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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
nlIIR0lDERs OF STATE
| WILL TEST TAX lEN
Second SE1 Filed II Week
Al Rasds Are 10 Ezter
II gAr Test
Case

Oklahoma Casx. 9ns 1-Asklr.e a
3ndCmera az S. Esz ~. vhl1h arnoun.
n claims il s.horl1 he -seussu-seS on
ineEal f2xes tor ne fiscal Se4r, Il =
Misscnrs KAnsAs 4 Texas railroad
srsaAy saed sn3s In The 4as-scs conEs
acAanss A. = 8ocsssrtn. 0klzhenss
rountx tra4srrar
The petltion WIS rllet tA~onxA a.
enrners IL the -aa-aa1 sn1 Casara. :
r. ShAs1 -ecesre~ of he properties is
named hs rspres4rth1i e TIE con
parr ssE-11ne sfs 11ck1isn
The railroad has properties IN o.
l&hnTn1 assessed av the stasx nsas
~ capitalization a. S2A16 lEsB v-tlls
the properties 81 the Oklahoma Be I
-z.arnhf we're assasa 81 s. a. Tax
aianr ~ one And <nt-hAlt M ns
frinrs so1si ssr the fi-si assess
r.arl u gst1k-@1 and on the secon6
/ ~ 81 - T'Aas EtA, the petiilaf
ssss fa-1A Is llacas Rne Ersns1 Sncs
ths s+H1s Is salz * have CARRIED =
surysus forward t-an me previous
uehr And VII c8Iecs ennue1 sAHe;
70 ra---r xurT.lns this rs+ar T'hg
SsI1e hoard e. equalization 81 Il
,hArred, gre-srfTT,ef i1s auiharifv II
ser1nr 1ax -afe wAich Wi nsz
v1A 3ss cshAr incomes x txAa snr
excess gt 1i,e rell neeas ~ tn.
government
THIS is fhs aenora suH flied ~
-aaraaas 1hls week the 8ack 1slAns
nsr-Te sB@t the enrrgr treasurer -
" utrrssms1i rt oDe-hAE q. a.
axes tn The 1hE fiscal vehr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

s. o. other nseives. sc .sssss % /:
Texas. SS 600 600 Colorado pa
peers, 81 .tS Gamers and COMMON
Sc stock weak u &c lower.
medium 10 eoed Gamers 81 sas0
zoo few snfcrgor lots ias
either classes sseAsly Texas COWS.
s. % common to good nSfives.
81 ss, a 5 SO tcst veaierx IL pack
ers. S>e9
Hogs. r~cesytS. zoo. opened
s.0r clasing al generally steady.
witt yesterdays axeraSc best
sets and medium to packers and
ApgeerS, s. -5s DO good heAvses
offered tnlk az sales. $500
SO stock plgs steady ffEr S. q.
heeg, receipts 500 reets sVrs iz-
sItsacsent te less marker. few
Ssles- nativt Lambs about steady
best, ST. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
FAS-ANT2-cAN
ROUND 7AS-E

A worthy Arfeng,i 10 gu'
raarse.f IL hs yasct and 1e ses
fh4nrs ~ glters sae shean, n AL
ss8nntHd as the method 9f 1ht
h@An American Round Tntl4. ir
It's 1-ree1ar general Mrs ! G.
ssriswn1d Sf >,h1 Az-a1la, Texas
Mrs G,akw5la was speaking n.
-he g,tlets II The raun6 -Lhlb. a
ssrang Ihal1 5 c3nstr and lns5-nr
s,apDas.hsT between TIRE two Amer
aei4l continents. Tins round fxsas
IS composed al wanen whs Ars
working n The ssaaef 1hH1 whtI
uht women understand ebo1 0fht,
men nEl np sA1rsr nasEn3a--
sa1D5 tEeh g1ht-.
THIS sounds hrgffnl and Ill
wamtn VII SAT Cad sv,aAa 19 7ht
sssand tAtle, With ITS d1'au1fr
general sssssFaEi GrHsiar. y
women eHc1 representing & rEErn-
TIT Cd The western hHullsT here
and ars AssaaHfe 1nHmharsi5r a4
sc wnns-. 3 A,s4rr n THE 1nliAc
STATES Eoa The r1he. Is xt
Mexlca- II srs Purpose II -ey,lhc-
lnr shots nrr-s rht R5n ssrAr,3e
with friendly NEn3elEsss and ln-
sznAa q having TIRE ELrs Il The
Two nDun7-ses T,lhcn3 craSsvass
81 hIv11r 7hem flr n5F tx 15a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
WAR TALK ABSURD
SAYS JAP newspaper
r-o1-sls Mixers E-srf Seer
Sngv 5us -'ua NEaaa-K A-s
III Magi Fr1snday
Terms

