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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
LEGION POsT OPPOSED
TO HOSPITAL MEASURE

McAlcstcr. okla. Jan. 4..-Decldei
opposition 10 the $1,000 .Ooo hospltal Cor
disabled soldiers was eNprcpscd m
resolution adopted al a meeting OF the
Rupert Harrison pop, Of the American
Legion here sunday afternoon. The le-
Hion went on record az oppos nc the
project because the expense was en-
urely eui VI proportion to tho aueo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04

NJ EAfA4LtllHs
Oklahoma City, Okla, Jan. 4.-,chc
eighth oklhoma Legislature viii De-
gin its regular session here at noon
today Lieutenant Governor Trapp is
expected 10 call the senate 10 ord.r
while the house will probably b..
form.,ly convened By S. D. Bailey
Of Synder. chairman Of the R-pub-
lican majority caucus in the house Of
representatives,.
After organization Of both branches
Is completed a joint meeting OF the
upper ana lower houses is expected
tc be held in the chamber OF ne
house Of representatives, when returns
OF the last general election wl b.
clnyassed.
Governor Robertson's message &c
The legislature, It Is thought PROBABLE.
" u be delivered al the join. sesa on
following fhe canvass OF re urns, but
II preliminary activities should extend
tc unexpected length the message may
not be delivered until tomorrow.
According TO returns TO he gate
election board there VIII be q Dem.
ocra.s and II Republicans IN r.e
senate and 3S Democrats and 81 Pc
publcans In the house. a total of
1876 members Of both houses.
Members Of all caucuscs were busy
this morning select ng Legislative en-
ployes and II IS believed that a ful.
list win be completed Ste today. TIE
senate committee on eiHyloyes is com-
posed Of Pee Coyne Of Estelle, Crals
county; Luther Harrso o. ada, Tom
Anglin Of H5ldenyiile, James Spur
lock Of Harmon, Roger Mills county,
and Harry Z. COrdel Of Frederick.
TNlman county.
a committee 70 control all subsidiary
bodies in the upper house was an
nounced By the Democratic Committee
on commit ees. after . caucus las.
p Fhi. i Is composed Of Z. =. Hin OF
Nc Alester, z. / Dayidson Of Tl'sl.
7. r H.nsley Of Fl Reno. ". W. PI;h
of Boise City, C.marron county. AMI
Ross Lillard Of Oklahoma City. Alr.
Flsh was selected as repraseu awe
u The original supreme court DIS
,r.cts.
Members o. both bouses spen, this
morning N consultation whiyh ls ex-
2ec'ed 10 shorten materially the l!mo
needed Tor organization after the lc.-
stature conyenes.
Twcu y-'Jur senator's were counted
d. ;he democratic senate caucus held
asi ngh. The republican nincrity
rucls ~ ihc sena.c held us finai
uctrr before she cunyeuing O. t,o
ogls.atJre at 10 o'clock ,his mora n. |
". A. Briggs of NIoodwa-i csucu,
hartman. presided a. the meeting.
a. o Republican house caucus las.
l.gst George T. schwabe o. NoSa.a
Tas selected speaker o. the hnLs, /
lnd Bailey ,. Bel of Tu.sa was SEE
eried speaker protein
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
BARRIERS Reduce Wording Time

The union BARRIERS voted TO make
their closing hours during the year
1871 Gao eich evening OF the week
cscep, saturday. and on Saturday
night the closing hour was ma i"
al $40. The order will reduce
tho working time each day by 0.
minuteG
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
Wake Me aDoughboy Again. Just Ei
FESTIVE NICKLE LOSES
PURCHASING POWER on
.ARDMORE STREET CARS

Oklahoma City. Jan. Am IN
creai In s.rce, car fares from
cents TO 10 cents was granted
late yesterday by the state co,.
roration commission to the Ard.
more Street Railway company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04

Oklahoma City ty--Dcmourat c and n.
7nb icin cnucusc- prepare proera .ns
FOR STATE legislature which convcnes
TUESDAY noon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
OO|N GS Ar WASH|N GTON
BRIEFLY TOLD IN WIRE.
STORIES OF THE DAY.
LITTLE LEGISLATION PENDING
BEFORE CONGRESS-; NO At
TEMPT TO OVERRIDE PRFSI-
DENTAL VETO ON SEC. ~.

