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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

One Of the biggest road jobs in the
state this year Is the federal project
in the towns Of Dorset, Mt. Tabor and
Dandy 1t has been possible to get
over this route most Of the time but
most Of the pleasure driving for the
past two months between Manchester
and Rutland has been by the way Of
Middletown Springs. The result has
been that a large number Of people
have discovered that Middletown
Springs is one Of the most charming
and well kept villages in the state.
Never again will it be able to con-
tinue as shy and retiring as in the
past
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

Perhaps the most astonishing and
remarkable highway feature in Yer
month is the natural "roller-coaster"
road between Island Pond and Norton
Mills. This is a new road built by
Stod Bates ten years ago over some
Of the wrinkles on the face Of Essex
county and is worth driving a hun
drer miles 70 enjoy. Up and down.
over and over again, this Is the most
unique road feature in Vermont II
ought to be advert sed In the public
ity books gotten out By the state, but
we never noticed even a mention.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

Should the motorist be coming from
Montpelier or Barre by way Of Water
bury, pleasing variation is TO leave
the Winoosh valley road at Jonesville
and climb the winding and rather
hilly road through the mountain town
OF Huntington TO Lincoln and thence
south by way OF Bristol.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

Finally, night here a. our front
door Is "Skybero" IN Pownal, known
70 a few people IN Bennington. a.
perhaps the most wonderful outlook in
all Neutrality-suspicious. Banner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

On this same highway between the
state capital and st. Johnsbury may
be seen Molly's Falls, one Of the high
est falls in VermcEt. To see the
falls one has TO leave the car few
miles beyond Marshfield and walk not
more than fifty feet TO the top OF the
falls, yet thousands Of people travel
that route every year and never even
know that the fails exist.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

How many Vermont motorists, ex-
cept those Of the vicinity have ever
turned OF the trunk line al East
Berkshire and driven through Mont
gomery7 Il Is a veritab'e fairyland
of beauty. less striking than Snug
gler's Notch, not - magnificent a.
Dover Hi or with the reach Of STAN
ford valley but with a charm and
sort Of veiled mystery that unrolls a.
the car proceeds Up the valley
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

Driving from Riehford and Enos-
burg Falls 10 Burlington BY way Of
Essex Junction gives one . chance TO
compare tho gravel roads u the Ms
sisquoi valley with the new cement
road past Fort Ethan Allen. In good
weather. and not too dry, the oompar-
ison is all in favor n the gravel.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14
VERMONT DErouRs

Several long detours in Vermont
this year, due TO road construction.
have resulted IN the discovery by
thousands Of people that there ne
more attractive spots in the state
than they ever dreamed Of.
Coming out Of Burlington toward
Rutland, with the Shelburne road be-
ing rebuilt. most cars have been tax
ing the route by way Of Hinesburg.
Starksbcro and Bristol to East Mid
dlebury where the main road is
reSched. This detour Is more attrac-
tive than the trunk line and the
beauty Of the trip more than COM
pensates the slightly increased nile
age
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-07-14

Danville, on this same route, Is
about the coolest and airiest town IN
Vermont on hot day Ia summer.
Danville Heights are some 1900 feet
above sea-level and the views in all
directions are magnificent. To the
left Of the highway lies the beautiful
sheet Of water, Joe's pond, where
scores Of st. Johnsbury people have
cottages.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
JAPAN IS CAUSING
r-E ALLIES ~oRsv

