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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
TRIBUTE WILL BE PAID
CHAMP CLARK: BODY TO
BE TAKEN TO ST. LOUIS

= WASHINGTON. March A.
. TrsNNse such as Is usaasly re-
= served for rr~ssasmts Is raannea
= tor CAasap Glars. TIE body 81
= rse sazwaer speaker a the house
= win fc ia STATE In Ihe raaaaA ef
. tire capitol, on On the hease floaE. I
= Services Eall De he2A ffwrn The
. nsese elh4raAsr saturday EneTu-
. anE. FVaaaWa1g sse SERVICES JAs
2 Asaag win Ne taken AG sEseg8al
, raSH 10 81. Leans where u via I
> 4ie ln scale uzth Sn-saAg ana I
, 4aeN Ae taken 10 BsEairrg Grcsa<
= Ter ess1aAa in the rniisz "a C'i4r'ks I
hnzne scenes
= All fgacS in wash5HctSH VII I
> De al bari Tslssa whale Harding IS 4
= fsk8nc lAt cath 1oaAs- nesrHe I
, sne press af 1acisln1xe rsaEasgs. I
THE hs1se paiust.a ter an haur I
, gasd naeSs to tElarsze ne fsFnatr I
, lifHaotE4i15e leaftr
} e q RN Ne &e . = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
NOTICE or STREET ASSESSMENT
fNSfAiANlHNT rRlNltlNsfS

Notice IS hereby given that the
comsaea CNoaeca ~ The CITY ~ rea>
S2esaa, Sa rehraArS ~, 1891, dsa
saske aa asSeSSaaeas for ne hnfzaVe>
aaeAs ~ GARFIELD street nom the
aersA uae u Jackson street 10 the
sSasA siNe ~ Martin Srees, n The
cny q EaeaaleSea, and ava asses tAe
ee.ats@es pSsce Tor es&ksas sad sSa~
Fg~VesAeess AkasnsS the lots parts es
8asS &a4 paFVeas ~ lard. especa&1p'
n~@essteA sAss~aS, Az persons atfecs.
"a Ax Ssea Improvement aNa &ssoSs>
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

human heart for fellowship, fraternity
md cooperation. We crave friendship
and harhor no hate. But America. our
America, the America builded on the
foundation laid BY the Inspired fhth-
ers. can be a party TO no permanent
mllinry alliance II can enter into no
ro,tical commitments, nor assume
eny. economic obligations which Will
subiect our decisions to any other than
ouf authority.
81 am sure our own people will not
,nisunderstand, nor the world Will mis-
eonstrue. We have no thought TO lm-
pede the paths to closer relationship.
We wish to promote understanding
We wnnt to do our psrt In making Of
fensiye warfare so hnteful THAI governs
inents and peoples who resort 10 u
most prove the righteousness OF their
cause or stand as outlaws before the
bar Of civilization.
Association for Counsel
We are ready TO associate ouFses-
vcs with the nations OF . the world.
great and small. for conference, Tor
counsel, to seek the expressed views OF
world opinion. to recommend way
10 approximate disarmament and re-
lieve The crushing burdens OF military
nnd naval establishments. We elect
10 participate in Suggesting plans for
mediation, conclliation and arbitration
lnnd would gladly Join in that expressed
conscience OF progress. which seeks TO
clarity and write the laws OF interna-
tional relationship and establish .
world court for the disposition Of such
justiciable questions as nations are
agreed to submit thereto. In express
ing aspirations. in seeking praetical
plans and IN translaiing humanity's
new concept OF righteousnesS jastioe
and its hatred Of war into recoui-
mended action we are ready nnoss
heartily to unite. but every commits
n.ent must be made in the exercise OF
our national sovereignty.
Since freedom impeiied and 4.t-
dependence inspired and nationality
exalted. "A world supergovetnment Is
contrary to everything we cherish and
can have no sanction By our republic.
This Is not selfishness. II Is sanctity.
Il is not aloffness. u Il security. II
is not suspicion of others. Il Is patriotic
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
SASIii ,EIIIlIEIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII
1TNVFNAPS5. .klS~rHfN'TfffNl

