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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-12
County Commissioners
Special Session.

The County Commissioners OF Brown County,
Minnesota met pursuant to a call made by the
County Auditor, this eo 4Ith day OF December
r D. Minurn, engineer, appointed by the
County Board in the matter OF ma pre-
County Ditch No. SO filed his survey OF the line
of the proposed ditch together with the plat
laterals and sub-laterals that likely to be
drained by such proposed drainage Improvement,
and the Auditor reported that ne informed all
Mailing to them notice that hearing win be
held on such date The County Board after
listening to suggestions maze by b nane aa
it was resolved that said engineer shall file his
final report on said ditch on or before the 10th
The committee appointed on the Dam at the
outlet OF Lake Hanska made the report in
writing giving information that F. c. koenlg
Of said Dam, has completed his work and re-
commend that the contractor by PAID the
amount OF S20SO.O0, being the full amount OF
contract price. The report was accepted and
the Auditor was instructed to send warrant
for the said amount .
The committee appointed to work IN con.
junction with the supervisors Of the Town OF
Rashaw reported that they assisted SAID super
visors in grading public highway as mentioned !
in their application ton fo dua an compeed and the
amount expended totaled to the amount OF
S2329.S5 and that they recommend that the
amount of the cost OF said improvement IN the
amount of S1164.67 The report was accepted
and the Auditor was instructed to issue MS
warrant for that amount. ,
The request of the City OF New Ulm for the
usp of the court room in the afternoon OF De
cember % for flood control meeting was
granted r .J;4 o .d
and ordered recorded in full, to-Wlt:
Verifcation of Current Tax Collections by
Board of Audit
TO the Honorable Board OF County Comms
Sioners,
Brown County, Minnesota.
The Board of Audit of Brown County re
snac+fulIy renort to your Honorable Body ina
ibev have examined the books, accounts AM
vouchers of the County Treasurer, counted an
ascertained the kind description and amour
of funds in the treasury OF said county
belonging thereto, for the period from june
1920 to October 81, 1920, both days lnclus1ve
We find the Treasurer charged Win tne Ia
Levy for 1919 as follows
Bal of 1918 and prior o,,o7 40
Tax Levy for 1919 ..... 690so4 s5
Additions to the Levy,
Mortgage Tax and c.o, &C
Penalty .............. ooo4'oo fesaA 81
Total Debit ............ ,zo =, o'oo'N :
Taxes Taxes C Coast ''''''' 0''4'o GOATS
Balance Uncollected Oct. E,oo
81, l9GO ......'.....'.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-12

HERMAN PoLKOW, :.
Chairman OF Co. Board.
Attest:
Louis G. VOGEL,
Co. Auditor, ex-officio.
Clerk OF Board.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-01-12

The County Commissioners OF Brown County,
Minnesota, met pursuant to call made by the
County Auditor, this 9th day OF December,
1920 A. D. at 10 O'Clock A. M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
FORMER GUTHRIE BOY
HELD ON CHECK CHARGE
Q J Moon Issued A Number of
Checks on Kentucky Bank
No Funds In Bank Ii
Charge

on wIfe from the Cashier os 4
lpulsgllle Kentucky bank Chief y
Police Nlieheit lhia morning arrested
% , moon former Guthrie hoy. whose
heme has ot lato been l.ouissille Is
arpeap taat MOON bas passed MN
Yer of fherhs on local merchants
written en me loulayllia bank Tho
bauk wifed Mitchell that Moons ac.
e*pni haa bean closed and he has as
money NJ mo tank lhsre Naou
contends that ho has and shown a ~.
poeh $40 % snbnsantiafe his clalr,
fefihef lnTeatleailon will b. made 20.
day IN lho meantime The yoanx maa
being heid by the oiflersa
e viii prove ny Innocence ~ these
charges ~ issuing bogus checks
NJ Aioou today
Mnoa haa been concerted with
ltfgo manufacturing concern 10 Louis.
vile ana was On hls way % califofais
"a cOalpaaY baslnraa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
NOTED c. {. WORKER
COMING To STATE
DR.. Francis Clark of Boston,
Will Be In Oklahoma City
April 8 To Deliver An
Address

