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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
Birthday Celebrated at Camp.

The sixtieth birthday anniversary
of Or. K. l.. Davidson, pastor OF the
Broadway Baptist Church was cele-
trated yesterday at the b. Y. p. L.
encampment at Prices Falls in the
Arbuckle mountains with l o'clock
picnic dinner.
a large birthday cake centered
with 4 large white candle was cut
and served to the guests by tho
honoree. An enjoyable time was haI
by all.
Guests were: Or ana Mrs. Douga.
McKellar Mr. and Mrs. Won b. Gosn
om, Mr.. and Mrs Warren MARTA
and son, Billie, Mr.. and Mrs. Jor
uoper and son, Joe, j., Miss HailSe
Ianford, Mr. and Mrs Nj. NJ Walls.
Miss Virginia Lynn, Miss Alivia Brett.
Miss Leila Lytton, Mir. Fred Brett
Mr. and Mrs. \. 5. Lyness and 50.
Miss Mary Dale Brett, Mr. H. i
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Estes
and daughter. Miss Lorraine Lanford
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lanford, Mr.
Alfred T.. Haggard, MIR. and Mrs q
p. Selvidge and children, Mr.. Charlie
Harris Mr. Sid Brawley. Miss Howard
Barrett, Miss Eunic. Lytton, Mis-
Geraldine McCharen, DI. +. G. Harlow
Miss Betty Brett, Mrs. c. II. Ever
Il; and daughters. Anne and Beatrice
Miss Gertrude Brett, Miss Irene McBee
Mr.. j. NJ. Shelby.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
Society
by RUTH NOLAN
- Phone 53S

Sundays hot weather drove many
of Ardmore's society folk to seek
cooler climes. and thus the pleasure
resorts were freQuented throughout the
day
Among those who enojyed swimming
and motoring through Platt National
Park at sulphur were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark kirkpatrick and Mark, Jr., Mr..
end Mrs. c. A. Coakley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ii. b Harts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Clop-
ton and children, Marian and Julian,
Jr.. and guests, Mrs. w. l.. Corn
and daughter Elizabeth Of Fort
Worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley NanDyne
Mrs. Katherine Bretz of Celina, Ohio
Miss Margaret Smith, Charles Smith,
MIR, Freeman Gait, and Mr. II. A
Culbertson. Among those who spent
the day at Oil Springs: Mr.. and Mrs
T. NJ. Newman and daughter Bessie
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Carpenter and
son, Warren, MI. and Mrs. Franklin
Eisley and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Newman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
WOULD BRING JOY
OF ART WITHIN
'REACH OF MASSES

