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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
WAlLUKU TEMPERATURES

Rainfall 0.9S inches.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-04-01
NEXT EK's MAILS

From the Coast-Lurline ,tomor-
row; Sonoma, Monday; Manoa,
Wednesday; China, Thursday.
To the Coast--Korea Maru, Tues
day Matsonia, Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10

Wherein is there real hope for the
settlement Of the Irish question:
The unprejudiced or uncommitted
American Is not likely 10 find il in the
letters of Downing street and the Dali
Eireann Both sides here seem intent
on forcing the recognition Of conflict
ing principles rather than in getting
down 70 the business Of making peace
II is not discoverable in the news
from Ulster which Is news Of bloodshed.
or IN the reports Of speeches in South
Ireland, which appear to contain men-
tion Of peace and fighting with equal
gIisto.
1t is not to be gathered from meet
ings in America in the interest Of Irish
freedom What the British govern
ment will yield is what the British
people tell it TO yield, not what is said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
wrrnt ftuoa 90 on roNrVts

fnxaa ~ Va. eetl e. rhs
southern sssliou ~ wrat NfslaiA.
scene % tho pfeaent coufllet ho-
t~een miaefs. rgaldenls and pab Z
AuthoH,lca. has heeu noted Cor ~
hlocds conflicts. msd ani awiest.
nrss or eemufy
Tho plclufeaaue moanlain ssei''n
comprising me counties 81 WYuulnf.
logan Ninso Nel.owrli ana ueavs
has rarely heeo without eonie sort
of warfare of nmouhafins quarrel
Hkeiy a. any moment "a tafn iai'
iha flame ~ finr fire
ilemmed in ~ usred mounla'nt,
tho eaff sestleu wnru eni off tfnus
me osns A. wnrld aud acaius
generations have - rvmalafi u
mose ~ lass ssient Roads are fsv.
travel i, sio~ and Tedious snd 'h"
advance ~ civilization haA nhifirt
this mountainous region untii iolaF y
has eaiaed mo reputation q heiaK
one ~ The most primitive sections
eas, ~ tho >llaalssippl river
Prom The early pefiod wh"o -
hardy mouniaine.ts fought ihn in.
A ans nntii TODAY. the Inhabitants
hasr had tendency 90 lshe 'hr ls~
into ther owa hands and 20 nie's
cut lustl,e aceordtng q their e~n
IDEAS THIS No doubt. has heen dns
IN par, 10 tho fact that la~ aud or
isf haso had a hard aifaKnla 70 atlh
foo,hoM IN section npafselY set'
lied almost tmpaaaihle auFin8 tns
~tn,.s mosths ana often almost sn
,feiy ~, off
Except for the smsii iosns ne ~ +.
hahlianss for tho moai pare sfr
nounlalneers Nany I've ~ lok
fconftsaed on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10

here either in or out Of the congress
of the United States. II Is worth re-
membering that just Al this time the
Lloyd George ministry has virtually
the unanimous support Of the press Of
England, Scotland and Wales in deal.
ing with the Irish question. and that
Lloyd George is almost patheiieally
eager to profit by this unanimiiy as
long as possible, as he certainly
couldn I by accepting any guidance
from this country.
The real. basic hope for final settle
ment today is the reluctance Of the
persons directly concerned to resume
the old warfare Such reluctance
must exist. 1t may be that on either
side there are men who would not be
unhappy il the other fellow did break
away and start again on tho mai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
TROOPS ARE on GUARD