Dr Francis K Clark OF Hoston Mass.
president OF the United Society of
Christian Endeavor and O. the World
Christian Endeavor Union viii oe IN
Oklahoma City April 3 and viii de-
liver al address al 2 p M. in be FAst
Presbyterian church
Dr. Clark. who organized the first
Christian Endeayor society February
?. 1881 in the williston Congregation
al church at Portland. Ne viii make
tour Of the Sou Invest the latter part
of March and the first of Atlril H
will visit Mexico and on the return
trip will be in San Antonio on Msr p
So Houston. March 81. Dallas Aprii !
and Denton At the Fo~t Worth DIS
trict convention April ?
His only stop n Oklahoma viii Re
in Oklahoma City ana hundreds OF
state EndeaYorers are expected 20 al
tend the address Many Guthrie 7eo-
pie are planning 10 hear the ngted
speaker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
Party Bosses In Line Up On Federal Patronage Oklahoma

far as is humanity possible tenta
tive agreements have been
reached. but knives are still hi.
sieaihed
IN the old days the affidavit "
acid test was put 70 appointments
for pie under a new national re-
gilne. bat among Oklahoma Re
pubIicsns the affidavit route IS
slow, in fact obsolete They call
'em out now and settle II with
harsh words and prefer charges
later
With the White House gates
standing ajar and an Airdalc pup
barking glad welcome TO the
bourgeois throngs surging over
the course where the Wilson
sheep were wont to Craze. The
Harding Administration is in
high and hitting. apparently. on
all cylinders. Oklahoma. ap-
narently now regnant and strong
ia Republieanism as in Democ-
raey. Is we'll represented on the
green sward.
At twilight the clans gather at
the Raleigh and hear frequent
repetitions Of the short and ngly
word. 1t Is merry Republican
scrap and still is going on
despite agreements. ] drop
ped into the Raleigh lobby last
evening and within a few mo-
fnents was amazed to learn Of 50
many variants Of. the double
cross. The bromide wheeze Of
you promised me" was pitched
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19

ia w diffprahi kcys. emphasize,
by tie moif erecus thrown up
hv National committeeman Jim
Harris aud Senator Ilarreld
ln one nook was Simpson. ~
Tnlea who eamc 70 Washington
with the East side Marhalship
sewn ~ nyeighing against
"fns and outs aud prophosvi1a-
dire defeat lof Republicans tlfr
next "trip in ihe Tnlsa District
llk"wise was Representative We
tor Locke eronehing. bceanse
Harris would moi stay put
Locke, Alva Mcdonald and !
George Wright have each thrown
eoyetous eyes on the post Of
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
All claim high endorsements
and are pnshug their individual
and collective claims with zeal
Mcdonald AYERS that he Is duly
qualified and the man who n
not for him IS his enemy, Tn
fortunately however, the new
Commissioner succeeding Cato
Sells win he Jesse Smith. Of
Columbus. Ohio, intimate friend
Of Attorney General naugherty
Committeeman ffarrjx X choire
will likely get the West Side
MarshaIslip. He is Clint Strong,
Of Custer county Zack Price, Of
Mangum, claims % hold i pre-
election promise from Big Jim. "
but II has apparently gone into
the discard with the Hamon sup
port Of Dick Quinn, Of Guymon,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19

staff Correspondence
Washington. March Here
is, the lineup on federal patron
aye in Oklahema
:. Marshal. East Side, Henry
Cooper. Of Stigler.
T. s Marshal. West Side. Clint
Strong. of Custer county
United States District Attor-
ney. West Side, William Naurer,
of n Reno.
United States District Attor.
uey. East Side. Frank Lee, Of
alnskogee.
Internal Revenue Collector. 4
G. Alexander. Oklahoma City.
Postmaster. Oklahoma City. u.
T. Meadows.
After being at the half-Nclson
stage Of the state patronage con
fiict for several days. the Okla
hama delegation IL Washington,
aided and abefted by copious let
iers and kilograms from home.
has practically agreed on the
above slate. bat harmony is lack
ing Indeed. the Republican
patronage scrap TO date between
the irreconcilables and the or
ganization with Senator iIarreld
running in neutral has been the
fiercest yet staged since the Ma
tional Committeeman fight. But
the heads Of the big departments
have issued ultimatuns that state
organization mus settle their own
differences and present agreed
states" for "readjustments.',' So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19

