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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
{. D. P. REPRESENTATION
IN Conventions IS CUT
John r Adams az Idaho. Il
Selected To Head National
Committee By Vote Of
Sc To II

Washing on Jane A mess pssls
q representail 4 q the neAs ~
publican na4ional convention under
which ihcfo would he suit 90 t~en9
hree so sa lu lao representation of
southern states aa. adopted TODAY NJ
lhe republican national vommlree by
i vote % rs ~ t
John r Adams ~ idaAa Aas seiec
ed chairman af .he committee. go
succeed Postmaster Geaeral Niil "
Hayes. whose sofmal resignation was
presented and accepted
Nr Adams bias been slec chairman
q the committee 20 whith vacancy
Ralph E wllams 81 Oregon 1a-
solicited
Submission ol iho report of 4 ~
IloNeH If Nebraska pseclpl.aied d
nshi southern members attacked ihs
plan a g. RenmpA ~ Arkansas
charscd that ite demoefa's W,uid usl
aided ia Acknowledgement % repub
i'yan voters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
pttk TALKS LAW
10 HUI AIRY Gil X

The Rotary club. al iss noonaa
luncheon IL the lone wAs treated
to an Interesting dissertation on iaW
and order by United states Aiiornes
Peck Hls contention was tlsst var
backwash had e,used spread ~
crime. ba, he dcuied there WAS )
general disregard " law on aceoani
~ prohlhltory measures
Mr. p~cks assistant. Judgr Tysin
Ger also addressed tbe club ON Ro-
tartan Tines
Professor nalyafi cisy ssV~glnsen
dent OF Hobart schools, vas guest u
the caih lie made "a conclse sa'k
on RosArianism He haiied the iio
hart club as the hanner oreanig
tion o. The state. IL having register
ed iao per cent attendance al sl
meetings
Otis Spurrier gave a talk on Rotary
work and general sing marked tho
remainder Of ihe program Enter
'gainment committees were announc
I'd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
~IiUt kI\. rtID
II, I'M Nili.

ioaea CITY June lIlflAF meH ~
shock Mhsat a aa much pHf aefe w.
uuihod heipw usea 10 'hla and -
iolnlpa eoaailes iu taking q ihe 1877
aheas crop ua the Hih Y fAnsh lA
mliuH souihmyst " " YansrlauA VA
neyipe IS eents per asfs faf shoes
nT Nanaelnna saYa fpd msp
eau ah0ek anY~hrYe fFuN I'D in aa
sefea dag maxine fr0m 81 ta "a
5000 hny When they ahpgh en
saeh bssla ihey "a, baafH al fAe
rate q - s..b % VaaaeloAs
rhsis afa 500 aefea ag ahest pp
she nir v and Il ~lll YIELD sil ths
Was ffam io Sc haahsla ger affe
according 8 NAaaei8ys estimate pr
an asefase q ff9m o in - bushels
pnf afe This "a auv " lh~ hvN
reports sbus iAr sisea ln ihls sosilea
~ tho slate @F
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
COMMUNITY WORK TO
De CONTINUED HERE
DIR Corn To be Retained To
Lead Work nufina Summer
Months houslA To BE
Sold

Al mesliaa as lhe aNa8Hssf
snn.sl gaeatay ANeFaaNn rAi1 'n#m
bagstp tslss eressag Feeow wst
received fsom sha hesaaaaetsfs IL
Asu yugl Krauiins shs fegens NJ
,ba eauaH fas ihe ft'sase of 80
Corn fos als aveAa aflef luna sssh
lhe mat,sr wts iui, alavvase'i saa
,aans for NJ Cafaa ~ofA fs uasA
flo ANA lngaa feuhi w"fT maAH ar
~ssl son pas hls present activities
sfsef iaae luh
The Asies fsf VIA salr ai lha sUfa
nmt1s i,aaas fer lhn ssPY"tt =
shv ananai eonmanHv prasMm ea@
~ 49, jane s9 rs es fte eetlfs
,aunsy VIA pAf elnate 10 tlofitins
fsr tANsa ssnrnsua lialh shlie ans
oasefe1 The meiaod faf fslalne This
money NiH De- nee nus uHlt ~
oxaa euUny Nai ihe FHungf iA
eenefpl and wlil 81 hY ina sais ~
angaeHYeiy Nlhaaravhet anAHunl'y
bonds ~ 'au. eeay nsa and ngty
dallsf denominations sold un che
eavy payment plan 1hlA #Ill meaR
tha. shn f'nAn iel participation ~il
De bread auA iomsffa eo thA'
everyone ean haYe atass sn 'hr hst
TEE shlpfs soslnilY and fetfesiisn 'a
lnKsn D1unlY Nee hNA' lehvN u
hv general mapakrf ~ shs bond Aale
ana ls masiHk spd srssf"ss eisn
hla organization Ar k n rafaaMa
has aesep.e1 sha sFeAstrsfehlp Asd
Is asfisrls a ~urA Nsih hia adstea
ana experience
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
ELkS FROM MANY
SECTIONS To COME HERE
F.aK Day Observance Next
Sunday VIII Be solemn Cerc
mony To BE Held AZ
M T. Church

