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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-22
PLAIN NOTES.

The Great Northern Lumber Co
have a crew of men at Camp C loos-
ening up the large log jams.
Mrs. H. W. Peters and little son
came up from WeDatchee last week
where they had spent the winter. Mr.
letters came up three weeks ago and
is busy on his ranch here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Peters enter
tanned at Sunday dinner, Mr.. and Mrs.
a B. Peters. Miss Barbara Mullon
and Charlie and Lawrence Webb, all
Of Wenatchee.
Mrs. T. H. Hertzog and children
came out from Leavenworth and
spent the weekend on the ranch with
Nh Hertzog
Mr.. A. VI. Probst came up from
Wenatchee Saturday to look after
business here. We are glad to learn
that he plans on moving his family
up here on his ranch as soon as school
is out.
Mr.. Louis Ault came home from
the Soap Lake Sanitarium last week.
where he had spent several months
for the benefit of his health.
Jack Burgess is busy this week
blowing with his Fordson tractor for
Nj. A. B. Peters.
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News and Comment
From Over the State

Gibson Brothers of Yakima valley,
who year ago imported two buffalo
from the Conrad herd in Montana.
have succeeded in raising a female
calf, now on the Wenas range. The
bull died Of pneumonia this winter
They plan to bring in a carload Of
buffalo calves this spring, and 90 into
the business of raising them on the
Wenas highlands on an extensive
scale.
Naturalization proceedings in Okla
nagon county are anything perfume
tory. At recent hearing eleven ap-
plicants for citizenship were examin-
ca and nine were rejected. The I'M
successful applicants will be given
another hearing in October
A Spokane justice has determined
that sojourns in jail are the only
remedy for infractions of the motor
speed regulations. He threatened 10
give Jail sentences to second Offend
ers and the first defendant convicted
OF second offense was promptly Civ
en- ten days in the county bastille
o
More than two years ago $500 was
collected at Moscow to promote the
construction of the Idaho-north-south
highway. 1t was stated that if the
road vas built the contributions
would be returned. Actual construc-
ton Is now under way and subscribers
are to receive their money back. The
return of fund Of this nature is al
most without precedent.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-22
ORGANIZE TO PROMOTE
BASE BALL TEAM

Al the meeting last Friday evening
al the Echo office it was decided Ia
go ahead and organize for base ball
The Leavenworth Amateur Athletic
association had previously decided 10
sponsor base ball and il was under
this organization that the movement
was promoted.
J. ". Elliott va, elected to manage
tho team and B. c. Rutherford. Tom
Pipkin and H. 5. Rearick were chosen
as a board to assist in any manner
possible. Al Hoffman was elected
base ball editor
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-22
THE GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND HIM

He was home from the East after
a long spell, and was looking up his
old friends. Knocking at the door of
the house of an old time crony, he in
ouired-"Does my old friend. John
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-04-22

smith, still bide here?" "Na," said
the elderly woman who answered the
knock, "he's been deid these three
year but-Ah'm his remains. -
Aberdeen Scotland Free Press.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
WHILE OTHERS ftAsftD
uIIIE MOTHER ~ WANT

white NJ Scardon ~as hasin9 the
hungry neWslea. and all poor boys
rounacI up for his annual Thanks
giving dinner. good ~ifs AMI her
huhand wnfe aerkinK from lhe Rel
cross two noasiy ehildfen wnph they
might Eathet into their home fof
the day. sad Anna Iieef. s"s refafy
~ the Red Cfpsa ~ course the iied
Gross knsw aus tNv poor lttlr
rirla eero taken IN Th,s home ~aa
turned nver 90 ihsm for the dsY.
Dinner waa served for them. they
belng the apesalai and honafnf
guesia rhaY we're kept Tor supper
and as bed time ihslF lltsi" hearts
nrre oserfioaink Nith gratitude fof
iha fp~ bright ana hnppy hours they
nal aIoyed Suffer llltle child
fan etc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
THREE FEDERAL JUDGES
TO SIT HERE MONDAY
Pollock, Stone and CotterA Will
Decide Application of 0kmul.
gee Gas Company For
Injunction

