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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
MEXICAN REVOLT
THWARTED
Seven Are Arrested Follow
ing Discovery Of Plan
to Seize Laredo

LAREDO. Texas, Sept. 1. - A. R.
Dominguez and six others were ar
rested in Nuevo Laredo. opposite La
redo, last night charged with having
crossed from the American side in a
plot to capture the Nuevo Laredo GUS
toms house and other Mexican gov
ernment buildings and to proclaim n
new government. according to an
nouncement in the Mexican town to-
day.
Upon searching Dominguez. 1t was
said. officers found two copies Of a
manifesto while other documentary
evidence of the alleged plot was said
to have been discovered on the other
prisoners.
The men arrested were started for
Mexico City-today under heavy guard
for further investigation, it was said.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
HOME ON TANK HILL
SWEPT BY FLAMES
LAST NIGHT

The residence of Fred Richards,
miner, on the very top of Tank Hill
was completely destroyed last
night by fire. The fire started
from an unknown source while no.
body was in the house, Richards
being at work and Mrs. Richards
and small daughter spending the
evening at moving picture show.
When Mrs. Richards climbed up
Tank Hill after the show she suf-
fered the shock of finding that her
pretty little home had been de-
str0yed
From the top of the hill the
flames could be seen from all over
the city and a large crowd gather
ed. The firemen were handicapp-
ed by the lack of fire hydrants
near the house and the necessity
of dragging a long line of hose up
the hill from a hldrant further
down. When the pumps were once
started the flames were quickly
extinguished.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
League Council Starts Working
On Settlement Of Silesia Issue

controversies that have developed in
the supreme council. A. ]. Balfour.
Great Britain, declared this was the
only way in which a settlement could
be reached that could appeal to pub
lie opinion as being fair and unbi-
ased. Leon Bourgeois, France. after
the meeting of the council, said:
This procedure assures a fair and
impartial settlement, which is all
France wants"
Members of the commission assert
ed that they would go ahead diligent-
ly to reach a settlement which might
be recommended to the meeting of
the full council of the league which
will finally decide the question.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
0bREG0N REFUSES TO SIGN TREATY WITH us.
WOOD-FORBES PROBE
OF PHILIPPINES
is COMPLETED

MANILA, P. l., Sept. 1.-Major
General Leonard Wood and Cam
eron b. Forbes. sent by President
Harding to investigate conditions
in the Philippines for the purpose
of guiding the administration in its
policy towards the islands, reached
Manila today, having completed a
four months tour of the archipeli-
90. The missions work on inspec-
tion is completed and as soon as
brief confidential report is cabled
to President Harding. a final re-
port of the missions findings will
be prepared. This is expected to
require two or three weeks.
Although General Wood has
made no public announcement on
the subject, it is understood he will
retire from the army to accept the
governor-generalship of the Philip
pines.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02

GENEVA. Sept. 1.-(By the Asso-
ciated Press)-The commission of
four appointed today by the League
of Nations council to deal with the
question of Silesia, met Immediately
after the adjournment of the council
and began its work.
The commission is composed OF
Paul Hymans, Belgium, DR.. V. X. We'll
lington Koo. China, Count de Leon,
Spain. and DR.. Gastoa da Cunha, Bra
zil. 1t is authorized to hear all ex-
perts, except those who already have
been involved in the discussion of
Silesia.
The idea is to get away from all
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
ANNOUNCE WAGE CUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept IA cut
Of 10 per cent in wages for all of its
oil field and a number of its refinery
workers is to be put in effect October
l by the Standard Oil copmany in Cal
ifornia, il was announced today by
the company headquarters here. Ap-
proximately 5000 workers are affect
ed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02

RIGA, Sept. 1.-(By the Associated
Press)-Eight Russian Communist
leaders at Petrograd have been assas-
sinated within the last two months In
connection with the white terror
ist" plot, it was revealed by Leon
Trotzky in speech before the Mos
cow Soviet meeting last Tuesday
night, according to a Rosta News
Agency dispatch received here today.
The dispatch added that attempts
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
OPENS !.
ARMY COLLEGE
Tells Officers That Conflict in
West Virginia Result of
Motives Misunderstood

