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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
CORE OFFERS THREE
NEW" PLAhEs FOR PARTY
Former Senator Says Present
Machine Should Be Junked:
Gives Out An
Interview

Tulsa. okla 0e; When a
phys 'a.an told M that ny eyesish,
Aishi be restored. former Senator
! Thomas = Gore. visitor at the home
os his D otAer p p Gore. Iiis soath
Boston. said last aisat. = figured TIA.
had noihias 10 lose and everything
e gain AZ least Was taking n
Chance ana my physician Is hop-
ial and 7 an wish.ci ] hevc been
3 ihe dars 50 years and am careful
nor 20 go oser-eaclted don't want
% he d.ssf ointed
Must junk Machine
n commenting u,on the political
'isa''on the senator said that In his
on alon Of the dems -ais didn't junA
tae state political machine The peo-
Pc wou.d wreck IL
But one horn e. the dilemma viii
have % be taken, he said an8 the
democrats have first Choice. Thas
IS because they are in the majority
In this state
senator Gose passed briefly over
tie national poliiici field.
II hope Governor COX. Mr McAaoo
and the group OF democratic senators
are unable 10 make the league OF ma
tions the paramoun, issue in the mex,
campaign. As they ere unquestlonably
seeking 70 DO The league or nations
is dead
Offers Three planks
Bat {. the democratic leaders are
ceie mined 10 make the campaign
5 host dance have three p!anAs
which hope they put in their plat
form First. hope they make a de-
la.ation in favor q free and IN
limited coinage OF silver in the ration
q l6 10 J also hope they declare
~ favor ~ the leagic without reser ;
yations
4 want To ciear up those issues
and get rid Of them io.ever
But wha, really hope for IS /
hai the democrats put forth a prae- !
icai and constructive program based .
on live issues And the keynote OF +,
he whole thing should be. economy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Or. Russell testified be gave diree-
lions providing for not packs and
that the patient be kept warm and
well covered
Describe toe CONDITION = which
you found the patient on the oc-
asiop OF your second visit" said
Prosecutor Frank stephan in direct
examination
y found him lying IN bed. his eAes,
exposed. feet uncovered and IN
dying condition replied the witness.
what did you do on tha. Ioc-
casion2~
Nothing There Nas nothing
could do. The man was dying
Or Russell testified that the in
.laenza epidemic was then at its
hcight and that he diagnosed the csse
o. MoHaftle as one OF influenza pneu-
nonia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

r. church. South viii meet al the
home OF Mrs. y. c. Roe. 1891 West
Noble Wednesday at p. IT,
X = =
G 4 r. Ladies will meet at the
Library Wednesday afternoon.
\ = =
All Day Meeting
TIE Woman's Home Mission. Of
West n T. church viii hold an at
DAY meeting at the church. Wednes-
day October ~ 4 large attendance
IS expected. as we viii sew for the
hospital Luncheon will be served
The first chapter of the study book
wii. be slven hy Mrs. Phillips
= y =
a Country Party
4 most enjoyable even n was
spent AZ the hone of Mt ard Mrs
Chss SeheiAing las, Saturday when
thoy entertained number Of young
fo.s in honor of their son. Chas's
-isi birthday anniversary. Tie
evening vas spent in playing cards
and various games. music and sins
iag after which a dainty lunch was
served 70 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Wsf<en Hndt anl
family. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheihlng. Mr
and Mrs. Emil Nau. Misses Mayheile 4
Donaldson. Elnora scheihing. Carol /
ina Nau. Josephine and Hilda Ger
haris. Freda. Louise and Flora Nan, +
Helen Scheihing. Bertha Dark. Nelma 1
letters. Minnie OFT. Susie Craig. +
Nessrs. VIM. Taylor. Orviile Luckin-
bin. Harry Herw!g. chas Weinand.
2eece Capron. Guy Gummow. Marvin
Ellis. Frank OFT. John Gerhards. Jr.
Scheihing. Slbley Barnes
md Bert McKean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
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Mrs. Herbert Amsberry has gone
TO Gushing to visit With friends
< = &
Mrs. Clarence johnson. OF Okla
homa City. is the guest OF Mrs Fraak
Olsmith.
A. c. Brice has gone to Ponca City
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Nane Nix and Mrs.
Everett. OF Oklahoma City are the
guests OF Mrs. Knowles.
y y *
Mrs. Bessie Banks. widow of the
late W. T. Banks. is very III with
pneumonia.
& s. *
Mrs. Lyman Gray will entertain
the Kimona club AZ a one O'Clock
luncheon tomorrow.
& = 8
The Presbyterian Social Circle will
meet tomorrow at the church for
work for the bazaar
* * x
Mrs. Chester Michael will be host
ess to the Iris club tomorrow.
x = x
Farm Women's club. Division No.
will meet with Mrs. Eden Prlm
Thursday. assistant hostess. Mrs.
Travers.
81 < &
The Royal Nelghbors VIII have 4
Halloween Social Wednesday. Ou-
ober 20. at the A. O. L. ". Hall.
& x x
Wednesday evening after PRAYER
meeting the ladies of the Pres6y;er-
ian church will have a fork shower.
x x =
Tie Amioitia club will - enter
tanned by Mrs. Adolph Buenilng to-
morrow afternoon.
y = &
The Missionary Society OF the N.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Among the heirlooms OF a .FreI ch
family in Anteuil. France. is a rns
which was once worn by Queen Z IL
abeth OF England 1t was preselted
by ar English nobleman three gener-
atoms ago to an ancestor OF its pres
ent owners.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

