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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

sAssa ruausex for shs csfy soaasil aai
esher mualslnal esfisvs. Assheakh
elseie,s taaT years sse % the socialist
sieks NJ vsa Lear Ass aaa that
arsanIsalion and siaee been iteailflsd
wah sAe NouaeF'taaa t.easae, a -
etAllas nomiase fer maruF. put ap
a9sinsg saa l.eAf pciied few voles
soelalaas ana lsAvF candidates viii
nake bsFSey mlnetits II cha e,ts
ssaseii 'han a. present of lh~
spsun SueiAllni ala~fmpa new n -
tleo tive sFe hpldeFs sAase tsfns "a
plre 10 1859 aua ane 10 sAe sllmirh-
tlen n theis eppepeatA la see efs
mary. ths labor aad HAelelssi sfeap
way nrlus sbssf votias asfenstA 70
IA 81 ha - vussa ln shc geancll
ilalh iasepn the Leach and NAa
teAe have afxaa s'reneassy shss ~
sils9ie ~ sptp Ae - rhe primary
egay'lan was aisAppnlpgnaens -
ttem a. snsy p2spa personA solsa as
saWsasra te fsa eee % ire Ass esms
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namsfcas sefsel rlashps hsleasa 'Ae
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hefenss apasains Eatlsai apyelAllane
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
too MUCH Or A G0OD THING

~ IL six years since ! had my
first stomach trouble II fanid &
lrew wsrss NY food wtuld not az
gest and I was reduced ia Skin ANA
bone. My doctor nui me on star
'aiion diet and When nay rains grew
worse ! concluded = MAS tco mucn
OF j good thing On the advice 81
my drugsists tried Aayrs wonder
ful Remedy, and nm now entirely
well Il is simple harmless prep
aratIcn that removes The catar bal
mucus from the Intestinal tract ana
allays the inflammation which causes
pfactIesliy all stomaua. liver and in
testinal ailments, iaelading append
citis One dose viii convince OF
money refunded Al al druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
SHORT MODE OF
GREETING NOT SUCCESS
Hungarian Socisty, Organized To
Teach Natives Not To Con
verse Too Long on Streets,
Not Bearing Fruit

nudpc~, june sympathy Tor
FnFiand has AWAY ecea sers ssfen
in HunmAy hat she last iwe y~ars 4
iss been ApprcAcAlng ansolpholie
Attempts have beer made lately .
Transplant % Hungary ihe conven.
tlana'isles of Rriiish society
League fr the Propagation e
frltsh ~ qucs.e has hcsn tormed.
which = srysns So resarg some ntoeca
* Fnnsaran intersanrse
TIE League firsl concentrated ns
efforts e abolish tao casioma
ssaking Of hands AMI lons converse
iion inevitably following the oasaul
meeting Of Two persons ard % a..
rlaoe Is b. simple ~lloN ~ yot
cors WIN tho object the member
81 the League are atrolllnr che whe'e
DAY asns the freeis. ycaruins Ger
opportunities 20 insfrel the pah'le in
the ueN Way q greeting and pa1ns
Wheu any unsa~peetlAe srsont
with the .mlins ant clpAton oi
conversation Ga his faee, neafv 'ae
nuRlomaniAc atn*calug cat beth hls
hsnds warmly me memher of iar
league aslifiy hoNs BIS head er'es
'llow do yo0 do and hnrrles A~ay
hesore tbs thunder struck indy ldei
Us time % recover
We have dome our best Cor ne n-
4rodnetlon q thia sooa Old knslist
manner of rrec ina hw with tiiel ~
sun stated Baron John nasrenAssa
President Of the i,oaeue Some
how short greetings do NOT agre
with our society Just mei sr'enA
AID when passing | said % 'he n"w
friends. How do sea DO
Would you believe tha, that man
stopped me clunR o. my cost e'eeF
and wnh wet eyes expressed hlt
gratitude for my interest in hls pcf
nal Welfare and entered into ae
ta led descr ption of his IL health
Al that moment another memN"F
q, our league approached, aud ansns
plclous of ans harm said Ais cheer
ful How Do you do ! escated leav
ing the Hungarian clineins lo NJ
colleagues sleeve. reeliiug the SANS
tale from heeinnlng go end
NO concluded Baron Rofnemish"
my hopes are not very hrlsh' thN'
tho short manner 81 greeting VII
prove a success IA my country
-A-eaesa4sr--t-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
DAYLIGHT SAVING IS
A VIENNA PROBLEM
Workmen Will Not Observe Old
Rule and Farmers Want II.
so Authorities Are Up
In the Air