saturday shoppers win Find THESE Cood
bargains and Hundreds or Others Awaiting
Them IN pcndleton's Economy Center.
COTTON FI.ANNET. GLOVES 1Oc
These are the gloves that have recently
been selling at zoe and 25c. We have about
700 pairs.
CHII.DREN'S STOCKINGS Zoe
rhey come In black and brown. Good
elastic ribbed and full length leg i9c for
all sizes.
GINGIiAM STREET DRESSES $2.OS
They run 90 percent below the present
market price, They save the making and
they save YOU some good hard cash,
MEMS HEAVY WORK SHIRTS gsc
The good "tufr' madras. not the light
weight chamhries, These are shirts that
originally sold for S2.0O and $2.25; all sizes.
RoYS SkUFF SHOES Si.0S
This I'D introduces the first boys shoes
In pendloton az this price. Built ON the
Scout last. sizes 1 TO 9.
WONIEN'S STOCKINGS Zoe
Don't confuse these stockings with the
variety that was never worth over 10 cents.
These hose sold reguarlyat acc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
Dated February III. 1891.
tsgfs NnoEttoySE.
TreassFeh et the city ef reAAletea. BY
Va, ", nsekSaa. peeaes,



TRe following DESERVED animals
Aaxe s,eea taken an ~ the esArsAal -
TIE estS ef lsesAsesNs. teswlsS
ons DARK fsvWa mare star IN feFe-
he&A. Waite Sse4 ~ aese, est ea len
aosss&l. we4gAt see aesAas sge three
seAns ais
ore AaS nAafes white ssses u fes~e
heaa. as aels Sas weight seee poSaSA
10 y Il years So
ore hsy ssfa waite STRIP n fSeA
selt s5aa Nsss waite Asaaa sa tssAs hse
snVssShAs.
0ae haS. twa years es1 le1 Assd
ase4 white, szsAS - sseAt sse SaSsss
aase
ore aeAs sezees aaAreA wAsse SsSsr -
fsee. hssA Asas See< xAss%,
eve seAx aaess HAses s4sEs te wefS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

weseht 1909 pounds, ne marks or
AFands
Il said aaimals are not claimed hS
the owners or thNSe entitled "a their
RoSseSsieN, coSss and expenses raid
ard taken away wtthsa ten days frem
lae date hereef then st 2 O'Clock y,
M. on the Ssh, aay OF MaSch 1894,
the said animals wS,l Ne sold "a tire
ktsAexs hta&er, AZ peNl,o auction. fer
eessA. a. the CSsS PoanS. 10 said CITY
a. teHaletoN. the pySceeas ef saeh
ssls te ~ Applied 10 the payment 81
sseA costs and sxpeases N saAesas
sale.
Dated tAss 2srA day 81 rseroary,
ls1s,
Al. ROBERTS. cssy Marshal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

nseut desiring sa take advantage of the
PROVISIONS of Chapter : ~ Title IS, os
IlNrd's oregon Laws providing that
such assessments may he raid in ten
annual tnStsllmenss are Hereby nott-
tied thar application 50 70 de mnst he
suaae to the city Recorder, as ia such
chapter provided wsthsn ten DAYS
fr,sm the date et This notice. Forms
Tor SaoA applications may Re secured
fresa the effSee of the CITY Recorder.
Dated at reaaleSes. Oregon, This
sra sias Of March. 1891,
TTfoS fTTZ GERALD.
Clsy Recorder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
Some Money Saving Specials
For Saturday Shoppers

Spring.time, fabric time, and
We are featuring for tomorrow
many money saving values in
fashionable silks, woolens and
cotton goods which win fur
nish inspiration for new gar
ments and other spring time /.
needs AT SAYINGS WHICH
ARE L x G Il PTI0NAIlIY
WORTH WHILE.
We Are Now Selling 40-inch
Al Silk Crepe de Chine at
$l.75.
Throughout the silk depart
ment one may see many as
sortments with tickets that
show the lower trend Of silk
prices. You surely will notice
the new low price on our new
crepe de chimes for spring.
Shown in all the new Spring
shades, full 40 inches in width.
The New Spring Price. SITS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
INDIGESTION


