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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-10
Interesting Valentine READING.

Interesting reading for Valentines
day is Dickens account of Samivel
Weller's laboriOus writing of valen-
tine to his housemaid love, signed
"Your lovesick Pickwick."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-10
Make Sure OF Valentine Kiss.

II you have no sweetheart to come
to kiss you early on st. Valentines
morning go out and sweep the nearest
well with broom. Once the cobwebs
are gone he will come flying.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-10

Live cheerfully, watch against an
ger say.littie, and reform much.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1921-02-10

Ex;her622+-+ s:esu1liid 4nS' @hyi the
world hay .sAchM shortsapemory. E
Garfield Tea Keeps the liver normal. Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
MASONIC HOME FIGHT
To REST ONE YEAR
Oklahoma Civ Maaous Would
Take the Darlington Plant
For Their Own
Temple

tvuHs ufoVn a M s'nlf ~ lelA
A,lson aiteoaluY tae swnl lAd
laeeslee la oklahama sN eea hlea
8 elaiea wllh tuaals fhe maifee
: ne om"sai 81 laHlnsisn NAaenf
ORPHANS isome "a lte efepeei fea Nis
ncr wav d'.aafel Nith puir ett
llrowu IA mN mnfsha asu fHr
WAS 80 opposition % lhe plAe New
howpvpf ukh,hnaaa CNls NnHan eaet
iAls hoar io1 thrIf uNu nfv semsl
asa ries afe asaiaef t.uihfic rF
ustsw waa fH oyef t ,ae yesr
Among lhc new Grand h'lee oitprf
eiovgai NerV yhan raWf fe i'gaeise,
~ho aaeeepaa ffAut nve W Ata
avs. Aftinala. ifeaa afe NJ N Ap
deFnon oklahoma Nit4 aesF.fasY an
ilehfy lohusun pers strand afeia
Tile 81 sud lndee fefussA 'a revuen'fe
eths sraud lndNe 81 Mvxieo ta
York ayaad s,dey ~ fhe GRAND ledf
vaiie, ar MnNco ~ anHn W. dla
rate hntveea llie fwn a. Gay eN*h e
lhe resnlarly cnnstluie Nasnu
nad, ln ihe Nescan f@astHe Nces
m,leu was also gegusrd lhr grand
lodge II France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
WdOuOf
WarHero
Is Robbed

Oklahoma ciA fs'h ss Mrs flhel
Voss. widow = a. Oklahoma ceanl.
soldler slain 10 France. Is uneonse sous
~ 4 hospital herc to-day fyon she et
fecls ~ What the lellre say was
nlol 40 arug her and secure nav
ment on governments iasafauec oa eag
husband llfe Tho ~oman eas tsuna
IN dslifioas ooa liiloa eafly cat
hy afflcef~ Who we're caie.d 10 al
eailsIne par' of the ssty "a resilient,
eho haa seem hcf eroune throaeh lhy
mnd la she street
ReYsiug amer heine akee % ae
pellen station ihe woman saad se
haa eome here fnon her farm neas
the city io cash ehec, sof s5ie gfoa
,ha soeerameai. according to she
police she said she asa mrt +
friend. toad him " having shc money
and gone "a dianar wish Nis she
police declared FAso other men
Joined them. aecorains 20 her story
auA she Nas Induced So drink lianor
which ihe men offered her She said
she knew nothing thereafter uhti she
vas thrown from aa aaiomobile ngaf
where ihe police found her
The police found slSo segretaA lu
herr taNshlnK hat sSse which she had
ia her stockings was MISSING. tAe
officers said They added thai hef
ciothiae Was torn nearly off wAsa
they found hef
After benin questioned a the o
ststlon The woman laiieed into Nale
of coma and was taken io q hesHiai
phrve physicians saY her condition NJ
serious The men have no he
found
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

When play or opera Is put on
by the high school or by other
bodies for I.yceum courses, we
have 10 rent building down
town on account of The lack of
stage room and seating This
takes much money that would
otherwise 90 70 pay school debts
The Chemistry and Physics
laboratory is very poor. There is
not enough equipment to carry
on experiments a. they should be
and thus. the pnpils do not get as
much out Of these subjects n
they should This is very unfair
TO the students
The Library is very small and
poorly equipped. 1t contains
many books that are good but
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
GUTHRIE BASKET BALL
GIRLS MAY CONTEST
University Of State VIII Conduct
Invitation Tournament on
March 18th and 18th
At Norman