Judge Knebtaurh stone. of the
g'nte States circuit court viii 1t
al Guthrie MONDAY November sS.
with District judges John & polles K
u Kansas aud John n co'tcral, Of
Oklahoma
This session VIII Task several days.
and 5 called primarily to hear the
applications q the Ckmulsee Gas
Company for temporary inmne-
fIon against the Oklahoma State
Corporation Commission. TO iestra n
Il from enforcement Of lis erdes
issued July 10. 1890. to regulate the
rates to De charged for gas used and
distributed 10 ~ customers and
consumers by the plaintaf
In the lengthy petition filed by tho
plaintiff Il is alleged tha. the rates
fixed by the State corporation Com-
mission does not yield fair Return
on the investmcn, by plaintiff ana
taat these rates really result ia a
form OF conascation Of plaintiffs
property
4 great array o., iesai talent VII
appear on both sides. the attorney
general and his assistants appearing
for the state Commission The hea-
ing Is likely TO consume several
1axe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26

Sweeps
Augusta

Augusta. Ga. Nov. 20 Nearly one
hall Of the zoo block ot Bgoa1 street
and the entire eastern side oi the
seo-block OF Jackson street. both ~
he heart o; Augussa's business sec
ton. we're destroyed By fire early
today with a total ioss ot about 81.
eel oo0
The fire started about . o'clock
in the fise-story JahnsoH building at
the corner OF Jackson and Broad
streets. and was not brousht under
,ontori un,il Daylight after firc
departments from Savannah. Macon.
Columbia, Charleston. Aiken and
Waynesbofo had been snmmone'.
The A.kef fire sl?artnens pas
the only one 20 arrive IN time 10
aid the Augusta IRE fighters.
Chief Aldrich and the men OF the
Aiken department made the 25 miles
run 10 this city IN % minutes and
joined the Augusta force ~ time
when IL appeared that larges or
ton Of the business section ~Nas
doomed
The folbwins huildsngs were In
The path 81 the flames;
johnson building. total loss. Har-
rison building. total loss; A'iion
Hotel. .otai loss. and Genesta Hotel.
parity burned.
The Augusta Chronicle. the offices
and plant were IN The Harrison
building. were complete loss Six
other business establishments en-
Broad street were destroyed
While The main fire was raging
another broke out on Jackson II eet.
sweeping there buildinss
The origin OF the principal fre
had not been determined early to-
day
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(YsE&

a BIG Payroll and Modern Plant
one of the biz Institutions q ok.
lahoma is located 20 Guthrie it ls
tho Pioneer cotton Nils Tals hix
Institution not onA manniapufvs
hundreds ef thousands 90 pounas "a.
tNinc " all kinds larng thc YEAR
for markets ln an pats ot the world.
but "a ALSO Manufactures cotton
dDckne that is oi superior quality
and Is IN kreat dcmsni in ihe matts
u the land The Pioneer N ia al
presen, euaples ESQ people and have
had double that uniabor employed
Tho payroll oxoeeds $500 per Wees
The management has an exesilsnt
hotel Tor the Jrompdatlon % l,a
WORKERS and numerous cottages have
been hulH on ~, all site gor use
~ tho married employee The ma
ehlnery u modcrn ASA the nosafrs
conditions sanitary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
RED CROSS AND SHAKESPEARE
CLUB JOIN ISSUES