Washington. Jan. 4.-The senaie H.
nance committee decided today against
an attempt to override President VII.
sons veto of the bin to suspend for
another year operation OF Sec,iOl 10
OF the Cllyton Anti. rust Act, pro-
hlbitinS railroads under certain cond.
ions from purchasing ma.er:als from
corporations whose directors interlock
win those of the carriers.
New leg. Station. 1t was a: nourccd
will be considered as a substitute :oI
the vetoed bill.
Vigorous oppo.ition 10 any lcgisla-
lon restricting immigration will De
presented tod4y 20 the senate nm. .r2-
ton committee by Louis Marshall ct
New York, representing the American
Jewish commi tee. lie named a mum.
ber Of distinguished Americans. who
"sprang IRON allen ancestry" and sa.d
many OF the boys who carried tn
lag through the Argonne were imn.-
grants"
President Wilson's mother was m
immigrant he added. Charles Evans
Hughes ia her and mother both were
immigrants"
The committee decided today to
conclude hearings next week 20 oesin
preparations for a presen aation to
the senate.
Commissions will recess until Mo.-
day when Witnesses from Pacific coas.
s,ates viii be heard
The senate finance committee WIS
prepared to begin considera ion of he
hOrdney emergency tariff bill today
at meeting called by Senator Perrose
its chlirman who returned to the cup
.'al yes.erday after an absenc, tf
more thIn a year.
Chances Of the bill in the senae
are believed not to have neen i'm
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-04
MEMBERS OF ANDERSON POST GATHER
ABOUT FESTAL BOARD AND WITH SONG
ORATORY AND LAUGHTER DRINK TOAS7S
TO MEMORY OF THE DAYS Of LANG SYNE
EIGHTH LEGISLATURE
Of OKLAHOMA Opened
FORMALLY At NOON
DEMOCRATS CONTROL SENATE:
REPUBLICANS RIDE 3uCKtNG
BRONC N HOUSE; COVER.
NOR'S MESSAGE READ

Oklahoma City. Jan. 4--Th;
eighth session OF me Okahoma
leg stature was convened shortly
af.cr noon today at the state cap
Gol here.
The senate was called to order at
l2.04 y. m by Lieutenant Cover
nor Trapp and the house Of rep.
'reSentatiYes was summoned at
1902 p. m. s. u. Rliley Of sny.
der, chairman Of the Republican
caucus. presiding. Roll call fol-
lowed
In the senate a committee OF
three was appointed 10 examine
credentials.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
OKLAHOMA ONLY STATE
WHERE VETO NOT USED
MANY New Laws Were Passed
During the Year In the
!, States Of Central
West

Chicago. Sept .. This vas segi
laiure year IN the central vest Tho
grand total OF new laws enacted oy
Regular sessions Of legislatures H.
fifteen ceairal states was ssss This
numter vas se9 less than the bills
passed by these legislatures. yetoes
By the governors or failure to act on
bins accounting for this nainbers
The total vetoes were iso.
Arkansas vas the state enacrns
the largest number OF new laws. Win
60 effective oat Of 7os passed
North Dakota added the smallest
number With I54 out Of Jas passed
Oklahoma was the only state n
which the veto power Vas not eN
efcised. In thas state the regn'5-
session enacted isz Laws out Of ltH'
bills and Joint resolutions before sa@
legislature The largest number e
sstoas vas in Wisconsin, with 20
state Bllls passed New la~s
The list of each Of the fifteen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
OOOs0N TELLS THE
HORROR OF CAl0MEL
You Dont Need io Sieken. 0ripe
or Salivate Yourself 10
start Liver.