Drove
Him

Marsap lnd- March le orr aIs
q hiou-eo county today saeeeee }
q their efforis % draw iram virsl
lecker lsyearold farmer be, of a.
veod The reasons tor ne attack oa
sis shou Lore, ioseu OF Elkhsrs
li,dlana, nhlea lod io the lasses
death To-day Decker confessed fe
had strn BITS chum on the head Nilh
sa iron bar in = cottage On ihc Tin
tanoe river near here. white i.otrl
ives asleep and several hours late,
returned % the cottage with 4 hofs
and boegy taking l.ovetts uneoa.
selons body 70 nearby crossing
where Il was struck hy train
The devil drove me % q pcckes
te.a sheriff G n Moon after aea
ine BIS confession and would maks
p. other explanation lIe contradict
"a hts previous statement that man
named Guy was with them fnae,
admitting he bad committed she
crime unesslslea
he aeniod taat bis transfer of h's
own clothing "a l.ovctts body hl1
been part ga pau ~ collect insur
aace iotatng uesfly $40 ooe payaiie
90 Fred Decker his brother. in event
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
AL SIT MD READY
ron t0NHl My SING

Miss chanfpn haa the opefa hauss
hlIed with scholars FROM the higher
Rfadca Friday afiofuoon when ahs
raYo last rehearsal far The part
These youns people are la lake In ths
Community sing Sunday afternoon
ir Iiiil ia very enthusiastic over The
promise that this viii bs a great con,
munity incident lie has The first in.
aiallment Of the new hooks and they
VIII Do used I'd fhe SUNDAY sonsfssi
lie has several good hines for the
near future IN which Guthrie ncoplc
viii be Interested " i enthusiazsic
over tho new community worker. Nr.
Corn, who has heen sent here nv tho
New York Community coronation to
help Guthrie put on one the greatest
community campaign ever known.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
Logan
Breeders
Score

ioSan county was represenspa n
the Southwest American IAves'o 1
show BY sAofthorns from the herds
Of J. /. Parker. "A. 5 Parker and
Trih0lo Bros
These cattle were shown for show
purposes and nos for sale " $
Parker won aad on ais tne young
oall and gave Mr LookabAuFA 4
close call for nrst place
Trfbble Bros were near the TOP as
usual with their good ball
o b Acton. president Of the Logan
County Shorthorn Breeders assoca
ston. spent las week s; the South.
vest American Livestock show boost.
ing for the Logan county shorthorn
sale which will be held At Gushre
next Friday March 2S lie was ac
csmpanied BY his estimable wife
who knows more about real good cas-
tic than most people and never tays
any except the good kind
The Inckinhih hcys who 1--we "
the Seward neighborhood. were in ae
money with some ef their fine he7e
fofds. and sold many 10 S,.od adTan
sase Buyers are more discrmlnaiiag
this year hut these I.ogan ecatn'y
breeders have tho qaai sy that is ia
demand
Logan county cluh boys wen as fol
lsws. At TIE ri sto shew Las, week
March ard April pie class
Edwin Sfeffens eth Louis Sfvoss
rsan I1sh
May and June pig class
lee Pryor. 4th. Louis sirarthmar
sold three fat barrows Tor near zap.
yrice and one fine registered heer
for $500
Eight ciub bows went with The
county agent TO The Fal STOCK show
Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
RAN woaNeRs
IN COUNTER movr


