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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
PROHIBITION comrs AlcA

Nwanlagsnn 5an gN The first
year y national prohihnioa ,ast conn
pletcd cos lhe eoycFnmesa asproNl
nsately Essn ga ooo az fho lass VI
reFmuc anA ife prko lmsa faf ghe
enforcement of ite Nolsfeaa sct. ae
cordaw io anofeeal figures atailahle
to'iay at fhe treasury assaawne1,
rhs aoes nol consider iaas fo aM
fereus states Is sah,ou hecnsos and
vSg1pas A~ial faxes. Certain mf-
eials ae 81 she vlaion thsa shr 18Th
amendment shut osf morn sian 81 Nl.
Hon dollars ~ cons1huiion to zo,
crament opvsaunn hoih sFase sad Az.
iionai.
The Iutenal r,tcnuo burcau :,
retseA tcf she nseal ycsr enicd lane
40 isle on distilled sarsis fur bey
craea purposes s2TesS44s7 Tho
amendment -, s. end Is ih's soar,v
~ reteaue
sfhFa kogal cosl X prohibition en.
forosneut on she par y thc epeesn.
sreas amounted 6 aspuut 81 100000 for
the year although as al preNent or
eaniod the service IS cosilng s. 200
aoo wear Because me organ xation
Nas not ~ cowgseto Al enc ontsel
here waa saving fnr he sear
e Is estimated the penalties asses
sed hy prohialton service suoantei
% siaae'o, penalties as asstneuph-
co fron fines msosod ia caeee ban
died by the department 81 Justice. u
which thore is na desinlte record bw
&; ie assumed they iolalled sl0N 600
THE credt ihea against lhe years
cost of operation amounts roughly a.
S. aaN ace nrdncii1 thls from tho
ooss o TIE proh.hslon sersic S..
+oo ONO she net cas' "a the goycn
neat was S. ap9 op0 rhis VISTA tho
S47SSS5t37 noi ooiiecte3 as revenue
makes che grHsiaasc $3.50 oo0Hoo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

one q the hesi programs ever
presented IA oalhtlp Wss thar 81 last
nlghs fos the Nasous aua thels wi,es
steen rs the Temple Male chorus
eemeosea n TAR rsssaFs } g.
iIofaer ~ liul Cso readck John
ca,oaoii Msrrsu Rnaes pssngc sac
ten Pred soehl Fret ercea aas
CsSa ~ .lisms Wigh Robert Mer'cn
as alreS,or ana MSS Morton a. sae
plsuo
Jark lioFnor rendered several ~
ts nimssGe whAgn1 solss
An oaisandirs Feature 81 me rfc
gram was tho volin Solo played hi
Rahs weolt wiih Ngdfca Davis as
aegoulAnis rbc solos suux bs
Mas Nanen RleAierl Nr carl Tas
ea4i sud Nf Ceyn NHllAms Were aar
lealsris pleasing set showed splen.
asa training kaeh nameer prcssA.
~ wss a. artistic sem Ghai mcs
Nth lhe healllesl appreciation aaI
zach responded scN aAcieasl, Il ,be
aeeoe
Mr Robert Merlgn Is lareeiN a..
.eonsible for ghe sueas. fihs even,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

slip, be was Tor years the chief
adviser Of the Greeks Ills ad.
vice was sought by a succession
of tribal heads and On repeated
occasions Dc was named by the
ilonse Of Warriors anJ the House
Of Kings lihe scnafc and house
of representatives Of his tribe as
their delegate 70 the Great
White Fathers in Washington.
II was the proud boast Of the
old statesman that he had met
and talked with every president
since Andrew Jackson.
One Of the last missions ac-
e0mplished hy him for bis tribe
was having congress rule that the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

year, later shen Hodges. a. ehiei
interpreter of the tribe, anl tbe
Rev Il n Iouehridge, mis-
sionary collahorated and finished
the book which has been % in-
esiinahle value 70 tie tribe
When q lad, Hodges wins taught
~ an Indian mission school by
:he father ~ Aliss Alice n bert
son Oklahoma 4 congress woman.
elect, who was one of the early
Indian missionaries
Hodges aIsp translated no
I;ihle into the Greek tongue, the
Creek myths into English and
was co-author of volume Of
Greek English songs
Hodges WAS made a junior Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
Decorated Mlsslvek.
Famous Old indian Dead Translated Bible Into Creek T0nouc

