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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04
WOMAN BEGAN LONG DISPUTE
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lla uMesn ~ HooA pahstshsa w
Ansfleaa Authaf

the laHs ArNpeaus controversy avsr
lhs authorship ~ lhv ANateapearvaA
nfaAa he'd ils egiaiu Ia u tvmpaAahl~
hpeA vflsirh hs 81 Ameslrnn wosnan.
t'elia iiHuu. Ratssw II 1alimaaav.
~ allh pfvfare wFltl~a ~ hrr
fgletui Nathahlel hawthorne Nha Wsu
= ~eaan 81 inlsaae application and
spafliA Ter saarris sfasy ANA her
bss,A vHa ihe pfuaars og nfetlma
apsnt in Nhu feteslah paNuult IL her
Nnhhs llsF honk waM nntstiea ~1hn
rtlleAprhs " shw l'lafm ~ ahaks
sgiseFs s'nfelaes exlga~a If whleh arn
fsAv rare ~ q haa laou heeh aat ~
pflni
ihe teeA ia written Va a yers labori
olls slsle lllinsult ia Fvad Aome "
inv ssuteeess aeu lNgss % four hun
afe'i WuFAa lpug. bnt tbe snt~u wurA
sNowa vsiarueea ae snftuMa atusly af
Pc wnfks ~ sAe pavF and nlaalwsiy
Auewlsdks ~ gha Hlsssey ue Ahak~.
steaFes prfsoA
The intense nlssessioa allh whirh
ahe pursued het turugtvs bfuughs h.r
life 81 'fasls eAd firtnnimw con.
siafef that AhaAsspsa aaefas was
hlsi'lFu "a hls tanb - Ntragrura. shw
wrn' So srslslv th~tr "a confirm ter -.
*esfehNN She waA fsMnA aaw Mia,
night at the i0mh alutlsflnm lasoheF,
entity aad esideugY uekisx pfepars
slnH4 sV pttu fhe tpnb VI asaFeh -
e"nfe@51d manuscripts whieh abs be
llsNTi bad heeH lNtafFet wlsh sfie hsdv
~ she laNF heusAih lhv fryptie ln.
srflpagn. "sinei fffrnd fsf iesHa
aake fpdssug te dlx ihe henes luelesed
hTFs ahe sas removed go go asylum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

The eradication of smut would prob.
ably add from 10 % 2s per cent 70 she
yield. which IN oats would mean the
difference between prpiit and loss.
The loose and covered snnts of oats
differ somewhat IN appearance a. the
names would indicate foo.e smut og
oats y quite conspicuous bot II mostly
scattered b. wind aud rain at harvest
time, This being the case. the closed
gnut i she most dangerous Many
farmers vill insist that they have ns
smut Al al but there - seldom a field
totally free unless the seed has been
treated with formaldehyde Both d
the smuts Of oats are p'eveniable by
forfaaldehyde Treatment, ,snce IN both
the spores ia the seed oats which serva
to carry the disease over from one cro3
70 another may be killed without injsf,
ing the seed
The saving oi the hundred rEillloa
bushels which are annually lost would
seem 70 be fully as important a. az
marketing scheme and farm hufeans
ought to make concerted effort 20
eradicate smut.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

lhe fooiu "a Nhlel palms and ssfn.
niuus SEQ Sent sliuubl net 81 allvued
81 pet euoirf fhau ~ ~ ga dsrfvcs.
Fhr lmim should he piaeei Ia uafts
3 Fuedea si'af. hni never where n oak
en.s lu contact vilh Fas - enid
dluuehta v SHOULD newer ~ piaepd
~ ihe direct fatn ~ lln sun ms
lentes ahuald occasionally be apon9ea
wiih tsllell soap AMI sAfm water. lt
Nhunli not be goj well Waisfed, and
perlfvl drainage "a nwrAsary sa sue
ees~ful 9'llure Tho aegahlnm requires
plenty q sunlight ana rs roui~ should
Z" kept moist. II should bs sprayed
with gepld water peea sloDallY ~ keep
the foliage bfEgh, and green and pfe
sfni duet from lodging uu ihr lsaYea.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04
ARMENIAN GIRL
PLEADS FOR SISTERS


