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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-29
ny CHAPLIN HALL

TN the Los Angeles Timca.)
PHOENIX. Arlg., May 2s-Thc
Salt River valley. turned from a mag
net into n question mark hut losing
none OF lis magnetism through the
transformation. sang Its siren lullaby
and here. I am seeking the answer
In Los Angeles we were told that
the great basis In the heart Of the
desert was down and out. hat her
banks we're drained dry. and busted:
her crops a failure, her people dis
o~ouragcd: her credit gone.
You cant take 500. 600 acres. more
or less. Of the most fertile dill in tho
world. independent and vagrant rain
fall. I'M ruin II over night or at all.
Los Angeles investment bankers
know u or they wouldn't he treading
ON zach otlsrr's corns trying to yet
In on the reoinancing Of the valley.
When the slump came Los Ang elcs
banks offered $1,000, 600 70 2 over
the emergency In Phoenix. phfosniS
didn't need that much. because as
soon az she found practically dniim-
tied back Of her she de-
cided tina she wasn't az nearly broke
as she thought b was.
! ForsooA Right Path.
Tho Salt River valley had n fine
lot Of eggs. They were all golden.
but they were laid by many different
mems MI OF NNafm HNNAAfNNMa ANfNf
were the COW lnen. the beef hen, the
alfalfa hen. the citrus hen. fruit hen,
the sugar beet hen, the garden truck
hen and ever 70 many more.
Along came h mpter-Old
Brc'r Satan-and he said; why
bother with 80 many different kinds
OF eggs This rs a day Of SPECIALIZE
tlon. The cotton hen IL the hen for
you. Never mind the others. Gather
My the eggs from the cotton hens.
put them In ono basket. and there
you are. with your fortune where
you can watch 81"
Stubbed Her Toe.
And that IL an that is tho matter
with the salt RM valley, Arizona.
She put her. eggs In one basket and
ton sold TOT 81 "A pound aud better
Tor ono season the farmers became
obsessed with the idea that 81 cot
ton was normal cotton.
The valley with It's diversified
crops had never had occasion "a
learn that particular lesson IN eco
nomics. she knows Il now. u was
u hard lesson, II peeled the hide of
In a good man places. but the learn
Ing % II hasn't hurt the wonderful
soil a mite; the climate II just as
heneficcnt and the farmers are more
determined than ever. Some 90 ~
~ W LNE - ~ NV WV NNAAHa hNAA
ever happened 20 her.
Onc-Idca Banks.
Now about the banks. when cot
ton was the rage several Of tho
smaller Institutions, became one.
idea ~ for a season. THEFT
loans were almost exclusively made
on a cotton foundation. Vixen the
! bottom dropped out Of the cotton
! market their collateral weakened
and when thcy called their loans they
found that they were cotton brokers
instead OF banks.
But remember this. Cotton does
not dcteriorate. Its all here. neatly
hal.d. when the market comes
back, and Europe again fits up and
takes notice. the cotton viii be eN-
changed for federal reserve uotei
which will be taken In legal tender
for beans or automobiles. The cot.
ton wont sell for 81 a pound ant
the deferred crop wont bring tbs
$4,000, 600 growers dreamed OF O.
year and "a half ago, but IL will brini
enough 90 uquidafe the Indebtedness
In tho meantime the work Of 20.
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Danny O,.gand1e Gulmpes
Special 100

Guimpes that can make any costume look Sum-
mery-so crisp is the organdie that fashions it-so
colorful in its pretty checked design. The back
is of net One may have Peter Pan collar with
black ribbon bow, or Tuxedo effect bound in
white. red. Copenhagen blue black and heliotrope.
Main Floor
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Misses Tailored Suits, Special 3 sc

Since slim long lines make suit success, this
attractive model brings its coat length down to the
knee fastens in one-button effect, and defines the
waistine with string belt Tailored with the
greatest of care in fine tricotine, and lined with
radium silk. Sizes IA, l6 and Is years. Pictured
Second Floor
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Luni0r Girls
Crisp Organd1e Frocks
made of fine imported Swiss Organdie
Regularly 1895
Special 1926