Cierk and other Indians were
within their rights in suing be
eovlnmeat for the recovery of
b.nds given g their slaves after
tie er'. var
Perhaps hls greatest claim TO
fame b. The assembling o! an
III glirh-AIatkogee Greek alpha
bef and dictionary. The first
effort toward the forration of
hif wnrk was made BY the Rev.
John Fleming missionary who
came with the AInskogees, ~ they
were then called. 10 the Indian
Trritory from Alabama and Mis-
sissippi in 1878. Little prog-
ress was made until q number Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
Stoneof
Temple
In Place

The grea,css SccsAsh Rite temoa-
strasaon kno~a . the history ns sAe
cfx ezS staged Thursday afternoon
~aaen naraas. sao miles In lenuh.
zaArcAed frum sAe Rite seraae 60 the
rev cagAearal site
Lid ~ tire inaia Shsine hand 81
okaAhaa'a ClGy and she g'4troa ppv
tareSqae "a new aria uniforms. she
procession maNhs from the tea&se
wcss % hArrs~aa Is Se~onad Ssrees.
shence eaSs on Oklahoma asenae so
she cathedral sroanas Tberc were
no nsetw yarS in Ehc par4ae Tase
only mounts Urne ia tee oiea aranoe
with chiex M1hAeil ana nasrssaAa
James and Fsnenheimer aA
Sevcrai Thousand persons Were IL
the rAra.le. The wosnea manhea
sos strvne
Following me parade caEnc the We
n.n " the EaScrn star. Ma is lha
Knfshss TemplAr. Rnssi ArsA Nla
sons. the RAe C&lhe%ra claSs 80
strong GabFae lsos1se 10 ISL and Az
bert Pike blue lodge The Masonic
grand lodge ogfacss~ and Rate ofe
ciais oroasht a. tAc rear lrsressof
Genera, PERRY Freeman WAS saiaoWc3
Ay Fraak Derr she only pa.f grand
lodge ugiceT n llae
The parade ehs 4a Imposing one
and while il moved p4ahe fllsner~
soak maay views
Al ,he Cafhearal sise no time WIS
wasted ia preamsnarses The ususl
cornerstone laying ceremonies ~ere
carried oui BY ne grand lodge oSa
ciAls as prescribed W she rtusi
The orAtaon MAS delivered hv Con
xissory Orator Heary 5 Johnston. q
perry. ~ho dwsllns * lenezh on the
growth and development os Scottish
Rke MAsoarg and Nhas sae new ca
tAearal dedicated today snsAni for n.
taFe generations ~ Masons
The patrol band gave number of
sas-aeirs seiectAons More thar s.
oaa people witne~sea the ceremonies
The Leader wail asre Orator johns
tons address % fus, tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

Tulsa. Jan - Another If the
famous old Indian leaders who
shared the destiny Of the Red
Man in the early territorial days
81 Oklshoma has passed N the
r-oeut death Of David " Hodge.
~ y,ars old. last King" Of the
Broken Arrow tribe Of the Greek
Indian Nation. Oklahoma lost a
most interesting character He
dipd here recently
Prominent in the affairs of las
tribe since 1896. he ranked first
among Creek statesmen. and al
though be never received the
highest honor IN the power Of the
tribe, that Of the principal chief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
iinuf ~ not MIS- i.D~I,
\ ntIlili on HOO/i

uuirl NNgh jea ~ After walt
in tafea itf fnf claimant d aye
afA fr shipment " rfa ~
ffeH Mism' fiorlta fatefal agents
hew laei uisAi anflsfalet mUfe thsa
'e3 sas Nf Hhlshf concealed IA tAs
0sehmsHt fhe ilaanf was smse
rei lala Nam fiem CUBA lhe -
htem A
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

l'eef - tie forces of Albert Pike.
disco serer of I'itc : Peak. aul
vas assigned % ne army from
feNas "arlY "a the csyil war a,
u result ~ d battle with tmon
forees On Thanksgiving day ls0l.
in Which the arms FROM tl.s
North, although possessing So
perlor numbers. was almost
annihilated Hodges was given
the rank Of Colonel and when the
war ended le was ia command 81
% regiment
He was born in Mnskoeee,
Okls., 10 1912, his father being a
Pennsylvania German and his
mother q fullblood Creek.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