IMmps Of undlgested food causing
pain. When your stomach Is acid
and Is aaAsy. sour OF you nave nearS-
burn. flatuwnce, headache or dyspep-.
sia here is speed dyreliel-- waiting.
Eat tahlet'or two OF paRes Din-
pepsin and Instantly your stomach
feels fine. An the Indigestion pain'
gases. acidlty and misery In the aom-
ach caused by ac!dity ends.
pape's Diapepsin tablets cost little at
any drug store but there is no surer OF
quicker stomach antacia known.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
Shildren's Slippers

Good looks need not be sacri-
feed to allow youngsters feet
plenty Of room for unhampered
and easy growth. If it is proper
ly and scientifically constructed
a shoe can be made to be COM
Portable and good looking as
we'll.
Such are our children's shoes
and slippers with their broad,
comfortable toe shapes.
Child Patent or Kid Slippers,
instep strap, sizes 5 to 8.
price ................ S2.25
Child Patent or Kid Slippers,
instep strap, s - to II,
Price -. S2.T0
Misses Patent or Kid Slippers,
instep strap, II IL. to 2,
Price .s.......... S3.5O
Growing Girl Patent or Kid
Slippers, instep straps, 2 1-2
to z, price ........... $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

Ik,sre wasna any trHfEle 5hrn whc'a
SENATOR RsE'dins rode Down Penns1l-
rhna avenue sE we1sn FawsadtEa Hard
a1r rode hsxik. Wnshirrtrn T,siIss't
xlaarpd ahe sarcst ana aanratnr assa
his squad az narallix hHd aIht avenue 40
themselves.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

Nsllee ~ FNsnteHt ef CIV ef peNale-
TEA tnapg9seAeA4 tseaa
<eklee = AesetN given that CIV -
e.AaleksA fragfcseMsAt HeAaa No. ~.
sses e NJ. 4 &essse Is, vii Ne pst1
- bseezAsatseH tsereos 10 sAe aa>
azgsaxeea Al tAe AAAeE4eAn NassaA&l
&Ak. peRAseteH. CNAtillA coNAsA
esea. sfsef NapeA 4, 1874,
Nles<za eA re aseye NAsae& Nssas
eAea NtefeN \. 1881.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
New Stylish Neckwear

We're showing a beautiful as
sortment of choice new neck
wear including imported silks Of
rare beauty. Wen show you
values and styles not to be found
elsewhere ..,...... SOC to $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
Beautiful Waists in Many
New Models

Come SEQ them, They are quite
the prettiest that we have had
The pleasure Of Offering you this
season and at their low prices
they are iresistibly attractive.
They are made Ii such a palms.
taking, careful way, Of such ex-
cclent fabrics that perfect iii and
entire satisfaction are assured.
The materials are crepe, Geor.
gette, taffeta, lawn, tub silks
etc. Priced from $5,75 to $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
Storm and French Serges Are
Priced Much Lower, From
$l.00 to $4,OO Yd.

iAivisit to our dress goods
department viii afford you
the best possible opportunity
to enjoy, compare and select
for your spring wardrobe.
You will find every piece of
dress goods marked much
lower
New Spring Prices on Serges
$i.O0 to $4.0O Yard.
You'll Find a Complete Stock
of Domestics Here Priced to
Suit Thrifty Shoppers.
10 M. berkeley No 20 Canshrsr VII. ssc
Va h.. Rcrkeky No, 100 Cambria, I'd. 2ec
10 ~. Wamsutta Nainsook, yard. ) doc
SNpr FInc Lonsslalc Canihrte, yard. a0c
80 IN. IonSialc Shooting, Sari -. etc
ao IN. Fine nlcachc,l Muslin, yard, 2tc
ENtrW Fine loaSialc JcaIG ward soc
80 h.. CnAlcachcd Muslin, yard -. Use
10 IN. rcppc,vn nhlcachcd Sheeting,
ynri ..s,sssssss.sshNes Suc
40 IN. Cnhlcach~l pcouot Shccting, soc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

PORTLAND. lanraA Ala. R-B-
M1rke1f 1rx s1sndg-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

n tneraaNce aaf kNAak wefk -
~ tristan iNee eNe Fell and enc pFtAs
- wera ssedlN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04
Shirts of Rare Quality

Manhattan and Eagle shirts in
the newest, most desirable pat
terms, exclusive patterns. Known
as the best, the best known.
Don't BUY till you've seen them.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-04

You'll be replacing your heavy
winter underwear soon with B.
v. DS We are prepared as
never before to please you, Every
style Of spring underwear of the
desirable kind is here. It viii pay
YOU to look our assortment over
before spending your money
elsewhere,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
tot MITES vi III PAY
ron iIOSrtrN CAM.