Vienna. June Tho daylight say
lng sangle IA heconnng embarrassing
in Vienna Yielding 70 the farm
ers. tho law was reacindod hut the
workmen in Vienna arc 'akinR 1. into
their own hands and simply serving
notice on employers that they viii
work on summer time
The movement has spread from
factory to factory until II is virtually
law in lts effec. The men say they
cannot work on clock time aud cui,i-
vate their gardens around the city
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
WIFE OF SECRE TAny OF
STATE HEADS SOCIETY
Mrs Charles n Hughes Sue
cecds Mrs Robert Lansing
A. Head OF Womana
Auxiliary

Washington Jpne NFs CHARTS
Y liAehne wsfe 1 fhe @erFrsary ~
Nlatc Ass rpevn,iy s0diDtra itio fNs
position of ehAlFl0an et tie waman
AtsiilAFy Committee ~ tho lnstgi
Nhtea 81 the Mee0nd pan Ametsean
Ncrnsliis ConerwaN 8ae aueyeeAe
ca Knheit lAnslnN wife N tNn
ffmef Secretary ~ state Wjvvs *
iss Latin American ambassadors aue
ninusefs hcFo asian.od thv eefs
mrny
raier thn direction ~ Mira lAHs
ina. enc committee hna rless0Foh e.
promote better avaNalntans rshis
amonR upn,on ~ me Western llem
isfhrre ana AN oNrhanse ~ slr~a Ne
tAeen thom ON AT mHtser~ pefiaia
iDr 10 Ran AninfsAn relatlens tH
w,il aa ou sUhlerls ~ special #Hwe
c to Women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
"Tl'- "A JOY TO
SORE, TIRED FEET
Use "Tiz" for aching, burning,
puffed-up feet and corns
or callouses.

Good bye, sore feet, burning feet, swol-
len feet, tender feet, tired feet.
Good bye eorns, caiouses, bunions and
raw spots. No more sboe tightDess, no
more limping with pain or drawing up
your face in agony, "Tix" is magical
acts right OF. liz" draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff pp the
feet Use "Tiz" and ~ear smaller shoes.
Use ',Iiz" and forget your foot misery
Ali how comfortable your feet feel.
Get box Of ''Tiz" now at any drug
gIst or department store Don't suffer
Have good feet glad feet, feet that
neser swell, never hurt. never get tired.
A years foot comfort guaranteed or
money refunded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
TIRE EXPLOOEs, DRIVER
KILLED BY SHOCK

Kansas sily. june Dewey Jones
dairy truck driver was fatally II
jured IL Kansas city Kansas. this
morning whnn he tried to 'est the
pressure on truck tire and no Tire
exploded lIe died IN 4 hospital wih
In en- hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

The word nicotine is derived from
the name of Jean Nicot. French Am
bassador to Portugal who broughs
seeds Of the tobacco plant 10 Cashrine
dc Mediei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Approximately 2oo.0oe00O feet of
lumber will be cut on crown lands in
New brunswick during the ptesen.
year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

In Us existence OF more than hsi a
century the University of Minnesota
has had five rresi. snts, and all Of
them are still living.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
LEGION OFFICIALS
GIVE BONUS VlEMs

WASHINGTON Ianp , asnnel "
W 0AlhFnash. Jr rommAAdse ana
eglswr apnkeamem tof tar AataFlsAa
f.neian wpYu heiarv ~ sanAte spselal
snsnmistee ag eoauA l~sFalat'nn Tar
faYsnas segvisN mwn sudAY The aw@s
atan wAs hehlna fsnaeA Aoogs
Tho leNtnp representative wwf@
unsprs.a.sa IN haze vfewkea ArRuusen's
fof aAsss action - gNNlalAllpn hrsanp"
II lufuaslag auemplssypaoat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Iffl very recently wicker weaving
an arr dating from biblical days. has
been done by hand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

sinly aHs shgfd ~ ihr coast llae ~
t'aha X aressalhle u epaAeln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03
Now Is the Time To Get Rid 81 Your
HheuwAtiHm

n you are troubled with chnfuie oy
muscular rheumatism huy bottle ri
Chambaf'aln'N finllneni and masaaFa
ihn affected parts twice day win
Il YOU are eeriaiu le - sors much
benefited ny u " NOT actually cured
Try II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

cofilne ~ marble and stone wore
u~d hy he Romans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-03