Troops from Fer, sam Houston are
pa,rolllng the city and aiding in res
cue work
The water supply is cut of as is
the electric Hight and telephone power
Estimates Of the loss OF life reacher
as high as 50 by police and fremen
who aided Ia rescue work throughout
the night Definite figures cannot be
given at this time
Water from the san Antonia river
Which winds through the city and
from It's tributary. the Oloms creek
flooded the business section OF the
city for many blocks 20 a depth o.
ten 20 fifteen feet The San Pedro
creek on the west side Of the city.
which runs through ,he Mexican dis
trict oyerflowed and joined the waters
from the liver and swept throush the
southern part OF the city
Il Is believed that the greatest loss
o. life occurred In the Mexican dis
trict Residents in that section we're
unable to get out though aided
throughout the night by flremen and
police and troops from Fort Sam
Houston
Water stood five feet deep In tho
lobby OF the Gunter hotel which is
a block from the river. and the Alamo
plaza on the east. which is five blocks
from the river.
The power house will be out of com.
mission for at least two or three
days There Is partial telephone
service. Water service will be cut
off FOR at least - hours Street car
service is cut of indefinitely.
The banks OF the San Antonia river
are strewn with wreckaee Of houses.
A number OF automobiles we're swept
away.
Throughout the night east and west
Continued on PaEe -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
BEAUTY IN AUTUMN
SHOWING or STYLES
Giffen Larson Opening Yesterday
Evening Was Largely At
tended. Wonderful Dis
play of Goods

seldom have variety and beauty of
style been displayed - early in the
season as were shown yesterda, a.
the Giffen Larson Store. ~hieh vas
artlstlcans decorated wlth roldenroi
the occasion being tas Autumn show
ing q style
Miss lois Davis. Messrs Ralph
Davis and Leo Garner furnished
music a. the models descended the
broad stairway onto long plank
and displayed the latest Autuan crea
tions frocks Tor afternoon. sire I
and general wear, coats and suits IN
beautiful materials IN the much want
ed coiors. brown. navy and black and
unusual evening gowns as have never
before been shown
A large crowd attended and appre
ciated the effort OF the Ciffen- Larson
store to always please the people
Those Who modelled we're Miss
Ethyln LeClairc. Miss Mildred swan
son. Miss Grace James. Miss Celorsh
Baughm Miss Mae Moc6. Mrs
Mande Carson. Mrs Maude Powell,
Mira Harvey Mat rhcti. Mis Miller
Miss Mary Douglass. Misses Doris
and Eliza Gaffney Mrs Russell VII
bite and Miss Merle Van lloozcr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
Fatty Arbuckle
Is Held On 4
Murder Charge

san Francisco Sept 20 Ros
coo fFattYl Arbuekics motion
picture man 10 20 bs "held -
custody pending the outcome ~
the police lnvestloaiion Into ere
death ~ Ms Virginia napro
following thr party in Arbuetie's
rooms at tho san Francis hoiei
here, acting captain ~ the de,sc
tlves here. Michael Crlffth 40
nounttd today
Miss Rappo ~ss tos Angeles
moving picture aciress Al
autopsy disclose Msss Rappe died
a. result o. eoneested lungs
tsupuaual rsrltonlslsl Nrr stow
aoh wan sent 20 cHemist 'of
analysis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
COUNTY APPLES FINEST
RAISED N YEARS

Who said tho apple crop ~ Lofaa
county was nil
Nothing 10 f Some of tho finest
fall apples ever marketed vrf
brought o town today by E 7 Ea
land NJ Eastland's orchard g. q
Gated four miles north ~ the cfy
on vine street Tho fruit IS iulos
and extra large and u delightful
flavor Besides The excellent eating
apples The East anda make elder and
sell i 70 Their trade ~ the cty 1aa
elder ~ course r. aans kick. tui IS
never heiesa . delicious drink m
Leader force enjoyed both the apples
and cider today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
THE ALTERNATIVE = A TEST FOR FORD METHODS

road In no other way j. n likely that
a controversy of national extent can
be SETTLED
Mr Ford success with his first
railroad venture has been sensational
II comes near 70 rivaling his reputa
ton a. manufactures of automobiles
Naturally II has been seized upon by
those who are engaged. largely for
their own ends. ia enhancing the al.
ready widespread Ford popularity
Naturally. too. II has been asked by
the country why. II newcomer in the
industry can 80 quickly pull a railroad
on; Of sea Of troubles. the same
treatment cannot be accorded the
other distressed carriers.
But certain railroad men and certain
so-called experts in transportation de-
Continued on PAGE %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
REAL TREATS IN STORE
FOR MUSIC LOVERS
w M Concert Series Will Re
Better Than Ever This Year.
FIRST of Series CArded
For Sept 30