wssk'ar-oa Nov fs TIE fr.-s -
attitude u Japan $ tecomlnr nore
sa1 mere the BE irterroeAtIon goiat
~ ArnS conference
Nrea the delegates II tAe n'ur na
tions assembled azsir todax % Talk
shout tAe Fsr Tast i was Japan
q ~han they io,Aed tor the hsf
that ~ca,d reveal iasi ~hat ,rer4 q
20 - t4ken b. 4 aeectAt.cns ~
ihes affect Saza
II The same wsF. sad perhaps wIn
an iate~st eyen Eanfe Intense 81 "a
l@Fan meons 20 suere>t material
chanee ia the furd4n e1tai Ansr.ca
Prsncifle. 50 TIA, she ~i.i have ar
f~r~ns r2tc after redpcg nr than ~
iore. she ls cert4ia g. meet 9Th a..
tevni- a opposition from fhe Ame
lcan deler4t.on This FaVernMeri
- leves the crescent frof ora % 4 q
proper oE- aat tA~ Aser.e4n naval
43e's@rS 2f least ARR counssli = 3
iaaf 4 sh@ ratio caanoi ~ b. uia
a b. aEr~~m~ns th~n "a mnst ~
maihtAiaei - a cont.naat.,u ~ csni -
Teflflse bu uitirg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
APPLICATION ron 10 pGR
CENT REDUCTION ~ RATES

Effective as quickly ~ ioea.bic ~
pilcath,n has been made a. the ~
ierNtate Commerce Commission a.
publish ten Ter cent rndueiiou o.
ihe following commodities ln carload
lots wheat corn. ,ats other sfaa
flour meat bay straw alfafa %
hatco. cotton Cplionsoed and rFr+
duets cNceet o.i elserms fruita ulh
er fresh friits spuds other ffeaa
yeFeiab ~ df#d fruit. hoss poultry
butter, erRs. ehrese and ~ool Thesr
reductions Wlll he on u raies 10 q,
fecl septembef u 1ae0 and fedao
iions made since that time 3i ae
considered - cart 81 The ~ ies
cent and u tbe reductiona exceeded
then ~ cent they wlll remain in
disturbed fof fhp present rhs ~
iuetion a. 70 has grain and grain
products alll take the acf - Freai
~ reductions contemplated t0 be+
come effective osember Goth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
Al DaI SMITH SENDS
Eight 10 PRISON

This Was @nfonce day IN distric.
court and Juige Chas smith sel
eiKht prisoners convicted this week
20 MeAlefier Those RECEIVING fon
tences ~ere Ra ph Bradhsrry ffa
for slaylne Jeeei Crawford Wlue
Reed b yars assaat g. Hunter
ana Beuns Edwards burglary IS
year each W r Elliott forgery four
years Jlu NrAms ciareucc Barn
ard and Prank Weight were each el,-
- 70 Sears y Williams ehsrg-
- sth assault and battery Vas r's
~ % day n Jail and fined so He
had iseen convicted county count
and fentencct 81 aaa oap day buf
apfea "a the sentence = r. ueaca
81 ran. uill he iried -, weeA IS
cherge q issuing > born. check
The PRISONERS y y D. taken 70 W,
Aiesier next seek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
MRS. HUMPHREY DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Deceased Came To Guthrie Az
Founding Of the City Was
Active In Club
Work

MIS- A. A lipua,hfss dlea a. Z
o'ciock saturday morning. ~ fe
pukes Saa.tareu irsm hae nnes
Mrs iiamrhrfs ls ~ keoNn her,
tovn camr a. oklahoma wtth hee
husiaat sae fru Nay ~ ihe egra-
inr Nr Aua MIS- lium hrey isc
here i1 ,eafs ara q msks their
Acme ~ Coft.,a iis ara osnhous
CIV
la'.s d~s hef husband lhe Aeeeas
~ estr- f~o sisters. Alrs Waorh 81
piranfsh reapsylsania. ana Nn
iio~aid nertstresser. 81 fsmln
Colorado three brc,hers q n rrat,.
81 G4ihfIs h y Frary of An,ur
NeAra.Aa ara @ q Fsr az Nes-
mioa Soaih Dakota
n n wary and Ms Waush haVe
srf 81 Nr and Nfs iiamahrrY. of
oaas OAt,honsa Nig e-flye to-day
Nr Humphrey VAS yesr ~
ar~ DanHc the p.oneer Says ~
caibr.e. she 49, Aeenh ntefessra b
cluh ana sosai affairs
Faneui sertices VII 49, hsId a.
T. ep sunday a. lhe Frsf rreshy,,
ian church latefment all o. made
la Sunni, N.e~ eeme,ary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