Neasaees are helne seat oat 90
Elbs io ,hp phule jurisdiction of iha
.ughliv A4AeN rs attead iae FlaE DAY
se'sbrallan io 81 helA 81 ihe AZ
ehHo.h ssandat lanr s AZ b ~
This ~ill he freas celebration of
Fiay naN daY when every sllsoa
ald express hia l0ee faf hla suHH
Us ana his fise Tie msetiaF ~
the ~ q ehunh aNl he loih lnlo
efinK ana Instructive
Tbe courele and laisrmilus $50
fram eal conclude wllh an ah.r taik
Af emo ~ the mnsr l.isaaH aeat
er Prince FresllnF aiofoeg zeu.f
al 80 iNe state
~ Corn win paftelHais lH ihy
ceremony AND Ney John tu'laa
viii FlYe the h.HinY Is iAe flag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
us. Must
Always be
Prepared

Nee taFa faae aMelafls NlAs
swls te shn hvsaas IL Il sae
fhs reHeA assEss 81 alaAf "a.
as s~9srf a war W~aAs ID "A
9se4s tsasy rs lAs esAsaas slass
sf Ne~ fegk tplsefsl t ~
epFsa sa~ fAh aasAa y Va -
4stssa e. rsshgA - .sxnWy
aat Hs sslseaa aasn sha samsa
shsa agg aalAAa hY Aalaal saasans
AlsmAutle skelF tatliiailsus aa4
gsp shef aaviss
fhe talvasAy esAiaeru4 upau
s yf.s Weeks be AaaesAfg 4axgs~
i iaetw ag a~s
as ass Ays saf shs secretary
Fe eret ahtaf r So ra,lanAl
'els4 ses h4a elrAr F~slinflaa af
Na meRagea saaea 10 hsye bis roaa
lFf ~ ase easNsas Ia wAr bH aaa
dsFms mag krAs ehteh wAhs &.
sNb af ga Ap8rofa sAe Gals alter
aaisa "a q ilahAaeehsa p~a fh~A
sesvf pssmefy slgaea wAafa eae~
as nas aHilepafa wae Agd MF
WevsH hH sAArw Afa ArtGga ana
ieeefisA HilpagY rrepAFAl laaa tnasx
aaH SIR ebam wa mlaht w,aalfar
saHf~ la eafaet ABt sAWs ~ aaY
hess taa aoe shsi ssnaat slxs
memnaf consideration sa Fha naa
Nblltles ~ vas es'h aFeas Iuggala
snsh eepflls' nv as<saspd woala
u VA eNluian bv gha ana of swift
tatlan
~ Weeks declared sh~ ilHW hAl
eeHye whsa thia country N@a hAya 4
aeftr'ie mllilAsY nileY The aaiiasai
asfenae ee' whleh heeAna law 40
taas 4 sasa = fAs paliev whleh i.
ihwshg sheald kagefa tsa army +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
kANnAO WHEAT BEST
TO W|THST AND RUST
Fields Planted To This pufehrei
Seed Show Up Wonderfully
Well Yields More Than
Other Seeds