NoruAn fsh IS Ihc CONVERSELY
5. oklahoma Nlll c.,ndac, sa insta
sion basketball Tournaments far glrls
o, the sate March * ana ia a Nor
man 40 determine ,As eirN hxa
school champions os oklahoma Bsn
g owen director of sooner athletics
announ 50 TharAsy onr ear
wu e gwen 10 ihc winner IT fha
sownameat 81 the ansersy
The gsrls wiil ngs aaNs a e,
el'niu&Sea unrnArsent as m th'
bpys baseeuaA fa they wal oome
dreeilv 90 Norma to fnic pa,e.
TIE ensranee ls noi resirieed to ,he
high school a;aletie association n,an
D. rship hat ans school mas en'ef
without Zee The ton4n inlent Is uot
en association affair nui an insite.
t'cu meet under The airec- or We the
urisers ~ and subject TO the rules ot
lhe interscholasiAr meet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Fl Fl YIELDS PAY GOLD
IN FIELD Of FUN
Amateur Talent Presentation OF
Toy Maker y Daughter plcaseS
Packed House At the
Guthrie Theatre

The local lol came into his own al
az Nt'hie theatre last nish n
~ t1 ~ ihe luy shop vehicle
eve lslyeN for iuyenlls increment.
tho Alheusaum eluh thywcd ama.sur
iAet9 frsn new ANGLE and Miss
Jan" fiFaHf impreasa flo. cayerei
herself anew wlh giofY The flsv
was loyfulh slasoi and rolled aianA
Hr smoothly as 4 child ma fliifr
lh" aud cnce was reacroN with Na
applause which Was Worisiy Won
Ihe sfenee costumes ainginR aud 0r
eh"sifation wore MI pleasing 20 s
high degree and the ,iaion Of tha
toy gifl fapne rerplendent Il was
one ~ IT, best home talent ifua 70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

The need Of new high gchsol
IN Guthrie is very evident for
many reasons
Ia the first place. the old
building is not large enough 10
accommodate the pupils The
class rooms are small and when
the large classes get into them
there Is much disorder and incon-
yenience. For instance the soci-
oloey class Of thirty-two pupils,
meets in . little attic room that
Is really large enough for half the
class. On cold, cloudy days. is
cold, high, bare walls makes one
think Of prison instead Of a
class room.
The halls and stairways are so
narrow that when classes change
and at dismissal times there is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

there is not nearly enough ~
them
4 great fault Is the lack Of a
Cafeteria where pupils could get
warm lunches at noon and con
yenieni places for drinking water
Another very great drawback
IS the lack of a gymnasium.
Every year the question comes
up, Where are We going TO play
baskct baliY" This year the only
place we could find was 10 the
city hall The girls have 10 wait
until ) o'clock TO practice. which
makes il after dark before they
get home. This keeps many from
praeticing Then the boys have
to practice from about 5 o clock
Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

Neodhoase iile f.ss r
inHa. are snNhiun lhs rlNs4 tsstiunss
IS the slenlis ~ Qusuc, Junction
miles wasl ~ hefe where fosf men
armaA wih RIFLES Aela a4 thleaan a
Alton paesengnr train M iA ffua
Kansas NliN enrN thlo meMlne aNd
ffsapsf after ier'n 'he maii elerh
le hand over three Registered lrin IA
and registered ta kAKe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
SUES STREET RAIL WAY
COMPANY FOR $4,000
Elizabeth Mccullough Was Seri
oiee'v fwiweN r. Tvtevurhan
Depot When FAILING Board
Hit Her on Head

Charging negligence GA me iari 81
the oklahoma Street Railway ern.
pany Elxa Mcsulouph haa brought
SUIT for So ooa damages ior injuries
received while sitting 10 TN passfn
ser station IN this city waiting ior
tao arrival 81 car the petition
rays ghal heavy piegs of timber
fen from the ceiling Of The room ard
struck the plaintiff on The side OF the
head rendering her unconscious f9r
several hoas and causing q onons
sion Of the brain from which she hsH
never reeoverei and suffers great
pain ana that she has beam pernan
emily disfigurod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