Pr. IOn
UEssIade
ses

NAfasa Nus ~ changes ia en-
pse - shsst thls wsek hsr. heaa
accompanied ~ natshlr fisn la
sisfilHs eUhaase aaa hsea Iallosss
st ~ teV tAmaar farafts fff'a A.
rsatias ant Aasfraia gempssef
sah a &eek Assn wheat ih.a uufa
irs kat ~ a. 8 Is higher sofr
np as ~ Ni aats a.
= fsin - t.ta Sc ia ~. ASA pfs
nulaaa aasaaked - COZ oesf
wheat aaiss,v ssvelapeh sffvnsih
whrn stefllur sas aaosed ahosu ~ ~
~ the first tgmr thla YeaF Onssls
that his hanAne lntereai psi
p'snn'es fnan g. srfmaag esa aiss
a stnHlss AZ the aanle time iowagl
hlshef eflses for ~heat aeevth
sisHHink thal denlss ~ Heh plaas
wrfs frnmplf fofshrumus ARpfr
hens'nn which detellsA hsl.f shaf
iha harvest iapi starting ~ ghe
Southern hsmtpAefe wH'ls mrr s''s
~ 81 Alsal eirgia.as - esa,rarpi
with ere ~ - lfuspert saaass,s 90
yIAs5ly ge fasaf af enc halla VnAss
saeh clf nslsnesa lhe masksl masn
mofr tlsaa efsreams leases whitv
rafllef "a che weeA bad lAksa plAse
oeiar % ,alk thas FuFopgana wefe
lstslns ~ ~ rui,el states ehsas ~
rta than replacement fesl aad thst
neN Aferatine wheat ~ns hslHs
yhrariY disposed 81 IN b'afute
iiflsh export ,al ~ eoen tnNrthsf
Nith Eusslp abant SNvefumrHt sid -
f.naaelns fha cuFu trne Nave uft
tn ff'fea both 81 corn ami eats
lawest aaqtafiona yet this seasnl
wsro ioushad hy efuvlsious etevnNvs
hog arrivals ssrnied ~ be ihe sh,sf
weskenlag lHfiaenes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
WHAT TICKED OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

i4ela~ ffnesins Nae general Ia
oklahoma aad uihsf Csutfal and
southern states l4st nitha
Emanuel nei -. sth 8,aifist
Congressman i hack from waahlnr.
ton ana SAYS the sse oeo salt .nsts
,st..4 a, a.. shst.e.t.n. ,a fe..,e
a.. 81, n.s..ua....ts tt4t 81. ~. ....
rh. ..eat. 1. ag.v aet,s,W ~
ana N~.l..r...a.a tftas,. =. 4. .os
,.,. p.ttax f.st.4
s,... ...e. r. 49,.
n..o ~, on ~. ...a .s ,A. -
,....s -. 80. :,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
THE BOY AND HIS
DADDY ENJOY EATS
Basement OF Christian Church
Crowded Yesterday Evening
When Feast u Spread
Good Program

N'h "H' NNfA W 'ns 4 Hh'f e
more 'Nah H'Atf s4' h"Nn 'Hh''a' .
81 f" "''h8"N Fl "''p's iA"' 'f"-
h'NF 70 'hN basement pi 'hF ffF'
: n Ht'"h 'hNfth lH' iAh'h'"n e'n
even ~ recognition o' FH'hffs ahH
sons week. ana 4 lh' testimony 81
'h'ar present = 70 oe a'e"f'ea y
~as reai F'' together ofeah'on
IN" menu 49, hnf h"HA, bHktl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
State 10
DigDeep
FOrCrinle