WASHINGTON, Sept. President
Harding, speaking today at the open
ing of the fall term of the army war
college, declared that mo matter
where the best aspirations of the
world lead US, there never may be a
time without the necessity of armed
forces" -
The president, in his brief address,
however, pledged the 200 officers in
his audience that, during his admins.
tYation, they would never be called to
perform military services, "they could
not enter into with all their heart
and soul as Americans"
Referring to the situation in the
West Virginia coal fields, the presi-
dent declared:
I'VE ought not to have a conflict
like that which. is going on in West
Virginia. II is due to lack of under
standing"
The presidents address follows:
81 think will relieve my embarrass
ment by telling you cabinet secret,
which came to my mind while the Sec
retary of war was emphasizing his
duty as a civil agent of the govern
ment. In the cabinet, where we are
sometimes familiar, the secretary of
war is called Mars Frankly. / should
feel a continued embarrassment in
this presence were it not for the fact
that I am glad to come and express
the interest. the encouragement, and
the good will of one who is. by virtue
of his office, for period, commander
in chief.
Tells World Troubles
81 have to smile sometimes at the
term, conscious as | am of my own
inability to understand all the things
for which the executive is RESPONSE
BILE. This conviction and realization
comes to me every day, but l have
come to know and am satisfied to be-
lieve that the president, after all, is
just the agency employed in focusing
the judgments, the convictions and
the. knowledge of those in America
whose minds and experience must of
necessity direct the trend of govern
ment. There would not be a man in
CONTINUED ON PACE FOJR)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
RELIEF FOR STARVING

RIGA, Sept. 1. - The movement of
American famine supplies to Moscow
is increasing. Twenty-eight cars of
sugar and rice are leaving tonight in
charge Of representatives of the Amer
lean Relief Administration. Automo-
biles are also being shipped.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
Reports Awaited


WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Prelimin
ary reports indicating a breaking up
OF the bands operating in the West
Virginia coal fields. federal officials
tonight deferred decision on inter-
vention in the state pending a more
complete and final report from Briga-
dier General H. II. Brandholtz.
The first reports from the general
received late today, were said by Sec
rotary Weeks to indicate a disposi-
ton bv members of the armed bands
to comply with President Harding's
proclamation, calling on them to re-
turn home.
While awaiting the final report the
war department was prepared to un-
dertake the task of restoring order
in West Virginia. Troops increased.
by orders today, to three regiments,
and were prepared to move from
camps Sherman, Ohio, and Dix, New
Jersey. at a moments notice. The
SSth light bombing squadron of the
air service, consisting of Is planes,
was at Charleston.
Hesitation by the armed bands to
disperse and return home by noon to-
day, the time fixed by the president,
officials said, did not automatically
call for the dispatch of troops and
the declaration of martial law. The
proclamation, il was pointed out, or
dered them to disperse and retire
peaceably to their respective abodes
on or before twelve o'clock noon, of
the first day OF September, but did
not order the troops to move at any
given hour.
Secretary Weeks declined to COM
ment on the plans of operation to be
followed under General Bandholtz's s
frO>rrrrNIrr,D ON pHCIr ElN-Ff
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
NEGRO Is HANGED

BALTIMORE, Sept. l. Henry A.
Prown. negro. was hanged at the city
Jail today for the murder of Harriet
Kaxanaugh, naval academy nurse
at Annapolis, January IA.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
OFFICER SAYS
HARDING ORDER
BEING IGNORED
Washington's Representative
In West Virginia Finds
Soldiers Necessary
FORCES ARE INCREASED
Three Regiments of Infantry
and Bombing Squadron
Ready For Action
FORCES ARE INCREASED

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Sept. g.
At midnight. General H. H. Bandholtz
announced that he had dispatched a
telegram to the war department at
Washington to send federal troops
into West Virginia at once. In an
nouncing his decision to recommend
martial law, General Bandholtz made
the following statement:
II am satisfied the miners will not
obey the presidents proclamation. A
telegram has been sent to Washington
requesting federal troops at once"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
Expect Action Soon

WASHINGTON, Sept. q The re-
quest of Brigadier General H. II.
Bendholtz for federal troops in the
West Virginia strike area was receiv-
ed at the war department at 1:40
o'clock this morning. and Immediately
referred to Major General Harboard,
assistant chief of staff. An announce
ment of the course to be taken toward
the request. it was indicated, might
be made soon
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-02
THE WEATHER

Fair west and central.
shawers extreme east por-
tion Friday: Saturday prob
ably fair. not much change
in temperature.
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Tells World Troubles

