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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-03
SIMMONS
In The Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon for the County Of Malhcur
John a. Flock, Plaintiff

In The Circuit Court Of the State Of
Oregon for the County of Malheur
John A. Flock, Plaintiff,
vs..
| May f. Flock, Defendant.
To May E. Flock. the above nam
ed Defendant:
IN THE NAME or THE STATE
or OREGON:
You are hereby required 10 APP
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
suit on or before the expiration of
six weeks from the date Of the first
publication OF this summons, the
same being the last day OF the time
prescribed by order Of the cOurr
directing service of summans In said
suit TO be made upon you by publ
cation; and If you fail 80 TO answer,
for want thereof. the piaintlff Will
apply 10 the court for the relief de.
manded in the said complaint, TO-
wit:
For decree of Faid court dis
solving the bonds OF matrimony now
existing between plaintiff and defen-
dant. and granting the plaintiff an
absolute divorce from YOU, and for
all other relief demanded IN the said
complaint.
You are further notified that this
summons is served upol you by pub
lioation In pursuance of an order of
the Hon. Dalton biggs. Judge Of
the Court which order wcs made
and entered In said cause on Febru-
airy 2, 1921. and directed that this
summons be published once each
week for six successive weeks In the
"Ontario Argus" The date OF the
first publication Of this summons Is
March 3, 1921, and the last publica-
ton Is on April II, 1921
w. w. WOOD,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
My residence and post office
address is at Ontario, oregon.
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month

month.
Virginia and Cloudtne DuPre, Eg.
CERT OFT, Harold, Leslie and Law.
renee Albee, David Griffin, Robert
kaylor, Alvah Ingraham, Abble Nc.
Murren. Beatrice Griffin, Paul Noel
Ter, Serene McMurren, Victor Belisle
Dorothy Kaylor, Freddie Moeller,
George Moeller.
Mrs. e. G. Ingraham was very
pleasantly surprised Wednesday
evening by quite a number OF her
friends who came In to help her cell
ebrate her birthday.
A party was given at the Carllss
home on the Island Friday evening.
Those attending from Valley View
were; E. G. Ingrahum and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed, and Mrs. Griffith.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-03
HOG RAISING PROJECT

The project which ! started No
vember 1, 1921 is the production Of
hogs for the market. The first thing
had to consider before choosing the
project, was what breed OF livestock
I liked most also what type OF live
stock was suited to take care Of
and handle best. SO this Is the
method used after choosing the
hog project
The first thing I had TO do was
10 build a hog house, and | being an
amateur thought Il best to refer to
the United States Agriculture Bulle-
tins on the housing Of hogs. ! built
this particular house named the
Joyhouso at cost OF S5.65 and the
lumber and fencing. nails and hinges
$1.55 making the whole house and
apparatus costing S7.2O.
The type OF hog was the next
thing TO consider and after referring
to the different references and us
ing my own Judgment ! decided to
keep the Poland China breed. So
I purchased n Poland China Brood
Sow and four Pigs. And after this
| studied the table OF feeds so as
10 be able 10 act intelligently In
choosing the feeds. And now have
completed all these undertakings
and ann getting along fine with the
project: Production OF hogs for the
market.
HERBERT LUsCoMBE.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-03

Laying longevity OF hens is large
ly matter of breeding. The hen
that lays best In her pullet year Is
the best layer in subsequent years
and one effect OF the breeding work
of this department is TO lengthen
the profitable laying age. This Will
greatly reduce the production cost
by making It unnecessary TO repro
duce the flock so frequently as here
tofore found necessary Poultry,
o. A. c.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-03
VALLEY VIEW NEWS