More than ien thousand Armenian
girls base hren reseued FROM Turkish
harems through me help end geuer
oslgs ~ AmeFlta This ~ fhe state
ment given cul hv iho Near Fast Re
iief Which ~ making tho saving af
these tragic slellms II TutAisll cruelty
one - the most Important feelufsa q
ltA wnfk
THAT (, n uofh vhlsh "a ITSELF
'ustlfes the million. ihat AnsHsa has
spent % ihis stricken fand testified
~ ~ little Mlss iisa poduran
twenty seerola Armenian rHi rsrsbi
" arrived % 'his country Mis-. pola
riau Through she Intervention ~ Amer
lean missionaries wHs herself anAfed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

National Crop improvement Service
UN 1870 the United States produced
billion and half bushels Of oats.
They were mostly raised ia a hap
hazard sort Of way bats seem 10 be
the step4hild among grams
There is very little attention paid 10
seed oats. although there s no other
crop which responds - readily TO IN
telligent selection and treatment,
The smut tax, II Il we're levied direct
by the government. would raise tire.
mcndous howl and yet Il can be read.
iiy avoided
Yield being the 6rst consideration.
il would pay well to observe a few fun.
damentals. Careful experiments have
proven conclusiveiy that the formalde
hyde treatment Of the seed for smu:
frequently increases the yield more
than would be naturally expected from
simply replacing the smutted heads
With scund ones This i probably due
t. tiIe fact that the grain is affected by
other aeedborne parasites which are as
effectuaily checked a. smut, adding 10
the general health OF the grain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04
COVERED THEIR HEADS
WHILE IN CHUnCI'
Before the Year 1861 Men Did
Not Remove Their Hats
During Religious
Services


Goethe. famous man "a letlors ouee
loved j pretty Htgle wife ID mlidle
aged merchant I'sger Anion llfeniano
mhp sald cheese and hefflugs
Goethe. always earpless ~ custom
ana tradition. went cfeA III use nfeu.
lnuo home Il dla nei tale him loon
~ discover than lhe lovely MuNmiil
nne was extremely un1apps apa he
dld What he coefi lo make hcr smllp
IL fonped eiih heF slen phldpsn ana
i~ played hass 500 at family COO.
aaffs
Both wrre Younger than ny,niaua.
end buth wefe palnabis boFea ~
hls merchant frlend. and ihpir mk
= saies a9d profits
Al tfsi bfeulano was deughlcd 10
lase nvefhp spne 10 the house
Ills visits made AlaAmlllaue happs
and tina pieHssai lhe husband, who
had gtlcred vbeu he saw his wife
smile ~ selaom Rr be grew su.pi
cioue He counseleA Masnnulane
% sAe Govihe lesN ofgtn. aud there
we're Violent scenes ia the honse-
hold. 1oetlie sided with the young
VIII" aud continued rs call frequent.
iy Hreniano could ant conceal bi%
wrath and his daming jealousy he
npbfalded lheut aud there we're
terrible moments ''oeihe iuane
rushed away IL anger from ihe
house. determined never 10 be- en
hroiled IA such quarfels again liz
plunged Into the writing ~ "Nef
ana Maxtmilions passed. nai ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04
LosT--FoUNp


Like many Of Us today. Franklin
WAS no chnrchgoer but hrmly be-
liesed IN The desirabllliy of other peo
pies attendance at public worship.
IN the goodness OF his heart. however
he was de~lrous OF making the Church
Of England's morning service less
onerons 10 the faithful So. while
representing the Colonies In England
he proceeded to abridge the Book 0f
Common Prayer He was assisted In
the task by an English crony. the snce
noforious Lori De spencer
The whole episode reminds rs ~
the day when a. small boy. he sug-
gested to his astonished parent that
much time and trouble might be saved
II grace were said over the whole
family pork-barreI At once ASA Don
Dickinson in the New York Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

"IIffes ma advertisement for q
WIFE
She must be- young. rirh and bean.
nnil. { suppoas1"
No. bot the requirements are AL.
most e.. hard 90 meet The advertise
Weui Hpsclfes that She must he un
der fnfts immune from TIE moyist
nud teass broken nlrnlnsham
Age Iisfuld
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

Gin twniehing mssonaHi) on. "a
hate % ~ eomlng donn with that
parachute
Mere Nan-rd heta to BE- caualnx
down without is.---cbapHrfal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

Garner boys nav, no receipt books.
10 not pay them for Leader sub
scrfptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

Put The Want Ada on yonr side ana
Eou will be- sure 10 win.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

Buy Aeala cotton and hc on
the safe side. II pass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