T.uEiA gulr a--"G Is absurd n
l1LIE 1buri wa DetweHn sRpHI Epf
'-nhs Timed S'tA1es SAYS 11s Tou1u-'
sihluBun, nm, sht silv -umD-s III
llaas saalght 81 1iair sMreas MAY me
uEr neaums & -aEly Ct 1hara1u~A
s,ssheTss ho1f gs1sEr Ent IInH-icE r.
1T 1hai- bsE 81 -hEs 81 possibilities
q VII mAF ns gi-arHrsat There
IRE TWO waws "a rAHcr IhIs ci9ss
.arA EJns et 1bt 1inirS1i0r u E-n-
EmHrts hnt iilf frber IL & flAnmHris
understanding 50 l1ne as 1hs ~
if1lnns hHrv'+Hr alIiEr 2nt Anarars
'-suElI Et-EinHd As a. Jrassall 4 ss-
1HshctTE resla-Et,uu ~ t-1sDisf ,
DsTvFasn JspE1 hnt China, ant -t-
nswAa .. The AnriFs- 5l1ADass Al3-
'Enr4 rE1rgr ~ szpauad
F.ea1ls tAE Ihoui 1hs rI--an
1nHr- IT vIrsniI ,nuilaine lr 5Eptr
and 1hs T'llhAt sssE1as as q naEus rt
EwHr~lnr tbs pnssihls riHs1 ne1weHr
1hs 7vI1 ruun1leS Whine -nas g
m uHur 1-ua. they gear rr lras
sirf1 n. tfs str 1hns TIE ~nnevE rs
fD-@i1frEaunf IN risF 7'urisN islEnnE
iF as lnIp5r-Am II 1sssHHrtIir 1ns
rflnrsf Ef nnsn1i1ins Rs ms linlita
-iur ii 1IrLl Frrprrrn
IL Anar,nn oarluHs III tnH lDas
Tannann " shs Philippines. AIT -e-
-mUvns tne w-fr'iis uaiHnras thers
ths aHsmref IL aulm ziHwh INT m
the Fnaifir enaEg wnult ~ naalaFs
slprf sams americans mat he H.
rfinet ir anrar glnEIs 1ssn s-Hs-
AfreHs = if advisable tiiu q Epsria,
agreement ahanAd a4 nnntauhHd he
lvAeu thF twa nnur~ss N rhs mr-
,er y 1hs Is dnnt ~ f.ilEnees =
VIZ NHsweer thsn WI ns -eourel
-a l. minimum
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
DIVORCED DUCHESS
To REMiRRN SOON

PARIS gulv The -,a,shass &.
Marlborough t1-ns-sF gsansuaie
RLnna-ssAl- vho Wis -s.nauzlr H.
vn~tAd. Will ~ mE--led ta TlcrpHs
t'aisa1, Irsaminart F'-enth Es,o-rs-
man a. The Lxnaun -ag4w-v ursrs
n few dGFg Il is declared Ivy ths
canrlnarsttl ed1riar IL tnt -faz.r Ma
Reports riiEt 1hs nnghesF wis Ii
Mpr--r N EsalsEr have besr cur-arsf
fp- Esre-El marlhg, mn. fsare f,eas
t-egDslstsr dtrlad nj Ealsssr ns3ds
flsf p'nce II French Esuieir art
1iE1tlEuishsso hinssa9s II .ns way xss6
v'as 1r.mp1et 10 Ih4 rHnk us 1isu-
tsnErsg tusana1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
IN THE v[nNlCUlIn
Of THE OIL FRATERNITY
Men Wha Take Grade Prem
Bosom 1 Earth Speak s
Language Peculiarly
Their ovz