The representatives Of th. Legion
and Shakespeare Clubs took Miss
Sylvia Blood. Of the hospital stan
and Miss GenneNieye sheridan late
with the Manzo Brothers. 10 Orlando
a few days ago The mothers meet
Ing had them examine about 100
children. with special reference 70
diseased tonsils. etc Miss Sheridan
gave them very interesting AMI
timely talk The meeting was highly
successful and viii lead M to others
In other parts Of the county
This ls one of The nursing lines of
work the Red Cross Is going 20 stress
during the coming year and which
has becn neglected for want Of proper
funds during the past year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
War
In Ireland
Protested

l.onson. Nos 81 A chorus II
Vigorous protest against renewal oi
warfare ireland in the event the
preseni peace necotlsions coilas's
is raised by The mornins ncasapers.
after tie meeting yesterday oi Pre-
inter Ilo,d George and Sir James
Craig. tflstcr premier In this con
ference the british cabinet chici IN
ionue4 SIR James tAat Slnn Frin Ire
land has refused 20 swear Allee.sns~
10 the cnoWn Ia return faf an Ulster
agreement 10 enter an an-irclana
parliament The grAssy 81 tne
situation rcsultinK from this refusei
caus fof the references 20 a possible
recurrence ~ hosiIlities
The government cannot engage in
civil War with he Irish nation Il
the people of Great nrlta are de-
termined that therc shall be- 30 war.
declares the naly News adfns
THAT - the tomlnani factor ~ the
situation
The Daily Herald the lsnof organ.
Says
"A new sar would oeirsse the
morals II he whole world and would
never receive the sanction ~ the
British people The trades union and
tabor movement must resist 20 the
utmost further reference to the arhi-
trAnent OF forae
The men OF all paroles are urged
by the Daily Express 70 rally 10 the
defense q an Irish seitlcent Il a.
serts that nothing but public op'n
ion can accomplish this result.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26

Washington Nov 20 What Ameri.
can is trying 10 do now in the disarma-
ment conference is to save China We
shall succeed There isn't any doubt
about that. Both Great Britain and
Japan viii agree with us on all essen
tial things that must be done 10 main.
tain China ) integrity
But the saving of China would be
much easier If China were herself in
better position to help rs DO the
saving China is torp by civil war
That condition is as much cause
for pity as blame The fact that
nation is involved in civir war cannot
be permitted TO be an occasion for
other nations 70 take advantage ~
her We have been involved in civil
war ourselves. In fact it was while
we were weakened by civil war that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26

Versailles. Soy e. Whrn the luf
orr who arr sitilng on the case ~
iienrl iAndru ths hlaohoard ~ Gam
balls. lefi 'hr court r,pm a. the "a
iournment ~ ihe session Friday they
bad impressed ou iheir minds iha
testimony given hi Doctor sausef. q
prominent dentist. who eaa called ~
The stand by the prosecution a. one
of ~ trump cards
The lerniynlnr teeth I have here
are indlspuiahly human teeth. uaid
Doctor sausef referring 20 teeth
found among The refuse ln iandfu'a
villa a. Gsmblas. uherv Tho prisoner
u alleged 90 have Killed eleven per
SONS Tor whose deaths be- j. noe on
trial
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illsii stlIuHDl = ~
SrtII iMriiONl

oklahoma cts. Nos gs mlefma
llon coming 20 the eftce ~ u o.
Wilson. state superintendent ahosa
that the hlrh school cufullment over
tho state IL gfeagee Al this time than
ofer hefare These reports are be
lns sent 10 W hlsh school Inspector
who have been slsltlng tha HAN
schools inspecting iheu snd general
conditions Th,ss IA. heen some
chanxe ln The attitude ~ ,hr atudcn,a
ot these schools Il IL noted pnuns
tho years when Skilled labor was Ia
such demand there was tenaoncf
70 qull ~'hool AZ soon AZ possible and
take un some of the ,eeatsona Ia
which attractive Inducements we're
made Since Wages have heen a.
cllnlne the student has decided a.
a,ay in sehcnl and receive the ri
stay Ia sehool and receive the tuli
benefit oi The opportunity foF educa
,lou
This was goad season fof ths
rural schools. q 1. also stated The
cotton crop ~aa disposcd of early
and other farm work 10 aueh sond
ton that there was little need Tor lhv
children 10 stay home a. help Thus
they had chance 20 So 60 tehool.
ud they dli n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
RED CROSS SCOUT
HUNTING THE NEEDY