AcsIa cotton Is the bes, cotton Bss
Acsis cotion seed for thls years.
planting. ., viii bring rssvlts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04
NoTlu1 10 SUBSCRIBER

In the event Of delivery hcins iu.
p~rfect, CT paper being rolled. twisted
o. INITIATED. subscribers ar4 urked
20 make immediate cnnplAin 70 the
business office ia person. ~ seie-
Phone or mail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04
CLASSIFIED WANTS

ALFALFA HAY e5 la bales. soe pee
bale al the barn Phone KMfsl
miles " OF city s. 4 Bowers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

t.eaa~ classified Aa-. d., usaan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04
FOR RENT

FOR RENT two larve nnfurni~he
rooms opposite 10 .totfca pr
Gullcy Phone 400
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

FOR RENT 3 office rooala, over af
zen Dry Goods Store A u Arn
strong 4 Go. Phone 100
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

FOR RENT . we'll furnished lish
housekeeping rooms dawn stars
AZ East Iis-rison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-04

room roolning hou4e. close IL
S250G terms.
room house. close In; $500 $40
cash. balance like rent
6 room aud bath near New Temrlo
$500 cath. balance paymenis
room house near High school
lots, s2S50. $3.50 cash balance - b
per month.
New room bufwalGw. strictly mod
ern: garage; close in; priced To sell
room and bath, corner lJt
100xl40. paving raid garage, ele@an
location s6o00 q. terms
ADLER & ROBERTS
rsI.a.. q. E1tat.. uNrt4. I
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

the seamen quit, saying that they did not want to be killed by the huskies who had taken over the engine room.
 According to a member of the crew questioned last night by the depart ment of justice men, all the new en- zine room crew were Irishmen. Sun day morning several motor boats drew alongside the East Side. The chief engineer and his men boldly proceed ed to throw ropes over the side, and the men in the launches tied the bags and boxes thereto. There was no sec recy affected. The bags and boxes were left strewn across the deck.
 But one suspicious seaman suspect ed bomb plot. He slit bag, saw machine gun and decided to inform the Cosmopolitan people. But, when the latter and the Customs men came to look the bags were gone. They had been lowered into the bunkers. From Monday until Wednesday morn ing the Customs men searched for the guns they had been told surely were there
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

corporation has been putting out guns for about two years.
 The detailed story of how the ma chine guns got into the East Side was told last night by a person in a posi- tion to know. It seems that last week a gang of strike agitators boarded the East Side and beat up the engine room crew so badly that the latter deserted Hoboken. The East Side, scheduled to sail Monday or Tuesday, had to have an engine room crew and chief engineer.
 On Saturday night giant with an unmistakable brogue applied for the job of chief engineer. He was grabbed by the Cosmopolitan people before they even asked for his name and credentials.
 Do you want 8 crew for the en- zine room along with me?'t ho de- manded.
 They told him that they wanted nothing else so much as a crew.
 "I have my own with me-" said the stranger
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17
hlNE GUN
 WARRANTS OUT
Tracing Arms and Have
 Good Clues

Fork. June t7.-Tho depart justice learned yesterday Pf tho history of the. 495 ma lns foSnd Wednesday in tho of tho Cosmopolitan line East Side to cause it to pro- east three warrants that will
 2 upon persons already iden- h the mystery just as soon as located.
 pf tho mystery was dispellcd Y. But the whole story of hin2 guns-how they were ac- hd hose money defrayed the
 ~buying them at $225 md who is Frank Williams,
 who asserts he owns them bst as much a secret last night D twelve hours before. How
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

these guns get them. That's how much I'm interested"
 And that's all he would say.
 O'Neil explained that Judge Charles F. Lynch of the United States District Court had merely issued a writ of de- tention against the weapons.
 There's no mystery about this!' exclaimed O'Neil. "Fallon has all the invoices. There's no deep secret about how my client came by the guns. And there's no law that prevents him from selling them to anybody, anywhere, just so long as he does not sell them to an enemy country. He could sell them to James O'Brien of Dublin as legally as he could to Juan de Ia Flores or somebody of Mexico City.
 On Fflibustcring
 There is d decision by Supreme Court Justice Storey in filibustering case where arms were carried to Trin- idad and Cuba against the protest of the Spanish government. This de- cision said that there was no violation of international law to land the stuff in Cuba, even by stealth. The only thing was that the filibuster was run ming personal risk and risk of con- fiscation not in this country. but in the country into which the arms had been smuggled. But there was no breach of law in so smuggling the guns in that case"
 As q matter of fact, then. ."inter- rupted a reporter. weren't these guns to be smuggled to O'Brien of Dublin?"
 God, mo-" said O'Neil.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