Ntnfe h ioae slaeFleh snntnAl
"a Yoa feel headathr. tanr siom
ach rtas ae saaI folr hrtalh had.
oat skin eaihav 49, ,oH heiicse soA
reed vie daafefons caiemei 10 siafi
tlt 81 and bowels
Heres M NDaranfep Agk Noa-
tr4fxixt Tor bottle of poason
ieef To0c and fskv spnunml io-
tifhf h t doesN Nar Nens lis.r
ani stra.ahien yua rfat aa toiirl
fAaa ia.oar and without krpluf -
msAins you sltk J want Hea a. rs
isck "a tae stofe ant SEA yaaf
u,onsf
Take cAlomsl fodey and to nei r',f
soa viiI raei weak aud .leA ami raa.
scaied i,onT lees dat Take 4
sgoealoi 80 harmless vegetable ileds
sous Z iyef Tone tonight aad wake
ap fceiiar splendid b Is rorie.Ng
harmie y sa x.se ft ip teaf shlldren
ans time II cant saiNatv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

lea ~ wAi<h no finite mind can AZ.
.fchend The Hale erens eith an
account cf the creetiou unHpeAkahN
male.ile ana sahilne Aasm wss lhe
nFst maa ths psoxeeilor au3 REPRE-
sentative asAd of Vef race. fosmet
4 ihe daei ug tne groAnA aad mad e
+ twins soal hs iAe Csestof pfeAta
lte was tAe iasi work ~ efeasion
adam ess pegiest taan somelete
in. oysrY physical msalai sna selFii
aai sndoemehl I've VA the neither
cf our fsse. made ffem the flh of
Adam Scientists lAe e. a., To- prove
man, lhlnss hal thef tumble eHen
II somes ~ real faces - afe .sAte1
IA ihe nhle Ihss ssy IL u grs "a
ferrous s. believe that man ess
ssaiol from dust. bat 't s iH al
pfcp slonns 'o believe thu man eAH
created frea mdaole "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
CHANGE MADE IN D. c.
DRY G00OS FIRM
Scott Is Out of Scott Halliburton
Company, Millionaire
Lumber Men In
Contfol

okiahoma Clu ae.t 81 N D.
scoit preaiaen, ~ toe Scott lisM
barton company. has SOLD Ms 80.
tlfe stock 30 lAe biz Main aiire, "a,
psfm,a, store 10 Wade Hampton lai
= n Glasn. vho nsssiuo dlre ism
Is tar organization last spring
Scott announces that Do plans l0
continue his residence m Oklahoma
slly ana pfoponee % launch new
business venture shortly
Desi Satisfactory. 80 says
Following Is statement written
by Scott
have today ei,en b, retlFnatoh
a. president g. tbe llfs,iolt II the
scott lisllkulton company The toe
lsnatioa waa accepted and feei aare
shai the bnelncsa Will costume @ be
alb, condaeied nndar thu nru man
aeemeut
~rhls change has been bfauF "a
about hy sale of the controlling lu.
iorovt ln inc company ana the invest
meni 81 additional capital The n,
ers offered me pflee which ! lelt
folly Justified 10 accepting after ue
Notlatlons urlch were emlnontlY fair
AMI satisfactory ia every reepc,t
nallburton IN Same Position
In connection with my retramtnt
wish Is eNpfeaa nay Fo0d hopes
for the continued prosperity 81 The
company in its new hande. aa enli Aa
my reop appreciation of tho valued
patronage of thc uuhilr, uu which
the great ausoess II the business h.s
been built
a q Halliburton secretary tfea
uror. viii caniinu, 20 ~ active m ~ (
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

Edltor ieA4or in,ernatlonalsm
should be- the ideal ~ all just Fos-
ornaments az Il be indeed l-assibls for
any Eosernment 10 be lasu u is
only thr chickering's oi narrow minds
that keeps the glorious Jt1p.an
dream from being realized. however.
there is much reality Do utopl inism
Oscar Wilde said That the only
reality Was in imagination. while
Keats stated that only thfoush im
aelnation could truth be- obtained
Prejudice between Jee and leniile
should De a isolsed as speedily as
she ieasue ~ nations what the
world needs IS new rellslon or na
religion " religion iniefteres vita
marriage. give % religion. for re-
lielon j. ST the earth. but love Is
immortal Aye love is superre.
igion
would rather be- sober No.
hammedan than 4 drunken Christian
But. anyway. It vii al coa.e out In
the wish , y r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