The pupils have TO hang their
wraps Oh small hooks IN the halls.
then when classes change and the
hall is crowded some of the wraps
are knocked down and very often
damaged or lost.
Another fault is the lack of
places for pupils TO put their
books The study hall is almost
the only place for books, and
three or four pupils have to use
the same desk This results in
the loss Of books by very many.
The assembly hall and stage
are also very insufficient 10 meet
the needs. When there is n de.
bate or entertainment at the high
school many people have 10 sit on
any kind Of chairs that can be
found and many have TO stand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

liHAef' Nssartf found guilty IN
feaefai *pft - t4ree Indictments.
Nu elsa Hlas estlserlea TX fost0ft's =
ana tAr elhar eharwlnw Raising gov
afNmmni noHHy pfdnr. wns sentunee ea
in ltfee Nnars in tha frsleral paniten
tlafs bN lndNe lahp "A cuttnral
Fa llradlsy wAa waM connected
sinh Neearsy ia ghe fAtleay Il .
o,stnfflsw It iiyaya Caaso rcuntg.
eaa HeHteuced o. threr years aevefAl
Anfa a8u
~ addGiiun "a tAe rtstllpary of lhe
llyatn poalefFlee MHtArsy wac fsnnA
auiHs "a leotlna thn saMaofFisn AZ
liflieeposs eaalan eaaKlv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

much crowdiug. The siairways
are 50 steep that il tires one com
pletely ont 70 90 from the lower
to the upper floor These facts
aid the lack Of fire escapes would
be very disastrous IN ease of fire
The heating system in cold
weather is very poor. o. ex-
trcmely cold days the gas runs
low and as result the class
rooms are cold. This is great
hindranee 10 classes for no stu
dent can think or recite well
when he is cold. The lighting is
also poor for on cloudy days the
few electric lights do not give
enough light for pupils 10 see well
which is hard on their eyes.
The cloak rooms are very
poorly arranged and insufficient.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
tAMono REVIEWING cnAerep

The es'y mWlHsipnefA are ll
considering tho inertia anA dem ells
VI lhe reyslona reeenflN uade lH 900.
sHy charter tae commission hes
heen 'npofiuns % make hasly 4
csion since ihe tlme has ann t'
elapsed Tor presenting ihe nce rNaf
ief features to She voters CTS N
tofney lAmoud ~ aeiNN ~ sVoah
mau Ger 'he mayer ard fammlspHa
have met Finished ehsf@nK up laa
various amendments aaii iamn E
rsnd u VIII he several daIs hefa
can pass ihe matter q ihe eerH
Sion COR final determination
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
"PUssYFOOT' JOHNSON
IS COMING TO GUTHRIE
Noted Dry Advocate and
Travelling Companion Win
Deliver Addresses Here
Next Monday Night

spussyfooi" Johnson ann Df =.
sidney Peters furner liquor comm.
sioner OF the state OF Virginia vn
appaAf before an audience "a tae
First Methodist hurch "a the even
ine lie has reeenily returned from
scotland where be conducted iry
campaign viih some SUCCESS. and sll
ten you whal DC has seen through has
CLASS eye While urging prohibition
a crowd of students IN London. be WIS
attacked by the students and durus
the melee one Of bis eyes WAS inluts1
50 badly that he ost the sight tn li
Now he has a glass eye ami he has
capitalized on il By telling the people
in a Joking way what he can see and
has seen through a. The lecture
Monday night II free and all are vel.
come
Johnson is an timer Ia okla
fTopffv,,s.I on De-. . .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
~N iNIi~ OF EMPLOYEES
Mi~I M REPORTED

fllHa af laforguaNhn rrhlfnt IL
pnHsfiea vifh che Income tax il
elHiffd " employers who have pald
aAiaflTe waKea commissions iuA
WA rHnfH interest ptr IA the su
1' na# pr mues during 1880 n wbs
AMhpnpemi af ghr afflee ~ she da
HN'f eulleiv ol luiegaAl rvYeuue M.
taY Included ia these Information
fvlufae ahpa'a He aelWdsd the uamea
aad ad1faasfa p Individuals aod re
asupaAi gaii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