Imported Swiss Organdie fashions frocks of such
bewitching loveness that to them IS to lore
every one of them. Crisp, fresh altogether
enchanting resemblance to flower height
ened by the addition Of exquisite hand made posies
that ado1n them Cool and Summery, and delight
fully youthful Of organdie alone. or in combina-
ton with dotted swiss Coors: Jade, Brown,
Saxony blue. Peach, Flame and all White, suitable
for graduation wear. Sizes l2 to 16 years Three
STYLES pictured Second Floor
The New York herald., 1921-05-14
Saturday-A Sale of
Women's Imported
20-Button Length
Whlte
LambSkln
Gl0UeS
at 3.95

Gloves of this length and
quality are very seldom
to be had at such a low
price. Made of soft pliable
leather, cut very full in
the arm, with three pearl
buttons at wrist.
Glace Gloves for
S Ort Sleeves in
white or cOlOrs 80
Fine Imported Lambskin
Gloves III white, tan and
gray. Wonderful values.
Main Floor
The New York herald., 1921-05-14

Two decidedly chic models await your selection
one gay Tuxedo model with pretty belt and
pockets-the other trim button-front affair with
notch collar, smart pockets and cross belt. The
tailoring has been carefully done-the colors
the seasons newest. Sizes IA, 16 and Is years
One pictured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
GrQfterS
Threaten
48BQnkS
Sollrr,s

CAleaee. Ava. ss.--rhe financial
Z. lSrs of a. least ferss eight banks
.aa kinasvd inssltusieos ~ the mid
Jls ~est would have resulted has an
the operations ~ Charles ". Freneh
and John " warshlncson been car
RED 10 suceesssui conclusion. rhs
s>ss the statement made teaay ~
Jehr c. clrnln. esslstant DATED
states district attorney. after an 81.
animation es ssfoooooo In spurle.s
securities and TRANSLUCENT notes selsed
from various enterprises snansorec
~ tns alleged heaas ef shs ~s~ina
ling sress~ and the mai rohhsry
proop ~hese associates are bsire
held.
Etmer t. GerNsr brought here fccm
Cleveland last Night after hs srrest
there led &c the recover - some
SIS 100000 IN securities. 10 SO be avsa
toned tsoAy. An ails0ed corfssa,@N
mAos hy hin may prove Part o. the
basis for the oovernmsnts case, Il
~As Indicated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
Huge Automobile
SWindIe Uncovered
at Oklahoma CITY

Oklahoma city, Okla. aug ae--
Existance OF q huge automobile
"swlndls syndicate By which ap-
9roximately 100000 has been
made from dcasilngs ia second
hand motor cars here 10 the ast
year was revealed today by For
rest l. Hughes. coun y attorney
Mr.. Hughes said shat the opera
tions. although essentially fraud
uleDt were shielded by q mass Of
legal technicAlities which make
prosecution practically imposs
able.
The scheme, Mr. Hughes ss q.
was TO buy car Tor third
par y. part payment being made.
the remainder 10 be paid when
the shird party took the car lie
said The ,hird party usually failed
to comp etc the sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
ALL is READY FOR THE
[PW0RTH INSTITUTE
Leaguers viii Crowd Park and
Tented City Next Week,
Program VIII Be
Excellent

With crew - men eofkiag -
week Guthrie is al ready to entersAln
,he Oklahoma Conference Epworsh
League lnstlnte The his exh'hi ION
building at tAe Fair Grounds has been
converted lno class rooms soF he 10
who're he youngsters from the state
Nili xet their meais
AN ether available SPACES viii he
converted tho class F0ms for the ia
stlinse trAialng school a lArge oat
door assembly place is nearing co
Hletion ia Mineral Wells Park and
The tents are expected q Be az ap
~ Saturday night
Every mail brings IN large lists of
delegations, and he Flrss Institute of
Oklahoma promises go be record
breaker
A great evening program viii be-
given each night y. the park without
charge exceps Friday nlehI, sepiern
ber >. when The famous film "'rAe
Stream ~ I.fe4 wsll he presented The
charge for Az other 'han regular
d~legs es will be @sc This program
thru the week offers great treat Tor
the peoele q Gu.Arie Who are prlri-
legged - attend
The committee ia chAzse woah
stu hAe very much 70 have more
rooms listed for an emergency
overflow of the tents. n you have
available rooms for week or for a
Night A. time please Is, hem vita
r. VI. I.ehew. Phone say
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