Mrs. W. J. shaffer visited Mrs
Charles Johnson Thursday after.
noon.
Miss Mary Carllss visited Sunday
D the Jess Brown home.
II. u. Wood left Friday for sar
francisco.
Charles Lundgren has been work
BIZ on his ranch near Nyssa this
toek. Mr.. Lungren expects to move
>is family there as soon as the roads
rermit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles johnson
tere business visitors I'm Ontario
friday. Miss Ida accompanied them
some TO spend the week end.
Miss Edith Goodwater is visiting
lss Mary Carllss this week, Miss
Ioodwater expects TO return to her
'pme in Portland soon.
Tom Johnson moved into the
ouse formerly occupied by Mr..
1ennet Friday. Mr.. Johnson IL go-
b. to work for Mr.. Clarence Rees.
Mr.. Mcleod is feeding his sheep
d. Dr. Weese's place near Ontario.
Johnnie Johnson entered school
D IL week.
Mrs. McMurren and Mrs. Albee
Nsltod the School Friday afternoon.
The now song books for the Sun
by school arrived this week. There
fill he choir practice every wednes-
by at the School house, Mrs, Chas.
bhnson will direct the singing.
j The children enjoyed a half hol-
Day washington's Birthday,
Mr., aud Mrs. Alexander are visit
pg Mrs, Alexander's parents Mr..
Ihd Mrs. w, g. Rees.
Quite n number attended Sunday
'chool Sunday, II Is hoped that the
Preaching service can be continued
'ext Sunday since the roads are Inn
|roying rapidly.
Beatrice Griffin spent Tuesday
|fternoon with Abbie McMurren,
The following pupils have been
|eIther absent nor tardy for the past
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-03

Oregon and all other western
states. as well as Canada. were re-
presented at the meeting Of forest
entomoligists held recently at Occur
d. Alene. Idaho, to consider chiefly
who is taking the lead in control
methods of the yellow pine bark
beetle represented the agricultural
college and discussed some results
OF his observation-disclosures
o. A. G.
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EARLY SEED PoTAToEs

FOR sALE-Early Eurekas, Ear
ly Rose. Early ohios; also Rurals
and Melted Gems,
EARLY SEED POTATOES VERY
SCARCE
BUY YOUR REQUIREMENTS NOW
]. c. sEwELL AND COMPANY
Box So. NAMPA. IDAHO. 1916
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-03-03

Early egg laying is Characters
tic OF the good laying hen. Late
laying is another characteristic of
good layer. Selection OF good layers
thus lengthens the laying period
both at the beginning and end OF
the year.-Poultry, o. A. C.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
The Tariff and the Prophets

populations than the Indian wars II
Their recollection. The world war WAS
truly world war 10 that il involved
Yery individual 81 the principal
nations who fought il None escaped
military service and war labor both
the making u loans and payments 70.
ward the loans, suffering some kind ~
discipline whether II The camp Or of
the pocket No wall could keep the
sar ont Of every city, countrywide or
home
This l. measure of what war be.
came ~ q period Of high organization.
mutual dependence among citizens.
aefiye response 10 waves of patriotism
and excitement We have every rea.
soo 70 be glad that the situation was
~ II was when kaiserism sol out on
world conquest But II should make
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
RESULTS Oi TIL.
RttES YESTERDAY

A. the spobd ring events Tuesday
afternoon the first race was 7fls
irol ~ pace This VIA won ia 227
by Mlnney 81 elih kogo y second
charts Nerdon third and Senator
fourth
The second event was free fof
an pace which was won Ia 219S. ~
Tamo Bond. iiai wilkins second
allie X third and Little cleo fourth
The third event VAS half mile
IA finished 10 "a seconds. son 3,
Tano Bond Iinl 'wnmi. socone.
Allie * third and Little Cleo fourth
The fourth event FOR The afternoon
was o half mile run. finished Ia 80 s
seconds and won BY Sailor bob. Joar
oyer se ond. Osla Star third
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
Crime Ware


olRL crokrp ny aORclAe
okahema CITY. sefs a2.- Mss
Julia Roscoe >as shckso almost int
nsens.hgn, - Burglar ~ee enter
60 ner roon ~ her fathsfs home
here last nlaht Miss Roscoe io'd
the police sns ssas awakened hs b
man ~to MS bsncina essF her eei.
and Nho Threatened her when sns
scesaued. ~ssn shs % net cease
her outery he checked hsf. she SAD.
and then pumped through = window
iefore nemhers q her family aff'N
Cd. she vas not seriously injured
Two others homes IN 'he ns'ehbof
hood ~ere sossred and robbed, one
o. them bslno thai q Charles ef'lA
sport editor ef fhe Oklahoma CITY
Tines. More, and ls~eify ~as Oh
tanned q, bosn latter places No,hlne
~as reported rnlssina from ihe Roa
zoe home
No arrests have been made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
What Another War Would Mean