Did you say God knows?" II did not, I do not know what their destination was. I will not tel you anything about Williams, or where he lives. or where he does his business He doesn't want me to. All I can tell you is that he had the guns here in New York and sent them by truck on June II to CampbelIs Ware house in Hoboken. The truckman came back without the receipts that the warehouse people should have given him. Williams sent the man to get the receipts, and that's the last we saw of the man.
 "If the Department of Justice wants Williams it knows where to get him. He save one of the depart ent's men his address this afternoon. He promised to be where he can be found if wanted. Now it's up to some one else. We've done all we could do.
 Fight for the Guns
 Under the writ of detention ob- tained by the government the goods can be disposed of by the government on condemnation proceedings after thirty days. But we want those guns. They belong to us. We shall fight to get them.''
 The contiscated guns were manu- factured by the Colt Manufacturing company of Hartford, Conn. Samuel M. Stone of that company declared yesterday that they had been shipped to the Auto o:-Ordnance Corporation SO2 Broadway. New York, in the usual manner.
 M. H. Thompson, sales manager for the Auto-Ordnance Corporation. and son of the inventor of the gun de- clared that he never had heard of Williams. nor did the corporations books show that any sale had been made to a man of that name.
 Made by Colts.
 The Thompson sub-machine rr,n is made for us by the Colt people," ex- plained MT. Thompson. We are the sole distributors to jobbers. We have no record of sale to a man named Williams. l never heard of him and have no idea how he got so many of them, although it is entirely possible for him to do so-for anybody to do so.
 "It is possible that he canvassed. or his agents canvassed. d number of cities for the guns. We have never sold 500 to any one person and know or no person or concern having that many. We are six months behind in our orders and the Colt people can turn them out at the rate of 500 or so a week. Naturally after they leave our hands we lose trace of the guns. The New York police department has adopted them. They are easily ham, died by one man, are deadly weapons in rapid fighting because they are so easy to carry about"
 Tracing by Numbers.
 The department of justice men and the officials of the Auto Ordnance are engaged in tracing the gums by their serial numbers. Will
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

hine guns got into the hold of
 t Side was learned by men to
 re government looked for just
 Formation.
 Teapons were hauled over the
 .Isse ship from launches in
 lght while that portion of kvNot in on the plot watched.
 partment of justice men are
 the man who signed up last
 y night as chief engineer. It
 theory that he and his engine
 row that he fetched with him
 the stuff aboard.
 auently ono of the mystified rs of the crew. being a strike and fearing a bomb plot, in-
 one of the bags. He found a |e gun. He notified George ]. general superintendent for |smopolitan Shipping company, raid took place. But the new |ngineer and his crew disap- l |Just before the customs raiders Ed.
 Guns Held.
 kontest between the city of Ho- hnd the United States govern |br tho custody of the weapons n nothing except that the lat entitled to them pending the h of tho United States circuit The arms are now in the cus- Iorehouse in West street. hay En brought to New York in a Ak under a heavier guard N y Is placed upon gold ship to tho Assay office or the Sub Ey in Wall street.
 be Custom House it was said |cnuse of developments the in- lion had been taken over by partment of justice. It was
 that operatives for the de- mt had learned there was no concerning tho destination of ha. but that there was no proof tiIlinms was party to n deal ,a to transfer the little weapons Irish republican army. Never . Identity of a man so closely led.
 IT. FalIon. corporation counsel ,boken. who appeared in Re- Carsten's court with Williams II attorney. Thomas J. O'Neill. roadway, New York. declared 'llIiams was q contractor, with nm Broadway.
 ere on Broadway" was asked. not listed as Williams in the ry."
 Don't Worry Williams. ont tell you. He's not to bo b" replied Fallon.
 aiI questions concerning Will .ent unanswered. Agents of the Apt of justice said they didn't
 In further information to oaaible the investigation about But why Williams notify the police when the ire stolen from him on June II | discovered. Fallon said that Is had hired private detectives
 the culprits and avoided the
 because he did not desire
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

DIVER DROWNED Saulte Ste Marie. Ont, June 17.- Damon s. Godfrey of this city. |
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