The Red Cross scout found a large
family on the wess side Tuesday
ngh,. where the father was eonval-
cscent from hard attack Of pneu-
mona. not thing in the house to
ga; and not cent Jeff OF his ilttle
savings Wednesday there was a
l.,tle quiet hustling and tina family
woke ~ next morning with every
thing for good Thankss wing
dinner
Friday morning the man was
brought TO the Red Cross rooms by
considerate jilney driver and
e'th tears flowing Gown his Palid
cheeks insisted that he must Ell his
worry og thanhulness II Was a
sight that would have moved the
hardest heart IN Guthrie to genu ne
practical sympathy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26

eui that be had taken kindly % the
religion Of china under these cir
iumstances We would hardly reoog
Bize him ~ a typical American
William Allen White printed the
other day an amusing picture ~ the
most conspicuous OF the Chinese dele
gates. Wellington koo.
iIe j. easily the best dressed man
al the conference. wrote Mr White,
aud delights m certain festive pink
shirt. which he tones down with the
most correct aud sombre black coat
and trousers. cutting what We Amefi
cans west Of the Mississippi river are
pleased to call nobby fashion. His
collars are a biz tempermental and Of
certain collegian iovousncs that
cheers but does not inebriate
lConilnued on page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
Brute Stays Child
Who Refused
To Eat Dinner

colorado Spri-ss Colo NOV =
Refusal o. Lorraine Howard
SAger, two years old 90 eat ais
thinner last Sanday cost him his
We. accoFdlng % evidence 10 10
dueed At = coronefs lnques, yes
terday Death was dae dlreals to
violence at the hands % John
BOOK. a ranoher living near Rusn.
Colo, the Jury found
The baby. left in the care ot
Mr and Mrs Book ~ lis mo her
Nevada school teacher vas
beaten With razor strop snd
.-uxhf By the threat and shAkea.
in an Attemrs TO fore ham TO cat
Brook admitted on the watness
stand Physicians Who examined
the body said that the choking
possibly caused ragaure ~ bloot
vessel on the brain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
FIND ~ ~II OH. N\D
WOOD ~ BOO/i'

Toahawa. Nov rs The chemistry
Department ot the i'nlvcrsity pfe
parator, schopl has heen slsen a
patnotio task fof the last week
the instructor in rhemlatrY NJ u "
Garrison. HAS heeu sne sslna -oms
samples - home brrw and boollc
whlsk, that was nfousht 70 him by
the sheriff of Kay county
Tho count, court &. in sesnion no~
At Newk'fk. and lheae famples Will
be- used for evidence In the case.
rh.a booze "a u poisonous ma.
lure Fusal oil Was fonnd IN frw
samples Our sample contained traces
of wood alcohol and another ona
must have boon made ffom apple II
der Tor 4, contained lafse qlanllt,
Of sinosar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
~t< GRAM A ENpDNl
COMPANY ~ BA>knlPftf

In the e = dlssris court hers
FRIDAY afternoon. Judge John u
cntteral ruled that the burkhart
Electric company. slth headquarters
at 0kmhoma City and the sun Gfaiu
4 Export company " Guthrie we're
bankrupt aud referred the natter %
Judge John lliidreth. referee In
bankruptcy The affairs of the bank
fuga concerns viii aus take the
rssalar course 0f 81 eakes u this
uaiHfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
CONGRESSMAN IlERRItk
10 START NEWSPAPER

Enid Nov 70 Congressman NJ T.
lieuiek Of Perry. present congress
man from the Eighth district Is Ia
Enid preparing 90 issue the llft
number of weekly new sfaper i
WAS learned today
Subsequent issues viii. Il Ia sad
be issned from Washington The
papers aim viii be 10 refute st0riea
printed about the congressman AMI
10 publish copies ~ all the bills be
has introduced "a congress
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
ENA\GELISTlC SERVICES :
At FIRST VI. T.. Git RtH