New York. Aug. S.-To bring the
enjoyment OF art within the reach
OF the great mass of the American
people is one Of the objects Of the
Art Center Incorporated, a new non
profit making organization recently
formed in New York. william :.
harris, managing director, in explain
, ing its purposes, said ut Is designer
10 bridge the chasm between beauty
and utility, that has existed for the
past 200 years, in the objects ana
surroundings OF everyday life
Seven societies are included in the
new Center. 20 coordinate art in trade,
to provide a clearing house for the
crafts. and to advance the decorative
crafts and Industrial and graphic arts
OF America II will aim TO foster
all arts adapted to common needs
promote good taste. assist all IN
dustries connected with home.makins
and quicken the manufacture Of fur
riture, draperies, carpets. wallpaper,
china, sllyerware and linen 20 meet
the artistic competition OF Europe.
Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock. president Of
the new venture. also was organizer
Of the Art Alliance Of America, o.
which the Art Center, Inc. is the di.
rect outcome.
our country" she said, lis a great
Industrial nation without any indus
trial art and not until We apply
art 10 our industries will We bee
able to bring the enjoyment of art
10 the great mass OF people. The
cft directors OF our publishing and
advertising concerns spend every year
more money Tor American art THAI
all our art patrons In America. We
shall cndcavor TO make Art Center
Inc, a place whore creators of Amtr
team art can exhibit their work ana
where the real patrons of American
art the publishers. advertisers and
manufacturer can see them
Mr. Harris who 10 a graduate oi
the Bcaux Arts In Paris and who
has made church decoration his par
ticuar field. said tina, the tendency
In the world az large ot sepamtirr
Rrt from trade has been greatly nc
oentuated since tho advent OF mach
incry" At the present time. tho lack
Of trained workers and skilled Dc.
figners is real menace" he dc.
clared. Many ~ our most valued
industries are today absolutely de-
pendent on skilful craftsmen trained
in European countries.
"The Germans are mohilzlnR thclr
industrial art forces right now 81
capture the markets Of the world and
are dcvoting special attention 20 tho
weak spoia IN our Industrial system
intending 90 profit by our impractical
methods OF Education.
"our students and artists need d
thorough understanding ot the many
,xacting requirements ~ modern man
ufacturcr. Year after year oui
: manufacturers have gone 10 Paris fui
designs because foreign denignH cnuid
always be worked ou, on machinery
To have tho foundation u soma oI
the nations creates, inaustriea places
in foreign lands is politically un
sound and industrinily dangerous.
"As good o. better drawings thar
/ those purchased abroad could be put
! chased at home by eur native artists
F.. 81 our earnest atudents were glver
.he chance SO acquire tina absointeij
! necessary technical l-no~iedsa an
experience. Art Center. Inc, will eh
aeayor 10 dlasefninats this technical
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08

viii be accompanied by Miss Evelyn
Satterfield of that city wko will re-
main here until the first Of Septem-
her. Miss Calf is the daughter of
Judge and Mrs. John Gait OF d street,
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sharkey Of 22
Fifth avenue, southwest have as
their guests, Mrs. Dora Sharkey and
daughter, Mrs. c. G. Sampson of Hous-
;on, Texas Mrs. Sharkey is the moth
er of Mr.. Sharkey.
Mrs. Sampson will return to her
home within a few days while Mrs.
Sharkey will sojourn in Ardmore sew
eral weeks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
Palner.Risley.

Miss Bessie Palmer and Mr.. Frank
In Risley were quietly married Satur-
cay evening AT o'clock at the home Of
the brides cousin, Mr.. and Mrs b
NJ. Newman, 9O2 West Main street
DR.. Crayton S. Brooks officiating.
The home was prettily decorated in
pink and white. Bowls of snap drag
ems were effectively arranged through
out.
The bride wore pink organdie
frock with accessories to match.
The ceremony was said in the pres
cnce of only a few of the immediate
friends and relatives Of the couple.
Mrs. Risley is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Palmer 494 X street,
southwest. Mr.. Risley is formerly
of Atlantic City, y. J. He is asso-
ciated with the Rittec Machine shop.
Mr. and Mrs Risley are at home
to their many friends, at 1877 d street
northwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
.NON-POISON0US
Tho National Msecficido

Entirely harmless to humans, but the
most powerful and effective insecticlde
known. Made of pure pyrethrum, COM
bined with secret chemical formula
which no other similar powder has.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
Off on Vacation

Fireman Jess Wilkinson of Station
No. /, and John Crawford Of Station
No. ., are now on fourteen DAYS va
cation, they being two of the six me
of the department who have heen
with the city for a year, and entitled
to "a vacation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08

Mrs. Velie c. Suggs was hostess -
the Red Cross Luncheon Club, sat
uIday at / o'clock luncheon at her
home at 7O9 North Washington street
Those entertained We're: Mrs. Harold
Feli, Mrs. Monte Dillingham;, Miss FL.
len Dickson, Mrs. Fred Chapman and
house guest. Miss Lucille Wagner Of
Monette. Mo-, Mrs. Edward Gait and
Mrs. Frank Porter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
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Misses Shelby Entertain.