TulsA gusv r--ot mer have g
tangnage Al tha.r rvI ~ ss wrss-s4
'ta- the o. lnausfrv. 1sss others. has
numh%r ct more ~ less t~csi1icsl
lse-ns And phrases couBeesec WIN a
Ihal are nas rane-hIlt understood
lnutsact thf oh fieif alssrlrss
Fxr Instances -'shstGne vau' aas
ar tsnsrtls d1sfe-ars meaning from
Thai Applied n rsvtr navigation e
ahs term .sha<slnc tase r1gaos In
sht oi. country ths Tifrass means ths
'iswe-'4nr lle the wei nt ssve-za nas
s'n UuA-zs ot n81roslrrsrsne apd r.
lnwins 7; sa explode n TIE hl.s1arn q.
'tht well IA The oil sand
on v'els are drilled ulugA liss ~
'qesilaL v'H1e- v'sAs 4 rig" ~ "a.
TErIuif t-xn~warls Is e-eua1 xpe.
shs spn whAre The vtL - 1a a.e
arIiet ~ various szares nursrs
ths sinking st ths w.ez Il 4 nAaas
n isy steel T1fa The wants a. va5rn
nrs scrfwad Engethsr making 1 can
tsruuns s,i7se This serves "a s4.tr
aui vrHfr An6 Ia 5ee9 th4 wsu rran
rGrlnE.
a. the vea ssi nred hAeier sh.
sigs II iht rassnr II raaDrnd IL -.
ilff to FeET Tsurnr d 6uEr 1nsias ~
hs' Airahrv n Ilhoe Tvs ~ three
ahanres - pnsssi11 inu- are az fhsf
Ire nsuAI'r naae m reducing ghf
sizs n lht rastnr
Z na nl is faunr The ws.T Is reru
at erE haat u rAs 5s faisna
E H. 3 'rRssas A producing vseT
is nGmst Hnenrdlne IL The number II
ns-r'rfaH - III Il prsdnces Il - bnars.
.1s ~ haired o. l. Elss- barre wsll
N'l ~ 4 Games frnm sbs ground 4s
Ell let ''urD5A Ol r. Is rE--,s,t n
The raining EllaTlss IN plys times -xn
Tunes -Hnr4nE III the WY .run 2 1n
9f ~ 11 inches IN tsanHsr m III
'Rlvsv rErF rErs -'nsrs II raps
through 1hs -Htrfnr 5~Dnsas
Aanal 81 nA mH1 Jaass rns aRnd
m vfgt they r-iF uzvsnr "wrf1-
1it.s s-uu aDszHigfrh "a rnA-f9x-
HeHr1f u The z-s Ant us sns al. 7ssaur-
at aFirs II Ihs nvDaF d. ffs lHpa
5 aacINm s TIE nlans q. lan1 or
v'fAct vrHT is n~.14E ~ rnries
fraH @hr x F'eF ~ squire II as
i tiait 1hHi IL CLOSELY 0-'niad. anes
vel VIII MHEs wells IN tour si6es
A i tFrv-ar .gNn and EsHb sHm IwIv
These vsl ara fnuvr Rs 'arssH1s
''-H1.t tn-r il 1-bm u 3aud
NJ wt5ct Ert locLsAd runba. q
lI-gs s'ln~urs thinks fa~ aa
4r'aEi wailg' E-s 1hs ri-sr va-
e-,lilsd 4 4 fs--lfa-r where a7 has
mn beer dlHtx.pH-aa "w1le ras"
wells E-s 1hnEs n-SIaL IN tsr-.itFr,s
vhsrs geniagsEss hEre 1,Esf Sound -acs
fB~niHrtnns 1hE. indiea1s The Jlresan,.
" oil 4 'psa'" u III TDdsr- ground
aul1ny u aa ~ al sEnd anrr-n1st
w-lft al.
rle 'Ai6- 1nrtinuelH ris1a eur
ll,sshE The sstEss a. Os7aharnR. -exaE
L ~i-i4-.xnx ~vx,pur rr.s~,rs,t.,,t rFsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
HEAVY RAINS IN
fsSaGE DAMAGE CROPS

F-RwinusEE .u,y Corr through
Bus LsaEs enUn1y hRs 1saer benefited
Eral1iT iF The norrinnsr r1lE1sf II 1nt
pRg waak. aRn aEnEEs lpsruximl-
If SIT BBp has Dsa1 dans 20 whaE1
INT lGna- susll .rrn1ng
T'hs k:riss alulEe. nrrurfarg 70 /.
xlHaHnHns mace aw 8 NJ Mc-Eisiar
aDnrTF zrsr1. vlE II the 5ilr 3anc
uouIu-y- pagr FltrtEx wnE-z fields
ihsvs i,eer -DsoAt Enl II s1ms
IilanHE 1ht shoaE grain asns bssr cE.-
-aad ou- win the -=naiinr N-Erar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
GREAT BRITAIN >ENTf>
A NOTE To sAPAs