AHnaHols Nf 3au % liaffls
Known neafa nsss derggae eoWfea
ga NeWneaaaY iha' il Waa be- niia
numbered Mlsa Harriet " haAananea
nAFal aendemy nurse ahuae battle
s" N"Ny wae alasaH'r~d lu thv aea
demf eumds lale Friday ulrht Rnf
HrfN vaa ihr sole mailye 81 salI
Hnd he bad attempted uu either grime
rhe confession followed sn aualeW
sflint nfnNn was arrested 10 nal
tmafo Aun1ay niahl a. gas sAHlt ~
ehnfee nl aeaotlipu sle bad been Az
sent ifem thr academy whore he htI
ii"eu ou'plosed ~ mcss attendant
ature December
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
WOULD GAN BAst nALl
ON TAE sAnnArp

w ffA eNtN@ "
Oklahoma tuN. IAN e han on
sunday base ball rs oNahens eea
peaed Ia holfse Nn No sa hs } a.
Waite Republican q ie tiaft eoaa
~ pfoualIy ain ne,er marsHW
~ a result " au uua takea hs
iloaae celnmuee on frlfeasAmsnt
ard reform which rerqfle ihe msl
sufe "a the house ledaN nitb ~, 81
mendaslons hai "a MOI be PASSED
The bul prescribed penalties mr
violation
inglAlaluro 90 delay pa,u.us of
thc 1889 ad ,alorenm taxes uas oan
rleI'd bs che hoase ana nos se -
tae roscrpor fof his sleaalsf
Nenain joint resolution Nu h
W a Mools Demo fai ot 'ufcm'
WAS paasea ~ lhe houue SIS amended
ln fhn senate yess.rea, 4epaii
en iue measure yesterday a,ed Anul
s0sh aa ihs Gate II payment "a lhs
iirst half 81 the ieso 'asts am Iuao
ls'h faf lhe sesond half rae senate
ihe resolution sHd lhcn aen,
q "a Ehc house
Aioaae Ndleiap commliep No
fcomlnued ou Pace ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
Gay Parties in War Zone Brought Out in Separation Suit


New York Jan 2l ReveIations
sT high Auks haaind she war torn
western battlefront figured b the
separation sui n Mrs Grace r.
Miller. aeAinst Iiafrey q Mlior
a former major ~ the field ariilafg
The revelations Indicate that Miss
Naude Bigge an attraniive British
Waac. 0f ar4stocras4e family sut-
fernd tnnesomenesg Ter Major Miller
after be returned 20 this country
Miss Dksze participated with other
N'amcs. or members of he wmnen's
army auxiliary corps in xay parties
a. Chateau voudray 20 the vile de
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
PRESIDENT ELECT PACKS rgs
TRUNK. OFF no FLORIDA

Marion. o. Jar. 20--prcsldenselec
Harding packed his trunk today FOR
long absence from MS home town
Although he wllI return here fer
visit of one day after his vacation
trip 10 Florida. which begins tor on'.
isc virtually has closed cut his per-
ronal affairs here and is ready TO
GIVE 70. for four years a, least. his
place in the local community.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20


theatrical manager. TOOK ihe sand
10 offset the effect of Miss BIs ~
letters They testified ihal SHE had
always obsesYed the Hroprletlea. do.
spite photograph exhibited in court
showing her etrpkiug tbe major 4
head
hlss hlgve'a lciers are decorated
with a monorram Of her nickname
fof Major miller ~ o ~ which
WAS testified 70 men happy old
man, with love kuois and with a
secrN eyfnbol consisting ~ iof
and t~o dashes She addressed him
as ms dear cyclone. and ha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
of
First Dry
Year Big


Msshlnatcn. jar. 1o-To lesser tAe
policy ~ abuse - liauer rermf..
prohihitlon comnnlssloner Kramer. os.
rected to-day thss al Applications Tor
rev permits ef renewal Of ED per.
n1lts 70 sell sauor At Wholesale a.
% use il ~ the manufacture ~ al
coholle preparstohs must be approved
~ state sirectars ano tupcrVixina
federal prohibition agents
Resuistiers rxqurinQ similar ap.
proNal cf Applications fof permits sor
setaH druggists also will ne Issued
socn Nj Kramer announces
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
cnANof N osAor on nulra