Misses Hoberta and Valeta Shelby
entertained informally Friday night
in their home, 1907 McLish avenue
ronoring Miss Vera Jo Glenn of Ho
hart.
Brett. Virginia Lynn, Mary Rea. Hazel
and Edna Dressell. Norma Scott,
Iessrs. David and Madison Daw.
son. Charles Scott. Peter Fonville,
Paul Shelby, William lesson, Tomm,
Chapman. Philip Rea and Gordon Day.
iCson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08

Ilnierlnin informally.

MIR. and Mrs. ). b. McCnckcn Of
GO G street. northwest entertainer
Informally Friday evening in their
home. having as guests: Mrs. Eula
Grubbs. Mrs Nora Mclaughlin, Miss
Lizzie White, Mrs. Ida Heath and Mrs.
L. II Hroyvn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-08
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SorlcIN Personals.

Mrs Homer l.. Wilson and daughter
Frances Of Indianapolis, Indiana. who
have been visiting IN Dallas, Texas
FOR tho past week have returned here
20 extend their visit at the John
Teer home in northwest Ardmorc
Mrs. Wilson Is the sister OF Mrs Tee,
!. :. :.
Mrs. Xcmr Wallace and Mrs Pat.
tic Balium have returned from n
three months visit in Mineral Wells,
Texas. They report a pleasant trp.
:. :: :.
Master Gilbert Elder OF Vinita, Is
tho guest Of his aunt and uncle, Mr..
end Mrs. u. o. Alexander. SOI West
broadway. He will vili. ten days.
I. !. j.
Mr.. und Mrs. Joe Legucnec o. Mount
Pleasant, Texas and Mrn. Leguenec's
mother. Mrs. H. S. SuggB OF Berwyr
spent Saturday IN Ardmore guests oi
Col. nnd Mrs. Sidney sugss and fam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21

The Sim Feiners refused 10 set up
parliament for the South OF ireland. aS
proposed in that act. They adhered %
thei rown Irish parliament. called the
Dali Lireann. which they bal sci ~
Independently as the governing body
Of the Irish Repablie
That was the situation when the
truce began last July after King
George had made coneiliatory speech
At the openig Of the new parliament in
Ulster
The purpose of the negotiations now
IN progress. as defined by Lloyd George
and accepted by the Snn Fein repre-
sentaiiyes is to ascertain how the a.
sociaiion Of ireland with the com
muniiy Of nations known as the British
Empire may be best reeoneiled with
Irish national aspirations. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
BIC AUDIENCE CROWD
CHURCH FOR S|NGFEsT
Regular Sunday Afternoon Com.
munity Sing Program Attracts
Hundreds To First M T.
Church

one a the best sings fhe com
manlty service has ever held was
giyen At the Fiisi n church san
day afternoon The ran program by
the splendid Junior Chorus, as glsen
in the Daily Leader d Saturday was
carriei out The biz audience show
ga their high appreciation cf the
work OF these future singers e
Guthrie. and the enthusiastic com
ments hy everybody MAS enooufag
ing 10 the ladies who have So
effectively drilled these boys ana
siiis That solo and chorus. "When
the flag Goes Bye VAS alone woftn
while for any man or woman u
Guthrie
Mrs Adele Hook musical super
visor of the city hools has spent
mueA time in the drills and reAear.
sails of these youne choral singers
Guthrie enl hear more oi Mrs
Hock's good work The Guthrie Red
Gross chapter hereby mos, heartily
thanks Mrs llocN aud her young
singers as IL was sure an insplra-
tioa at this time. and Ain heip
ereatlv in the roll csil drive
Carl Norit was the leader. aud
ros quick and Wholesome response
out of the entire audience Begin
ming with America with 500 :
selection of the hest folksongs ard
closing with the star Spansled
Hammer. 1t was real community
sing. and ihe musical committee ~
iae Community SERVER IS planning
sole fine features for the sing to
be- held IN two weeks
Mrs G - ani Was the aceompau-
ia Al tAis sins and Ed Henry VIII b.
the sunr leader at tae next sing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
THE DOLLAR MEMBER
ROLL CALL DRIVE ON
Teachers OF Citv To AID In
Making sfe Roll Call Red
Cross Membership Cam
paign a Success