4 Fentucky feudist who was credit
ed with bagging nine Of his enemies
members Of clan not distantly rcla'-
ed 70 bis own family. was once asked
what the fighting was all about.
II dunno. he answered Il never
asked no one The quarrel hit started
back in great -grandpap's time =
Strangers who have tried 10 get al
the meat OF such affairs as that IN
which the picturesque Sid Hatfield
died never learn very much more than
that the moun'aineers are devofedly in
terested in fight and almost wholly
uninfe-ested in It's cause One Cum
bcrland feud IS believed N have start
"a ove- dispute about the ravages
n hog in corn field. Yet no ONE
i quite certain concerning il. One o.
the most recent feuds had us inception
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
SAYS CHILLI MAN
BOTHERED YOUNG GIRLS
Anderson Fields Arrested BY
Police. Says He II Not Ga'lty,
Gave Monev and JcvelrY
To School @ rls

Anderson Fields came 70 Cabrs
Las, winter and aniahsA ll
ehili rarinr on east Oklahoma ave
hue cast q the Zone hafsl Later On
BE- added knieh RnaekS Tor school
children. Ice cream cones and uea
ruts And he did 4 'hrivine hus noaA
l'e ls hlg upsfandsrr. rnod ooh
lng younr man end the k'dd'ss ikel
him from the hop of Ard 4 af
pears that he lcarnea 10 like ths
1 ddies. a. least the femlnne gsnlar
fari Of them Today he IS oa, GA
tond. charged with eniic'ng yonuf
rlris into h'a sore and taking undue
liberties WITH them lIe pleads not
tniliy. bur he VIII have 10 prove
Tho charge is a 81 sdemeanor 70 far
II may develop more ser'oss na
ture later sitter several othrr girls
Of the age from i2 70 . testify
The ci'y police made The arrest AZ
ter 4, was earned that Fields had
leen gwen the girls pTesen's of mon
- and iewnlry Three of the girls
have told the officers that Fieids
had fondled them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

where neighbors were holding up disks
Of tin Tor one another 10 shoot at
Taking distance and known marks
map~bip into account there was no ex-
euse FOR ono man missing But be dis
and lifelong companion lost the
knnckle Of finger Responsibility
was placed on a Nv that persisted IN
wandering over the shooters high
brideed nose The wounded noun
faineer refused n believe And a new
fcud was horn. Doubtless by this time
many Of the persons directly involved
could not tell YOU how the thing began
The remedy for the mountain
fronhles is variety in ways of noun
tain living more than ANYTHING else.
Monotony has bred habit Of evag
gera'ing grievances II has developed
a hunger for excitement. The fcHds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
riF-Y MILLION
DOLLARS INVOLVED