ukahoms lIlt So, fa gun5
iiens gfssaHns ia Afamaes ana Gaze
isf eeanit 5. fesali of si,k.i af
ia~ sabAfssmsat ssa be lusesilsasei
- the state siiosns, r.as.als ae
i.sIimnst eiihas unaer sa.ia,tlaas
frvm oosenor Rotsfssou ,m o~es
'nF thF omnanhelne g rrnna mfs
~ uatef the afofas.ous 50 the at
tafnsf esnefais hili 4 wa anaann
- hafe TODAY IS q 3 wsssi assist
sHi ATTORNEY aeHenal Ms N,aaa naa
the department ~nali ffaesl nfat
Nnaer shr attorney fenernin hlil na
aef ~h'ch ibe aegion fesemhies :
eourl ~ loouifs ard thar l ,onal
t.ous hnuuehl ooi warrant tna ffsaf
iuH n'uie drestol bs she sotofna
will iheH ~ gafmea
ln the offInal lsitsf g. lasllut
lasHs 60 the atteHe, sencrai aot
efiiof Robertson lola before lhaf A.
farimsui ,he conditions Is Afdmof-
and carter cnnnty a. presented g.
him bf delegation 81 eii'tens and
inNinuesed thn department ln einean
nsi grand mfs e. invest rsts fen
frrentations nado ta hlm Fimer
fii'sen assltiani to lhe attorney sen
tfal ahs sent to Ardmafe and 81
pnrled to thc A. aftnoHi that he 81
eeed q eaaid be hesi IS ihe depart
nnrnt froereded under ibe attorney
Fenefain hll Mf wood rNp aimed
ludsf ghis p'll lhv ai,orae, esnefal
fr,seeds lale endeatl, % ihe pes
erlor and ulnan conditions developed
ha the eaafl - inquiry hasea ,hAfRss
which h, n,e5 ile sgslusi as officer
lsHua olfahle
Aiiofget uepefsl tfeslWe Wha is
iu Washington was communicated
eith ana directed me department
AMI Nf fA ton a. afodcrd az dlfrea
- ~ the governor vs. enc gard
iury route Mr Wood ta'd Yraief
"a, ln 4 supplemental letter 20 the
deiafimeri u..erup' Robertson
refted that the attorney sunefal pro-
tecd in HE intestlsatlon either un
dor hs former distractions or uBdef
the attorney generals tiil - ho,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
a cHRIsrnAs rREG FOR AL
PRESENT FOR EACH kiuDfe

Afdmofe. Nov ia Christmas
tree Tor every community aud q prss
ent for every child in the county -
the aim of q campaign started here
by Mrs Minnie B Church. home de
nonstration scent 10 Carter county
Support Of basiness Interests and
civil clubs has been obtained and a
survey Will be started next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
Enid MAYOR FACES
DtIR KILLING CHARGE

En q Nor 81 Tie preliminary
hearing ~ Aasor RYsa aoa T. wood
Iavis. charged ~ith shooting ani
Killing deer . q he heard next
week The story ls thai oue ~ the
- deer ~ the Government sfrne.
PARK escaped ard after futile efforts
70 discover ~ whereabouts ths
search ceased Later Mayor Ryan
and Davis killed deer
TAey are .ssl.fie- that the Dee
they kiiled which a. cold yiorars
Is ihe escaped animai. that c0ns6 ne.
hare been cagsured otherwise. AID
the other DE- insists thai the deer
belonged - the state - Okiahoma
end the shooting was misdeneanat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
,DIirs Int>ksGIli>.
Pt1i. Ri>D "

wfh shls Issue - Ths DAILY
l.sadHr appears Thanksgiying
paks. ~bers ~Hl - toand the
rlahk sziyiax proelanatlon of Nayor
Pollard ami tbs Advertisements % a
number q progressive easlasss rifms
% the city
Darine the past year az reeoastruc-
tion II al lines q business all over
the uslted stsfes. 0uthrls haa Eone
steadll, forward ana not retail
flrm Ia the city has met Win
disaster on the contrary there
are a nambeF of retail businesses
knocking AZ the door With no has-
mess Fooma 10 pa found Al tn
present time there Il good oppof-
,uuity Tor some oas TO provide suit.
able rooms 10 accommodate those
merchants Who desire 10 40 business
u the city,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
COMMEND hUcAEs ON
SKIP scRAppihG