CHtsEu March ~ the uras rual
eoaa'et attack "a tha railroad en-
p'oyea petoye ,as railroad lAtw
hpafa wAa aarnod hers on the rall.
road executives Indictment ~ lhs
pfeaeni naioual arreameuIa. pat into
efferi whle thn railroads wero under
frAeml control
Nsilrnad uniun leaders prepared -
lHy before lhe hoard euoercts pro
'pomal tos conference of thn "a.
ianai sFfvemsnia and railway exscl.
ll@ haa hena a8ked to anpcar fsr
questioning ~ counsel foe tina eu
pnHHg 0n their statements that tina
xlstlne fulss weFs responsible foe
Waaiafal and lhetfieleu, precslcea
ilahert y nlpkeri aaslniaat "a r.
t,mWili caviar. pfealians n the Al.
aeelatlpn ~ RelleaY psacuslsoa. was
81 ka y Nrihg loaka and reeofds ~
thn aNeeafsea' meetings relating to
lhf naileeW serenmeuta ~ W AZ
irfeafv vleoHtealieni - the pannays
t#n's railroad ana ehalrman 81 iha
RsAaeA'laHA labor committed. reounl.
~ aeel ned aiao waA asked Ia ap
pfaf Tho reaueat inr ahfnNaflnn nr
nAtleuN agreements wss presented tn
fhr hoarl iaupary 81 ny SIR After
bury
rhfpueh NV testimony NJ iheaa tvs
lahor leadefs declared. n Ia hoped
% hflus mi lhat ihe sunilment ~ tae
nemheFa ~ lhe aHaoelatlon was not
s'eanhroas n abanannlng he flaal
arfeenunt
q aae shown inhnr representatives
deelard fha' majority IL ghn fars,
81 lsbor committee VIA "a favor of
lhe establishment 81 national boaraa
Il adianlumf When tho tabor ron.
fseoafhil4ea requested the board %
ask fhe railroat executives 10 appear
was stated thar n the Testimony
iA"y ekpee "a forthcoming from ma
executives they complete prcaeniA.
tor of 'har ease wi,hla two weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19

aud Seynoui Price ~ Oklahoma
CITY ter fIIe saue place
Fueud of Billy Maurer of III
Keno md = W kress. Of Perry.
are saysedf hitting thc bah for
the East Side District Attorney
hip u is elalmed that Maurer
has siood squarely on his feet
and hc has host of fellows boosi
ing co. hiu with Harreld aud
Dauehcriv kress il appears
lincd up for llalnou ~ tho request
of Harris hat Ardmore is not
spelling murh ia The present con
feniian The claims of Walter
Stephens 0f Lawtou. have been
pushed bui Stephens Is not here
aud the absent treatment does
not count for mich Personally
Sen Ilarreld favors Ell Naueh,
~ Oklahoma City. for Attorney
Weight Is an original IIarreld
man and opposed ilamon. but
lIarreld realizes he. can not play
the personal choice game TOO
strong al the outset lie has his
heart set on making a. e. Alex
aader informal Revenue Collector
aud his private secretary, VI r.
Meadows. Postmaster ~ Okla
homa City. With these two
choice post baeged. EIarreld will
rest easy. Ed Dyke Of Oklahoma
city. erstwhle chief trateeisf in
the Hamon camp, has pitched his
tent al the Department Of jus
tiee and claims by all the gods
that Daugherty viii put him over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
HAYS HUMAN|l|NG THE
NATIONS POSTAL SERVICE
Postmasters To Participate In
Civic Affairs. Local Cham.
bcrs of Commerce and Other
Civic Organizations