Chlcago. Aae se Federal officials
announced ma, 'he opera ious az
Charles " worthlaelon under arrest
ln connection vita dasens q ssina
ling schemes wfl probably luwle
Ngy million dollars TNa nvmhor M
concerns either yle'imlsnd % Vog ne
wt'h the alleres hand of sslndlofs.
wss today rlarcd AZ 'hlriy fwa
These announcements sslowet a
day filled With a. olnshing siseios
res exposures And confessions tAal
showed the ra'iona " The rronf
~ ~windiers 10 have more ramlf'ea.
tlons han even ise federal officers
seemed 70 anticipate
Seizure o. $1,000 100 IN secaiifs.a.
discovery of she hts'ne place ~ sie
900 600 more IN n&enes promis ,orv
notes and the Teialne ot bank ls-
posi' vaui' wherein valuable papefs
we're found. MARKED ina fru'.a a. the
DAVIS work hy federal official
The revelations Included dotails of
The rrow'h OF the American nuhrer
company of chicago, from a smsi'
raincoat fac ory 70 a co~corn worth
on psner one minior do'lars. ami at-
ipmnt 10 victlmlye residents ~ non4
traila Ills. hy this comoanv. plans
Tor coal mines near Carroll. rls
undertaking plants at Lorsin. Ohio.
and various D her financial and lGt
mess scN~ves
Some az Tho firms which She o..
leved a~9nallne band was eonnericd
n~~ ve~ulwe some arc M. somr az
the securities ara v7lge'as- osh"rs
are worthless Feaerel of@cia,s
stated n rlshi he veess before al th
securities could be checked 40
A bunch Of securities N esa-F@ o.
Finer GerNer. one ~ Frerchs ser
re'arles VAS selved IN C'ave'and
Gerber Il said % have made state.
neut and may be a governments wit
moss
A A. Davies secretary of Glove
lanf rnhhe- concern sptd an avre~
ren' bad been made 70 handle 49,
oNA 0o' wortA OF notes for ntx COM
panv and these are said 70 IA the
hands o. a Cleveland real estate man
Az Akron. Ohio. yesterday safe'y
deposi. box rented bv chr l. X
s'robel was seizna ana 4 IA Ne''e~ed
soon no0 In honds was found stobel
Is at liberty under 5000 bonds
q " Davis Cleveland man1fsc'-
urer. to-day awaited arrest whirh ives
expected with The recovery of t5ol
900 N bonds said 70 be IN N.leeasee.
where federal officers 'erday took
ouflnned On pase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
Negro Car Porter
Attacks Woman
In Pullman Berth

"a Louis. Mo. Asa gs Matter
" iian ~ a.. aerrs alimsa
aoFler vAa ArnatH yesterday M
she unien raiiwsy 81 "a on tNm
pialni II Mre , & Farley Aael
phus iie.eL naaks 1'esl Mr
Farley iold p les she nesf0
svAksned her lr hee ~ 10 some.
whore between Columbus. oalo.
and Indianapolis ad during iaa
nsshl ana wbuu sAe atie uV "a ge
scream. hs pas "a band Ovsf her
moaiA she mhfgsved 20 sfleFie
sr~e. however ehe ald aAA ANr
cries Aroased MI ~ luskofsan
and Mrs } y Williams vs,,s
of Dallss business men Who Ners
travelling lr aeafhy Ne iht
tiansef sala ~ bad taken at-
esal drinks ~ waisAry fvm q
passenger on fbe ualn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

vicioaS as they are. have satisfied the
hunger Not, haW hundreds of peorle
frum fhp hills poured inio MAfeean
for ihe funerals of Hatfield and
Chambers TIE invasion ~ the mnnn
taia- ~ mining and numbering com.
panlek and ihc increasing eusssaA of
travelling are tending 20 supply new
and y8ried interest But the process
Is necessarily slow There is still
greht deal n leisure dnrina which the
mountain folk can think Of What fun
there would BE- IN popping off heredi-
tary enemy. hiding ont after the
shooting Rloryine IN the family 10y
alties II beats trying 70 make an
ero5ed s'o,e produce a crop.
Ont where people are graded rs
civilized We are taught thar II js the
raee thai courts, not the goal To the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
BLACK S0I" COMING
TO GUTHRIE LABOR DAY
Manager Dean BAYS Majority II
Guthrie People Like Good
Clean Game and he Will
Supply II

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
MOT SEEKING WAR
euT will rtGNT-

London. Aug. sS.--"We have no,
sought war nor do We seek war. bat
IL war be made upon as. We must de-
.snd ourselves. and We shall 30 -.
says Mr De yAleras letter We
long 20 end the conflict be,ween
Grsas Britain he adds
Tho letter. which bears the date 81
August -. follows
The an;icipatory .adgnen, gave
IN nv reply o. August 10 has heen
confirmed. laid the Proposals 81
your government, before he Dali
ErseAnn. and by unanimous vote Il
has rejected them
From your letter of Augus, IL II
was clcaE that thn principal N~ are
asked 20 aecepr wss that he 'gee-
graphical propiaqults' q Ire.and y
Great Britain imposNd he condition
~ he subordinatson ot ireland right
20 Great nrltAin's strategic interests.
as she conceived them. and that the
very length and persistence of the
efforts made in the past 70 impel
irelands acculeaceace in torelsn
domination imposed the condition q
acceptance og that domination nov :"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