Leader Classified Ads. Got Results.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

| rooms, with police armed with rifies
at the doors to prevent any attempt
to destroy the ballot boxes.
| the nationalists probably will WIN
/ eight seats and the Sim FeinerS four.
Blow to Sim Fcin Treasury.
! Considerable depletion of the treas
uries of the Sim Feiners and the Ma
| tionalists as result of the Irish cleo
tlons was forecast here today. as IL I
was pointed out that in each case OF
! failure of candidate for parliament
| to take the seat to which he was
elected a forfeit of f150 will have 10
| be paid. AS the same rule will pre-
Nall throughout southern Ireland as
| in the Ulster area. it was predicted
that the election would be likely TO
| prove very expensive to the Sim rem.
! The double victory of Joseph Dew
| lin for Belfast seat and also one IN
| County Antrim. will cost him tloo
; should he enter parliament. as ne
! cannot represent more than one con :
| stituency. When the parliament
meets. the speaker will declare one
, of Mr.. Devlins seats vacant. Ihe
choice of a unionst for whatever
| vacancy may be declared is virtually
! assured.
| QueenstOyvn Cut on.
Queenstown was completely cut off
| today from communication with the
! surrounding districts. Even the ad-
J miralty was unable to communicate
! with HaulboWline. the island opposite
| Queenstown. containing the naval
| dock yards. as the cables from White
| Point to Haulbowline were cut last
night.
--S- .-~1--- >xr
Evening star., 1921-05-27
QueenstOwn Cut on.
RECORDS LOSS SEVERE BLOW
Government Machinery May Be

LONDON. May 26.-The establish
ment of the machinery of the govern
ment of northern Ireland must neces-
sarily be seriously retarded, if not
entirely hampered, by the destruc-
tion in the customs house fire Of eX-
trcmely important documents affect
ing the local administration of the
area covered by the northern parlia :
ment. according to the Daily Mail S
says the correspondent, that the raid
on the customs house conceded with
preparations for the dispatch OF these
documents to Belfast.
Fire May BE Benefit.
Commenting on the destruction OF
the customs house, the Dublin cor
respondent of the London Times. says
ct is possible that the Wretched busi-
whole country is shocked by the out
rage, and Irishmen of all parties are
demanding that the reign OF chaos
and destruction give way to some
kind Of reason and order.
Moderate Sim Feiners do not
conceal their disgust, and there is
general readiness to acquit the ac-
credited leaders of the republican
party Of any cognizance of this wan
ton attack on the beauty and dignity
of Ireland"
Clock Tower COllapses.
DUBLIN, May 26.-The destruction
of the customs house was completed
at 5 o'clock this afternoon when the
cuDola, surmounting the clock tower
collapsed The figure on top of the
cupola, being built on the stone pill
lars, still stands.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

who sent . special message OF com
mendation for the occasion. hung
above the speakers table. Among the
speakers on the program were Nor
gan J. OBrien. chairman of the COM
mittee. who presided: Laurence
O'Neill. lord mayor of Dublin; Col. r.
A. Anderson. who with Sir Horace
Plunkett organized the Irish Agricul-
tural Organization Society. and Maj.
Eugene +. kinkead.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
NO PROTEST RECEIVED.
Great Britain Has Not Taken UI
Receipt of Arms From U. S.
in Ireland.

Great Britain has made no repre-
sentations to the United states re
garding the reported shipment Of
American arms 10 ireland and tn"
raising of funds in the United states
by the sale of tho bonds of the Irish
republic" officials said today: after
their attention had been directed 10
Evening star., 1921-05-27

press dispatches y-telllnS- rof .-ipierpel-
lstions made in tf,n 1B rttis r. rarl la =
ment on these subjects.
# was indlrared that unless repre-
scntations were. nSassS official cog
nizanrr "f ;he salentd> traffic IN arns
would not. he taken
Evening star., 1921-05-27
s4,OO0,OOO FOR IRELAND.
q. S. Contributors Celebrate Climax
of Campaign With Dinner.

NEW YORK. May c7.-Representa-
tives of Catholic and Protestant Ire
land and of the church. city, state
and nation last night attended a din
ner to celebrate the climax of the
campaign by the American committee
for the relief of Ireland to raise Sl0.-
100000. Total contributions to date
exceed $4000.000.
a portrait of President Harding.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
AMERICAN 70 ADVISE JAPAN.