washinl, on The United states
government was asked ~ Panama e
use iis offices to prevent blood -es
in Central lemeriea growing oui ~
the alleged invasion o. Panams sosl
by Costa Riean trooi's
Panama An angry crowd af
Panamans tore The Costa Rican Goes
Of arms from tha, natioas consulate
here late Wednesday and tramp.ed
Il under foot
Berlin Alex Woig 3. .A8.
Texas. the Oldest member Of the crr =
Of the American steamer wes, Arrow.
manned by Texas. Indiana and Kan
sas boys, with load of milk COWS
for Germany. died in Frankfort aosr
pital Monday Of pneumonia accosd
Ing to report issued at Berlin
--LonJon--The Dsenins Star ~
nounced that Mrs. Terrence MacSwin-
ney. widow of the laie Lord Masor
Macswiney. IS engaged Is marry Ar
o'Brien. vice president ~ the Irsh
SELF determination league
--london--Art O'Brien said printed
reports that he was engaged 10 Mr.
Terrence MacSwiney. were esidea:N
issued TO harrass Mrs MaaSwlney ana
tha, they were untrue
-McAlester-John G Ledbeiter and
Robert Blakeiy. executed in The ale
trio chair. FOR first degree muri,r
They are the laird and fourth white
rnent 10 die since statehood
New York-Herbert Hoover telu-
phoned President-elecf Harding be
had accepted the offer Of a cabinet
post OF secretary of commerce. hIi
assistant announced Mr. Hoover. ID
a statement. said he would contiaue
10 direct the policy of the EuroDean
relief. and thar Harding had agreed
10 allow this IN connection with his
cabinet position
-washington--SecTetary Colby. 10
his note TO the council Of the league
% nations made public for the FIRST
time. save shaf The disposition Of ths
former overseas possessions Of Ger-
many can not be undertaken or ef
fecuated without the assent Of ,hs
United States.
-Bismarx, y. D.-The Farmers
State bank OF Braddock closed .oda'
owing depicted reserves. according e
word received by O. r. Loffhus. state
hank examiner. Forty banks IN ;hs
state have suspended business sinc'
November.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
SPRING ELECTIONS WILL
Be GENERAL OVER COUNTY
In Guthrie. Mayor. Commission
ers. Members School Beard
To Be Selected Charter
Amendment Also

spring & apppoaean sua Waga IS
ateeut Wlil Same tbs elf saa laNa
elections ever the sic aathre vn
Npse vlther oa q ctnee ia fhe char
tee fifw or m isipsrs ANA eeuefs'
eso' ta"n later f'o~s''iF A"ih Torres
'''st'"''H ~" PpFN"'
hf provisions ~ 9he e'ip hAf1ef y
becomes neees@afN lp h"'d WAnat,
a. nominate caAd iAsoe tee meN'f
t'iy commissioners AHd men'ferH OF
'he s'hool sos =. here ~'li be- foNr
rf'ffse"f@ ef we Sst"sa board :" "e
=" ''
war" "'' ''' W wy ~" NJ z
Az candidates ~ fr ~'h sh"
s erstaFs 81 thr 'lfAN'N f'seis"e
~ '@'
-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
THIRD NJ NiiI.lt IitIt VI
COZ it~I >INI NIlls

rhr third number of the hlsh ae4a9
iyeeum cdnrao VIII he given hi h
Methodist church next wetneNas
evening AZ sl6 . ~ ~ the zsa.'es
symphonic Qnlntet company e
most versatile Rftiats Tne Ie'ldsF
haNe had long line ~ most axssl
bent preha reports ihls year uui AtH
sure 10 giys most prufltADte eteN'HA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Bankers
Resent q
Ner Rule

Asu YaeA eepu ialneeat
vaA Neae wtH sltses tote
IS fhe eefe ar emp Follef ~ iha
.aaHf sf fas teaofs an asl
sfls of b @l beek safselals ln
yoensstlsu lA Ndlansi Haas
aH saueA tsfaAy
ssweN tvss4 li VISA palntr1 euf.
eeala meaa tlaa maAms pahtle "a sha
sleal fahae af haeA effsfal4 saaaea
lha las feaatsaa ihsl bans atsss
Heufa Is fetneeas it emptrailafs
taH msst ha paHsAsa sgrne saaA
vfs wvn reported sa ~ seeslax eaai
aHsiev As Us vbashrt ihe rlep. wAseY
sus aaid ta ha unprecedented sossll
ue eafnseet
fh Mankerp wnfN aaptsA aa aAla
tvs Iha publications of weh Enfaf
maiaaa enWla Nv gh~ source Il la-
stlaHa comparison auenA Hsaka aad
mlsb tsoss ualasg reflections la
iefmAglna * " saiarles pssrlsfafs Aes
heen furnlshel ~ ghe senplyAipp pri
agaiY py baaA yvamlnaFs
fhe twNWnglet "a hls rpeent aa
auM saeFt ssltwlaad Inequalities ~
hluk effiTlala aAgafies and exgrntassi
lhe aAnlnn that hanA slaekh~liefa
sheVM as luiA a,Hd a. "a aalarira nai
fA executives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
WIFE CHARGES DURESS:
WANTS PROPERTY RIGHTS