VIII Hays the new postmaster gene
eral promised be would ehumanlse ae
service ana ne Is starting out 81 the
rlshf leg 10 10 a. postmaslers all
over The United States have received
;he following letter
The attention of W poslmAs yrs
is direce "a 20 the deslrahaily OF aaftl-
cipation N civic activities III iscsr
respective communities By iakins IN
active interest IN the meetings 81 ,stsl
Chambers of Commerce Boards af
Trade, Commercial Ciabs. and o'her
civic ana community gaaizaNens.
eXollenF opaorinnl><7s are afforded
for the dissemination af general pss-
tal Information essential 10 the pFopcr
conducf 81 an efficient pntsal se-y ce
Posimasters should await thens ees
81 such opportunities 10 solicit the 20
operation of civic organizations in
securing me observance hy the gen
eral public 0f che fundamental prln-
eiples of mailing. the compliance with
which on the part ~ sne postal pat
rons is necessary 10 the discharee os
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19

as Revenue Collector This assef
silon rs not generally believed iu
The camps ~ Harris and Ilafreld
The redouhiahe Attorney Gen
efal Is utilizing tie services If
foxy sam Fitzpatrick, kausas
l'eelbllenu ace % plant harmony
M Oklahoma state keublican
elrelfs Fitzpatrick spreads the
spap with unetuous gracn and
abandon Now boys. says
foxy Sam remember This IL is
much better 10 keep ths party III
good shape 10 win victories two
years from uoWe than ~ seuffIe
over patronage We should
thrust aside seiiNhupss and labor
for the parfy weal This is what
Harding wants let us serve the
people there Is more service ia
helping the party than IN holding
offiee Fits oracnlar admon
ilions somehow do not strike "A
responsive chord ia the oklahoma
breast
Another very nervous and
earnest apostle of nornalcy Is
ERNEST Blake, of FL Reno. lie.
also, IS sitting up holding hands
with Daugherty lie wants to be
Counsel General Of the Depart
lineni Of Justice, but Ed Motter.
Of Muskogee. who claims TO be
IDaughcrty's right bower, says an
Indiana imam will get what Blake
desires.
-~-~~.@-~~~--~-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
Hongout for the Boys Killed

Chicago March loThe high wave wiped ont another
Chicago lahdmarg learned today. the hangon for the
boys operated ia the vicinity clark
forts wears hy Alderman Inky Dnk kenna
IN pas ne $500 month and The restaurant
know is $1,000 probably would have stood for
increase bar the boost y grand Thousand dollars
Since prohbion effect have losing
day bnt had y have hangou for The hoys m going
e. find place not far away and open Ia cigar
The Workngman~ Exchange also conducted by krnna
closed by the last Il the passing of o
thcagos famous bars where il claimed the
beer schooners the city dispensed These
tubs ana two Of them presented to tho Chicago historical
society relies of bygone days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
BRILLIANT OKLAHOMA CITY
LAWYER GUEST OR LIONS
I'd Vaught Delivered Inspiration.
al Address At Noon Day
Luncheon Of Local Civic
Club

ha lA"nN eiq had ha hsNgF of
entertaining The ipa Ed Vauehl r..
ih' Ffia.s laseheon at the iaur.
taai Is they hed sho ar dent of nie
1kialfnma city l.lons r'uh a Ues'
eti in tnHh ihe entertainments ai 4
luncheon was reversed ief ed Vausnt
e'lieYsrad one al *ae finest talks tne
e'nb hai ihefettiore listened i6 Hm
theme covered u go insplra8oaal and
"a astesiy fllehi of oraiory lhe ,oaois
ana purposes q l.ipnlsm specially
emphasizing iis cardinal princlelea
Ameriaaniam 'raieFnalisu ara sor
VICE. loyalty "a fellow Lions 20 fae
Hi'y county state ana nation aNpre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
| UN II. BOl~ Buy I'M.
BROWN W.~Ilt RAM

I.cRoy Anioll wen known prlnuer
and 6 Monteih have closed a
deal whereby they beSome owners Of
me Brown cafe aud restaurant an
Harrison avenue THE hoys arc perl.
lbt. painsiaklnn aia VIII make see
ccss ~ fho venture The new man
axemani VIII take charge today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
icontInuod q raec