1.andon. 1ulv s---2,aE. Ei''i1uir has
1,striaC sElLn slIn1 Uv'irr II lhs c.
nAsiar I'll L4gr6 Esi-'Eanhhn4 1hs la~d
hgt ksnhnnHAw rhE, tn4 AnEin-
sII.Eress frHH1E- even i disaanrrues
9lF Ia vii IuKunH1iasllE rur tnr
EnD1htr vaAr THE VuAsttnr u 4
1t-es madillss extension IL LIT lnHl-
~ MA l,=ar arIgpsu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
AMERICAN MARINES
LAND IN FIGHT ZuNfl

pE-is .ulr 9-4 aerB,f-uiH11 a.
AmHrlrEr usErsnns have a,ear lBnaHd
II lsnliE s tuvr 1hnu -istr nssias
sssw.halsz IL 9nnsrEr .noIlt II asia
Al1nEr~ 1ar 1ns 1rurTats4 Il p-atHallisr
AmsracEik there III TIE -'H---srr,sll
q Es-sHk r-sars SAYS dasglEsr;t r.
the FRENCH tu~HiEr g--ins
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
MUNICIPAL BATH
HOUSE LEASE VALID.
WHAT PROBE SHOWS

N+a%f&tAl4t1 1f'~ -A4+4
SO Be-. Lxveless ?s3aock. s4s ~
Arkansas lJu1ser CO. SEXES and
s12lf Long FlAnlze Mall
esa2S -
wAsa County Records Sssy
Tbt -eysr- continues 4
cheek sAt ,,5nz7r rretnras dis
t30srs iht allaw4Hc 5sens 10 The
credit q tire s,,etial lu.T-ore
mens funds C9a sewer fEna
Ss452s ni6 r.aEsnc fund S>z- 0i
These amounts represent IRE ne.
.sl1nnla11ons 6s menfr COLLECTED
an the sewer En5 y.ar4nc district
paving districts wAaeh 1fs eyriz1y
1Isfu-ses As the strTyi D. present
t,0 tar paymenf There -enans
IL iht tvU1sy 1reasurt- 5 HANDS
s. %. collected ln 9une. 1920. %
The frwali al the sanltarv tass5
slvlmc taxes ee--atlen 10 Tht
A't'tis-tf 4Af4 z t'f7sa4 f'ttllf'tl4+f4i t+4fAA
al MONIES have Aenn turned srer
fa the t11r rleaslrTr. wHfA sAe ex
etydlbn tt roSts and fees allowed
Isr eol4eef1on during the fiscal
wear 1872 1921 The comfy sreas
urar has paid ~ she tIiv 81 si-sss e.
covering 1hf cl1r y,Tr9a11 M
nu1ognasale licmlst fees. Tins
amuun1 wAs Ylaena ia ile general
fund a separate appropriation
arraAnf t0r tins sha4.la Dt earssed
Inspection ~ interest," rectsVea 9r
lallT ialhncrs 6ist4oses thai ssA
ss- een1 interest has heeE recg4r-
"a whlfh j. d ilchsf rate than u
asatAv Tfl2 hr 3 eir depository.
y ar~6zts have heeI casroe6 hr
be i,AHk vethaas -ht tmsfaH.1rr 6
Ter ev1; luTeresl hl Warrants
have aneA vAl4 81 T1r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
>Tll1-MiN HE EiRING AD-
g0l RNFD FOR TWO WEEh>

F3IEtKsHlHis. u r.. Julr The
s'rAmEr llsurvs hearings were At
gru-nht shortly Eesr Daa1 1oaks un-
4 Duty E2
We have r.n -eEsHt nu- tnRE rti.
EGlt Csr-na1ius !. SrllswEr che.
an1nst1 1sSr sEmeF L. SniIluEn. a. 1nf
z ass " 1nnEvf baI-t1e u viinf .hs
sfr1nAr hsrlEsr EEE11 vAE III TIT vii
ness stunt.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