the greatest arguments for checking
war by limiting strictly ihe weapons
filaf shall BE- made ready for war
Not even 10 the wars waged BY
Rome. time when fighting was
nearly a. common ss breathing aefe
al ~ a people Engaged directly or
indirectly IN bloOd-letting AlNays
there have been folk. uniil this world
struggle. who could live their lives
and scarce BE- aware that q contest WAS
proceeding During the American
Civil War folk dwelf in places OF the
highways Of communication who
learned of the elashing of arms long
after !, began, who learned of - end
only hazily years after IT. end There
we're thousands of others less isolated.
who yet were unaffected The var
wIfh Spain meant less % many western
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21

II one ~ President Wilson early
war messages he promised that the
Nsfson wsnld pledge al iis resources
fs tie struggle
TIE Nation yss ~ won oser 70 the
prof,rsIfion ~ war. approaching - ~
steadily and inevitably through tie
reaf1. that literally il vas ready %
riecge every resource Il Wa 20 or
gsrlzed that literally i could throw
al ia resources into the sesles And
s.nee 70 four years ], laid out fer var
purposes more than had been spent On
government n the whole previous
career Il the government il may be
ssid that President wilson's promise
nxs y part kept II detail
TIE mere fat that = nation gseh -
carr ezn, II u u - minded. give every
tang Il hzs 70 war constitutes o1e Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
Another
Murder
Mystery

p,eseiac Mitch. seet - A
tlood stained euh. nail stnht.ed and
s bloody finger print Vefe TIE clues
today ~ Witch lscai authorities
hoped 20 clear NJ The mufdsr u three
personn and the serloa. Injury =
another. child in their hense here
William Monroe. hla wife and
iaeif is.ycaf oid daughter Nesa.
were found beaten - death vlth tie
club Ia The same foom vas found
Ariiih Monroe n seareld dapshsef
who had been beaten on the he4s
until unconscious fhe little Fff
was made hNnd ~ The tloes Al
lhough her recovery is said % bs
donwfai officers hope che msy ~
revived sufficiently te tel tas story
of tho stta,k
The traecd, ~a~ discovered ses.
icrisy when Ardl,he ehum 0rsee
Mckee. entered the home afsei hear
rin Afdih moan she found her
playmate beside bed Ia vhl,h lAt
ihe hadt oi her sister In another
hed laN isc bodies II the parenls A
glnh aiu ~hloh nails had beeu driven
eas standlns against sae waA ON
mo wall nearby was hlooa, fnfef
lunt
Tho emh hai been used % heat lhe
beads uf the Victims almost be}eni
recognition Tho Interior n ih'
home indicated uo strnesle bad ,ahsa
llsoe and the bod clothing waa no
alsarIaneed. leading sfaeefs 60 be
I lleYe tho three had been klllal 81
they sep,
NelFhhora asserted the crime prah
atly took place Saturday nish, 81
memher. 81 the Monroe family uefe
last aecn at that time it ls heiies
"a ArdAh iay wounded on the fiaoi
nearl, snty hours before beluF dla
covefed
2 AuihDriiies 40 iAr have not been
able 10 establish 4 motive tof ,hs
,rlme. the home vas not robbed
Officers believe lt Was the act Of ar
; insane perron Two inmates u th'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
NEGROES WHO WE'RE ~
RIOT Nt'~I iit\t,