kaurea wheat has shown sa ts
ier qualities lhls year
q wiinsood tar attack ~ rust DO
FebraarH and saved ita nsouh ll
~ standnT foiay op Iossn coan
farms 9 lnohes 30 f0of iailer than
either varieties ara vim one ANA
hslf % i~fioo a. s'sea stand as auf
her wheat u viii yield is Is 81
busheis per sfre whiie otbee nheai
hes ae e under ihe ssme conditions
wll make a 70 le baahels vih yefg
itle making
in tae faH - l4ie & w3e,
county accent persuaded A N nfes
sem Scott i smith aud others n
ihe Steward Na,ina commanli, ari
Ed slabaneh ana about iweuiY
farmers at trfaceni o. Fei STARE
~ the rurebrel kanred uheai r
made better yields nat sear anf
mos; of the Wheat produced ~es
Mi~u - lhrHe communities laAi faA
The difference thls year "a mufl
greater OWNS io the gr"sief flsf ~
sisiauee " tha Raured ara ihe 8B
eHlal f1si conditions. Of the pas
winter
The sun Caln 4 expert oompaag
houeht one thousand bnahels of lho
best pnrest nred seed wheat %
iainshie last v,sar ia Kaasas ani
shipped Il 10 Guthrie. and tho wheat
Club eloys tool about POO bushels on
endieaa chain contracts. enl soerd
e. oyer The county. and to-day fheso
club plaiu of from % DO acres eaeh
prove absolutely that ih's peefles g
strain Of bard wheat Is uforior in
eny other wheat for this county
George nofferman boufhi some n
ihla seed ~ ihe sun Grain & Espnri
company and sowed II on hls farm
(cOntnuad on Page 2 }
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
GUTHRIE AND SEWARD
BASEBALL TEAMS TO
PLAY HERE TNURSpAY

A matched game of tall will be
played between Guthrie and Seward
teams Thursday evening al the ball
park here Tho game viii he called
at 5 O'Clock IN order % give every
one chance 10 see X The game
win be an unusually exciting oue az
there Is considerable rivalry he
tween the two teams Guthrie has
strengthened her team by The addl
tion OF a fast short stop Gnihrle
fans are urged TO be on hand and
root for the home boys large
crowd viii come here from The Sc
ward and Nayina neiehborhood T.
is rnmored that the Navlna players
will be with the Seward team io
strengthen IT, This however Is but
rimor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
City To
Entertain
Country

The greatest fgee celebration II
Jaly Fourth il being planned hy tAe
citizens of GatArie The entire
county il being Invited 10 parilei
pate and The success of the day ls
already assured The Guthrie cham
ber OF commerce a sl'onsurlng the
day. and has called to active work the
committees from the Retailers ~
soclation. the American Lesion. han
Rotary club. the Lions, the Reaiiofa
aud the Community Service
A meeting Was held Tuesday nighg.
al which Sam Gardner was made
general chairman and y r Wall
secretary. and the following worker
named from the chamber Of com
merre- A r fsansford Fred Desc
Inns and Geo Speer. Retailers sam
Gardner. G c Caothier N NJ Nahill
Fred I.intx and y Mevten Amer
lean Legion Glenn FarQuharsor
Frank nond aud I'D Henry, RotaF-
ians o X. Spurrier and Chas Olson
Lions vern Haws and " " lllck
man: Realtors John Mahoney We
Houston and Frank Kelley Com
munity Service Dr Corn " il
Mitchell aud r. h Merien
This will be real. cid fashioned
community Fourth of Jaly celebrn
ton. starting or IN the morning win
big parade. basket lunch and
picnic dinner al noon at Minera
Wells park. horse races and h's
variety Of exciting sports afternoon
with a hos game Of baseball between
Crescent and Guthrie teams Al tht
fair grounds.
At niehf there wiz be- fire works
followed with an elegant street
dance. and a great play and recrea-
,ion demonstration hv the vouns
people The Guthrie band will fur
nish the music during the day AM
az night Everything from start 70
finish will be free and the entire
county is invited TO enjoy Il All
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
WHAT TICKED OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