CONTINUED ON PACE FOUR,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07
College Girls Learn Hop TO Cook Pork and
Potatoes, P,ociicalldeas Taught oiA on College

>filwasef. Sepf e. >g.ea IA
Time uaS ues - long >.la.e.
wher romrlsiHs WsS made fAai
OkiAaan.a WAS spending aorc on
the rearine * pas ih4K "a fs-
rearing - cAiidrens 'has = shr
trAmine 81 students. more knowl-
eige was given about hATns a..
ilreSfocr pens than sooui ttc
home and ihai Mai frass-in0
u-ss gwen concerning ihe home.
sn>iead 81 beng practical fled
atf somewhere snfo elonds 81
theory That fizae however s
passed
A. Oklahoma 4 and u. college
fo- example s1aopa3 has sast
teen expended n iht erection ~
? hu' ding 50 hr used exclusive n
for the school If hone ccenomle>
wswk IS oQnr>fie science ana
aaDesife ar- nw iS organised -
ihs anii. or Vrtarti Yaal-feaeh-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

fer fee - ttret years. q bone
nakf7> cottage has a~ea ns.a-
ia.aea s. fAe ai'eee esrnn> ~
she s4sae las aeea ~e4s.iese
l,eest- hf~e ,rss - hanp sn i
Tr 3eirs bs> m rs1eHe,l.
sAis gfr. n borrowing hahy
from 'tt ok'ahoma children :
lieMe .n okIaAtna ti;x
peal ihc 4 and Al college
hst, cane originally from an
EASTERN OkiShor.s town HIS
moIher. deserted hp her husband
iases weeks before fAe 8,aAy came.
fvea nnil David nss ten days
oie ihen sicf leaving iAe shii
r holly Wgheaf home H.
mlghi have grown np ~ he the
iown bad hey 81 aeVeloa. into
ia allcy rai. heeear. = bandit
hnt -he Oklahoma Chilarea <
Eers S0tie;y ioak charge af ham
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

- \. -. =
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.,,- - s. -....-..s 49,. -.
.axs - .,.v -. -. - "a.
r.s :. ..,-ss -. =, -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

and physically more nearly ps1rea.
because q ne country vide -u.s,-
ess in saf-sr bsllE contests To iur
her srinE ais suieresz il these c1a
--as.s fhe STATE Department 6 ssaa-tl
has isspea and nov has rea<x g.
eistrfhurrn score ezras f0r bette
baby centests for -hildrer ue - fua-
resrs 81 ara These cards WI ,.
s=uf fres 0i charge us,on rsQuesL
Aoca-c ng 70 The score q Frstsz
u this card Fifty paauts az a1opef
- l'e-fees general exz1ninaiau-
aStns measurements are taken io 5s
srgnine whether o. n0s . hsbr col
ssr-rs 70 1ae svsrAge beiEht. reg1-
anl size for rs SIZE. ~ r. ses
A normal Eix nonths DID lzsk7
zhonlt bs 1f1s K FL - unsupported
sDr : few ninuief. its eyes sh0sie
sLsluw . a-ishs ohsecz Ene a Fbos
ook Il -hs Eireruun q a. Ens-7su-
ed souns i shou3d be asss 70 ssls.
AZ ssserr and hold Il Il i does q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

ttifor Lender lr ne ai'aC IN
. iiilec Making fhe Sar Pre6 ra oar
Meaih4r he suth1r Ent BhcAa
! Washington. = c. saws Naboe
knows Ntii mhErelis1a is All ihs
CAL t'e szic Abtut 3 Is Ia !. na'
some Relation to tlectrt1g and tha
= moves u earams waves n
World ms .heories q ui1si i,IEs
even vhene i dcss noi pretend K
fnoV hui ir this case. Is the vrSfe
SAYS there 5 ne theory
inns wre's' does undertake u o.
scrit's -l1Enetisn ty ifsti ~ sSys
thar ;hs Forces * nature AZ - IL
fsf~elAfe5 thar rs one az Jhasn. hes.
AEAt sisearlsair magnetism sour.
grss taiiu1. can hf eKpaz irad ny il
seit-that iher can otn le sxpiains
together II Which case they mus
have. a. course. s. common tanBah
tiun Has foEndnfion Is n ether
atoms moving r s.rnieh- Inc
throughout spaes- sfessf a. modified
IN wavs a. des.cr aes. with TIE Tt s.
ri;r g lirnt
Ii Ire Application q ihtk theory ic
what rpEf cunirihuse- SAWS than m
BODY Enovs pEai magnetism ls. he
point 4 that vher eocy. . vlre far
Instance rs charged viii elecIrcl.x.
the Normal m0rin ether vhleh
voulc sEss fhraaEn tht VIE i VI
Silrr.'a uannct rei fhrrurA And Sc
merely passes around The wire r4F-
anr ths ghenonsna The uursoss
waves outi9dt q. FnoxH a. mar
Be1Eu
q. TIE authors f.siatr chapters or
pfiysirAl force about 77a bab words
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