Sow yofh, MArru. ~ Tho huav sf
JnNn WvhNn the drHuhafa n
Npud wae expected 10 he hruusn'
baek today from clfion SPRINGS SO
1n ln state n tho famous Ola Terry
Me AuleY nlaaion over which hn pfe
dcd for fflecn years Mr. WYhafp
dted laat Thufaday ga hia aiNlyac
oad birthday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
Crazy Man
Shoots Woman:
Kills Himself

wasRhaehse. Texas. Narch. ie--
A. c. Aer~ey. drug clerk last
night shot and probably fatally
~cunced Miss Na.hlcen connaliY,
member of proFni nent Waka.
hachie family then kfiec hirrseif
with the same revolver Ne cause
has been assigned fcr tne act ~,
officers said t@ervey vas suffering
from temporary mental trouble Se
is survived 10 his widow and
child.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
lsUiU IiIiINI~ STRIP
iiisDS ui' COVERING

NhHe iba famlly of 81 A. Johnston
lYinF n th' 0 hloek Wsst pefklW
~cfe alend ne he carnival ihie
eniefed thelr house and strlpped fies
beds M ih covering shhflH Na
hoFleon has cmo Thar be ihinks WI,
lRui fbe hal8 lhleves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
DISTRICT tOtRT Iikt~
islsIil~,S I<TII. MONDAY

Jndee SMITH adjourned dls z
caHf' lasf nigh uutu Monday MONT
iag ai oe'oeA "a which time q nsw
jury vlll rep0 for duty Thc ml
Nenlrc was q harged hy Jaa
Smith ana he thanked them Co., iheir
EXCELLENT work only one case m5od
q. conviction during tho term Iuss
smith ia "a saltwater today holdin,
Hn.slon ~ court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
Preacher CoafeSScs to
White Stare Charge

A0skoaee. March ~ ~ ill
O'NeAi an itlnefarf minister ~
wiehsa Falia. rsxas plsadea sas't
ty - .hr United states district
co0fs lsse yesterday &c = eharus w
white slasely ara was sentenced ,o
seese "a nansNs = che prnitentlAty
Ne Is slleoed sc have travelled Ni's
sAfy Widen. 81 ealllaa~ ffam
Munkoase % Van rufen Afkansaa.
ara thsntt Is TrsAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
Cconiinuod On Page 50
Wicked Chicag 90

Chicago, March ia bandit
was killed by = wstchman. =
house was bombed and woman
was Killed in mysterious 81.
plosion. All within an hour cary
to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
NOTED HunoRlsr is
DEAD IN CHICAGO

Chicago. March. ie.-Bert iestoT
Taylor. noted hUmorist and conducfo
of the column in the Chicago Tribrne
a Line O'Type or Two died Of pnes.
n.onia at his home here early TO-DAY
after an Illness of two weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
JUDGE COTTERAL HERE
COURT AT OKLAHOMA
rlTX hnl0tIpNE

Judge John u Cotterai reiurnet
from Oklahoma City last Night where
yesterday he finished a long term e
federal court which began January 2.
re viii rest here untis Arpil sth when
he will 20 to Enid to bold sprirs
term
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
NEW YORK HARDWARE
STORE MOI SOLD YE-

Don Morris says the New Yo-k
Hardware stock has not been 50
Fc says. however. tha; q Tentative
agreement has been made 10 sell
June lst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
The ATHEISTS MASS

The Atheists mass by Baizsc W.
b. the subject Of the sermon lecture
st the First N. Z. church on Sunday
e. ening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19

Tickets for tho liigh school p1v
Tho Sophomore may be ruserri st
fhe Corner Pharmacy Tuesday morn
Ink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19
WEATHER

Sew orleans. La. March tF--T,-
hight Sunday partly cloudy somewhat
unsettled cooler Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-03-19

Nv 7T7077IN U "-7TWWW|F 2 F7H
ruh4is through raid pubglalty wee
ads hsfare sAe beard TODAY ~ Frank
Walshs attorney far the unlons
when Ne began hls second Day ~
eioss questioning ~ railroad affleisls.
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