Little Rock. Ark. Sept u Cover
gor McIlae today denied the request
~ attorneys Tor stay 81 exrrui or
ior sin negroes sentenced 70 De elect
roeuted Friday Dor murder lu connee
lion eith the Elaine. Arkansas riu,
" tno years aRo. according 10 s. I.
iclianey. counsel fof the con lemued
men Mr. McIIaney said that . peil
ton f0r write of habeas Or VI
would be- filed this afternoon IN th'
tnlied States district cou I here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
BIC AUTOMOBILE RACES
CAROEO FOR THURSDAY
Mammoth Crowds Forecast For
Guthrie Day Six Sensa
tional Races on Program
Noted Pilots Are Here

Everybosy ia Guthrie viii te >,
Tie fair rrouuds Thursday TO see the
Automobile races And hundreds iron
6 'rrpanding towns and from toe
esanfry have written and wired f9f
reservations There wi be no re-
ssfvsiions- said phi Traband totag
The glrst who come and plank down
tie iron dollar ull bo first served
i am conf dent the grand stand vii
not hold the crowds be added X.
fsrsations have been made 'or me
Overflow. -
Jhe management particularly urgr
the necessity f9r caution on The oar,
- tae geopae. 80 one wiIi BE- 5'-
sowee to ~ On the track or along
side. or 10 cross the track when ihs
races start There viii probably b.
see dents ears under high pressure
'osfen throw a tire and II there a..
seopse nearly sersoss accidents mas
result - sii vAi be Kept OF fhs
de lines but the officials
sehso' torres county and ciy o.
y1css sad ba6ks vlil be closed Tor a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21

TAe awards ir tts SsoFi Horn rn,
usrs completed ate rotsday
o q Acton first ga his ele rosn
hauergs Ays1aaie haN
w S Parker tsssa first - yesri ~
ncsr.ass ana Ssn se,lne q }
ravAer lhira
Ssa.e tlg cslf rratas Bnahers
FIRST q "a Acaa. sreont
Novs. Trihtie RrotAers FIRST q =
son secoat. ClAad HAon talrd
ruo ye2r hsltr q "a Actou frst
ast tA.rd. Douglass 4 Son secoad.
Seale- better ea.. noasiAss frs,
i. rsrk~-. secoaa and thst
ga1.or hefer csi, TrDtle bfvs
rrst J 5 T0eve- second
Sencr chan9lor baL o q Actoa
yen.or esaar.o- bah "a 5 Parker
Se-ia- e4anq.ca ooa. Trsole Rros.
1anlo- Champion Aeif~- Doaglass
a San
T~a au rals proeuct y one COS
q 3 Acsor
caEs champion aaU " $ Parker
cra-t chsr, .cu tow rribNie Bros
Aerescro A~4ros
~ the Hereford ring Ases ban
seat : smith first A. y Dresser
second
r~o year osd aan Fres waissr
one yea- old bali Jose21 wi1ona
Geo Rcase seoond
Ban calf soon s. s1.ith first 4
X Dressea second
Aged cou A y Dressed first an.
sscrzd. Prank Wsiior thiri
Tao scar cil better Scoti S smss
1rxs second ard third
strlor ttlfer caI Scoti Smth first
a. \ Dressed second and third
! Jargor Aslte- ca.f. Scott sm'th frs
a-s ses1-s. FRED Walker third
serlor Champion BAIL Scosi smith
14rio- champion nuli. Scott snatA
Grass ehara % huH secti smtl
Fou- anirsals ret q one sire SCOT
s-zt. first. Fra1s w4ldon seeors
T~o 4ntma3r produce 8; con Scot
s.-tA
earso~ wrarst nx heller and senso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21

s<R sgv. E1ross P-os-szBes tsek s.Tss.
RSv-ro-1 PrvTtazrs seex1e z1s Har
ssv Cooc@- t@1r1
F0~ s1-sor : ar HarvsF cs9sef
se-s-@1 .rss- czzrs1cs Hzrsz4n bsss
s.en1-< s-< t1srt
For ssrs1- ss'w sagx tae FfevA1~1e
f,cys e9r~sss q a. f1rae aEsr1s. zn1
sor surler syw ~. c-lzre-1e Hare
r-ar vas sEzrSs1 srst Ha~veg
ca12~- ssrD-x azt 4rskzy Nogre
t.ir<
Il Exs rwserE E-zxes eeEteEt sg'
s.xnsaoz os ~ tss s,oFk elas slss
E<x1z s.e<tsns DE-1e gsr~sT -
ts.k .-zr- rksc1 gsrss IA tas -
r.r=e-s e - tzrse 1zys szsze ~
.<ss,x wtzs EzT=,o.S PrgFzsas ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
Important Witness
In Arbuckle Case
Grades Officers