Is ,he house 90 hous antas as
teachers ere responsible far tho r.
suits This drive VIII bc the man.
dollar member ean,aes % add
iion the business ana professional
men ana eomeu VII he canNassel
ioals Also eaeh member ~ Tho
advisory board ~iil have a n0emter
ship book whleh thN Arc exrvted
10 ~ fran th ugqar Atlon vAl,a
they represent On ny Rcd cross
laafa
FteD eltizen ct the counts mnst
make ii poim 20 be ready iof thesf
calls The teacher and cpufsgsory
arc rYing oi their tmv aud ss,
yiees. which plil mean mpyA O. thr
rause am. the peopi Should BE-
ready to resfoad prompx nDea cali
ea on While eYep Man ani aemea
can easily helm with ihe'e dollar
menhership the great majority
should ana wi nl like rcspond.nf
W IA e good s.zea contribution toeorl
the budget for mex, wear. as tine wofk
of the Rcd Cross VII greatly n
crease Instead . diminish
Come, let's ro over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21

The conferences began "a July
Both sides have a. times entertained
higher hopes Of final aud saiiS
factory settlement probably than a.
any time slnee the lrs4h question b..
came q thorn ia the side of the British
Empire. but there have been several
crises when the negotiations seemed
doomed 10 fmlnre
The first 81 these occurred when
Lloyd George offered 10 de Valera ~
consultation IN London form Of self
government IN ireland something like
that prevailing in the British domin.
ions. The Dali Eireann Utterly reject
ed this proposal on the gr0nnd that Il
did not afford even genuine dominion
rule. For time il seemed that a dead
lock had been reached.
Lloyd George endeasored to resume
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
.nEC[|VERSH|P ASKED FOR
PROPERTY LOST IN FIRE
Application Made To District
Court BY George A Seaman
Against M @ and l.. a
Moody

An application oi George a sea-
.ian faf rs 'lyor against NJ G. aua &
g. Wools has been hefefe tho district
eouu lof acyegai days seaman aaai
hla store "a West Oklahoma ayrupe
% the woud,s. but aendinr the com
riellon - ,he dval Seaman war r.
auiied - hay the siofe aud goods
lnsured aud secured a pullc, of s.
600 after which the aale was cam
ploted. The Gro oecufe4 soon alini
resla sher roperty - lleA West
vara.e war ALSO Included 10 ihe
sale
ia order 10 adjust al alflefeneea
nad cam and the Insurance the
,oori appnHtei ~ = fianeford fe-
ceher with ss,op bond 1h-
court ofdencd lhe receiver 90 maxi.
hls FIRST rcNofi tu the court within
ten days anI 90 be subject To 10
ihcr order o, th, court a. dryelop
mpn,s may reuuira
Mf fansiori qualified thln morn
luF aud assumed RAJ charge 7'
th, entire matter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21

The big questions at issue between
the British government aud the rep
reseniaiives Of the Irish Republican
parliament have been:
Shall ireland become entirely inde-
pendent or. II II remain within the
British Empire, shall there be two
separate governments ~ ireland. one
for Ulster and one for the rest of the
country
Prime MiniSir Lloyd George has re
fused 10 consider any proposal which
would pat ireland outside the Empire.
The Sim Feiners refused to admit
that ireland should be split in two
parts
lister refused to unite IN one parlIa-
-nenf with the Sim FeIners II has
organized parliament of its own un-
der the Government of Ireland Act
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
6pfAND SIX TIMES
a PRIME miNisrEp