Toronto Ths f4vshslefs4n at
sen.bss ~ cAneAa. 'esvlhes atlA
N.shoalst nnN congregational 81
namlnason Fvgr~rasA'lseA dee4aeA
a. unson Il - shree aates one hesd
rulsa s.ere lsslimens teAslas
ca the eauses oi lhe races lo. aefv
seceatls VAS tsAen ty Auofns, 0eu
crai s q Sreel.us ~ho oeaveaea a
cuurs ~ inaaiil . act nasnrs "a
laal, ,laaAls fespoaaltse tor The clash
paris az WHhslm MAYER, Cos
man Amba asadov, gsllea a. gbc Fysaeh
sofvsen office .n protest in ,hs name
~ hts Kovernmenl aeAinns ihe ul'i
malam ~ the lhiel allied commission
10 tpper aslesia dvmanalns tAai
0ernan iroaps ~ elshlraen
Nsshlwsten aar announced
that tho Amafisau reserament has
proposed a srraN y amtit snA een
mewe vita Mssiss ln ~hIsh M.slco
would AKree IL safeguard ihe flehia
oi pfvpefy IN thN eoangry held bs
Ameneaa cl@s.us The signing -
shr treaty. Npuld automatically AZ
eem4llah rvoasuHlan IL iha Me,iaau
government
lsieblp DanFe 81 rvssliente ~H#
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morphine. inject it into an arm red
with needle prieks. and cody return
70 his evening paper.
There is another cafe in the Foriics
known in the Broadway patois as
Esquimaux Hall y Cocaine is called
snow. aud hence the coming Of the
appellation II is rendezvous for
snow birds. - aud people actually 90
there to look watch them come in
iwitching and owl-eyed. and even
laugh at their drug-erazed phaniasies-
Twenty out Of twentythree young
girls. picked up for soliciting in the
LoDgaere square section in an even
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
FIRE ESCAPES FOR THE CITY
HIGH SCHOOL: LONG NEEDED

The city school board Is 10 be
commended on the installation ~
complete and modern system OF fire
escapes for the city high school This
has long been needed The system
now installed will make Il possible
70 empty the school building Of al
pupils in a very few minutes ana
without possibility Of harm hefallns
anyone The school board has also
appointed committee 70 look into
the matter OF building new city
high school. This committee will re
port later and the matter will be
put up to the people 10 decide as
20 whether or not Guthrie citizens
want new high school building
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
rows AAo olHtA saow
NFWte WKDa A MKnny rtaR

t'vaara nv lass band playluE
Here eeFna the ufiau glomar
l9ieaei and hl~ hrlAn hsaaaafsaa ID
eeeh vfAer Ard rit'rg u cart b,
ehish setawuY aeaAav was AssseA.
II wefs e#entsed over sha stv hss
Hlsht " a party of easha#gassse
Ya9iaK ffs~nas ~ha made "a a milat
sp Aee thaf w. FeAtnrw ~ nvss
fista shlsafgRt was osvflouAa,f
NhHa lhe rariY atftyaa ln fesut IL
Ghe FnWaialn fsfw waa ptarsaa "a
ll's sifssi ear fmek and au alarm
aent p p l~ith fifn AtAllans N
fe* nlHaiHs iAe street wss crowded
Niih psafia ehn Thought fsrp had
hfeAHh HH' iu 'he nsnies af tba hpwl
aeHa tHfb when me crowd hai
rfhsnt fhe aeaiF wsfa wer~ las
ea fnm sbNte cart Ana escorted iasa
fhe Fvuassi0 ~Asee fhp nm uakins
sza continued aH'll lafa haur Aa
infafmai gnnp'fpn for Mr aaa MYt
'ilftsl Nae teid saflinr tn the eve
niHs NJ the 1fea 'iirtst Rr hamu -
tsst NHiae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
ROT AIRY AIMS
SHOW STRONG

a pictorial exposition of Rotary
working was given at the gem ihe
aire last uirhf when film ~ thp
district conference held az Wichita
early IN May was nnrolled TIL
films showed an Che marching olup.
and different aspects Of the confer
encc II was comprehensive and IA
teresilng u high degree The
Guthrie dub poperly upholstered.
WIS shown marching % The Forum
The Rotary AIMS with the clQha
made particularly impressive Ar
pearauce The film viii be proinc
cd again tonight al the Gem
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
When "Gentleman Jin'
Lost to "Ldnky Bob

The heavy weight championship slipped of NE Grasp
American for the FIRST tmr - ratriek at l~4I when
Robert fnmon ank4 Australian. ponnded james ,ogbetf
into submission the fourteenth round
This the first OF s kind which moving
taken Both fighters enjoyed keocope rights
the side money from the mole denomnatfi that time
II also the beginning OF Woman cHtr4 into the role 81
spectator ring The fight held Carson city
Nevada and all ~ the newspapers made much h
twenty the 1000 holders One These
Mrs fItzsimmons who just hond her husband
seconds and encouraged ham victory
The Australian weighed only e1 ponnds while fnrlet
tered the ls3 The champion forei the foreigner the
sixth round. bu lacked the finishing paneh
In the final round Ftzsmmens sprang from his corner
nrious and planted his right glove 'orb heart The
champion staggered from the fierce blow and Fzsmons
with flashing rights and lefls the stomach brought
the battle q close
crowd of fans who favored tho Australian cape into
the him. seeking his NIT 1orbe opening
his famed with lie charged through tie circle o
admirers and the fighters locked vicious cnch
Outsiders had 70 jump IN and separate them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Curtain Rings Down on Beauty Who Become