q ceek pork ara p1safoes. i5
g.re4sse foa.3 'n quantities n~esi
81 m single dishes. and they r
learning rs raine Is observation
frogrcTs iu ihe school 81
F'r nomicS 1IcluCe SDrt gUdef7ak /
-u-s - decorating 3 hopse. gre
r4ring meal fer family. and
planning eomplSe oaifn g
women $ apf'srel-~'uay IF be~t
qualities lo b- selected. how 10
Judge values end bow Ii make
everything from lingerie u lat
ard f.auSr and street. suit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07
MRS. HARRElI NOW
IS VERY GRATEFUL
Oklahoma Woman 0vercomes
Trouble AID Is Nov Wei
And Happy

Tn glad fs sas . hare fonnd 3
medic.ne 81 isss that fas made s va
woman or & ne. sad MS NxTtie
ilarrelI sls Wes Noble s. Okla
hnm4 cts. Okla
-seor tss wears suffered can
ssAntly vsth hesascses Ane Ta1aac i
;ha o1ly ih.rs that Aas ever e.ver
me an rezl ~eaes was 50 ner-
roas J voala rol ana soss a. n.eAf
lane- newer getting ar rasi from ny
slef1 : had - arpef.se and whsi
lale : dl1 cal seemed u a. ne r.
good Eas eo.HE SoVH Aiu sseAdav
An1 vas rerr mach 1lscaa-Ared. Is
2 had beer unAlle so fpd anviAir &
.o dc ne any good
since began fal nr Tar ae I'm
Ese = tffereni person n nov hh.t
ic diseG Ans1hine ! eai ara never
hsr7 ArF Gas o. had zfier esers
Ny headaches are gone. : sleep like
Aes.thT n hla 81 nleli and g, -
10 shs morning fee,lnr refreshed az
hsGFn To mF mind Ta1lac Is ID,
erAnoesi Heaiesrt n ne wof3d ana
d. one xho suffers lfe Ga vag
make mistake il tfvnr Il
Soc ~ az l1acing c-nrrise
trerx-v here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

Say ~aaf y-oa VII Es0uz druggists
o.is-I-E sU1ue-h-nE -snEt as roo6
sscHUss 4 PAYS q s,ettar profit. -hs
flr- sti1 stands -hsz ninety 1fDe uu-
=. . hundred druggists recurenenc
Csnzufss-lztr'F Colir EDc 1lE-'hoes
RsDe6r. Eher fhs a,es1 1Ded5rsne tu-
1ir--.hoea IL asked fp-. ard do 20 bs-
suss -nPr knew .-or wtlsf ths--
1Etuz1e-s say q i lhss exz be de-
se16es uPun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07
LIFE AND DEATH
,. OF BELLE STAIR
Oklahoma Woman Bznali Who
Died VIII Eer Boofx On
Horses Was Her
Weakness