The uuihrio lovers ~ fval hfh
class musical entertainments afo 90
have an esla irca, this season rha
~ NJ Concert series emhrasins
tonr numhors With the beat artists
81 tho American coneeu stage. ~ll
Present tho follow ns cycnis
On Sep emher So. John Hand ms
new American fenor. = The Meteor
mack ,Yrc 10 eonaeci'on with Mlds
t~d nasin viii giso iolnl rar,,ai.
or concert omtorie opera This Wit
~ 4 sers hsh class entertainment.
and should ho psionlfei hy ever
music lower ln Guthrie
on oc ohef D. Evelyn eeeinrl
wiih assisiins artists wll appca
she has appoafed a. iAe Ne,m
nol ian Olefa huufo in New YOfk
and waa with rafuso ln hln Last IN
ga empnt wlih tho Ne'fnpelilh
opera company The noted Nme
Noiha insisted that Nis- sco,ne, ~
turn viii her 10 pafle. where she
Wan rpe,lalN iololcd nv Marhete
Nue MrlbA. famous teacher
December 3 the lamoga Arthur
Middleton bass hailione u ,he "a.
iropoWeu Op~m company wiil Flse
one ~ h'e grrai concerts
reehnieail, he ia an artlAta az.
ilst and Wlthsil he la mans mas,
win e noble sclce and vii iaeacnf
a varying hlKhv diversified pru
gram
On January 2. The imprrsario
company with Rs fnil and orrinal
Ncw York cast wN appear Tha
~ul hc an opportunity n hearing ~
famous Society Of American sinf
rra. in musical comedy hy Wat
ranE Amalcnu Mozart and Wll BE-
worth spinr rreat distance % on
Joy
The " " Concert series viii ~
,efY nnunal mnaleal season. ant
one that elii give You a. opporiun
iif - hearing here a. home some
81 the high grade arlaie an ~
whom have commanded the unslint
ed praises ~ ne mosi eAaellne ere.
tcI ~ Amof ra and Europe The
season tickets wlil BE- on sale net
Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
MOTHER, WHO KIDNAPPED
CHILDREN, LOSES CASE
Perry Farmer Convinced Court
That Mother Was Not Proper
Person To Raise
Girls

After hearing testimony IN ha
heas corpus ease brought by Harry
G hanslng. OF Perry. Judge Boles
decided the matter IN favor Of Hans
ing and against his former wife u
appears from the evidence that the
couple were separated IN rcra ana
that the court granted the custody
ai Two small chlldrea % the father
z t,ia~ shown Ia the evidence tha.
the mother WAS not suitable per-
son 20 care Tor the children After
the divorce the woman came 10
Guthrie. a is alleged with the MAJ
Who Was charged IN the trial as be
iag the other part ~ the eternal
triangle and opened a foit drinks
and lunch room Just east of N"
santa Pc station Ono day earle
his week the woman went 20 Perry
told the children that she had q
candy store ia Guthrie and that they
could have a fine time il they would
come with her and live M Guthrie
The Kidd e. fell for the candy story
~nd. mounted On pony started f,r
Guthrie Somo distance out OF Perry
the mo her met them aud turned nc
pony loose and they came TO Guih.
RE in passenger train
The trial on the habeas corpus
consumed some time and much cyi
denro was introduced 20 prove tht
fathers Allegations Mr Hanslng II
well 70 d farmer Of the PER-,
'neiehhorhood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
IMAGINATION

A frightened citizen OF Musko-
gee. telephoned police that be saw
a big. black bear" in the GENE
terry.
Police advised him TO take an
other look. He did 50. and decider
the hear" was q hrse. sha1gy
dog.
This is q good illustration Of how
imagination distorts sight Judges
and lawyers are familiar with such
cases. Look twice before you run
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
NEW LABOR PARTY
ORG A\i/ED IN CANADA