ing. confessed 20 using cocaine and
hcroiu regularly They revolted a.
their sordid life. but said Il offered
opportunities for robbery and u was
only IN that way That they could pet
enough money 20 satisfy their cras-
ing II Is estnnsfcd that $50 week
is necessary for the usual supply for
a drug addict
II Is only when they are unable TO
get drugs that the police can spot
them. for the habit develops an uti-
eannv cunning. They become suSpiel-
ous to the point Of mania, and remain
in hiding until brought o1i by Their
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Especial correspondeni)

New York. June s-The curtain is
shortly to ring down on celebrated
beauty. whose name was on every lip
only few years ago. She figured in
one Of the most sensational legal eases
New York has ever known Those IN
a position to know say it viii be the
madhouse or death. Cocaine is respon-
sible for her dreadful plight.
People associate drug using with
underworld dens. behind barred doors,
and yet | sal in a semi-respeetablc
restaurant one night this winter and
saw a man openly prepare dose Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Bold Bandits
GRAB SIS 600 In
SHck-up Game

Chicago. june ? -"Llne 40 here
or yoo'l oei shot commanded
young man with cap pulled down
over his eyes and plst6l VI eseh
hand. az BE stepped cut On the
dance floor " a foadhouge nofsn
~ Evanston early THE mofninn
The guests laughed until three
ether bandits Joined him ard ~
ed several shots
The robbers took ie~eiry ard
oash estimated a tia0Oo
One woman dropped her dla
monds valued >. $4,000. into her
coffce and saved them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
pIAhr VAT raHg rups
cAoEr FLYERS KtILED

ilameiea Ea funa Noel q
fhampepa w Jacksonville. uNnuis.
and e npeep of Qfnimsa. Ga.
flYns sa4s *eru kiilrd Instantly
isfs fass'lar uhsn lheir alFpians
sifeet tree top during a hambaS
tishs as Langley tlpld ara caught en
ffe Three of the foar bombs ear
flet explodsd ana ,he mashlaa vas
ampielsty fauollahaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
~ HIN SIRtII~ SNIpI
~ VIVID M IiII~

Dublin. June osblin STREETS ~sfs
swept ~th builsts for t~snty nin
usss tnis morning following 81 -
tack >e,h reviewers ana bombs On >
pellcs lorry,
Fise censssbss ~efe wounded
during the attack ard some civilians
also we're wounded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
"Snow' Fiend

craving
People say prohibition has Increased
drug addiction | doubt 4 The habit
was one that was being formed hy
ever increasing numbers long before
prohibition was seriously considered.
i police lieutenant ia the White Light
district informs me that the habi, y
uoi confined 10 any particular class Of
soeieiy lie knows three bankers.
several stage stars. artists and writers
who. b. SAYS. are patrons Of gilded
opium parIor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Ouick Sand Claims
Scores OF Dead
In Flood Area

Denver. Jaas fea essilsen 81
iAsN ,eofsN nf FueNia aa@Sa ard
sxafes ~ bsaiss AFs stfswn le tee
tu4s4 ana shs aelsk saHa ief thiffs
tive n.ss.a 2eush ~ eueale safA .
aiapAlxn i sns psm~sf flesA sfpe'
= staft msHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

NHHbiasiun taas Iha s0b@r
si3 church fieses n inaaan pglafs
Ns hellef shaf ghe atghs tsustlax
ffaeu aelHes 81 iapaa who baa iaas
euae ffQn Nnflana to l.saaes with
hla faFmldAhia Fe'lnsa ana bis 5aa
ffaaks q np' ne fofal Harshlts Af
el taf sMmmY 1fv#aed ap q l8aA
#Aa blm ffI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
Flood Warning
Issued as South
Canadian GrowS