NEW YORK May 27.-I'rederick
Moore. jouraaKsf and author. has
been appointed counselor Of the for
"icn Office In Toxic. Mr.. Moore was
for several years chief of tho AZ So
ciatcd Press bureau in rckinE.
Evening star., 1921-05-27
DISMISS RAILROAD STRIKERS

CAIRO, Egypt, May 27.-Twenty-ave
hundred strikers who have quit work
in railroad shops here have been sum-
marily dismissed, and even if rein
stated will lose their seniority rights.
The general strike which has been
threatened has not materiaized as Vt.
Evening star., 1921-05-27

panier mache wheels are to be fit
tod TO the trains on the Paris un-
dersround railway. to make them
more nearly noiseless.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

land well which was brought In about
eight months ago IN 1898 east.
Drilling was stopped about ninety
DAYS ago. and Is being resumed also
ON the Edna Cooper lease, east Of
Chilocco. To wells in that locality
have been recently abandoned that
of the Garter OIL company ON the
Whitcmau farm In the southeast
OF 1899 east at n depth of 3,GH3
tcot and that of g.. B. Shaffor ON the
Watkins farm In the northwest OF
2t-20-3 east at "A depth Of $3.50
feet
Carter Buys NJ Billings.
hut ono company Is reported do
Ing any developing, at the prcsput
time In the Killings field. and that
is the Carter oil company which
is spuddiug In its offset to Bollmou
No. 3 ON the Robertson farm In the
east ficld THIS Is now drilling at
below 200 feet The wildcat well of
the Marlard oil company. about two
milos north of the east field, In ad-
mittedly a good gasscr and Is re-
ported 60 hc supplying oil also. This
is one OF Marlands school land
tests.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

About six weeks ago the editor OF
the Bristow weekly paper that spec
ialiges In oil and agriculture advised
its readers not to plant gardens as
they would all be wiped cut with
the frost that come in April lie had
the right idea about frosts, phobahly
being aware OF the fact that the
wca ather IL governed BY "a law Of
average and inasmuch as we had
had "A warm winter were due for "a
-cold springs. The editor should have
known. however, that the time to
plant gardens In oklahoma Is about
the fifteenth of February ana that
this year 1t was perfectly safe TO
plant gardens, az early as the fit-
tecnth OF january and that all that
was necessary was to- use "a little
disCrcssion as to planting the right
stuff and see To II that the seed
used came from the far north and
thus fortify the garden against frost
and cold weather.
There is great deal OF satisfac-
tion in devouring early Vegeta bles
from ones own garden and the early
variety OF radishos. onions and let
tuce not to mention the succulent
splniCh and the asparagus have been
enjoyed on at least one table In Tulsa
while the prospects are geod for
POTATOES corn and beans later on.
neither OF the latter should be up
yet. "The flowers that bloom In the
spring were badly hurt by the hail
and somo OF the magnificent tulip
beds were ruined. This with some
notable exceptions. as fore instance
at the George Bole home, tulips on
the south and east were protected
from the hail and are now the pride
Of tho neigh borhOOd ON the other
hand most of the gardens In Tulsa
are specializing this year with plox
In all the varities of color and so
the hail will not have worked utter
ruin. II has left the roses especially
the climates in sad condition and
heretofore they have made this town
q real bower of beauty
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
Deeper Drilling ProUing Very
Successful in HeUitt Field

With the lifting OF the ban on
drilling operations, many OF the old
producers In the shallow sands al
Hewitt are being put on down 10
more prolific sand found at greater
depths. The Carter oil company :
lease in 5-4s-2w, seems TO lie In the
very best OF tbis deep sand produc.
tion, and that company has drilled
three wells deeper In the last week
for an increase OF 1000 barrels pro
duction. The No. 1 Woodruff Of the
Carter oil company located in the
center OF tho east line OF the south.
west of the northwest OF l5-Is-2w,
an old producer drilled deeper, is
now making $50 barrels daily from
sand found from 1906 to 1915 feet.
The Carter oil company's No
Ambrster, located in the northwes,
corner OF the southeast of 15-4s-2w,
found the deep pay from 1918 10
1887 feet, aud started out making
l47 barrels. The No. / Ambrister
of the Carter company, located In
the southwest corner of the south.
east OF the southeast OF 15-4s-2w
has been Drilled deeper and found
sand from 2.704 to 2.7l2 feet. II
started out making an initial pro
duction of 25 barrels.
Westheimer and Daube also got
two producers by drilling on down
TO the deep pay last week, being
their No. 10 Kalish. located In the
southwest corner OF the southeast
of the/ northeast of ts-4s-2w, and
their no. 6 woodruff, located in the
center Of the north line of the
southeast Of tho northwest of 15.
4s2w. The former found the pay
from l,645 to 1885 feet and started
out making 400 barrels; and the
latter is "A 35barrel we'll in sand
found from 2,035 to 2,0i5.
A very important completion OF
last week was the deep failure COM
pleted by the Humble Oil company,
located IN the center OF the north
line OF the northwest OF the north.
east of lb-4s-2w. This well was
their No. . Perkins. and was
abandoned at 1895 feet with a hole
fun OF water. This failure cuts Off
any extension of the deep pay TO the
nbrth.
other competitions for the week
were as follows: The No. Hefner
OF the Carter oil company. located
in the northwest corner of the south
west of the northwest of 23-4s-2w is
good for .35 barrels In sand from
l,466 to 1866 feet; the No. . Ben
nett of the Carter OIL company, To-
Gated in the northeast corner OF the
southwest Of the northwest OF l6-
4s-2w, found sand from 2.203 to
2,265 feet, and the well is good for
240 barrels after a 40-quart shot.
The Carter Oil company got an
5000. .000-foot gasscr IN It's No. 4
Woodruff, located In the center OF
he % 81
the northwest OF l5-4s-2w; the No
Carney OF the Gates Oil company
located in the southeast corner OF
the northeast OF the southwest OF
i5-4s-2w, is good for so barrels In
sand from 1873 TO 2,2o0 feet; and
the No. Woodruff of Westheimer
and Daube. located In the northeast
corner OF the southeast of the north
west of t5is-2w, is good for Zoe
barrels in sand from 1910 to 1855
feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
Activities in the Wilcox &
OsWdIt Pool