Editor Leader Nnoh Is beins said
these days by the thirsty bunch
about how easy il would BE- 20 raise
taxes Il booze uas restored % is
rlgbsfui place In society"
permi, me to express il as ms
opinion that any nation IS on ths
road to uin thai alIs ibe .ohrie'y
Of It's soas or The ohastit, Of "a
daughters - deiras the expenses %
ita government
The home is the foundation 81 alI
nations and anything that endan
gers the home Is menace 20 tbe
nation. Do you know auythins
that has broken ~ more homes an
has caused more children 10 20 hun
cry and half clad than alcohol
chlldfen ar starving IN Russia
and yet We flhd Americans 80 selfish
that they insist on the risht 10 de-
siroy valuable fo0astnff b. turnin
4 into a deadly poison 10 order q
create revenns for our government
Surely alsohol has destroyed al the
inner sensIbili,ies of this class Of
men and women. and yet We find
many among This class IN our conn.
try complaining because the man
who has saved his money IL not
compelled 10 divide Il With bis lees
frugal neighfora 80 they An buy
shoes for their children but II they
had the money the shoes would be
booEe.
We believe in personal liberty
and "the sanetity u the home" Dpi
we do not believe In allowing bre.
ers To destroy our food supply that
men may make fools and hogs q
themselves while women and child
ren are starving
Alcohol that all not k.ll a mar
requires the destruction o. SONS
food product 10 manufactnfe u. ans
are biggest argument agains, also
hol is that while +, IL making a foo
Of somebody Il Is starving somebody
else Child Loyer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
TEN YEAR
HUNT FINDS SON
Father Il United With Missing
Roy In the Kansas OIL
Felds After Long
Search

Aaeasss. kan Set - "A seArsh
a. ten yssu q a father Tor his soa
ended Ia Augusta yesterday when n
4 Perkins found his son Eimer Pc.
Alas. who 4 enploy~a "a the roN
sash neid
Ten yesfs sro the Perkins had fam.
~ difncaNs aud Mrs rea Ans took
the boy. then n years % axe sna lsn
The re,klns home n Blue Jacket.
Okla Aud ueni b. reside ~th rela
uves IN wash'aeson, lad
The iather lost trace ~ his eife
aad son and FOR The neAt ton years
Aeard noihlnf from thcU and dla ne,
even know their wAers>.bos,s The
mother died IA the meantime Aha the
soy leftAhe home - III. reiatlses an 4
struck oas 20 himself
lie went 10 the nufklarlru on field
and worked toi time then went 90
the breckenridge fields Ind finally
trifted 90 The Fox bfash field
The father also followed ihe eali o.
ths OIL field ami worked In TIE Ranssr
ard breckenridge fieles and then
vent % Fl Dorado and ~oreed To-
a shor, time
The father came doaa 20 Aasasia
several days aeo % visit some ifieH d
in the Fox bush field and vas intro
duced 70 his son. The names being
the same the father questioned the
now husky ,oang man and after an
hour Or 20 ai Qaessloains Mr. Perkins
found that be had At last found his
son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney and nfAdder trouble 3
gravel, week ard lame back. rheu
nsiism and irregularities ot the Md
ncys aud bladder Regulates blad
de- troubles In children ~ not 500
~ druggists mail sl2s small sot.
.,e often cure. send for sworn test
n.onials Or. V. w Han. ys2e olive
street 81 Louis. No
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

a.sde fahl'. IS the lspsgatleus eem.
n len fFara eomluted ~ SAGA
sesi ansaag runesgaea anil mfnsshai
"a hp aAUAlsnloa sisaw the msins
lsasnes sest ~ the rnaed antsa
fef.rs ef ueeapstlea "a b. isfH 81
viu iheas ~ ffanee slotsas;l
Flaneu hanes Faflana se&i sps
loani aierlug nslsam H.s sTal.gsl
nslgiaa ftsosa aua lsaly. lesQ,iif
ffsnsh ffanta
rna malnssAanse eoat aay tor
ea,h aaldlsf nl ,he Americas aecups
ton iofesa IL plaeei AZ tt.4 France.
1888 Fssneh lsaasA KnxlanA. "
ahiuaufa belgium. N "a feiaan
francs and ltali g Preach franen
fae t.ulrea have nst -, bsaa ils-
ed hl lhs osmmlasion a. TRIAL a.
a mnat decide what pnnslslsa slll
ao,sfa the eaAssyalon lnso xola
msfts ef the asAs~nsab Eihmi,tel
- ibs tafloss natlsaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
CHICAGO TO CELEBRATE
NAHON's INDIAN DAY