Washington. Nov ei Aristlde
Rriand. seven times prime minister
Of France held the arms conference
10 . fapt hour today. with the world
for hs audience. while he told o.
the need OF France for larse army.
The picturesque strong man" of
France. acknow edged hy ilo4 Z
George a. having ~the finest parlia
mentary voice IN Europe was the
drs~ing card which Iacked Memorial
IIall of the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution with such a gather
ing OF distinguished notables a. se'
dom is found under the roof of ems
building
The premiers voice. ordinarily W.
hrani and penetrating, and particn-
larly rich In o,ertones. mpdulaied %
I'm the hall and no more The ~
feet upon the auditor was as though
The states a,An ~as Speaking directly
aud personally 10 him There was
no display Of "cold s,oraee" 80
qaence
VI. BRAND rad'ates force and -
teilectual power. and today his every
gesture indicated that he felt the
seriousness OF his sni iect and It's
greai Importance "a France.
Eve feet. SIX. aud heavy % body
the French prime minister vas .
striking figure.
A closeup shows that his eys'
are hlue-rather an unusual color
among the dark featured Breions~-
hut they are large and expressive o
emotion. But they snap aad flash fire
and appear dark as be plunges head
long into his subject. they are touch
ed again with softness a. his yo'ce
pleads Tor France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
"7he Biz Question" To Be Decided By English Conference

negotiations bat this move seemed
likely 20 be balked by de valera's IN.
sisfenec that the Irish delegates tO
such . conference must be- accepted ~
having derived their authority from a
free and independent ireland The
British Premier refused 10 eoncesle
that point AZ. he said Il would eonsii.
tuie recognition al the very outset
81 Ireland's claims for separai on from
the British Empire
This Obstacle was overcome hy the
swo parties agreeing upon Lloyd
George's formula that the purpose of
the conference should be 10 ascertain
how Ireland's association with the
empire might be best reconeiIed with
Ireland : national aspirations.
Under that formula, meetings have
tcontlnued on Page ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
COLDER WEATHER u
PREDICTED FOR TUESDAY

Oklahoma CITY. Nov y --Uufett eI
weather. turning colder tonight with
rain and a possibility Of the season
first snow was predicted by OFT
iais Of the United States weather
bureau here today TemDerstnr =
ton.sht thronshout the state Rll
probably not drop to freezing. but
by tomorrow night the mercury II
expected 20 have fallen below tsas
level the forecast said. Tempers-
lures IN Oklahoma last night were
well above the freezing point. the
meVury here dropping only TO Al
degrees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
SAYS cERMANo NO A. PEACE
pRVsslANs PREPARE FOR War

Washington SoT Ell GERMANY
while apparently disArned rremie-
Briand told the armament confer nee
today. could with her present M
ch.nery raise an army Of six miilloa
or seven mil ion men.
Al least $50 0o9 Germans were re-
ceisine daily military Instructions. ,e
added
Although apart OF Germany sv;-
IDENTIFY was AZ peace and Is ready 10
get back 10 peaceful pursuits. the
French premier declared another por
tion headed hy tbs Lndendorffs snd
others OF the military caste is con-
tnuing 10 preach the old Prussian
doctrines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21

chies Of Police mitchell received
"a wire 70 be- On the lookout FOR three
mnmen who this morning shot and
Killed Robert Fitzpatrick a wichita
motorcycle policeman and fatally
wounded farmer The men were
In high power cae and were headed
this way the wire stated Mitchell
has description of the men and the
ear ana has stationed watcheis on
al foade entering the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
STATE NINE WORI,rR~
Turn DOWN I\ftt IINI>

W smith. Ark Noy ~ A ue
vote Il 10 q was recorded today
ia the bl annual convention ~ Dis
trict No 2i United Nine Worker Of
Oklahoma. Arkansas and Texas AMI
the recommendation that the presi-
dent aud the district executive board
be- given fnli authority over other
legislation. which vas construed %
include authority % appoint legis
iatise committees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
Bold Bandits Secure
5000 In Hoid-Up