The Rotary club has gone ga fet
cord as standing squareb behind Soc
crefary iinRhes ia his naYa scfa r
ping platform a Telegram VAS sent
- the state department oY the e'ub
commend ng the Hughes froposal isf
world geace AZ the last meeting y
the rfub city Attorney 3 ~ Me
CURE gave uasterly address or the
plans - the Limitation of armament.
conference. 81 Washington and ihf
pfnblems affecting the Far Fact eta
atlDu A the next meeting oiue
addresses vii be presen'ai a'Hng
this line
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
THE RED CROSS AND
THE BUSINESS MAN
Guthrie Merchants and Profes.
Sonal men. Worried. Maybe.
But Glad To Aid In Put
ting Roll Call Across

To the busy i.asness men 81 l.n-
gsn eogpty the Irescnf Red Cross
roli call ha> . very sfro3r arfsa, iir
is iusi rev 81 vorrle8 over pres
ent rfohiems ard future prospects,
Yet there Is a. argent and lncesant
agreal Ter hela for those not 80 TO-.
inrsie 1his afpesi csanot BE- tara
20 c0wn. y Vie vUpia n Is naf.
% the aftermath ~ the war. ane
ever, todY reatyes tre necessity 81
Aelrlng ~.th a. frublems especial T,
local ~ork for sYsterafr relief -
he needy anf destitute
The Red Cross Is Thoroughly AMI
cffieenriy ORGANIZED and i il now
I'm cioee tosfh ~fh e4ery asenu
q he,pisl aork q, u enable 70
qa rkiy asscecrn the worthy rase
fro1 the chronic class and q has
The systematic method ~ srsc,l ~
and timely r. ~ plth tbe smallest
cast outlay ~ aus organization
Ofher orssnizafions and efforts
are more nr icsf steelsiigeA Th~
Red rross covers every NJ and ae
gree 0f heirfai Wofk lts agenr.es
for lrio-mst.oa and % cooperation arr
simply world side There ls 30 9th
- aYenaf 20 efficient for reachlnx
the varied sps esis tor reiief and the
tpoai Reo Crors IL hoping 'ist tho-e
fii gers - foxan enurfy vha should
o. % all reepoed il-~rslly in sh@
ro8 can drive
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
Rav. cAlLAN TO CONDUCT
avAnosLiarlc aaRvlcns

Apcssal nsaaxeliatle services wNs
pvwin taSosfu~ a. tha Fifst Aetsuf
eaeh eyeninx far two wseks
fhls Il ln Aesora witA xfsat suat
~insins campaign nos heinz carrier
0n lawnshout tbe church The
pastor. j a CaNsn sui dsliyef
etenerilatis addresses eaeA eynalae
an8 ufs tab Tafsar plll lsad the
slHelng fpf fhn sesA alxht sers -
SONS ssr,iss ~ih hssln At sesva
thtfts
aernaa topics fpr HundaY Morn
ms rhr GreAisat WofA ia thr
werld fYeaiuE Tbs uospsi 10 .
NatahAl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
ooT ron ssAKfsp1AR9 clUs

The shakesfsars elnb he'd a hene
~ At The Pollard theatre. Friday
night Elsie Ferguson ln Foot
llghss NAs tbe attraction The ~
hicle was the best Mss Fefgason ta :
starred ln Tor years The play VS.
wonderfully dressed The Pollard ~as
cfowded snd a neat sam ~as rea'
i1ed for the Shakespeare eiub shieh
vii arp'y the money toward entst.
tanning the federation meeting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
CORPORATION i>tOuI
It> R,IE i2iae