Cs.osxn. sept. 23--ch1ef Oshkosh.
a u.rnebaeo Indian recently return :
ID from France where ne has been
tszehlnx forestry leads the indlsnf
u.rtscipztiug IN Chlcago's celebraiiau
q Indian Day tonorroE. Tso yea
azo The IKinols legislature cessgrziss
the foorth Friday IN September As an
anna Indian lay. ard this IS lis
second observance here.
Ceremonies viii BE- held IN Chi
cams forest preserve under chair ?
rasnSsip u Ransom y kennieoit. II
cslsf forester. The Chicago HistOr
cal society las joined With the for
- Dreserve cistrscs. and the boy
zoo>s vii assist 4 number q n
a..a. have been invited b. the dis
,r,o* from reservations in wisecns;s
zn1 oxahorrs. and from Nebraska.
The youfh Of America are beins
hro.xtf ~ on the cigar @gs IL
S,aa.- said Kiss carpiise u Nc
,sasnl Librarian of the histor~-'
secxssys xns have lot conceDtioe q
.bs d.tulfy and -np0rtzuoe u st3s
.ne-ctn Endssn- The society = n
te-ss,es IL indszn Day from ths eds-
estssnzl stzndsosnt We want . -
.sev-sop = more jet and true con
.s,estn Of TIE ortzlnsi American In
<szn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
CIRCUS OWNER cLkssEo
AMONG GREAT EDUCATORS
Wonders Of the Jungle and Desert
Breseh, 70 School chiloren

some day declared the old
schpo'master. -cir'us men will CONN
into their own and such men s. =
T Barnum. James a Bailey. Asn g
Forepaugh ana A. G narnes viii ~
recognized and e.ven or-it as
among The worll's greatest educa
tors
Who for instance. went on n
once great wie,aer ot the hineh rod
and teacher 81 the three important
Rs, has Taught "a. world rs lee
son in natural history The elfcaf
man
who has no, onl, taught ns prac
iicslly al ~ know ABOUT The fauna
of our owp world. but that Of The
janEles and deserts Of the Tar awav
trop.csg The circus man
"Nhc has brought 10 our own
doors. 10 our very front yards ~ i
we're these wonderful wild beast.
that nuge the on, oi tho way places
u TIE sor.d until even when We see
them. wa insist ike the old farmer
there amt any sceh an.mal2 Again
the cscas man
WHO .as .ncl.caied wonderful
object lesson % supremacy ia tn
minds % the growing and buddlne
youth o. the country once more
the circas man Isn't each kid try
ing 10 ouido The Kid next door and
the one down the block in doias
stunts Where did he get the laea
From the circus
From whence came to nov pre-
eni and rapidly growing idea Of b.
ing kind 70 animals9 I'm afraid
sell have 70 fan back again on the
same anwser the circus. and es
pecisliy such wonderful clrcuses -
the Al O. Barnes Big t.Ring Wlla
Animal Circus. az the bliIboards cap
ton It For there. II is that We are
shown what Kindness and patienc'
can do with the feroclous animals oi
the hidden forests The receptive
mind of ihe boy and girl realizes that
4 Kindness can achieve the wonders
they have seen in the Barnes shn~
especially among the widest ar
most uniamable cf beasts. what caH
they accomplish with Oh Tige ths
dog. Prince The pony. and eyo'
'Potentate' the cat, And whom have
We 70 thank The circus man
And finally concluded the peda
/ goxue. as he started 20 ring th'
recess bell calling the kiddies bac;
10 Their books bespg = school nasx.
her. must prove ny problem. How
Let u suppose the circus had neyel
come 70 town. What would VI
know Hoy many millions Of coBn
TRY boys and girls. and even grown
us are there am0ng u who neve
haze had opportunity 70 visit one ,
The great geological gardens Of IN
great cities, And. Il the Tonder.nl
circus owner had never come amor
u and spread his tents. what wosii
We have mlssed7 Tank Il oyei
when the Al G. Barnes circus come
= on Tsursdsy. sevt. 20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

A hstlon authority says knicksr-
hoekers wsil not take the place o.
sk'rts. they're too plain. too much
ank@ no, enough variety. ruffles and
f1ings don't look good on en- wo
men Ike uniforms. a. the don Aboys
ioane out. bat fSey Ike them on
somebody else
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
&c b 90 80 }. Toleaa.