Nes Nork. Sept q -- Lowe q
SHERMAN. a. acter ~ho 10 wanted
- 0 street Attorney Hracy % San
Frame see. IN connection ~l,h the
case against Roscoe ArbScsle, %
aay ieft . trair az harmon, New
Nors. when or the nay 70 New
vofk. and vanished N an avtcro
hlse ~th red haired woman. This
Information ~as given 70 repre =
sentative of District Attornc y
swans cffset when hs went 20
re 6rsnc Central s,atlca here 20
rect TIE T~sntlsth Century limit
e sro-, Chicago ard oetaln sher
mar. a. requested IN a Telegram
fro-, District Attorney Bracy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
no.fa orAn faoM nlow

Bangor. Maine sept. 2i.-An ~
topsy yesterday on the boy % GO
ward prout. > University % Mani
student who died Monday night ~
ter being bnecked out - the fourth
round Of > boxing match with geo "
Langley showed tna, death vss du'
70 acute dilasion q a. already d.
easea heart. Langley ~st S'schara
Cd. Ne had been held on chafgl
e. mansisve'rter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
GENERAL 4. y nLRil>a ANI.
DiiS ~ ono IIOui

Marietta OHIO Sept 20 Deaetg'
= = huriingamo late 90 the ott
uh ra'a'fy ~aa harriet here tuaas
ile dlrd ia hh ~ ffs fsv asff
aro 20 chronic heart ifopalr ilf
WAS born May tu. 1890 ilu latf
here m tho earl, day, 81 okiahaaa
Tor Du,hr," ana paa aln,aft gen
tral of thai state lor several yeafs
lie was hifh 90 c.ai IA ,he Qnai
Army and waa widely hnoWa is
ohio and ali ihr west ile returned
q his ua Marietta home q 1etf aea
The t,uerai was condn,le hy ia
Card Army ami Wan larself altsaA
"a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21

TODeSert
Harding

wA<hlaeson. n & Seat 81 S.~cre
tar ef ths Trcasa, Nciion has a..
f.aHstv a.. del to resiru tis ros,
scooftinT ie authoritative iniOfma
tton fnsm .anes giose % the az
msnutrutlon
~ NelAou ~Ni saorta Ask rrrs'
sent ilar1'ns Is relicse him. q e
stAtesi. eNng personal rrasvrs -
tie basis faf this segion
s Reports ihal che lrftsnurgh hAni
~ ueaid "a cat q a., cahin,, have
heen sareag ia Washington feg som
slu.s Thes have never bsen ofa
cialie denlsl. sheush ,he ~hlis house
hAs stAtes ne cabinet changes Wers
Nanienaqlated
Nsrsins Reerets oeesion
The President a b. believed y !.
trs 20 aressnt NJ Menous quttins
iass roe There IS % ffi,ton is
twcen ihen hot ihs rnesaent aa.
aerstAnt. that q hfcsk d lhe cabinet
rs.e Is d~aNs subject io mlsInter
pretauen 81 nanlsana eriits "a q
ieA that The resent Nn1ll Dc Eaf.
sealArs unfanunatc tme fyf Nr
Nsiaua Is step aside This h bs.
cause Aeg 4tAean headers ln eousres q
fAts rss 4fisA t.m B, reie, iiug pre,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
EIoHr nuNpREp KILIEp IN rIRar ExrLoaIoN

maycnce Germany Sept II More than 500 persons
ported to have been killed today when chemical products
exploded at Oppau. Prudential the region
Telephone and teegnphc communication With he Frank
entha was cut BY the explosion and details lacking
The plant which the of tho disaster
Hadische Aninabrk which makes explosive nitrogen
compounds
Early reports stated there explosions which besides
causing hundreds Of casualties killed and injured did
material damage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
tNl.I SAN 10 LOOK
INTO KILN AtTillfIi.s