Williams Shaving Soap ..... Sc Johnson & Johnson's Shaving
 Cream Z1c Mennen's Shaving Cream, large
 tube 29c With every purchase of shaving supplies, you may buy a regu- lar 25c can of Vivaudou' s After-Shave Talcum for only ., 1Oc.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17
ENGLISH PRESS ON
 U. 5. AGREEMENTS
London Times Suggests Ideas
 Could Come From London

London, June 17.-In a lengthy, double spaced editorial, the London Times this morning discussed dispatch from it's Washington correspondent in- terpreting the attitude of the Harding administration and American opion on the general aspects of plan for a working Anglo-American understanding of worldwide scope, particularly on dis armament.
 The correspondent declared in Sub-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

Side until he had talked over the tel ephone to the Marine Superintendent. The latter told the watchman that no one was to board the ship. When the watchman, gun in hand, returned to tell the strangers that they could not board he discovered that they had gone.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

Galvanized Water Pail,
 10 quart size, Satur-
 day ............... 24c
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17

expenditures for naval armaments. Tn, dispatch suggested the initiative il reaching such an agreement migh come from the British side.
 The newspaper declared in discuss ing the address of Secretary Hughes al Providence that there should be no dis elimination in favor of nationals of and country.
 'The desire of America to share ii the development of the natural rel sources of the world is quite in acI cordance with the principles we conI sistently have advocated and applied, 1 the paper said.
 While declaring Great Britain should without delay settle the Irish question: the editorial concluded by saying:
 ''Those who wish Ireland we'll canI not make worse mistake than to reI gard the Irish question, even by innpli| cation, an international problem
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17
MOTHERHOOD ENDOWMENT.
Sydney, N. $. w. Eabor Party Alp.
 proves Draft of Such a Measure.

Sydney, N. S. w., June 17.-The parliamentary labor party here has approved a draft of bill providing endowment for motherhood.
 Provision is made in the bill for a pension of about $2.50 week to widowed mothers up to an age pro- vided for by the commonwealth. Parents in receipt of an income o
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17
Do You Shave Yourself,
 Mister? LOOK!

Gillette Safety Razor Blades,
 half dozen 31c Auto Strop blades, half dog. 29c Gem Blades, 7 in package .. 32c Ever-Ready Blades, half dog. 29c Palm Olive Shaving Cream, 23c
New Britain herald., 1921-06-17
Other Big Values
Be Prepared for the Dip
 in the Briny Bathing Needs

Boys one-piece Bathing
 suits 69c Children's Shaker Knit
 One-piece Suits, $1.39 Mems button shoulder
 one-piece Suits, $1.OO Women's black Jersey
 Tights .......... 59c Gum R u b b CT Diving
 Caps Sc Kleinert's Bathing Caps
 .......... 23c to 95c Rubber soled Bathing
 Shoes ......... $1.39 Ayvads Water Wings, 44c Bias Seam Tape, No. 5, all colorS 12c Merrick's Gilt Edge Darning
 Cotton ............ 2 for Sc Kings POO yard, Basting
 Thread ......... 4c spool Rick Rack Braid, all widths,
 yard pieces ..... 10c piece Chieftan Black Shoe Paste
 ................... 7c box Fly Swatters, bound wire, 4c
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-06
.lReyD. Alfonso
convoca a los jefes
de los partidos
Sc espera que ell Gobier-
no Sc presentc en- cri-
sis eSta tarde.
tDe Nuestro servicio cablegraacO Especially

(De Nusstro Servicio Cablegraaco Especially
MADRID, aS0sto 6.-El Rey don AL
fonsO, en- vista de la gravedad de las
circunstancias ha convocado a una
reunion extraordlna ria que Sc cele-
brard hoy, al Gobierno Y los Jefes
de los partidos polfticos. Esperase que
esta tarde sc presente defnitivamen-
te Ell crisis el Gobierno. La eferves-
cencia en- los cfrculos polfticos mi
litares eS de una gran intensidad. Sc
espera que en- estaS circunstancias Sc
constituya un gabinete nacional, ell ell
que figuren representations de todOs
lois partidos.
LONDRES, agosto 6.-Comunican
dc Kingston, jamaica. que ell Consejo
Legislative ha rechaZado el prOyecto
de confederation con Canada ha
rechazado tambi6n, de la mas energi-
ca manela, la cesi0n de Jamaica los
Estados Unidos. Los jamaiquinos quie
rem conservar SUI actual regimen de
Gobierno, por ahora, pero no renun-
clan d seguir laborando por que cada
dfa Sc haga mas liberal.