The report Shoux $500 cod
lec1ea II aac taxes last year s
police ccn-1 .sneS. s. s5l - ~.
<aspai5an TAX, 81 92s - nlscel~
la1eous receipts. ssSsSso3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

III ln-rt cirias "a lhs Tinted SiIa1sss
m,rs rh2r NJ jar cH1s1 u ths rnIs-
lnse'aiE2 business u nant lF check
Er drE-.s laEf thai "a psr aHnt l,s
1ne 0aus Il rRkE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

Rer- Frank Barrett Serretz-T q
TIE Ok1anornE Conference ee she NJ.
Z Church south, vii IL tie pusy !.
Ef sbA ic.g:aa NJ e Church seuth srx-
tAF Or Barrett il rery esocneat
speaker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

fresr E--s, rev t.ases IL
cludea >nrs.ll css 0l1- DE-
llvere1 Oklahoma Csiy. TIA
express less of --.-.. $50
Packing stock deilvrrc5 Ok-
laAszss City. Ia express -0s
FRESH creamery batter. f'A-
AS -mhs 9a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

AF 3 rasnis q the numerous hall-
GIFTS zhs 1abns uusEtio1 xn.unr 1na
s'sr'tliEns y -s:aa alrbtasrn 0ns hur
'rrsd h8hdgvF are re4ef-Htef Il 1np
EiAlEII ElnE5au erarr yeH-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

Kansas fafy-N hess- cash
JnlF. s12s. Sept sll3a
Corn, july, 5lsa5llse Se7sr-
ste. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

The ErH-EEt 1Iries psr nan1 AZ
Igag u saIrlis "a ta--ms II tht T1l-
-ed StHzas. ufart fnIEr mllE cpvs WIS
5-zM II sHe-- t-see. II ISIS and
Es14n IL -Ha--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

Elti--F 9rs secretaries RE -auI1r-
1T II hsIa VIII Lbs E1s,ss n0r~es-
7slnDsDns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

A7-nnlla1 Is alres1e1 szrs
hs rspsrr- W. 1ht TrtEaaaas Ell
ssu'5tn ehs7aer - sess5or
Avs 4 1913 providing thai fh.
sAn17F 7rHhsUssf shat y.ay a1is
7hf eITT stree7 rtEAr fund a
enfl79es raNe~e3 upon taxes
eT1ea arilnsa ErpHiF sifatlr1
wli.hin 7ht cErwa,f1t lnn1s af 1it
aTr TIE aa441 llstAhaes tisAf na
3srr II lhese T,eza2I3es hare hre1
~erslrea fr the t55T exce75f 7,en-
l7T ca g,eeIa4 Aesessmen1s and
~ fgir shgnl1 fHst htasur ,n-
vara 1hf iumealf1f recovery Fs
be ElDg1Ii anH
vbf rH7sr- recommends fnIf
where halaes rHma1ms IL lgr
alTLr sais1f1ei AFTER all stigy hns
seen sa1lstie5 -hi7 snet surv2ns
alsnns ts irHnsisr sruAa 80 7he
7a1f1'Hl fan3 rehabilitation at
feRs ,'alHaauI * ree1 eS1ny,s-f
mHT's d eltr WEier MANS snunl5
- lnsi I'D Ai anee sT.efahl rgn
idtsam{H shaul Gre rvan 4a th4
uilaHa aq III Il SINKING tang Ia
Trn 8al 1ininisf 3eiaea naw
ziEtine TN4s dt4sai1 was
slnsaa fr the tlanw I'D 4las
ears ~ l4vr sHtsii15Hr7 1axes -
stlielst & fund egunl -a shs ar
''ne1 1ifalitr 7 tbput Itr 1,e.
aI7 81 1nt Imaun1 reauIrr- fa
tuer 7h~ aHfHRli wlM h4 aezieA
hnl FHa- III HaailaI Te 7he III
af HefrnH ifr interest," and re
e're lhtrt w fA su.lei41i-
unas H hand 1a msaS lhe rars
ne 'goe issoAs a. thsE s,ecame
9ns
V1a7 na .uarmf1- issUes 1T re-
u't'G an1 1l.Ai TIE elsr + arA1is
lua nf1 ha law4alrA5 when new
ssus - nIE','g neIBeIi bonds a.
Ndn9dtst1 81 "a strength advised
nti Eari Awlan f,e nukHu ra ~
ore fhH e-rs 8 AasiEfr IL 7hls
-ersr8
SOME Taxes Cullarta6
-Aenlr1-4Dr 7a tht -a-,n,r.. essi
Il hand general fund Nav III
ras s. Gs u 1s3a taxes leEaa5
nsrt So s.,s 81 ampun1 ta,I1nes-
aA SLA.s5sll, E-'ags Ink al Esrn
ess 81 esal-e13nn. ss--s.s18-a III
hSi t.l7s sll.-ss.3s II fafv VIA,
ANS were outstanding tztH 5 !
ur-H1l lliGl113as IN excess ri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