Charging that she was forced hy
duress and extortion to sign deeds to
more Shan one hundred pieces of city
property and farm land and give them
T. r. ". Adams. Allie D. Adams has
brought suit in district court for the
cancellation Of the deeds given and
IT, recover title to the property
The case viii De tried at the March
term Of court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Harding
HQSNeu
DryPlan

Washington. Fss9 as "A new plA1
Cor enfoNemens az sS HsSon = B.,
ing discussed among Republican lead
ers as prospective i~alisy Of ths
Harding administration. II ocnsr i
plates aaoiishing ~ present inal en.
forcement machinery of the iivas a,
and sustsc Departments aud central
ization of iaIll f-orsibsrty and autA
ority under the attorney general
HARRY N Daughesy uso ls a. 8.
astorneyNgenerat IS kun~n so has,
discussed The ~&5eci with Rep0blkaa
headers AZ the capitol
Whether retention u / feierAi pf0
hlAltion commissioner = consemp 4 +
ca apparently has not e,een dsse MN
Cd II il understood. lsoweYes that
all state prohibition enforcement
agents wosaid D. dispensed wlth
Harry NJ Daaehefry. Wsho Is 10 b
attorney general In ghc Harding caA-
met today refused Is diSsuss pro
POSED changes ~ she federal proh'bs.
tson enforcement ma Ainery
Although admitting thar Some
changes have been talked over amoae
Repablican leaders. he s. 4 DE wouls
not psioliciy ta,nweai 81 thsr.. d
clAring that any Sucn changes ~sle
have 20 he authorized bv congress
Mr. Daugheriy said Rmnhlican leAl
ers had nor aeeided apon any aefin-
ite progrrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Aoue rRAinwAy
seavlcE SOMETIME

JOHN Ahawei " ihe in'engrban rai..
WAY Naa va lns ellY today Ankof
about contemplated improvements on
lhe line he said ~we haye cone
'euplaiad an hourly serylee between
caihfie ani oklahoma city and /
trust that IAsfora Christmas eur plans
~lll haee blpssomed We intend ip
mako . inw improvements a. thA local
terminal n juy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

A speedy basket hall game wlll pa
played tonight between Enid aud
Guthrie This game gives the cnsh
rie boys chance 10 evcnsun scores
wita Enid who defeated them a Enia
a few weexs ago The game vii 90
siArt"G promptly al 7ae so as fo te
through in time for The crowd to ~
10 the play al the opera house Adj
mission 50c and 3sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25

The hearing ot John "a Wilson
enArged with citation ~ the rroh
hilion act vlose -e. February torn
us federal conri at Oklahoma Clty
Where the March tevlm of court
VII, be held has NOT been decided
bas n will Ae held eisheF al En'd
or tsshne iodce Iiafa r nyes os
hs eAsv# .iss<. - @.sev sa Ndi
held the next term of cc4Ht lic VIA
.3ecidp where the cour, win ~ Hold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
ttonfioued IN PAGE
DISLIKE NAMING OF HOOVER

Local Republlosaa. some of ,Aem
are incensed over he appointment Of
Hoover 10 the Harding cabinet ana
The throwing down of wood Hoo
scr wAs an right during Toe waf
said one man. "hui he repfeseu's
nothing nov, and contributed nothing
10 neguhllean ancocaan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Youths Sentenced
Under Blue Lam

grspersA. ksas Zen - f~s
fmeena ypu'ns usas~ t4ve yeae
sentences unasf artss h6ee
law sodas
uo Is shussR ard 4stnaAy ncal
eacn sveaay o. - ~sfs sfeo
smoking cigarettes Nesp eNi ~
pool RalN oHev vouf esrrnfs *na
atay out uNtl 80 eseck aniH tnf
nsahs weeA wae sns s~aisefs
Imposed hp sha causf ~ tNs ~
yooau men ~Nen ,hss elsatsa astl
" q Burglary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
sARBeR As MONITOR