Thalsf ias AlEory q okiAhous
o1.livs ana n1Tor.ons ch1r4uers Ia.
been vri-se1 u.Aur umes vi-hoai 81.
rspa-1e ihs name o, Belle starr. rnA1s
N sht seilars near NalAesrs afDd
O. ihs norm l.ank g the c1naslsz
rTfr hive loas ca1ienaea ihai sAs
t.sarT = belle oalaham1 WOMAN
Aln11 vAo ale6 +ufA Ae- baa.s 0n
IS va1-l rsmea nef.ns ana sAroaasl-
-ae
Histories have tear vr'stl. Irue
saey s.F contAn-rg '-lse q 2tlas
sa'r au: Belle vss noi the
AioaaiAl-s.y s.rea which many O.
-he Histories saIni her. they say
Aeae VAS luss or.nary woman one
y ne numtt- declares and Der trai-
ai irut friendship WAS one VAlaA fin
a4f sea hef Aae1 nio tAt aailaw
-4e aer ore 1-iem4- 4 80
sfa e1t
Ee- grave o. Yolnes- Send se-
1-na ans e. -As ihres e1hins sn
VhtA sht lvea alis-naier. $ ene
~ she most 46slresQ1t ID oAAlwm4
according rt tht state tsa-ieal 500
aeyt She WAS lcvtr G. fine horses
ana inf grave stone records MS llFs
Tile magt 81 htr fzrarss horse 81
'l se.ea z rthsl ard the brand SANDS
oll sltaflv old SETTLERS Vho rem
smafr me Bens g. Oklahoma outlaws"
say ihe imAEt 5 close raseu hlLree
.la above fts horse u she ~i.hf
HAND corner at ns tacne sa- is
varfes om IL rthef and aelay ID
ne iaa A4pd corner ael STANDS
aui
.'or .re Square"
The tfret are surrounded ar q
sQlare-she mark s4Ace1 81 mGIr
lr uullv grave aF fht fraenl who
eala svea- Sc haa avays been
squz~e VIII h.s friends
Her 4anrfier clused ire stone 'o
.e erected AId m1nv FRIENDS aided
q placing rne marker
lf nscr 7'ior rsads
EEI1-E STARR
Mrr
All CArthAgs No. Tst 6 ls4a
Died
Tet-ua-s g 1881
shed 10. srEis -eIr.
Nar give -he hear 10 VAN rerrei
'I4s tu ths cbshei which Nes here
THE gem 1ha. f-ls l. saariles vel
Hene Sf1--'s record lers to- slne
.orsss proved hsr lndnine Ant ihs
tn- which rualr nrourfi ihs
nsr jail ss-ssncs she ever served
s-hs Was n1s J.a-girlllr. he~ friends
du -et ls s. whore or Il what
tanner shs ollialred ne horses vhlcA
be loved Wrh headquarters near
ars Su th Arklns1s She and l.
'uf O.. utr Identified win he, aA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

CruirE xt zhe erd q period
srers IL lnalAl 7errsory TEXAS
500 bern Mlssoar. and ArkA1sa< n
company WI questionable char
acssrs TIE sentence gave Belle urs
ros rsnee.lon-she o1ty tine she
sa4a. she Rad ever had She vas
arrested numerous times Atssr 50
vas released. alt iAzs vas ne Only
iaa sentence she served
Tpo1 be- release sAs derioee 70
50 straight t-oke relstlu1s viii
hs- gang ana married 8 Greek IL
dian. san S;hr- she had been
Belle EshE. vidov g. several
wears. when sAe was sentenced NJ
one. n1 even Aer Mn2y seemed
io remember vh1i Der malot1 na-.s
vas
TIE JAR mct-et Il gognEer's bend
u 1854 ana tAtrs remote from Ae
outsi0e world. secuted down .ar 3
sha-s tine MAINTAINING home and
raising ssrerzl oAlarsl Then Der
former friends heard q 8ells's
woodland retreat
she never a-ierwarl appeared IN
court hai sersral times was Inn.
e6 o1 vz-ran;s naming hsr as n
accampiias II larv crimes -
highW1r robbery * uur8sr
Fioo. arts sesrsss
Jesse James fr,end Of Reed Bells $
f.rsi husband. WAS she FIRST she s4id -
discover Der Aiaiue pace Two more
oAAius were nult ana numerous
frients began Is swarm Il s majority
q, fhsn seeking some place -o Aloe
from ths law
Th@rs were reports g numerous
guarrsls a. 'gl.~ee-can.ns ans re
po-~s we've current a fhe tine thar
sht rlIted ore msn ArAsns- fht
o,her vth ease. one - ihem AlvAFs
.'bsine -hs ars
As her resrHli became more vide
.r l-uoVn Ant cave VAS eu1. -
aceonroa1is Ehe re-lTt ff5sn6s
aele became more 1ia-rirnlAr. and
llnlsh4d many q the rlsfo-s i.
'ur-nE several enemies she tuol !
. sleeping IL ihs .Aret cabins as
arnstely ntvar y fht same one I
.vo veIrs successlon. thereby 4
ivsrrnr surprises ron No;k she
lv and her enemies. Fo- riDe /
rsa-s she ara5 thus 1ra or Feh- 4
-ua-y 3. lsss. he- sor~y-thirc ni-fh- /
5lF she made u-r 70 ths @buth
'ountrr tol1s Returning hs1-iae
ls- flv1rrs MONT she w1s shte sn I
he aaal ans siIed sis- slfve- w1s
.a- lgnrehsuaed
- ihai II mast notorious q on
Aholni wurnsr Outlaws. and she best
rend io comrades g. The rarF. cied
VIII hsr haois On ant WIS hu-ea
'sh ind he eaan Il vNien shs hid
REG io g. s1rAir't1 rRise1 family
nc sett m1rr pals die before her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07
PEOPLES FORUM