Winnipeg. Can. Sept % organ
lxation of tho newl, formed Canad
IAN labor Party r. under way iis
platform recently adopted here ii
Guides
State insurance against unemplof
ment chargatic 70 industry publ
ownership OF public utilities proror
tionEi representation. old aye pen
sions naturalization ~ the banking
system. capital levy for reduction -
the war debit removal of taxation oh
the necessities ~ life and taxation
of land values
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
MINE DISORDERS TO
De PROH[O DEEP
Trouble In Illinois Fields Is
Being Investigated by
the Governor
Request

tizahefh'own. 10. Sept ia Al
'luiani Genoral Frank 8 Dickson.
George Arnold. state dirrrior 81 la.
bor ana Robef, Nodil director u
mines and mineral has ehca ne
10 investigate reports 81 aisardefs n
the fluofspaf msn nT d.sfrei al pcr
soual representative 81 Governor
len Small
Arriving overland from lia~If hgrg
Equality Kedran and karh ra rfd
in the coal ne ds 20 the north. tba
lnseetirafne cormlilen found no
uace ~ armed coal miners sh. ,ss
ferday werv marching on thls town
and Ro sclafe
Adiuiani uoncral Dickson wsa fold
hs store keepers and farmera sloae
ihe route that al ms piucrs Wcre
believed 70 have urnca % fheh
homes
A. kondron NJ armed tf', mr4
encamped ~ clearing near the eii
lace last uishl and moved 90 TODAY
A. karber ridge miles north 81
more were reported a. having psas
ed through north hound, "a morn
lng The roads were clear hon ihe
state offle ale patfi and no armed
men were seen
GencAl Dickson ant hie assoc aiof
Nouferred todsy sith sheriff y =
Cox aud states Aticruey q afcnce
Howard and tomorrow Vli beg n
hearing other Witnesses. represent
INK both sides
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10

Okiahaaa Guy Aet 60 d9f"
men are unemployed hers o. 'hif
time man ever hef0re arcofiirE -
summary II conatieas i8anef 10
day ht claude v Cornally. state "a
bor commissioner The SUMMARY
ahous $50 mea in oklahoma 'ff
oof ~ employment Tulsa hsa no
largest unemployment total in Aa
state. f.tft. The SUMMARY tareif
guakosea's unemployment ioia 5 i.*
Fa1 So stata total - gwen in ths
summary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
WIRES DOWN eveRNnwArRe

San Antonlo. Texas. Sept TO-
Wires of commercial wire oompsn-
ies were down ard early this morn
ire scores of persons anxious TO &c.
word 70 outside ~or q that they were
safe. esre 70 the office of the San
Autonio LIGHT ard appealed 70 have
messages sent out over the wires O.
the Associated Press. which were
working.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
TWO KILLED IN STORM
~ SIOt'\ FALLS

Sioux Fails. s D. Sept f0-Two
men were Killed At Wes, Sioux Falls
and many farm building were des
troyed IN a storm which struck just
outside the Sioux Falls city limits
late last night The towns Of o rs.
Hartford and East sioux Falls arc
reported hard hii Telephone ard
telegraph communicated Is demoral
lied. telephone poles and trees Oh
siructing the roads and making them
impossible
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
DIRECT CA6LE TRANSFER
SERVICE ESTABLISHED

Manager c. W. Jones of the West
ern Union Telegraph company an
nounces an arrangement effective ar
September u. whereby cablcd money
transfers 10 Italy will be paid in
American funds at the option 81 the
sender. In other words. IL say sle1
Is cabled via Western Union 10
Naples. the amount will be pald AZ
destination either IN United state
currency or IN lire. according to the
choice OF the remitter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
NO ASSISTANCE Ntrpep

houston. TEXAS. Sept io.-rne
Mayors office ., San Antonio At
noon ,eiephoned city officials here
that San Antonio does not need food
or medicine al present. The loss of
life ~ss estimated At not more thaa
one hundred and the property loss
al five million dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
JtrS ARE MOST
CRUEL 10 ANIMALS