Kansas City. Nov. 2f.-r~o men
heic up Alfred wlnkler. a Ie~e'sr
~ Kansas City. Kansas. this morn
mo ~ MS store and took rings ano
other leweip valued az 5000.
winsisr was ,ieo IN hack room 81
the ssor~ b the robbsrs his
stsck vas not insured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
cRhle TO CONFER
rHiRrY rHiRo pEoarg

nepnty insr~etof Gensral cFalk. a.
Heklester. arrived this morning 10
confer the * 9 G o. ani 13rd floa-
orary degrees on william blekell. :
Cook. Chas Wright and Clyde up
ham There wlll be banqaes AZ
8 20 az the temple followed by the
eonferfing - the degrees at 3s1
O'Clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
TULSA MAN WOULD
EE STATES covtRNo1

Tulsa. Noy q Former Congress
man r y Howard announced IN an
interview published here today mat
he would not be candidate for co--
a.ess next year hut that he expe tel
to become candidate Tor the demo
rattle nomination ior governor AZ
the August primaries next year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
Robbers BloW A
Safe; $50 Taken

caney Kan, Nov. si.--Robbers
blew open the safe IN the Santa
re cepot here last night and
1ltrried OF lts contents as we'll as
a tack e mail The safe contain
cd $50 and several checks. The
value of tte mail taken Is not
known. No one vas in the oe9os
at the ti1,e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21

'coalinusi on pass ~
CHORAL SOCIETY Has
MuMnGRsAip og 30

rhe 0uthrie Choral Society u
creating eonalderabla interest ln
musicals circles and should rrcrlys
the enthualaatle support vi eNra el,
lfsn o. Guthrie The mrmberahlp has
passed tho eighty mark. which. Va
itself q good Indication. bat. tho
memhership should be fully four
times thas uumher The program
vhleh 10 belnx prepared Tor the Fes.
tleai 60 be hald next May. embraces
a mnaleal npsetasle. the HE % which
has never before been aecn Or hraei
iH Guthrie Tho people who ars
maklng this tosslblo need The assist
anee ~ eyery singer Aud esefy per-
soa sho Il Interested ~ singing ln
the eiiy n We get tii- ra-opefa
tioa ~ viii be dolng The hlsgest
thing ior Guthrie that has been done
since ~
The regular rsheafsa's ~ the ehor
~ ars hcld every Tuesday evening
Al % and Tor the prrsent. wlli Ne
held az ,h~ Christian church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21

Omaha. Nsh Nov 2i--J c prno
icy. a. farmer while entering a
"nilnd" on a local lake ~as Instantly
killed cary today when the trigger
of MS shot Gun caught IN > nail re
was preparing 70 shoot ducks The
charge entered rs breast killing hin
instantly hs SISTER Mrs. WORT
inatou was already 10 the blind"
when the accident occurred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
BOOZE SCHOONER oRAsBi4o
BY FEDERAL OFFICER

In Oklahoma they seize autos ani
other vehic.es that are found trans
porting booze Sunday a packet
schooner was <onfiscsted hy Mass
achusetis officers when cargo OF
hooze was grabbed The ship viii
be sold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
WICHITA 6UNMCN
SHOOT a FARMER

Winfield. Kans.. Nov 2i.--Three
men she, and dangerously wounded
George Oldham. a farmer tive miles
west OF here today, after attempting
10 take oidhanl's car from him. Tbs
car IN which the three were r'dinn
had stopped from engine trouble. u
IS believed here that the men arc the
same three who killed a policeman az
Wichita las, night a posse is search
ira for the three.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
OF MAN SHOT eY FARMER
WHO THOUGHT HIM ~ JACKER

Tulsa, Nov. Pr. c Mccay audi
tor Of an oil company who was shot
sy J. T. Tuttle. farmer near here.
early yesterday morning will recoNef.
hospital attendants said today Nc
Cay. was suspected as a hi lacker'
when he stopped his car on eountff
road to shoot At rabbit according
10 Tuttle who is he'd IN the county
lsi on Investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-21
TWO BURNED 10 o1Arn

Ser.naneid. Mo, NOV 2i.-hiehafd
Guy. sixty years Old. his vile and
q twenty siN year old son. Richard,
Jr.. we're burned 20 death early sat
urday morning when their home near
Loulsburp. Dallas county. was des
troyed BY fire 0. unknown origin.