Expressions a. alAIiun = renerti
lIltr~r1 nHs iIr1ed Tie eUhnf -
ss-i sees lie TiFl4 fu .1pe 5sf llli
where cuHmuiicnnns Il ,red ROO
KlruA
WIRING uiHsi i.f itgIiit End co
unr stuf " psga'r uIlt al eise wn
i,f & l4Hf rneG
AuuLs muls car ma fietfiuus VII
Dot tst lfiffrf Nhns and rfhress
uN,f t,t IlNFL IfiiI.irfIiuH "a
~ ne - ~ffAif4a .f -s.gus.e.
IrhhrifiHI - Asff- - 1fd -n
20 ~r-ar0rf - M lln0rsentuf ~
f'he TieHdt- ~ the riprrs tzfresas.t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

t1lned a. entire pS63odv o. hs-e
1 vas called ;Ae1. q. ho~ses. knd
we're ulss.e 10 show q 0lA ~ SAFE
Sic EAs friea n '9utre Fzrke4's
oo1rs a. F0Ts Snsf Ans sent Noz
he sEl lhert fc ne herst - cor-
ressi1n = Desroi.- NicAir4n .or svo
vahrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07
You'll enjoy the
sport of rolling
em with P. A.!

EIRST thing you co next
| go get some maxim 5
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
CT Z home made cigarette
that viii hit on al your
smoke cylinders,
Nc use sittiug-by and say
ing maybe yor'l cash this
huach tomorrow. Do Il while
the goiag's good, for nzn-o-
man, you can't figure out
vhstyor' re passing BY, Such
flavor, such coolaess. such
no-e-ish-ness-well, the only
way 10 get the words en-
phztic enough IS 10 go TO il
and know yourselfl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

sneEl1r oits1 cause eefor-usfies IA.
WI r-duce lie c1lle's =oore hsif :
Foi1t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

Prince Eltsc-s - sad
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snms 1suurc cnc fsof
gpur1E TN h1ruIlrlurf
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rgUa EluxE fzunu
g. 41tt E-uufE
rrzDz2tencT fan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-07

a nd, besides Prince
Albert 5 delightful flavor,
there's is freedom from bite
and parch which is cut ous BY
our exclusive patented proc
essl Cert2inly-you smoke
P. 4 from sun up till you
slip between the sheets with
out comeback.
Prince Albert IS the tohac-
co that rsyolunonized pipe
smoking fyou never oould
smoke z pipe = forget II
You can-AND YOU WILL
If you use Prince Albert
fo- packing. It's q smoke
revelation II 3 jimmy pipe
or s cigzrettel
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-08-06
COMMON LAW WIFE ADMITS
SHOOTING HUSBAND

NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Miss
Olivia NJ. p. Stone, a graduate
nurse, formerly of Cincinnati, was
told today that she killed Ellis Guy
kinkead, attorney and former cor
poration counsel of Cincinnati,
when she fired six shot, into his
body. Miss Stone admitted the
shooting and decared Kiakead was
her common law husband and that
he had deserted her to marry an
other woman. Nh kinkead bod
lived here since 1919 with the
former Miss Marie Louis Gormey
of Covington, Ky. whom ne mar
ried in Cincinnati. 81 do not re-
member shooting Kinkea1,' We're
Miss Stonc', first words when
brought to a police station today.
She told the police she bought a
revolver in Cinclnltati three wecss
ago but onlg for her protection,
asze-tin gh., had come here sole Y
to seek Il reconciliation. To
reporters she said You boys have
not tcld the truth about me-" Miss
Stone on arraignment was charged
with homicide and was held by
Magistrate Short for exanies2t;on
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