WANTED - l'lean. aAgfl csFtar -Br
H1 leader u-Nlrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
Genera Comments

The renssras 1nssAI8ed iF The City
Clerk shgws ear4f1 au-anz5an WIS
glzen 10 osta1 and 18ls general serF,e
e0THre3 ~ the Ezx1Am wn1l8 reflect
e-.,aIt To uanr e1tlss ut rfesaes g,fpu-
4H11an Ne mure rumg,ieit Hr BernrHft
RECORDS have bee1 ssaYr5 IL ant x1H7e
and The ACCURACY e Hr1raes and 1hs
esnEIses detail khgvn tr The recuras
a.as nEB5t uur work bg1t gsiHasar1 sDa
ss.4aer5rs
Esser Department
usarsi3erttae 1Ime WAS required fo
rHeEnelt TIE eAkt rgsl3eetea with the
2rnuuDfk charged a. khuvn BY the
raeur3k Z The Wsze-vfrks DPVlErg-
nse11 In tbs FaFz. 0HaTnauHr1 eo1lHe-
-ssns wsrs 7,asae3 II The Cash CoESer-
s5an SerlsaHr. Dua II the rDansh 8rTH-
4I1r rersaTzsd au II 1ht munrh
tixrrea TINS trraneURx meshad pf
k4.sE1ns she ranaras has t,een 1lsnsr1aG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

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e-rs n ~ssr-s nltsrrrs s'sa-f irs:n-s
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

Jht Aftar1er Makes -arUvaEsDn 7haa
1be MaFer Ef1zH be charged with the
eo1er15on 81 al areren*es belonging 10
1ne AsTr from whs1erer source the
same nav he derived excerpt aB hsre11
E'1htr-wlse provided
During the period covered TT the
aadzt- The PoG Tax the Dog Tax The
Deen7sszaEa Tax and the Police Court
Fines hEre been esdleete6 hr fbe Po-
hcs Department in ar3Hr 10 nen-
-ralzzs and effectively rollaer these
rsFHzpek THE ErvTas5uns uf the charter
AhpEld be r3asear tol8pwaa
fThsk tfsnEe has aasn made and al
Il the abuFe sollerz1Es1s are nsw beng
MADE 4F CIR Clerk An8arsQn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02
Accountants Compliment Records of Anderson

and the s'sgks tre DgE being EeTf err-
rf'eflr Thf tp-ms used are unn5srn
and Eu11sAle tfr the requirements III
fhs Httlet and tsu1 few dezznq Derl1 st-
eguutk u lsxg E,analng appear thereon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-02

s138a IeVeless 3s3aock. s4s sS
Arkansas Ilumber ca. SSs.s5 and
sz2lA Long flAn1e MAJ
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-12
THEY MAY MARRY
Rep. Mosher Would Permit Sol
diers' Widows to Wed.
Could Stfn Retain Right to Re-
main In State Home.

Under provisions of bill introduced
in the legislature by C A. Mosher. OF
Ford county. inmates OF the Old Sol
diers' home at Fort Dodge and SOL
diers' widows in the Mother Bicker@
dyke home at Ellsworth, would have
the privilege OF marrying and still re-
tanning their rights to remain in the
state home
Under present regulations the wife
OF an old soldier is not admitted to
the Fort Dodge home unless she was
1892. The Mosher bill would admit
any inmates wife who was married
before January I, 1908. and would
admit at any time an inmate OF the
Mother Bickerdyke home as the wife
Of one Of the soldier-inuates. The bill
fixed the minimum age OF q soldiers
wife admissible to the Fort Dodge
home at fifty years It further pro-
yides that girls-dependents OF old SOL
diers-shalI not be admitted to the
home after reaching the age OF II and
shall not remain in the home after
attaining the age OF sixteen: that boy
inmates shall not be retained after
reaching the age of IL and shall not
be admitted il more than IL years
old Exception IS made in case sgch
boy or girl dependents of old soldiers
are incapable OF earning their support
by their own labor. Exceptions are
made as TO the minimum age OF
wives OF soldiers in special cases
where the wife of applicant IL a con-
firmed invalid or the soldier making
the application is a confirmed invalid
and needs the constant attention OF his
wife"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-12
OF COAL
Industrial Court Complies Data
About Fuel.
Information Gained in State
Wide Investigation.
Is your coal dealer profIteeringr