Wilcox & Oswalt arc drilling at
500 feet in the No. l Rhoda
wildcat farm In 21-1S-10.
The Charles Farren test on the
Betty Church farm offsetting on the
south tho original we'll is drilling at
! 200 feet
The Margay Oil company Is drill
ing AZ 700 feet on the Rhoda Wild
cat the location being in the north
cast corner OF the southwest of the
northeast Of 21-1S-l0. This firm IL
also drilling at 800 feet in the No.
., located in the southwest cor
ner uf the 40 acres.
The Gypsy oil company Is drilling
at 800 feet in the northeast corner of
the southeast OF 10-lS-10.
Wilson and others are spudding for
test on,the Effie Childers farm in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
IN the burbank Pool

The No. l well Of the Livingston
oil corporation, located In the
northwest corner OF 36-27-6. IL drill-
ing at S.0G5 feet with nothing show
ms as yet.
The GYPSY oil company has a rig
up for No. 2, located in the north
west corner of the northeast of 81
27-6.
The No. . well of the Carter oil
company located In the southwest
corner Of 3l-27-6, is a rig on the
ground.
The No. well OF the Producers
4 RcfinAs' corporation, located in
the northwest corner of the south
west Of the northwest OF 3i-27-6, is
rig up.
The Twin states oil company is
pulling the casing to shoot it's No.
1 well, located in the southeast cor
ner Of the northwest of S6-27-5.
Sand in this well, which was COM
pletcd some time back. was found
from 2,s07 to 2.954 feet. and It was
doing about 10 barrels per day at
last reports.
The Sinclair oil & Gas co.
has a rig on the ground for It's No
well located in the northeast cor
ner OF the southwest OF 3G27-5.
The No. well of Phillips a
skelly OH company, located in the
southeast corner of 25-27-5. is a
rig on the ground.
The Gardner Petroleum corpora
ton has "a rig up for It's No. we'll
located In the northeast corner OF
the southeast OF 1865. No. | well
in the center OF the north line of
the southeast OF sectlon is good
for about 800 barrels.
The Carter OIL company has four
new rigs up on its leases. The new
rigs are as follows: No. , well. To-
Gated in the southeast corner OF the
northeast of the southeast OF
$3.50; No. . well. located in the
center Of the north line OF the north
west of 9-26-6; No. 4 WELL located
in the northwest corner of the
southwest OF the southeast OF g.
26-6. and No. 3 well. located In the
northeast corner Of the southeast OF
5-26-6.
The No. we'll Of the Carter Oil
company, located in the northeast
corner OF 9-26-6, is pulling big pipe
at 2,702 TO drill in.
The No. well of the Guffey-Gi-
lespie oil company, located in the
center Of the northwest OF the
northwest OF 6-26-6, is on top OF the
sand found at 2,S77 feet. IL is now
pulling big pipe and has the indi-
cations OF making q good well.
The No. 4 well of the Sinclair OIL
& Gas Co. located In the northeast
corner of 1865, Is n location.
The Atlantic oil & Refining Co.
is drilling at 5000 feet in the
No. / well, located In the center
OF the southwest of 1884.