Rf"NHh fF* R#@Nt Nfa Nbht#
WaaMHwaa aau N epufae
eare fwssh 8efeiafs 90 iHlsflns
rPyne ni lailau Commissioner aeiis
lAtas y wAa lsellrd 81 SUSPEND la
deiinHev shh provision lo Uaaka
lesaaa aalfHa iHal afllIns he done
eliAIn aHe seat ss lhe date az 'hs
lsasa fammlAslauar Aelia ~ lels
ier 81 i'eofs~ Wikhl enpefiaten
dsa ~ $3.50 usase aseney explained
lha hH aefluH WnA taken for ihe
rsason fhal plee llaa and reilaefAea
ale laAlue tfpm % 10 70 per esns
le $50 taaH nprmallY
eonngaslaunf .sslA aags that sha
leueth "a lhe sanunalon waa inaefl
uG.e and thaf whsieees fhe suapen
M perl0d amanalsd u Il weuld bn
addaa a ,he Ysae slssn far me het
sinninE s. dtllink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
Price of
Gasoline Goes
On Toboggdn

San Astenio. jae 10 A aeeldet
~ aemefaAssd sisaaiiaa sslsia
htrt ln the ail uatket se4th aasa.
liNr retailing a. ffofe ia tsnts
aailen a rs esnts ths lattsf rsts
esles shArasa ~ practically sl
- fNr eia companies ir8epxo
asnts are said % have pes ssha
sale fasss io~ pseuah sa thAt
nansper 81 retailers Az shasa'rl
IS 81 ana ~ seess osllnr
Tnis is she levesst .Yies since ere
hiah prise feilassinu tne var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
MEN Under ARREST HAD
RIFLE STOLEN FROM BA>h

Nseone-. Okla. Jan. "a win.
xches;er rif1 silecea 10 nave been
foUnd IN possession of four heavily
armed ren arrested last Friday a;
Cc~ets ard now helc n jas here ~as
tcdsy iosrtift5 as having beer ssoien
from tire Bark cf Tyror st Tyron
~her thst lrs,itStien was robbed a
few weeks age, according 10 the
snsrsf*s office. Other guns found I'M
tire possession of tre ren were taken
fror, . hardware store az Tyrcr. L
is sslc. TIRE hardware store Was burg
isrtxeo the sane night the bank vas
rccbeo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
RUSSIAN ~ctsAscELLoR~ IS
ORDERED CEPoRTED

Washington. jar "a Da cr~aslou
~ CragorY Wesnstean. chancellor x
the Russian Soviet bureau ia me
Enhed States. was ordered so9sy by
Secretary Wilson ~ the labor %
vsrtHeat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
-coassronE~ CLASS.

Owing 10 the temple rush the new
e.ass fssied 70 completely organize
today However The name ~C@fae-
drai Cornerstone Class was adopted
! " McCash was elected pressdeEt
rthe class The I.eader will give
details q class organization r.
morrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
Ship Builders
Operpaid one
Hundred Million

Ne~ fcfk. IAN &c Az east one
hundred miliscn cehats Improperly
paid ship huisasrs ey the Unite
states tnlprlna besra viii he dis
closed through az audit - accounts
nesN - progress, CO.. Abdlc. former
controller genera 81 shc hoard De.
eisrsa here to-day before tire Walsh
congressional oemwiiiee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
" ERLTH MAN FOUND
DEAD ~ PULLMAN BERTH

Chicago Jan - Samuel kah1
si wealthy ssiose manufafturer pf
c.ne nnafi was found dead in his
berth when a train entered re sale
Street station this morning Air Kaha
had been ill ses sefai months ago ami
vas on his way 70 California seeking
main
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
FIRE DESTROYS BUSINESS
BLOCK ~ ARKANSAS To~s