1t is estinSted that $4,000. 600 is
spent yearly by the Federal Govern
nent in correcting incomplete aad
erroneous addresses on letters in tas
United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

hEALTH is fully restored BY he
j great Alternative and tonic, Hood Z
Sarsaparilla, and YOU remember the
cd saying, health is VEAL Tn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
THE SCREEN
THE POLLARD

A Metro special production with
Pert Lytell starring in his latest sue
,ess "A Trip to Paradise" In this
story Lytell is at his best Good
oomedy to follow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

A North Carolina law Just passed
provides a regular inspection Of
hotels and compeis keeping a score
card Of their sanitary record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
THE HIGHLAND

William Fox presents Eileen Percy
in ~Hickvil.e to Broadway. com
edy with vim. Also Snub Poi
lard comedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Nuts buried by squirrels are a mos.
important means OF extending tho
valuable lack walnut groves Of this
country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Nearly s9o.o0o. oo0 is being sleai
daily in the retail stores in Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18
LARD
1.-THE House of Quality 4
First Run Productions
NED PEDIGO Phone 1850. I
TODAY

Metro Special Production
BERT LYTELL
His Latest Great Success
"A TRIP TO PARADISE"
In this We have Lytell at his best
Critics have pronounced this something far above his
ordinary pictures
Also Two Reel Comedy
Absolutely first mirth comedy entitled
SPEED"
In this comedy Tweedy is featured
Prices only TEN and TWENTY Cents
You have time for the first show before the Guthrie
Minstres start. We start promptly at Six Thirty
Remember the following stars are seen in new
pictures only at the Pollard Of course they are good
no better appearing on the silver sheet
Sessue Hayakawa, Charlie Ray, Mabel Normand
Ealne Hammersten. Douglas Fairbanks Charles Chaplin
Elsie Ferguson, Wallace Reid Viola Dana Bert Lytell
Eugene Bren, Norma and Constance Talmadge Marv
Pichord Pauline Frederick Clara Kmbal Young
hobart Bosworth, Alice Lake Thomas Meighan viii
Rogers. Ethel Clayton, Gloria Swanson Owen Moore
Tom Moore, Conway Tearle and dozens of others
We have 1922 contracts the following producing
companies: Metro Selznick, Goldwyn Paramount Hod
kinson Robertson-Cole Associated Producers First
National and others
No question, doubt of it. The Pollard has the
very best program made The above stars are shown
inst at the Pollard If you wish the most for your money
certainly you will be here often
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-18

Leader classified ads get results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
WORLDS LARGEST EXHIBIT
OF HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT
Everything rom x-Ray Machines
To Dishg ashing Deyices
VIII Pc Shown At Wes.
p.I.-. rs~...,..-.