The eysngellstic service held AZ
tue FNrst NJ +. Church last even
ing was aell attended, and greatly
appreciated by those present
Mr.. Carl Taggsrt sang Jesus
Saviour Pilot Me-" in beautiful
manner
Or Callan delivered strong mes
SAGE on the text Remember Lots
Wife There will be no service Sat
urady evening Tomorrow will be a
great day. Morning subject. Spirit
uai Wrestling Evening subject
~The Crown Jewel of Revelation ="
These addresses viii fit your need
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
II,isii QUESTION -
NOSI pEnpI.I\l>t.

TmH1rldpo Well EnE Nov -
Lord chan eilor nirkenheai speak
ing a mass meeting here tpday
said BE- could not confidently predict
that the Irish question aouh be-
0ailfa~orlly solved.
He anid what the British govern
mcnt had offered Sim Felners SOS
hat. With one or tao feseryat' ons.
ireland should be placed IN exactly
the same position az Canada.
"whcthor the offsr viii be ac epi 3
ed ! oann0, say said the lord chan
ceiior
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26

France tried to steal march on us
By setting up king in Mexico. As
soonsas our domestic troubles were
over we turned our attention to thai.
and il Was settled
Friction Among Parties
Nevertheless il is most unhappy
that China at his moment should BE-
50 unable 10 help ns in what we are
trying 70 DO. 1t j. even difficult to
be certain TO what extent the Chinese
delegates here for the conference real
~ represent China There is strong
faction IN China which claims that
this delegation does not really repre-
sent the nation and annouees that lis
supporters will not be bound by what
the Chinese delegation now in Wash
/ington does
Also no one can look upon these
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
TWO tO\\IlIS SHOT
IN JAIL Bl,E ~,

l.eaNenwor,h. Kan Nov rs
James Jones ser, ng sentence fof
rohhlng bank and Harry Nofles
Rocks county Jail -hroaker we're shot
from the prison wall while attempting
to escape from the state penitsntiar.
At Lansing last night Jones reccls-
ed severe scalp wounds Both viii
recover according 20 the pfison
physicians The conyicts attemptcd
To go over the wall by uslng lad
der stolen FROM tho prison aoiler
room
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26

ls~akanits urlStaAiur sAla n wlii tai
a. leAai IS years 20 nAks the ualted
asatss AFy
lla latlmated that ,he arys' look
% sh~ n~xt flv. wars % determlae
the success. u pruhlhitlna
lftherr il reasonable snforee.
msusof n. 1ash,~snsh amendment
losflve years. ultimate vlctorY IA
certain ne said to-day
wllholabafats machinery aud IL
lenaive community drives ia esefY
state the -allled eltlaeaa q Ameflsa
asshe ne~ Organization "a called -
rest@ o. sweep the ceuntfy ~lth
fufvid crusade
10 Not poltlesl esrty
Anderson drnlrd the organisation
IA lolltlcal party
nut we'll may our enemlva t~ar
a. hs added
The allied sltisenawlll take active
interest 10 svery political oamtal9a
ia every state aad wleld mishty
Influence
The allied si,iAena" or9aniasa n
each community wlil eonatliute peas
tlealy vigilance eammIltee
Viii watch ofnsisls
Members pledT, themselves %
keop an eve On "A nff'eiais whV
have anythlnE 10 d. wllh the 80
fofeemeut - prohibition aud to
watch the RECORD. ~ ,helr coagrsas.
men Where officials a,as ahoas
rnfogtlna thn lsw. the eommnnlir
organization ls 10 hunt up ths evi.
aensa against boote sellers aas
hooaa yinHs either asunx itself af
hlsinK private detective asnneiss
Each member SLAMS spe@nAai
~ uphold Amsrlcan ideaia aad toe
Constitution = tha tuhed statef.
including th. tixhteentb amend
ment thereto aeA 70 eo.aperats ~
ali proper effor,s % maintain dai
respect for at laws local state ani
national
Anderson denied shat tbs orsaa
isatian ~as formed to pnt oyss
hue laua reforms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
THE TALENT" RALLY
FOR FATTY" DEFENSE