Washington. Nov 10 g-complst.nx
their revision of The tau bin house
ami seHats confefsss akfsss today
- a corporation Income tax rate ~
~ IL per cent. the figure nssd In
the original house measure. This =
an increase OF , IL percent over the
present rate. and Il IL percent
less than the figure agreed aaon bY
the senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
GAVE SHIPMENTS
MUST &c LAgGLs }

The Ilureau ~ biological 7uryey
Tinted States Department of Agfi-
culture. 90 attention 70 ihe fact
nat under FEDERAL lss all packages
n ahlch wild ducks. geese and oth
er migratory game blsds are trans
poried must have the name ~ th.
shipper All ~ the oons.gnee aud en-
accurate statement ~ the plumbers
and kinfs q birds contained thereir
clearly and cOnsplcuOuxy marked o..
the oafsife thereof sporfsueu shso
ping zane birds without proper
rssrlinrs are liable to prosecution n
7he Federal court and TIE birds %
seizure aad condemnation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
v~ElsE KILLED. Is INJURED
~ WIND sroRti

Ltgle Rock Ark-. Nof ao r. .
ports q twelve persons ki'ied and
a. prrursmstely 2s nJared weFe re-
cetve1 here over crpried lines %
connsxsc2f.on sodsv fella~ NJ 'he
storm - Thurs1sy uighi "a -
created an unestimAted Amounf "a
dazaxe ~ property n 'he Ficints -
vera ArkAAelshsa. Malvern ant
Malvern. and other pc.nts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
sAsoir GARDNER IS
10 &c aEINoleTEp

TaAccr. All Nov i9.-lnciftmsns
a. Roy Gzrsner. train baE a. sa Q
cAarge q ai;em.tine 20 hold ~ =
T1Isay nai clerk. wlli he asked %
TIE se1s-si srzn1 jury IN Paoenix
on Tuesday. Ncve1 ber - aceors iny
70 snnoeneczent gester.ay ~ G r
McPzl. elers q ne rntea states
district court here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
me- iiilI loss IilDN
BOILER f>riO~iO<

nfseatllir. resns. NW 10 t1fe -
usknppa nlEln. discovered 10 thn
boiler nam W ,he rehabilitation
bsEalnx 81 Wesley eallrwa eaHY 90
iay spfsad ever the eniifs sfractafe
after ths hpHsf hai sspls-ird aat
saassH total loss = ,ne hailaluf
ast eaHlpmsnt gsluai "a snoat
tise 900
Tho college Is sltuated fNp mlles
aoafh ~ Gveafllls sud ilfemee
esfe anahls a. eom1at The aame@
oeins e. the iafa u saisf = lllHes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
Nine Killed When
Santa Fe Flyer
Hits Funeral Car

Chicago. Nov. is.--Nlns people
were instantly killed ard funeral
iimoesins W which the, we're 10
ing, was demolished when . fast
Santa Fs train crashed into the
machine as u was crossing the
tracks between summit and Lyons
this morning
Parts % the victims bodies an 4
fragments of the machine we're
ssrs~n along the track Cor nearly a
mile. The accident Occurred st >
bend IN the road ard Il 10 though;
the driver vas unable 70 see the
approaching train on account Of .
driving snowstorm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
Far East
Is Topic
OfDay


Tokta Nos l1 The e2hlBei coan
ra = Reported to-iav - Aavs skneet
snn~ovRx ths arat 81 ihe amend
zsent ta tAs naval rr.sfcsals az ths
Waxhingscn exnlerpnce sahm ttea ty
tas JAr4nese deieration. >atieH a.
tie farther refs~vnce of tAs arnn a.
the 1lifonatss advisory g,eaol e. ~
he'd shortiN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
GERMAN I>Dt ~fitINi.
M,GN,II 10 VIII .IDIss.t

nsi.n Nps - Hugo atiahss.
usfman In1aslfiai maxnate left hers
for toaa1n last alsht a. tas lavlfa
ilon % Prime Mlaister Lloyd usesgv
according - an aBaosncemsni fosiaY
ps ths takai Anx~ixef Presumably
ssYs ne announcement Herr sta
nos slslf 20 ths English capital it
10 saHusst tioa slfh ueFuan fepafs
IIons -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
r-ulL HOUSE BURNS
xUc- COTTON DESTROYED