~ AaslHess Hsn'ln~ ~ thn sas
vre At tNslon heia a. tha F.th.ass
fhHFaaav nveHias II waa dee tnd "
anea'Wnas vote ~ tbs nsmhsea
present "a sgff~ndss shs sharior n
sh@ Nefvtsn star Lection Ard "a sarn
'Rv funHa Hav n fha TREASURY oWee
% shp As'i'ary - she American fsx
ien AZ memh#ea ~ 8eevses atsr
pha asa elfslb~ ta memtereh'p In
ihr AHviilafy ran have their ansa
plrea aaoa Transferred 10 ths Antll
isfY ~ essseafins lbe'f anplieastna
ai 'fa eesF fvHaF meeslaN N fhs
AHAfAyY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
N0nkTRs REJECT TIE
OVERTIME niTE RtiT

Chicago. Aus 20 Ra.rs govern.
ine .he pawn ~ of overtime ~ ~,
promulgated hy this United rates
railroad labor hoard last Neek te
suppiant the overtime riler ~ he
national agreement covering shop
crafts employoa. wofe reached a. HH
Jus fled IN conferences of fexionai
exesu'lve boards q the railway ESQ
plraa depart rent u ihe Amarl su
federation of labor oAay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
FORMER GUTHRIE BOY
KILLED IN EXPLOSION

Erwin Reed. former Guthrie high
school student was amons the ihree
victims of the gasoline exploalon at
Yale last night Hts body viii .
shipped here for burial The Reeds
left Guthrie last year and have heen
living In the oil fields WTailc in
Guthrie the father OF the dead boz
vas connected wsth the Guthrie
Laundry company.
The force or the blast threw the
flaming oil over a string 81 tank AMI
box cars and a great contiagrasion
threatened the town Of Yale for sew
cral hours The loss 10 the refiu
cry viii exceed sse3ea,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
VAIL ABLE DIR AFT HORSES
ARE BURNED TO DEATH

Okiahoma City. Aug 2s.--Five draft
horaes valued al $500 were burnei !
10 death early today In a fire Of TN.
determined origin which destroyed 4
barn At the Oklahoma State Far
grounds here. Two OF the horses Do
lcnRed TO the fair aesociat on. tile
other three being owned by ths
United States They were brought
here from Fort Reno to use IN work
being done on The fair grounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
: FOOD PRICES

Just ~hy wholesale prices {
food should go up while every
thing else is coming down. is
one Of the unsoived mysteries.
II creates q tragic situation
FOR the million who are out Of
work and without income. for
whatever else they can get along
w.thous thsv must eat
The department OF labor In
vestsrntet retail food prices In
10 PRINCIPAL cities and found
that IN nine Of them they aver
aged from I 70 70 per cent hiFh-
er On yuiy Is than on June is.
The investigating should not
stop there. The government
should locate the profiseers. II
there are no laws under which
thsv can be pros~cutsd. they AZ
leas, should Be pniorsed-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
TWELVE Kindred
TEXANS JOIN N U.s.

Dallas. Tex. AUG Is Approx
nately 1900 residents Of Dallas
pledged allegiance 10 the fierv cross
and 'ook the osth OF the Kni~hts Of
the Ku Kiux Khan las ng~ht al an
.nt satson in z park several miles
north OF here. according 70 'ocal
newspaper reporter vho Was hermit
ted TO witness the ceremony unier
promise OF secrecy He declared that
nearly 5000 robed klarsmen cer'i-
clpated IN the ceremony
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

#m + fWMHn s IN Nefmao fHd
fHb KiehY a n Oklahoma CITY
ama q gWthsis ass night ~ fhs n
lawgbsn shortly ta'9ee sea oelaek
AFaassa Nw Neat. eoars clerk. ~
eUv#a naw'AwA eensea snt w~ra
united ~ tRny owens ~ Ms rest
6saee ~ 4 o'eiaeA The hanny eaaole
lrfs faf Ghe aautn % heseYmoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
British
TernSAre
Rejected