San Francisco. Nov 2s "A delega-
lion OF witnesses from the Los
Angeles uotion picture colony. head +
cd by Alice Lake. screen star. was in
San Francisco today in ex2ectati.-
OF taking the stand to testify in be-
hat Of Roscoe c. fFattyl Arbuckie
No announcement has been made by
the defense as % when Arbuckle
would take the witness stand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
DETECTIVES. FOOLED. FIGHT
DEADLY NIGHT DI Eel.

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov 26-Mis-
taking each other for thieves. two
railroad detectives fought a duel on
a Milwaukee road train six miles
from Brookfield Junction last ntght.
IT became known today.
As result John Bresnshan. Fon-
Du-I-ac. Is in orS.icai condition
from bullet wound In his abdomen.
He Is not expected TO live
Elmer Kieck. Milwaukee. IS suifer-
ing from a severe bullet wound in
his arm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
Four Bandits In
ST. Louis Grab
Diamonds; Escape

81 i.ouis Ne. Nov y Foar
armed bandits sntsret ihe affies.
ei lha ~ l.eals Refiuink eatpanY
ia the heart q fha business "a
urs shortly hssefs "a q M 90.
das aud cseapet eith dlAmonis
and Jewels sAi1 ~ soaApanY afil
tlala q be valued a saooa
The ecnuany assays jewels A
the hsadts made their xstsway Ia
an automobile they fired ssversi
shots. apparently rs iat tnhiai~
rnuasi,lr pafnefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
II NpID O<E BOND.
EOi Nd N PRISON

Medford. okla Nov 2e When lhs
case OF JEFF Doree. charged with fon
blne the Wakita hank some time ago
was called IN district court he WAS
not present and Judge bird ordered
his bond forfeited n later was
learned that he WAS serving a term
in the Leayenwoith penitenllary
which makes his bondsmeu not liable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
LLOYD GEORGE TO CONE
TO UNITED STATES

London. Nov 2s-The Daily
GraFhic this morning VS. it il ex-
tremely probable that Premier Lloyd
George viii go TO Washington shortly
as II is felt that his presence a; the
armament conference there has be :
come necessary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
BOSTON BANK MESSENGER
RoaeEp or sio suM

Chelsea. Mas. Nov - --i'oar
men held ~ an Aatomotdle from
the National sah~mut bans ~
Boston here today aud stole pay
roll funds said 10 amount TO ses.-
Ias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
OKLAHOMA CITY VOTING
ON eIc BOND PROPOSITION

Oklahoma City is voslns today on
bond proposition OF ti.70o 900 fol
LOWING the most bliter fight eser
vsssd IN that city. The money. II
voted win bs used for city improve
msat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
LAST SON or poGr
LoncFgLLow IS oCAp

Boston. NOV ~ Ernest wada
worth Lonefeilow - artist aud lani
surviving son 81 the poe, i,ongfe low.
died here yesterday after a pfatraft.
- Illness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26

County Champs Are
Defeated ay ovis'defs

Marshall ls proud Of lts foot bail
.eam and lnslly too HH even the
best ls Nnails heaten ANA thA ~
tho ease vita iho Marshall holtcrs
Thank sgislng das when the Coyinr.
ton team ifmmed them d % nothing
10th trans we're evenly matched
tlo Gown ,un team gaining fev
more yarla To the frst hsli ana
Marrhall hoins The neefessof 10 the
last quarter Cls ngton shattered
tho cope IN The last 40 games ~
the season when tho, defeated Per y
and Marshaa previously indicated
teams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-26
EATHER

New Orleans, 10. Nov. 9s-To
night and Sunday partly cloudy.
pcderste temPeisture.