West B2dsn. raa S@ i-Tas
~rlds sresfesf exposition * 1etIcal
and hospital equipment vial b. Aeli
Is connection s. 3 tse Auer.eaz s.
Plsal assoslAsscn cerveafs5n e.e
September IL 20 Is
ETerFtA.aE. fsom x-ray mas alasi
4rt laboratory equipment to az
vssainz ana Instrument rlearlnf Ca
Vices ~tn te ssowf ta 1alegi IS
from all paris @. tAs Uase8 Ssa-ss
ard Canada The cost q traaspor.z
tlo1 aions & tAe exhllsis = estimated
AZ 500
Among those uAo w.n address re
convention are Governor MoCrAy. q
'nilsaA. D- r Bsls3'n 81 Nlnne- :
.salis pre- 1eus 90 the assassssons
~ George oEianiea. y Nsw f,ss
Or Have. Elersoa. wsstastaa nj
IA e nsttuayer. cnefrua.. -
Frans Billings chleuso and DT o.
liz Naruai. SAn.a Baraars. calf
The training 81 ng-ses. methe3s ~
securing hes.tal sstsiencv Aosglrs'
dietary food preservation ami has-
g,ai Administration Problems uli te
amons the SUBJECTS al.tassed ss tse
meeting.
A. present .ne constituent organ
ll4tisns numbering IS arr ne AaeF.
ean Association - Hospital Saelsss
Workers. the Anieri 4n Hps al A..
socusion. TIE American AssoesA A,soa
% .z44str.al physirl1ns Aat Sarseons.
the American Medical Associatl7r.
he American Nlrses Assoe s.ign. tae
Catholic Hospital Assocla.i1n oE the
United States and can4ta the FED.
=-atien ef STATE sfedlssl Boards = tAs
c s the Medical Department ot the
Z S Army. The Barean ~ Medirias
b, tha Uai-ad States N4yr. the Cansa
Scales Public Health Se-vlee ana
iur.ng ,hs rear there has be~n a3dsf
he National Organization 0t punW.
'iaaiia Nursing. the National Leasae Z
Z Nursing Eda1ati3a. The American
1.sietic Association. and TIE National
Tuberculosis Association. Inc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
FORMER eur-RlAs DEAD

Rerj4Ein u Hicks passed away a.
his hcms 1895 E-.ai street. Tulsa.
okiahorl On Aasust IS. 1871
he wss married Ia-aary :. 1917 to
Z Pauliaa Rrosne sho. eth their
i.iie azushieT Mary i-ene. survive
Ain his mother Man A Hlcgs 3,
oalasy. lil.nois also survives When
a4s seventeen Mr H.cxs enlis ea In
the = s Amy and servea in ne PAL.
irae War AZ the breasinE os O.
fse Worlds War he again enlisted ana
served unsl BE- VAS mastered out 90
canp Gr4n,. IlinolS. shorty after
-ls signing Il he armistlre
Hs w.fe g he daughter of Or L
2 Browne aud spen, Aer EirIaood
tsrs i- Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-01
A NEW WAY TO
WIN An ELECTION
Indian Voters In Buen0s Aires
Are Kidnapped By the Score
To Carry the Boxes At
Primaries

Baerls Aires. Sep. s-fa van
glaasd.1. the organ Il taa Soeiaiis
party. tells q curious story of the
kiirap.ns q - Iai.an rioters ia 5
recent election ia The province q,
Juiuv in Tire north Ok Arsentina. Tas
indians, says the newspaper. were
taken % ths home q 3 cand.tats ipr
The Chamber - DEPUTIES ART kse
prisoner f7r three DAYS IN csi',-
Ia which there vas A wooden image
q the virgin.
The caristats fI-al'y eutert ans
exacted an OATH that the rrisaue--
woa'f ro.e for aim Thsv we're rs-
red 5ft Co vote