Forcss CITY ARK Jan 20 F-e
early today destroyed the business
block in ~hioh the offices and .,lan,
q the F0ress City Telephone corn
pany were located Several stores
also were burned The loss was esti-
mailed a. si5aDo1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

greeted bier @ filHs dear
Hsr Dear Cyclone
Mlas lit1ses laiiera we're sn uala
= mixed banieriix and serious asn
s'p"ni Extracts from one dated nf
her knelish home ~ thafey Moo,
Friday Or,ober VI 1919. folloea
MS Dear Cyclone
Have been lrylag io ramaas8ee
nov rasd 90 praetien urgla9 Your
stsna'pfe bu' ean1 d. 4 uaoi
TO iooh 81 hls Henry & Malm
Rotten isn't aF
lave ioDnt several liuH blta ln
frauilhnrd Un pAne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
riFr YAUros ARe LOST
:. m A COSTLY BLAyg

Springfield nls. Jan Flre
destroyed ne Hatcher An0nobtle
compauss office lunlilns. aud garage.
with fifty automobiles. a. loss of
mofe than 100000
A gasollne explosion II the bottom
OF an elevator shaft was the cause
Assigned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
HOOVER WOULD HAVU BOARD
Of MAnkEIIAa rkpEnYa

WasHlnason. Jan. 20 Appointment
~ aatieaAl boaed ~ experts win
regulatory powers % issproVs mar
betina conditions vac suggested 20
day by Herbefi Hoover. former fsd-
seai aeminlssrstor appearing before
the house a1rlcusar~ COMMITTEES
which is holding hearings Of the bllls
. restrict spseu alton 81 grain ana
cotton Exchanges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
Nps. ROBERT ALLEN IS
CALLED Ey DEATH

Mrs. R0bert Alien wife of DR. Allen
died this morning AZ ~ = al the
Guthrie hcps1tzl after sn Illness ex-
tending cFer year. Funeral yer
vices wiu be held Saturday afternoon
81 go
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
Mems Notes From,
Here and There

>>~~~s~-~~~~>~>~~-~~~~
-liasy HaxAes. prasecsoas Grsnt
ooanss farmer ana ssockman * "a
0ulhre sAss ~eeA .saeaasns sAe coa
sissors Ne have ne depression ia
oar ooaaU aaa mesAs snsa ar. ncs haFa
~ osoi cfeps Aase prevailed for
five yeas ana sse farmers received
eooa arace- for thrsr products. -
coarSe We raise Wheas and allalfa.
1irlacs ally asd there IS always
good prsce r&aa far this ~pxx Il the
sarsoe docs mot san as we iaSi hola
4 Grant ard kAa csaniies lsfeh-
ably have more g1Nncries on forns
thar auy other ien counfies ia SHE
sate tAere farmer makes i po.as
l0 have grain hsidsg lAn9e ,ssoaxh
60 ana AZ leussg ane crop. "a some
Instances there are 0amnun5fs eran-
esea thai Aold mAae thousaad
i.ashels 81 grain Nye tAko no chances
oa flacsna ing usrAess or paules
he addes Hughes Is WsiSehmaa
and Is DoshooA trleaa q Tom Jrn
AtnS Thp hosh Ncr raised II ma
mining district oi Oraao eoauss Kan.
naehcs Is ssnd desreo Nascn ana
4 Shriner aaa newer misses iag bie
usasohie espnts ln GutArse
G W CLARK lavaef lpsag rs ihe
nelEhlprhoed ~ Svparl esne 70
G4ierie yesterday sfseraoon to al
tena ne cmton ralsers meetnE, ~
drove Ford ana Aitched IA in lrong
of tae solioe station Two hours ~.
Ftr aheu ihe mse.4ag adloasnrs
s.lafNs eUr A4@i disssge.nea This
mornsns she car ~us recovered hy the
sseS1gs oiiicc /, has hs~an parked
in srons ~ she Johnston hide house
Another case os toyridsue noys
safa ShnTifE Robertson
Thre~ negroes Charles Washing
,oa Hersaesg Bonner and Ten Rowan
started 70 tlse Oches cotton passh
Yesterday to piek cotton They al
uaoss resN he'd their aesT ina,ion when f,
they deeiacd 20 was too nike day
ta pic caton ana ihs we're not
hungry anyway So. Ia plare o. W.
Ing mto the coston field they went (
into sam McriaHAs house Thc oun
pT was nos "a home and the no4aoes 4
proceeded 80 taAe U'arythiae ~ 1
s zht worth white Besides food they 4
toak an almost new .erolypr ana ,
brand nce pair u pants sheriff Ros ,
arsson grabbed the oaneh iass night
II TIE fls,ov Gistrk YouuS Rowan
was wearing she stnien .anis and bad ,
.he stoicn revolver in The hlls'ockes ,
81 tAe pants All ara in iaii Bonner .
snd Rowan are paroled prisoners
irom the McAiesfer refomsiors
There are l3 prisoners in she
-oanty lail today and al nui four q
them are men under the age of 2o.
i 'aca ro.s 70 siioW shat 'he mind NJ !
Iha young man IS nof working in the
rl.At way. sasd Connfy Attorney
tYnwiadie u = 4 deploraole state
az affairs De addict. and q daes
ao apply alone 60 Guthrie Il ~
irue as over the country, shc Young
men a. "a ana under commit 50 per
scns o. the crimes parents ~ many
cases are responsible he added
slsaries and Ada i.ec Ponder sac
-a negroes aho are iu jail charged
pgfh ihe shef, " the y. stark car
last SUNDAY ni9fas were arraiefoa 'n
the coisr % Judge A. II Boles 81
day Ada pleaded guilty hut Charles
rcfaseS To admit sgilr The car pas
-eroserad by 'he sheriff 81 Noble
county and the two nesroes turned
over Is sheriff Robertson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20
way nAnk srurreas