l1nsen. Aug. 2S---The British sss-
ernmens's peace proposzis we're tzlc
before ire Dali Esresrn which ~
ieetea shrr loanimossss, hus ia ~Al
inc 20 negotiate on tire principle ~
government ey consent 81 the go
erned. Esmonn De valera says In rs
reply 20 Mr.. Lioyd George. thc Brit
lsn prime minister
rne letter proposes tnat Great srss
Ain ard ireland sppolns represent :
Atlses ~itn pienary powers 70 neac
tate oetziis or ths principle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
OVER sURscIIBED

naesntly the treasury depart
msnt offered tso0. .o00.0oe worth
% short term certificates Of 10.
debfsd bsArinx 5 IA or I.
per cent interests according .
maturity date
They have been ovsr- sub
scribed more than ZOO par cent.
tho total subscriptions basng
about billion dollars
This proves two things--that
there ara sfili lot OF people
who aren't broke and that they
have unl'mi'od confidence 10
Uncle Sans pasaclai integrity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

Tura. Aus - Mysery iha; hsf
Tied every atiemp' a. a solarhs f4a
mnrn'rg surrounds Vhe deaf ~ r j
sheriff - year ola niRht ~a,rhwta
% at Iuaua hospital. whifh neelsaa
soma sino be'~san midnlsns ard fse
rlofk shls marnla3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

a llama carrying on bis back a BIZ
of the Product Of the fin mines of
RolIsla nocA swinging ~ aud down the
mountain lepes The beast il opin.
iopatod about his load aud may quit
II II exceeds tbs customary sixty
pounds a diminnitivc mule. proddci
BY bare footed Quiehua Indian plods,
between two little bales of wool sunv
on eithe rside. toward two s'reaks o.
rust rsllei a railroad, extending west.
wsrf from coastlcss Bolivia to tho
Gillian nitrate ports If Antofarasta
CONTINUED on PAGE 8,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

The remains u Edwin Heed ~bs
VAS hfi'nd 10 ~ sAslofion ~ rals
yesterday wiil arriss "a auihrlg- Aaa
dag d % 20 A = ana wili - 'akes
4 reet 10 Summit viaw eemeisfy
whafe 4 short funeral sefviea wty b.
yondasfsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
oNFo FrnrNAt rn0op


'lN WAT 20 FWNNF
ht'liFH'Ae ntia Ana sa ~
waee sw arg GAG f.as II faa go
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men 'fp'n cpganaaa bArrse*s ,rts~eB
here ss 20 = Aet wssa guaa.gs
'ssiT lasnaa ny ail arAfabl@ af,>~al -
FAmW mhafmAn
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TO GET ACTION on
LIQUOR IN STORAGE

washingto1- Aug 21-Tnmed -
disposition OF liquors seized under
tie national prohibition act on which
storage charges are accruing was o.
dered today by Prohibition commis
sioner Haynes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
rouhD ~ RUNS OF BURNED
CAMP.

Knoxville Taan Aux "a Gl~r b.
May cost Operator of keaaslie ~*.
f1apa murdered 10 the baFse fa'as
u hia eamp a. BIZ ialaea a. fiiat lu
Campbell ceanfy laai uirh'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

nerin Ao9 % Matthias Er
berger former vice pfeplar 81
minister u finance. ans murdered
today
Herr fgehessnr WAS aAsaHslnet
"a near Ofenburg nader. Nhess
he WAS spioafnlng niih his "a 81
Its body contained twelve bgliet
wounds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26

AaFfs va " Va Aus as 4
fnpWlf N ave- affian pf mhnrlff wan
tN#t'n AZ ta.ah shls mayagar tal.f
Fe" shsfisHsen nally Mali eyer sh
'"nv a's'aHee tsiv7heve thal ms chs
N~"a NJ fisAt has~esa tnsan eoamFv
'"p'' t. sea taaY ~ .~ssa man 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-08-26
Miners OMIT When
Howaf Goes to Jail

Topeka. KNns. Aag e6 From
the a&y Alexander Howst Foes %
ssfs. Sep,emher :. uat.l the dNy
he = released. 40. a ton ~ oaAl
wtll b. tae hy unlon mlners ia
ns'rlcs No. Il wlham ilo~e.
eerefzry u he kAnsAa ate fed.
eratsan q labor. declared Ia 5
statemeni here today