Counties cannot eaeape ihelf res
possibility to the poor by failure %
vote the levy prescribed by isN for
mrh pnrpeaes. according ~ an opin
lon hy the attorney seneyEF. offlce
This viii nean that counties mast
pay $40 week Or Tuberculosis
patients admitted 10 the rallhlna
hospital. even though tha excips
board % the county made no proyis
Ion Cor such hnd /, vas held
pF A Il Lewis. state health com.
missioner asked FOR ths oplaloa
when several persons IN dire need -
treatment AZ the hospital hal no
fpnda % providing for The payment
~ necessary expenses n flo a week
reaulfed by me static for Keeping the
patients IN the hospital
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
I.t<t.sIO< To PLAY
FAST KANSAS III,t<

The foot taii team of the lAnsnton
University has deisatsd all eomesa
50 Tar this year and now ssloy
100 fer c~at record for tho season
However the team haa chance fos
defeat on Thankselslng Day when
tho Topeka Industrial Institute husk
les come % fAngston The Kansas
booters have also made a wonder-
ful record shlu season. defeating ali
oontenders and are coming 70 Lang
ai0n on ThanksxlslHg bay deteFmin-
Cd 10 defeat the soonsrs A record
Is hound 70 be shattered m Cuth-
re people want 70 see rsai exclt.
ing game they can 90 80 by comiar
10 Iangaton next Thursday sail
Preslden, !. N. Marques. Who sas
Ia Guthrie today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
CRESCENT BARBER IS
VISITED BY KLANSMEN
Prank Cheney. Negro Barber, Is
Told To Leave Town Within
Ten Days SAYS He
VIII Stick

Men dressed q me noNlns white
uoes orl caps - the ku klHx Nlau
visited the home ~ Prank Cheney
negro barber 80 Crescent city sun
day nirhi ana told him 80 shnke ne
dust oi Crescent sfoai his SO shoe.
B, peccmhef iat ~ suffer the conse.
duences
II "a said That good many ne
rroee from the surrounding eountfv
conefcrate at the Casney barber
shop ai nisht tlme and u is also
iui'maied hy Erasccnltea that walsr
stronger than sealolm has been con
sumed during the gatherings How
irue this ia Officers here refuse io
state An Investigation is nov on
g asked The bunch % white caps
vhat / had dopa in make them want
me tn lepve hut thrY nnu.d not toll
me J om ra.ns 90 STICK H they
Mil me ! trpc ,he laW cots theut
70 thoy merely iar ana feather me
or Nhln me-l vii tu g sot aone p
them" aaid cheney Monday
SO ono hai Cheney aW shr maakel
men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

this year have been assisting in prun
ing the orchard every year since II was
planted. Ia commercial orchard that
is given the care it should have this
pruning Is done each year. regardless
Of whittier there is a crop or not. aud
the trees are never allowed 10 get by
year without careful pruning. The
Ned Holman orchard west Of the ciir
has been carefully pruned and cultivat
ed By experts.
Peaches require more pruning than
any other variety Of fruit, as they will
ON an average grow twice too much
wood each year. The trees when
young are headed low and each year
they are cut back in the tops 10 keep
them headed low. and in addition to
that NESTS" Of Iiybs are thinned ont,
the object of pruning being not only
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
MANY ATTEND INN\t.tll~-
Ilt SERVICES, VI. I. tItt Wtl