morn HtHt
lienfg lspaen ~ liemhaY wbo -
fatine the Rite desrea aganuer~
rsisns sad pauhuska friend ~
his ia thr tsfa ie lotly this morning
you siuter worse here fban yau do
20 Hominy gn-b b -blysrr tta0wn."
explained tlank
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20


Ia Boun1a where Major Miller aud
other officers were billeicd paHirip.
ants declared the parties A. lnno.
cent fun
Letters ~ Miss BigEe which show
her - he wonau Of culture and
education, Intercepted by Mrs Millef
Whose sueeicions We're afouaoi by
their frequency were introduced INTO
evidence before Supreme Court JUST
ice l.eandef R Fabe
Decorated Mlssives.
MaIor Milier who Is an agent Ter
the metropolitan I.ife Insurance
company. and Lieut. -Ciol Earl Booth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-20

View Orleans. La. Jan 31.-To-
night uasesfIed weather. Friday Sart
y cloudy.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-03
THE MAYER PARASITE

Mark A. Mayer, of Mosier, has
served we'll the future generations of
motorists by purchasing and present
ing to the State Highway Commission
the body Of land that lies on a level
bench above the Rowena Loops of the
Highway between Mosier and The
Dalles. 1t will be easy enough to run
roads over the park and to landscape
it. If water can be brought there, and
we think some springs on the higher
benches can be tapped, the 25 acres
can be made very beautiful.
The view that one has of the loops of
the Highway, all of which may be seen
like some drawing beneath him, is one
that will never be forgotten. In front
flows the Columbia and just opposite
are the brown hills of Lyle, where
Frederick Balch, author of the Bridge
of the Gods sleeps. The next time you
travel up over the Highway to The
Dalles just get out of your car after
crossing Dry Creek canyon and walk a
few hundred yards over to the edge of
the rimrock above Rowena Loops. You
Will thank MIR. Mayer for having saved
this plot for the state.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-11-03
Halloween Prank Causes Injury

Merchants of the city congratulated
themselves Tuesday morning over lack
Of depredations of Halloween hood
lums, who in former years have left
plateglass windows smeared with soap
and paint and who have been accus-
toned tofremove all detachable objects
around town, and it was thought that
the community was growing away
from the old pranks that bordered on
vandalism. Yesterday, however, stor-
les of isolated deviltry began TO drift
in. A log was placed across a road in
the Odell district leading up TO the
Loop Highway camp there. A party
of Vancouver, Wash. motorists drove
into the obstruction, wrecking the car
and injuring two passengers The ac-
cident was reported to Sheriff johnson.
who. however. failed to get the names
Of the visitors.
A quantity Of machinery, gathered
up from various streetsides, was towed
by boys and placed in front Of the
Park Street school. This activity re-
suited in running a new lawn just
started at the school grounds.