Oklahoma City, Jvne "a warn
irQ that serious tlcod e0nd ona
along the South Canadian rive
are imlneet VAS issued here todag
~ shs Ualtsd States weather a.
reau. The warning ~sx issuec
upon receipt Of repofxs from
Bridgeport and Union Ciss, s'eo~
ING the river 20 be az az s9ht fees
level al the former place ard ten
feet az the latter TIE highest
water ever recorded al Union Ctr
was i2.2 feet IN 1904 when esten
sise property damage was done is
is not kno~ az the weather bureau
whether the river is sslil rlsina,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
rREo RAolAHp IS rHrro
nv JUDGE SMITH ON DEMURRER

Pred RsFlan1 charged With fereif
Ing stolen property IN connee ION
with me r % Lu'f slprr robbery
some time ago VAS freed hy Judge
Smith when attorney iowther d.
mufFol io ihe evidence offered ~ ihe
county attorney Judge Smith sas-
tslned the demurrer On %" grounds
TIA, tho evidence did not prove that
Ragland had snoallneiy received 'he
oien property
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08

crandfors. N. o.. June s,-Miss
Marie W cks. age is o. cygla
MINNESOTA. Vas gagged ard bound
70 bedposss and assaulted ard then
beaten 70 death IN Fargo hotel
The mudererer mas not been appre
hended.
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Inap~eiDr f'aFklnson has pat "a
wlfh Aadlt~r carter n pannlux Gov.
efHof neberisop paFk says ae wilI
lend a baseh 81 dsrks 10 the sBllior
% heep np The Nart caftas elalms
fhs twenty 'hoasana aallars loDfei
~ biz department. - fhe raseu,lys
lnpairad ~ effalency
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-08
"BABE" RUTH. HOME
run KING. FINED

New York. June e.-"Bshe Ru.h.
home run king Of the New York
Americans. today was sentenced tt
one day In the city prison and fined
500 IN magistrates court for auto
mobile speeding.
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AN unpucLAREp CANDIDATE

Victor Houston makes no homes IN
declaring his candidacy for the post
mastership. although he has no.
made formal application. He be
iieves there will be a change In the
local postoffice within two years.
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The knights OF Pyihlas VIII
confer the knight raak Thurs
day evening Al their Castle Han 10
he Leader building af'er which a
cafeteria lunch and cigars sii be-
served
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nouoHron Ann cAaey 10 rnlo

The li1aKh'on ana raaNt hmllle
Wlll lsaye ihg week iaf hNid STEER
residence hsfn ai note lla,a twsn
i, yeats rhoY will plen iwa esf
teria erDewripa thsrr Nf Itngthsea
hue 49, nftisiantis fils.n ~
Guthfle Aenilnrh plfh ihe efeH
mauy 1etflapmenfh iils detar'afe
- regretted
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DR.. CORN TO SPEND
VACATION PERIOD IN GUTHRIE

DIR. Corn has taken the Howard
Fife residence for the summer and
Mrs. Corn and the two little girls
will arrive Saturday and will make
.heir summer home In Guthrie.
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Earl T Miller 81 ralus hsa hecn
appointed 3 mamher Of the board ot
regents ~ the stats university n
Norman. % sueeeed " Marian 2
Ponca City. resigned
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rrxAs .Aa osowaa
~ His sArH rua

N IT'S BATH rUh
~ Worth June " II Ran
del. realty dealer Drowned n . bah
Sab IN his room A hotel here rue.
day q Is beilesed he stumbled fell
and vas knoeked unconscious. arowa-
ispg.
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W EATHER

New Orleans, La. June s.-Tonight
and Thursday cloudy probably thun-
dershowera
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tcoatlaasl on raEs 81
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-05-14

THE directoire. late eighteenth
H. century and certain Spanish in
fiuences in the styles, are all disput-
ing the claims of the straight-line or
chemise dress, to pre-eminence. The
best American and French creators Of
costumes appreciate the adaptablity
OF tattetas and organizes, to bouffant
skirts, and the charm of flavor of
qnaintness in the silhouette thar is too
attractive 10 be ignored. Therefore,
in the passing show Of spring styles.
among those present and present in
considerable numbers, there are such
sprightly dresses as are pictured here
The frock at the left includes
tunic among its assets, over n such
narrower underskirt-a plain and in
conspicuous affair that plays only
small part in the composition of the
dress. The tunic and bodice divi@le
honors in points Of interest. BY means
of cords about the hips and at the
bottom the tunic achieves a hoop-skirt
effect and il is decorated with fiat
puffS OF the ta(1eta The peasant
waist also employs these puffs as a