Tosio. Sep 10 The Japanese arr
the most cruel people In ire world In
their treatment ~ animals. accord
INK 10 metropolitan police official.
quoted IN the Jill
Tho Tokyo police last year admou
ished several thousand drivers for
cruelty treating heir animals and .
aif men were punished
Officials and private societies are
endeavorinx 20 lnculcate the idea of
Kind treatment Of animals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
CLEANUP SQUAD WILL
BE HERE on i5-i6

The cleanup squad comprising =
representative of the Legion. the Red
Cross the vocational training board.
the war risk bureau and the public
Health service. will be in Guthrie
September Is and rs. at Red Cross
headquarters All having problems
Of compensation. vocational training
and hospitilization should present
them for adjustment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
POOR OF WtlESTIR
AIDED BN KHAN

McAlester. Sept io-ln letter
addressed % daily newspaper here
Friday. there VAS enclosed 80 with
directions that Il should be given 70
certain needy family
Tho letter was signed Local Body
Ku Kiux Khan This Is the first
direct evidence that there IS an or
gznization OF the Ku Klux Klau In Nc
Alester
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
Robbers Grab
Big Sum and
Make Escape

Pulaski Va. SEPT. 70. - eonds
valueo =, ssooooo ard an vnoeser
misec amount o. r'onsy was stol.
en- lsst night when robbers 3 e~
cpen the vavl, of the Bank ~
Draper in the little town - Draper.
fcur miles from here Everything
q value IN the bank ~as taken re-
orts said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
O\E HUNDRED BANDS
TO BE ~ CONTEST

Kansas city Mo. sept 10 r ona
hundred bands representing every
state In the union are expected %
compete Tor prizes IN the psrad :
opening tho American Legion con-
Neniion here October 3 Three
awards to'allng si.7so will be givon
Entries already IN hand fnciud
hands from Massachusetts. New
York. on o. oregon. and Missouri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
III HIDING ROOM ,HIS.
uBER u en-, ,PIIs

New York. sopl 10 building per
miia rwed last month IN it3 tiiles
81 The United States showed gala
~ 81 Z per cent over those ~ Aufust
lAaa nradsfreefa reported FRIDAY
The percentage of gain ssa fnH
Freatcai uf any month This yesr THIS
"a ue of ihe permits was tit- so1sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
DH. tAiIA< WILL Y
I'LL OF "TiII NA>
WITH TIII HAMMER"

nesinalnx tomorrow evening a
seven tkirty J A Calian. pastor o'
the rirst N r church wiil give a
series of sunday sweating sermons oa
~nibls Types of Guthrie Nen Tns
topic for tomorrou evening wlii ~
-Ths Man vith ths Hanmsf rhfs
wlll be = sofd 70 sho ehronle bnoc4.
or Don't faH % hear tnls address.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
TiiIIF GRABS s25

Someone entered fhe shori order
restaurant operated - Lev Nishssi
On West Harrison avenue aad rai
away with 90 10 money. = sllk shit
q pair of nes shoes aud a razor The
ilare Wss entered ~ night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
ATTORNEY A<D WOMAN
SHOT ~ uADNA\

nostau sept 10. Passengers on 4
rro. le.i street car In the Nest hot
hufy aletnst macy y them women.
saw Charles A Wells shoot hls ~
eerocd site. rna A Wells aad her
counsel A Louis Altm"yef FRIDAY
The woman aled almost Instantly
aud tae attorney soon AFTER arrisinE
a 4 hospta fse shots wsf" flfei
from a revolver % whieh wslls bad
uiod svadlng floE ~3h piece ~
black sirine
Nsis expressed 90 aortos a. hit
4ft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
81 \IRiI pIR~iIi\s j.
ORDERED 10 IItt>,I

washlno,on Sept 10 oensfai
psrshlng. ehlef o. start % the United
states. army. was ordered ~ prssl
den Harding today 20 proceed 10
France 20 present the congressional
medal o. honor 20 the unknown sol
dicr o. that republic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
RED CROSS NURSES
TO ATTEND FAIRS