Frank sarhef assumed Tho fele 1l
Monitor al ma rythian IodEs mee'in
last ni9hi and carried tao inltia es
into the mazea ~ the Rank detfee
safbsf did hla work wlth hreauioa
grace Twenty fsse years ago Ys8
ierday the Guthrie pythians laallialtl
a knights IT pyihlas lodgs ~ ehanf
led
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Bold Robbers Get
Big Loot From
N. Y.JeWelry Store

Ne~ Work. FEB. 25~-Twe ~stl
dressed men to-day entered the
ir~elry s,orr os Raskov eroshrrs
& company on the nintn faoor of =
Hroac~ay office b0,ldlne near ths
city haIi. below the famous "aessh
ire for erocks" Knocked 1oxsnh
Maiorara. a member ~ the firm.
unccnscious with the bust of q re
solVer ard ESCAPED with twenty
thousands collars worth 81 le~elrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Another
RPO Car
Robbery
auLlErlN

Chicago, Feb. - Postal Inspectors
to-day were trying 10 locate tne postal
clerk in charge ot the Chicago ard
Alton mali car which wAa robbed
early TODAY near Quincy JuncslcN u
~as sald ne BAD not vet reported 70
the federal office ard sffsoats there
eNuid GIVE 10 estimate "a thr loes
q was reported that ono "a kaae son
tainnp iarue amount ~ currency
~as secured BY the robbers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
iIf RID FLAG
FLYING ~ FRANCE

lafi* f'eb W The red flag was
i#t'ed today ayer the blg egectrIesi
works under construction At tseunnvii.
iefa ns north ef Paris by workmsa
~ho refused @ quit tae place. 10 spite
% lockout declared by the ofnfaay
a large fofea Of police and small
hfta' lunut " trpolss ware called esst
~ maintain ofdef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
May Make Boxing Felony

Oklahoma city, Feb 25A surprise created in the
lower h0uc Of the legislature today when the bill Increasing the
penalty conducting boxing exhibitions from nsdeneano
felony reported fasoraby by the committee
retrencment and reform e. g. Platf 81 saltwater author Of
the bill. rs also chairman Of the committee however
law prohibiting the sale possession e cigarettes IN the
state probably will not be passed r,ut Of action in the
house today. the conn refyenchment and reform
reported the bill unfavorab. reported
favorable The bill to make dshpa lng o. base ball ponish
able by the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
Lone Bandit Holds
Up Ticket Agent

regs Smith, frk Feb, es-~re, ,
Midland valley rairoaa ticket of'
Zee Mas leoted es lene bandit a
Z 70 e'elesk shix merniru ~he -
eapea ~lsh an me money IN the
casn drawer. spprc lmately sass. y.
@ Jenkins. the ticket agent had
Just closes she tlsket ~nde~ AND
turning ~aa r~es bs the bandit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
st.2oo.ooo COTTON
COMPANY FORMED

Little Rock Eco ~ The Norrli
Ion Cotton OH company. capitalized
81 s. 100000 has filed articles Of 80
corporation with the ~ retary of
state here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
rLEcreocursp MAN
WORKED nsag

Robert blakely. who sas ehaieea
81 McAiester along with John Lei.
better early this morning, worksd -
Guthrie several weeks inst year lls
was employed al the water works
reservoir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
pool RooM nllL klllfn

Little Rock Feb 20 illla restrict
ing tho operation of po0l ro'aus t
Arkansas we're Ia effe,a killed 10 fhr
senate is indefinite posf pouetnent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
WOULD co TO PANAMA

Members of the Legion here AZ
pressed themselves as willing 20 bcar
arms again IN she event of wat hs-
tween ihe United States and Par
anna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-25
HARDING FAvoRs A
STRONG NAVY PROGRAM

Washington, Feb IS. - President
elect Harding send word .ooay 10 the
sente Republican leaders that ne de.
sired an adequate appropriation for
the navy ard favored continuing the
present building program without ma
terial reduction.