The cyaneellstlc services noW 10
proagcss at the first Methodist
church. prumlse TO ba ~ srvat heiu
90 ,de church aud communi,y
The srrslce last esealnw brcu9hi
together many who mknliscsra a
great interest IN tse things u the
uospel pf cailan delivered fine
inspgfational message on the "Pires
- uod~ and Mr. TaTxart led the
congregational singing. and also
rendered b~aalifal solo Jesus j.
Calling whlch mas greatly eniosed
by all pressn, Mrs y N Deselms
accompanied at the plano In efficient
manner The services ~ill begin
each evening al seven thirtr f'er
annal WORKERS meet a seven TOR
counsel aud prayer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

prnned while the Damsons are praned
very little, suckers being removed
whore ever found and any rubbing
Enbs removed that being about an the
pruning the Damsons are given
Cherries require less pruning than
any other trees. and generally speak
ing the less pruning done on them
the better An suckers growing AZ
The base n the trees are removed. any
rnb6sse limbs are taken ont and any
broken BSanehes or limbs are removed.
u IS just little early for grape
pruning, il being better % wait until
a good heavy freze has driven back
The sap, thus preventing their bleed.
ing y December. January and Feb.
ruary are generally the best months
for pruning the vineyard.
Continued on Page ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22

II is orchard pruning time for Okla
homa just a. soon as the frost has
taken the leaves and while the weather
is such as j. we'll adapted for outdoor
work Is the best time for this class Of
orchard work The past two weeks
have been ideal
Ten days ago crew of men were
put 10 work in the big commercial
orchard located southeast Of Tulsa,
property Of the author
The men have just about completed
the pruning of 1000 peach trees. and
in another week the entire orchard
will have been given its annual once
over" with the pruning tools.
The men are worked in pairs. two
to the tree and row. Experienced men
are employed as far as possible each
year. and some Of the men employed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
IT'S ORCHARD PRUNING TIME IN O


10 keep the trees headed back hui e.
MOI permit too much wood 10 stay. thus
keeping them from overlooking next
year Peach trees bear their fruit neN'
SEASON on the wood grown this year
An dead limbs aud broken branches
are removed in pruning No fixed
rules can be- lad down for pruning. ~
each individual tree Is given the treat
lnent il demands
Ncctarine and apricot trees require
about the same treatment as peach
trees. while apples require less prun-
ing than the peaches.
Many of the varieties Of piums re-
quirc rs heavy pruning o. the peach.
while other yarietise require very
little. II any. For instance. Gold,
America. Stella. Saisuma aud many
like varieties Of plnms are severely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
WELL KNOWN GUTHRIE
CITIZEN IL CALLED

Frank IIel,on, long time resident
IL Guthrie answered the cali q the
grim reaper He passed away Mon
day morning shortly after be had
parisken of his breakfast A severe
pa in the region o. his heart caused
the enc.
Frank Helton was born 90 years
Ak ~ Virginia When he was five
years old he moved 20 Iowa and came
here shortly after the opening. He
has been with the Rock Island Rail-
road Offices for sore time
Besides his grief stricken wife. be
leaves an aged mother. sister and
son Frank Hepon. ia, who vii ar
rye tonight from Houston. Texas
The funeral services will be al
the Christian church tomorrow af-
teinoon al 2.30.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
rYpRocRlrEs TO &c
cHuRcAEo AT ARoMoRE

Ardmore. Nov ss The First Pres
byterisn shurh VAS the first 70
return a clean bsll and was followed
by 81 Palnips Episcopal. the Carter
avenue Methodist. the east Ardmore
Presbyterian. Broa,A~ay Method y
an the FIRST Christian church
osher churches u the city have in
vestigatinv committees az work now
hut have not made their reports
on,y a few cases of members owning
questionable property were report
Cd BY inyestsgation. the reports
show.
At mass meeting IN convention
haa November :. district judge
Champion asserted that these ques-
tionahle houses were owned or con
trolled BY church members. This
caused every church directorate 60
pass resolutions demanding an in
vestiga,ion and expulsion from he
church ~ any member owning sucA
property.
Any church member Who will rent
OF lease his business property 10
bootleggers or men and women who
are known 10 ylolsse the laws Il Cad
and man should no, be permitted 70
aliftste with decent peopl." ID
one minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
NEWsDOYS TO FEAST
ON TURKEY, THURSDAY
Mine Host. scardeu. Of the lone
Will Be Big Brother To All
Newsies OF the City
Thanksgiving Day