Aranore Nov is-Flre - nn
known o-igin DESTROYED TIE cottor
ssec and k1li hoase a The Chocsa =
Coitoa o. oonfany and threaisns1
residences in the southern pzrf q
Tie city YESTERDAY sye1ias Los e
estimated a. So a-sa efh very lirf ?
lnk1rznce
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

The Sunday community aias sf
liie first " g church nest sasaay
a. q 81 viii present some new
features. ia add.t'on a. tbe fszais
rroEgnm ~ community sanxs
The community suuefesia @ih have
thr benefit " romr ~ the work ~
the Guthrie Cnofai soeistY from lia.
~ time. bat no special shaouaoe
menis ars 70 D. made ~ aay ~ thee
extra numbers Yoa musi noi misa
ans ~ these slnrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
inofherPreifyY Young
WIDOW Who Killed
Hubby, Is Cleared

ok s,hors cts. Noe ie -Ae
nAeeile ta~sras "a yssg 90
eieo,e ss~s ssaaitted todss -
shs muraer ~ her hosbAnd.
"asiy Id~sras Aftsf hslra out
ssnxe 81 " e'ticst sesstraa, ~
tsrnoea she feff seneuntsd Sc
veealct ~ net peatf a " u'eiass
tsis morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
4eoxoaE IS GROWING.
MORE .. o 200. NEEDED

Ardrore. SoF IS Postmaster fsa~
EIor.son hss senf > r~qaest 70 Pos'
uastsr Cer@rsi Hays for grsst-f
fzc.Htes .; the Arcnore stsf.or.
ia -snx that the baFiness q 1921
~o.n surEass thst = So ~ =
rer csnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
MAIL oRoEg swlsoLE
IS UsEsRT-ED ~ TEXAS

Horsfon. Texas Sov. ia So
too of SHAT officers beiieve 70 b a
nzriorxide sehezEe q nal ordsr
81 sndiing has beets Bnezrths1 here
azfhorstss elain- Three men yerr
tskes lnso custody By Ioeai police
~o~xing in eonisnssion sith private
..rexI gators sos lavestlgstlcr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
.Scrap'PMe
fOrNeWeSt
BattRr
sUltrriN

Nesspofs News Va Nes - The
xupt rafesdnaseht West N,ru.ola
n~~sss aaultion 20 the Amefisan
nasg ard schsauiee % fats tns
ssrar ris ~sthin ie~ r~oniha un
oer sne reosction prcersn'. ~As sos
Sessfuis iaunsnea todsy a. the plart
% tee Ne~pcrt Ne~s SnirbuHalNa
anc prs QsrA serapsry Mss Alice
Mser. - erar~eu. Nest virginia
ehrstenea TIE snip a. she uaoe 4
from tre ~sys
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

There are twenty fpo lawfef ln
ua,hr. t~eat, ef phem praeties ana
ali asem ~ be Aspi hahf. aann me-
senie 'css lmi sil make Hgins
~hieh aora % shnu that tho mind ~
m"H rau cDntfRsy betlmrs EiEhtreN
medical doctors thtve rhfupraes0gs
aud tao osieepasba sse that the feu
pie ~ the city and flelniiY are kset
N snna hnallh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19
aED CROSS HAS JOB ron
GOOD FARM HAND

The local Red Cross office has o
can for a good farm hand al SIS
per month Nish board and room
Must I've with family and must be
alee. but not too nsce 10 10 any kind
u farm work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-19

Ssoo<lrr snssch rla - bid q
sxs-dis- @ Wednesday. November
=. Pssrty q tsrteys anf geese
Brsnr yOsT 0~n Ezr- Big rro~ds
ex,ecs.s. ia<s q sDo-f Tn1s-
6f-sctscz q z 3. Pzrxsr