The Red Cross al Guthrie has ar
ranged 70 attend all the community
fair Of Logan county. where de-
mons,rations will be given. spccia
~ treating of health Of the children
This will be preliminary 10 The work
af the Red Cross booth at the coun
" fair. and all mothers should con
suit the Red Cross official
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
Flood
Deals
Death


San Antorlo. Texas, Sept 10 -
sist, are known 20 be dead arc
property In the eertrsl portion e
the city has been oamssed 70 the
extent 81 many million dollars ~ >
flood which swept through San An
tonic last night Estimate Of the ioss
of ice and property damage Is az
f'oult early this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
Sim Feiners
Tunnel Their
Way TO Safety

pshrr. ssrt 20 A Nueasf "a
qslr~o many weeks - sors'fus
~as : spelaYsd Thursday Niant ~
effestino the escape - sewe fiftf
iniernsa > rr Fsir ffoes cuFFsgA
intsfasnsnt eare ~ Ceeatf ~
dare. where ahout 80 pfsanssp
were uodsr ouafa The tsfne -
sulfounssa ~ several rc~s - haf
bed wire sntsaaismsnt aNa -
heavily guarded - - d,efs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
HARDING 10 TAKE AN
AUTO TRlp 10 COAST

Washington. sop, 10 president
1Iarding arranged to spend the week
end a. Atlantic city. leaving Wash
lngtcu shortly after noon ~ auto
mobile fof the coast resort
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
Another
f i. In
ssI lingo
BIZ
"a A rls
lessr - = lsps 20 A fvssr

fsua began hsre ssaY lsst nlaht ~ses
aa~~ Hsrrss sra Jse AUS we're seas
s~a silisd o. tNs As~ln ufasher.
Jahe Asriln. father. ~as shat, frpss,
snsbusA ,hls incoming ana knled. ~
fa~iiss hsxs hsen frs~aas un,t tNe
rsles ~sf hross ous. Nariln's ftesiif
- sls sons ~ses unien Hafrls art
Tllla families ars nen unlnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
-" FEAR -

When you ny yoas nrst auto
mobile you recesvs hook q IA
ssfuctions Which tells you not %
be afraid ~ your nachine
Master u. don't lee u mast-r
you" the boo< says
Fear Is the nest evli of the po~-
ers Of darkness !, paraiytes snsr
~: IL arrests initiative. Il kllls
progress.
Thomas p Ryan. the n
spoke = mouthfni ~hen. q
hard times. he said:
erywhere have been sco1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
WHAT a RAILROAD IS
WORTH ~ DOLLARS

Washington. scpi 10 Tho ieu'a
~fisc salnai'on of The Chicago. f,oct
island aud Pacific railroad va fixed
~ the interstate commerce comm
sion today for rate. making purposes
-at igez .274.59e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10
SNOW In MONTANA

Helena. Montana. Sept io.-An inen
O, snowfall the earlies. IL years has
fallen here. Tie temperature is IS
above.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-10

Warsaw. Sept 10 The Polish cab.
met headed by vinrcnt wiios. resisu.
ed today
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w EAYHER

New Orleans. La Sept Eo.-To-
night and sunday probably showers
colder,
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handling. the house bnrnngs and the
nssassinatious Both. however viii
iockey away from that responsibility
Both VIII fail 20 put the rivals in the
wrong IN this regard. it seems certain.
even thought il might be seriously at
tempted
The alternative TO eternal sparring
with words and pains'aking avoidance
Of responsibility for renewing open
hostilities is final. lasting agreement
on ultimate terms. regardless Of the
catch phrases Of controversy. We be-
lieve the alternative course will be
taken If only WEAKNESS compels i
II Is 10 be hoped that Henry Ford
viii accept the invitation 10 take over
the control and operation Of the bank
rupt Missouri g. North Arkansas rail-
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vIted to come.
Bro. Rose spent Sunday evening
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i Mrs. Flora Wilson spent Wednes-
day evening with her friend Mary
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Has been engaged I, preach the
sermon FOR the sny-
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ginning June 9th, all wishing to at