f.1ras CcErtv. -.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
- is senior partner Of the f.rm Q.
y ]. Cheaey a Co. doing business
in he City a. Toledo County and
state aforesaid. and that sad firr'
vii Jay The ssm Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor ezcA and every cas-
q cstArrh that cannot b. cured -
the use u HALLS cATARRH MEDi
CINE FRANK J cHESy
sworn 70 before ne aud snhscrsb
- in ny gressDce. ih4s 9th day o.
December. A d i>sf
A. w GLEASON.
fSessl notary Public
EIaiFs C4farrh Medicine is taser
srte -nzlIy and acts through taer Biool
"a tae Mucons Surfaces % Tie 50
len. SEM for testimonials. iree
FI CHENEY a co. Toledo. ..
sold bv All er1sgists -
Has Family Pi.s for Constipa
too
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
COURT HOUSE NOTES

conseysnces
Geo. A Seaman e VI TO NJ 8.
WOODY. " D.. Is q. s5S9oos Lets
II sad Is. block p. " c.
Hayden Gray 20 Lucy Lewis u q
%. ; 70 u. szssoo. Lot IL. block
Iee. C. r.
District Court
Gertrude Hetzel Va Roy kDseland
Cancellation o. contract and recovery
Of money. A1cunt SEQ.
c. :. Miller and r. d. Fezry. part
ners -. J. @. Sivens. Recovery Of
money on yromlssory note. 800 aaF
sxs>s>ss. -sssognsys tssS -.--~.---
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
PEOPLES FORUM

fagr~siens e inion af general
iateffst afs lasite.i INe saltsf NJ
nettra tht 4iaNt in hius Ytnpf
v hefe communicative eaeerd 80
NtafttH
NfiiiNf musi b. lssihis snd "a
uns sitt - pspef eaii al eies plil
BE- distAfied
nVt ~ friated Naius apd asiffrss
WN#t ~ rifer luNilt ssNn ~
nssaf 1911 g. . ifthsN hN slessf
fNiillHfieN a I0Ii,r ls n.t Ca
b. rs r,isa - a. tndtfssuisai o.
De isslsf - ths sises stfsfsss.d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
radoo.s and Man

Editor Leader To tbe believers Of
the Darwlnian theory such thing as
mans remote ancestors being inhabi-
faats of the water might seem pos
sibse. for 4 fish Is eaiy a few steps
baex of a monkey. However tae
creation OF man Is exclusively the
work OF God. It's "a worx the pystsf'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

Patty Artackles ssspmo,Aer suns
~ tie natter in fewess words he
lad too much money tie act il
foo quickly and perhaps TOO easily
The thrill 81 sasoess n the niMs Is
aasettlnE 10 stars who, Ike the
"a, movie comedian. left school AZ
the fIith grAae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
TOWN TOPICS


Not at FttsHtTs VIZ No0tf
n A1kass 1852 business concsrns
ueni h1nkrsat says the Dun Conner.
cal Asency Amone the failures ~ere
ss2 grsAers snd hatchers l2s coith.nE
stores. S- shoe stores snd 80 hote :
and restaurants ~itAstA1 dlns
ksgh priecs rot an retailers are AAk
lae nl0ney
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

n B0rne0 when they bniit sele
erzfh line they use mahogAny and
sbony sor poles Lumber Is cheap
there Il the Mlssus wants solid
mahogany table Tor the living room.
- price one AZ the store Il wlll
make VOC wish yo9 vere n Borneo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

Il looAs a. II several lawyers in Cali.
forni4 Eoaia son oe receivlng one o.
the izrsess movie salaries n tie
ccanfrl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

-ssr mtl ihe fsfanaslian Is r1m
pleted NinYa F. ,HaI.Htu W iAt
nxsfd ~ diFsatals aud namll1n n
nemhel ui lhe bnaiA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

Narth uakolA elasmT shp honor o.
having besn ,he frat state IN tha
linton te pny haAaa TO veterans
of enc World War
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

Ths Governor of Illinois filed. -
addition 70 the se7 bills signed, 3.
o,hers With objections. and there Is
soues xben this dozen vill become
AVS