Washington. Sept 81 Information
ln the hands ~ tho Department u
Justice as 60 lhc activities of the ~
klus Khan WAS laid before rresldsai
Harding today b., Attorney General
psusheriY. after The latter had con
ferfed eith Director burns ~ the
department bureau ~ lnveailei
lion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21

Nafenss. usfmanY Sep, "a Tho
disaster appeafs 20 have been oae of
tAe mosl terrible "a The history a
Industrial oir,lsa
rha frs, espsoslon occurred when
The ahlfiA were hslas shaasei a, 7 ss
m Ia laboratory where 500 maa
Nee eofblns All of those ass re.
ported e hava been Alilei
This explosion was rolliwea BY .
pgld aaeteaalon ~ others whieh ren.
asFsd aaaiaianea "a the llpat sietlms
mpaaalhle
The conclusions wsru 40 terFlgfir
'heY were felt Ia thla sigy aonls thirty
i've mlles from chs aeens. Willis "A
Mannheim. tAlrtrpn miles Distant.
noas every window was shattered
aud several persana wsre hnied aad
thirty ak others lniured hY AAbHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
ourHRlE CITIZENS SHOULD
TURN OUT TO sGU Fkln

q is up 20 0uthrls oitiuna % ufa
out Ia force Thursday. 0uihFle uay
The apparent apathy ~ the bealns
men. aad citizens geu rally H ih =
general comment uf visitors and
thry caunot oape,i the sltltena 3l
the eounty ~ boost feff hard eh~ !
Guthrie e.l fenn are 40 conlluuaiY y
ind ifereni There IS 100 maaH laf
George oa n diapoaron 4 appear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21

No tariff bin which raised the eus.
tom roiek was ever passed without the
accompaniment Of prophecies of utter
ruin for the country, indnstrially,
politically. soeially and morally.
No tariff was ever reduced save IN
defiance Of the most gloomy and flesh
crawling promise ~ things g. come
The American Is ready foreeaster
lie viii predict anything for money.
marbles or chalk Indeed, he does il
most often for nothing At all But he
Confined on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
~ \ NiOSTlIl ron
iIIcII ~tIIOOI SPORTS

in the meantime don forget tae
hiKh e,hnol hoyH luy a apaaan a.
bet ior ihe loot ball and basket tall
Tamcs Don't stop af one ,iehsf
NuY OHe for each and eserY msmhtf
of ihe family ue real honest 70.
Fno iness sport iioost q good ehuaf
by putting your money uto ths
game
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
-rwo woMen Aes srlo

on MURDER csARCt
Blytheelie A.. Sept. p Mrt. }.
q. Las,er ard her daughter. M'ss
Noye Smith. htio here on charge
o. murder IN connection ~1tn the
Death o. o @. Berry, former deputy
sheriff here. viii be given prelim
mary trial TO-DAY Berry vas She
while riding y rs Mrs. Lasief and Hef
daughter snc oled yesterday " 3
hospital AZ Herph1-
Mrs. Lasscr claims that DC ~ ~as
shos while threatening hsr dasghte
with ; revolver
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mlre Aelo


FJsFANU FITIyFT 2
Scoba. Miss. Sept. 21s-hrg 9. "
Persons slfs = planter here. ~fH
arrested yesterday following reesipi
Of chemists report that a. eBanlin
ation of the stomach of her husband
~ho died several days ago. had been
fosnd 10 contain poison TIE CO..
oners iurg investigating the oe.tn
reiurnss > verdict he ding mf.. Per
sons responsible fof hef Husband :
death.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-21
MAMMOTH CROWD IS PRESENT
ON SECOND DAY Of FALL FAIR
Exhibits Many and Varied Lave Stock Display Finest
and LArgess In History Of c, an'y; Judging on anu
Prizes Announced; Thursday Is Guthrie Day
Stores and Offices To Close; Automobile Races
To Be Sensational

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