The lone vii serve iis usual
THANKSGIVING d.nner io the euthile
ne~ .hoys this sear Mr scar1en
decided 10 forego 1his trip 90 81
Louis 10 attend 49, bis mceiius of
the American Directors IN order 10
make this new sboys treat a 70 cess
Mr. Scarden says this wear -
eathcr in larger numhef than usual.
~ he b. determined NOT 90 miss auv
boy who has no 1hanksEislng dnner
elsewhere. The boys AZ the tele-
praph offices viii he among his
guests this year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
'XeIIOu
Portland
TeutOnS

BERLIN. Nos - lalNn. aiihoagh
onc - cerraays foes. Ia the work.
war continues q command lncreas
ing measures 81 sympathy snd inter
cst from lhr newspaper comments.
tors W ting On the Washington eou-
ference Naeh ~ the commont Is
ei,en over 20 speculation A. 20
whether 1anan can avoid being iei
~ the posi- ia what s termed the
iosksylnx FOR rosltioa IN ths raee
for prettier Ga the facAie q 81
also asked whether she slil BE- shle
10 ersapr the poliek ~ IN lrcle
ment" TO Uhich German, ls repre
sentea as failing victim.
should Iapap emerge from the
conference as On ISOLATED power. the
editorial writer's believe she viii he
forced 20 seek economh and poi
teal or rcn,ation IN The direction -
Russia. th terminal facilities ia
Germany A community of inter
est comprising reutons s.ass and
the yellow races. = suggested az one
" the possibilities 90 be- reckoned
wth ia making over tho post war
world Thus Germany conceisos a
new constellation IN whiea the
Father'ana IS destined 10 shine
brightly
sash speculation Is not confined
10 the lay mind but = presented IN
an sAemnliy IN hshcr quarters
where Il ls believed the absence from
the conierenre Of Germany and
Russia viii mean the eventual cur.
tailment os Japans sphere - IN
0neRee.
Aside from these conic,aures both
public and ofnciai Germany can.
tlnues 20 eyince only passing inter
est IN the progress Of the confer
euce There have been expressions
of approval Of the meeting and its
aims from tire to time. but these
we're merely the sporadic utteranece
of prciesslonl paaf isss The
former military leaders maintain an
attitude es skeptie,sn
Tho bulk % the nesspapers giv'
the proceedings in Washington onil
perfunctory display among routinl
news ans in their editorials commen
advocate suspendlng Judgment unii
pos tive results are achieved
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
4 COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Is REMOVED FROM OFFICE.

sallis1x. Nov 23-George Coke.
chairman of the board Of county
commissioners q Cherokee county,
was temporarily suspended from Of
fice by District Judge Jarman here
Yesterday on charge OF Irregular
ties in office preferred by the at
torney general.
It : alleged tha, Coke conspirei
with road overseers to employ men
and tears on county roacwosk. pay
ing them one prsce an charging the
county larger sums
Judge Jarman named James Gray.
cf we.llng. as temporary successor.
and set Coke's trial for permanen;
suspension for the Februa-y term OF
court at Tahlequah.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-22
MANY TEACHERS TO
ATTEND EDUCATION MEET
Thursday and Friday Is Dates
For Third Annual Gathering
of Central District Teachers
At Edmond

Many Guthrie teachers v-l attend
the Central Teachers meeting al
Edmoaa this week Mrs Cora Far
ren. eofmer county superintendent 81
LOGAN county - secretary oc the
association and is on the prosram
for paper Mrs Nora MuNNs.
present coua,y superintendent VII
also attend the meeting
Scores 81 teachers from an parts
OF the central district are expected
TO attend the third annual session
% Central Oklahoma Education
association a, Edmond Thursday and
Friday. according 90 Il. n Wilson.
state superintendent OF public iu-
struetion, who will attend The
Thanksgiving holidays viii enable
many teachers to be there who
otherwise could not make the trip.
he said
The session Will open Thur day
might SO ) o'clock in the auditorium
u Central State Normal school. with
an address by Dean kendrick G Bab.
cock of The University az Illinois
Charles II Brongh OF Little Rops,
former governor OF Arkansas, will
speak FT,dar morning an American
l.esdersar ae World. and again
in lhe rr.us gu Ne Study q
Sci Mas'c vii. be furnished hs
the Apus-o ar et Oklahoma City
Wilson viii speak Friday AZ .rnoon