 Walter
- Alssseaes. ~ha. according % =,
:, nAenmsn. ranener near hers.
snpt aea lNstAndY sNiea Mrs.. J. l..
aaehmae yesterday :. nashr'sns
nuteWohNe wheN sire refused 10 leave
her husband ard % ~lsH Alexander.
~as found dYlnn an fswer tss
r'ies frsm hsre bY posse esrlY To-
aaY Alexander died before sry sls
saeld te aawl~ stared ard sheriff
coue, smltS. leader ~ ths poss~. be-
lgs~ea Alexander poisoned hlmaeif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
SAYS HUBBY DESERTED HER
WANTS MAIDEN NAME RESTORED

Bessie Rine asks for divorce on
the grounds OF desertion- She also
asks that the court restore her maiden
name OF Hammond The couple were
married in 1919 in Guthrie. There
are 10 children.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
$4,000 REWARD

viii give one hundred tsloe or
dollars reward for the Incarceration
IN The penitentiary Of the party who
burgiarised ny home on the night OF
Aurust 10, isel.-A- @. c. Bierer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
BOGUS CHECK NAN
Is UNDER ARREST

Thomas c. Bishop. charged with
passing . bogus check on Gerlacf
Brothers has been located in Wichi'a
and a warrant for his. arrest Issued
Bishop posed here as an operative for
q wichita detective agency, accord
ing TO Sheriff Robertson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
Child Labor Act
Is Held To Be
Unconstitutiona

Greensboro. ~. AUG. "a
Jueoe James &. aeyd. ln feusral
court today held the ne~ federal
child labor law uncsnstisutlonai.
The o~en- Renting child labor
law Vas alsc helc urconssltutleu
al ~ Judge Boyd two ysars acc
and that ruling ~ss uphelc BY
she supreme eovrT ~ the United
States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

HT PAWHUbNA
Aiya Mcdonald. United States
marshal for the western district Of
Oklahoma. was in Guthrie Saturday
Ion official bus.Qess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22

temefeliie calls. AaJ 20 Mrs
= L nAehman. fsFrsd 90 ehooso b.
sern hor husband aad another man
IA ths pgeaeara ~ bosh. eleeted 10 fn-
maln irus 10 her marriage. and thus
scaled her death. Witch eame an IN.
sfAnt "A III whan tho other man.
Waiter tt Alexander i, "a charged.
ahns ana allied her yesterday
Well. ahAi are sou sulnK n aaf
Nvsapder "a quoted a. demanding of
irs tAehman
u guess lil atay here." naehman
says ais wlfo replied
Thefranan. liaehmAn saYn. AloA
ander 0rea y ahnlHiu point b'ank q
iho Woman rhe charge struck her
In the back ana she fall dead
The shee'iAg 'aak place a. ths
ranch homo II II d callIaKr. atep.
father ~ Alexander, near here
Afler fbe s1ootlnK Alexander wens
awAy. carrying the shotgun, Il ~aa
sald and . shcritfs posao Il search.
lug sar him
nsr' aAn told CRY Marshal isham
sha slav, ot lhu ahootlnx and evsn,s
lmmeAia cif preceding
Mra naehman aad hnen visiting Al
Lindsay There, aiao. had benn Alex
andnf and iiaehman wens from bis
hnme Yesterday 70 return hsa ssf~ 70
har homo Alexander salf no would
asaIn nnny she naehmana 10 their
antomohlfa
4 llachman drove and "a the sruat seat
wlth him waa hi. wife
Alexander. according 10 naehman v
STORY fnr Ne eatirs as anea tfom
Lindsay 50 portorviile and .hs eisht.
nllea hsYoni % he Collins place.
held hnlle AZ naehrans ek q
compel thn husband 20 ohoy any
orders tho ether man mixh, give.
At thr Collins place Alexander go,
put naehmau saye ard eui the lrni-
lloN wireg ~ ne automobile Then
Alexander la rerorsed aa poins into hts
home ana returning with tho shot
gun
Adtanelng upon Mrs narhmon. ts.s
husband said Alssandaf demanded ia
Anoe Nhaf ghe woman waa Kolng a
dp. Aha answered and waa mhot and
lnHsnfly ANisi Collins said Alex
hAael remained absa the pare sbon
haif husf and hen ssai away wi h
wa halgua ghf9u6h tAs fields
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-22
WEATHER

New Orleans. La. Aug zs.-Io-
ssghs and Tuesday generally fair.