Is your coal dealer profiteering7
Every Kansas citizen can answer
OF q booklet Just published by the
Kansas court of industrial relations,
prepared by G.. A Eugh, chief ac-
countant OF the court, fsom replies
to Questionnaires in the coal fnvestf-
CATION conducted by the court last
fall in conjunction with the attorney
generals office Three thousand
copies OF the booklet have been print
ed The mayors IN all Kansas cities
probably will be furnished with copies,
while the balance VIII be available to
all who write to theNcourt for copies.
Big Profits in Three Months.
As previously announced by the
court. the purpose OF the investigation.
so far as the court is concerned. is
served with publication of the infor-
nation gathered One of the original
purposes Of the investigation was that
the data might serve as the basis of
profiteering charges against coal pro-
ducers and dealers II the evidence
warranted Thfrty-eight OF the larger
Kansas coal mining companies made
profits Of s59s,247 on gross sales OF
$4,000, $50 in a period Of three months
according TO the report, which pointed
out a striking uniformity in prices
fixed at the mines for different grades
OF coal Operators, however. asserted
that similar prices resulted from COM
petition rather than combination
After a partial examination of the
data gathered in the investigation,
Richard T. Hopkins, attorney general.
has determined there shall be no
prosecutions at this time. at least
pending disposal OF the suits brought
by the state against the wholesale
grocers, cement manufacturers and
other industries The attorney gem
eraI has repeatedly declared that the
present antitrust law which makes it
necessary to prove combination in re-
straint OF trade is inadequate in deal
ing with alleged cases of profiteering-
4 new anti-profiteering bill, spon-
sored by Hopkins. has been introduced
in the legislature.
Among the questions which may be
answered by referring to the tables
prepared by Engh are the following:
What does it cost to produce a ton
Of coal in the Kansas fields2 What
is the wholesale selling price OF a ton
OF coal at the mines? What does it
cost to transport a ton of coal from
the coal fields to the retailer, What
are the costs to the retailer in deliver
ing a ton of coal to the consumers
bin? What is the retail price of a
ton of eoaI7 What is the retailers
profit per TONI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-12
SCRIPTURE



Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that In
the latter times some shall depart from
the faith, giving heed to- seducing spirits.
and doctrines OF devils;
Speaking lies in hypocrisy: having their
conscience scared with 4 hot iron.
ForbtddfnG TO marry. and commanding
to abstain from meats which God hath
created to be received with thanksgiving OF
them which believe and know the truth.
For every creature of God Is good. and
nothing to be refused. II it be received with
thanksgiving;
For it is sanctified By the word OF God
and prayer
II thou put the brethren in remembrance
Of these things. thou shalt be n good min
lister OF Jesus Christ, nourished up IN ths
words of faith and Of good doctrine. where
unto thou hast attained
But refuse prcfane and old wives fables.
and exercise thyself rather unto godliness-
For bodily exercise profiteth little: buc
godiness Is profitable unto all things.
having promise of the life that now Is, and
Of that which is TO cnme-
This Is faithful saying and worthy OF
all acceptation.
For therefore we both labor and suffer
reproach. because we trust in the living
God who is the Saviour of all men. spe-
efaliy Of those that believe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-12
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting q
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope OF cure was an operation. Trus-
ses did me no good Finally I got hold OF
something that quickly and completely
cured me- Years have passed and the Fup-
ture has never returned, altho / am doing
hard work as a carpenter. There was 10
operation. no lost time, no trouble.
have nothing to sell. but will give fun IN
formation about how you may find a CON-
plete cure without operation. II you write
to me. Eugene ". Pullsn. Carpenter, sos q
MarceIlus Avenue. Manasquan- n J. Better
cut out this notice and show IL to any
others who are ruptured-you may save a
life or at least stop the misery OF rupturs
and the worry and danger Of an operation.