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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
oRorwa paoar oF ies
enfcna Al Alrua

nhmhaHa tisy lalg The fof
parA,lan eomm'aalen leaay utasssA 80
inse usalion of hflees h.irs shafsea
,og l,e IS fNe siias lee ana Yusi
company a Aisas rhs heerlns rlil
NJ halA July is The FnmpaHY has
becn Aelilpv se ag - cnnl a bun
arcs pounds a. thu aasA haNns na
lneas delivery sYHsaWA
The oommlssloa aennnaesa thAf
ihe fapasea plan ie hsye slNAio
sss,rllmtsas eempaes osHaaiasA a
ukiAhoma rty 70 deliver gfv faf sll
the ne manaFs areW ~ 'hls rliy
has falied 20 maierialte Ailsr lha
pian haA maf The appsaval oi ~
tha local maaaFefa NJ she Oklahoma
cats he companies. lae tpsfd - al.
ree,nra of one ~ the larseal RON
Germs refused 10 arfee 10 u
oklahoma Clty lce deAlsrt a. i
meeting here. agreea ues tn apeosa
ihs issuance ~ ths proposed ofder "
lh. eommlaaian ~hggh pFupeseA rswa
lailon IL lea sales ard deliveries ba
eil pfnhahly offer sagweataea apan
e al tha hearing la be hela hrre
Wednesday Jgiy IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
CITY WATER Is So
PER CENT PURE
Analysis ShowS Guthrie To Have
Best Water In State Price
OF Water ls Also
Reduced

Frank nfown. commissioner NJ
Public riluea Is man OF his wora
i seems When hc tool osef The
office or water commlss loner ~
fnuna new fait az fenis hal
heeu made arm torfV ihaf rssh
eannoi stand hu, MY nrndncesepr
know there was hus,el treamf,
and that couldn't permit fhs ai
rata 70 hold az ihe time iinaevef
J promised ne people hst - span
~ rospitie after the haelnems
the fiscal year wheu 'be hrdFet v4s
made Cor 'he wear would cfi fae
ra'" u e possible now fo Ao er
ana iodav hafe re ordinance Heu
"a ty Tie mayor cutiloe the raie
from The e. cent minimum to
cents said brown today
That is NOT an the city vafe-
nov - per cent v4rc and thero is
total absence ~ typhoid Infection
IN The water 1his is the reno-
made BY The state chemist in au
analysis made ~ The water ms
week.
shall have the water tested psfh
week during re hot wea'bf ant
thus b. on The safe side said Mf
Brown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETINGS
To Be HELD JULY Z
Levies Must Be Made By Rural
School Boards At That Time
Also, Mrs Muxlow
Busy

The annual school meelinss over
the county viii be held July IL. one
member q the school board TO be
hold over
IN al independent districts. nos
cities ~ the first class. the hoard
elects iis own treasurer
II IL important at this time o make
sufficiea ievies to cover fhe full
expense Of the district Mra Msiow
has been aformed b. State Superin
tendent Wilson that there Vii be no
state aid for weak districts The
only plan 10 relieve this viii be for
The districts effected ~ issef fsnd.
ior bonds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
SIX MONTHS IN JAIL
FOR UNION HEADS
Howat and Dorchy Must Also
Pay Fine Of $500.
Called Coal Miners
Strike

Columbus. Kansas. Jaly Aica
anter Hewaf sad Augusta DorchS %
res.dene anl Vice president % the
Nansas miners union. we're senlene-
"a to serve slS months fn Jan and
pay fine ~ $500 ~ judge Frank
Va Boss in tho Cherokee roansy dls-
tFics court here to-day liovat and
narehy were convicted last week az
violation ~ the kansas industrial
court Law hs calling STRIFE of
miners last February Motion for a
rev trial was overrnled.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
PEACE WITH GERMANY
DELAYED ANOTHER WEEK


Wss0ipxtu laf tentative
draft ef n aglamttiaa SO ihe stats
az peace vlih @F9manf sHh Aas'f
WINS iaAva Is fhe safinHt a"at'ae W
Atioenss GsNarA DANKhefif hnf it
wss inaNalea afterwards thal ihs
4 umeet mifiti r.a - wAaf ~ lha
efsaAeat sieaAtafe hrNfv nsyt
weyk
Sc IA UnAsgs'a0A shAt ~han 'As
asblest sAme an Va ,hs eahlWes fewfn
'a dlapasalnn reteairi 'hA W mAHF
nalntt W iae ~auA hsfs lo te HnR
efsa Is Msh = proclamation thAf
mafe tataesh slaA eaNit T. nf
xvsH4rY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
Dying Husband Accused Wife of Plotting With SIayers

Cleveland, O.. July s.-t'nemotional.
Mrs. Eva Cs-herine kaber sat through.
ont yesterday IN Judge Maurice 3er-
non 5 little siuffy court room while
witnesses testified that the dying
words of her husband, Daniel r
Ksber. for whose murder she is being
tried. were: Ny wife ordered this
done {" tool
Neither did she display emotion
when the bloodsiained dagger with
which Mr Kaber was stabbed twenty
four times. was displayed, nor when
witnesses said she had told them that
she wanted her husband murdered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
Protesting Innocense,
Italian Is Hung
Eos A Crime

CAteagA July Antenle
lopes. senteaceA t. death for
the killiug of Tony yArchetto.
grocer. daring the hold ap oI Ass
s'oFr On JeAaary rs. lasa. was
hanged al the eoanty hsl tAk
nsorninF
icpes was cool ana ccilsgged
an the raacws Aal when AsAes
II NJ bad anvthinw 70 say, egoke
few weras ia 40 anaerone 70
aernsy taiier protesting hls
Innocence. Il Il said.
ne e TIE thira mAn 10 ray the
death reuaity Tor Killing Var
Ghetto JossnA CnStauao and Sam
Fnrrera were sAn Two others
convicted and exegaied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
Russia
Buys Or
VIII at

eslveHea 1ets ~ "a
Haa oHtian,s tfsaadawa ~ axfleat
gsi e%fA Aso "a nuesa largely
aesnasla faf the xnhiem ageaam uf
mltaie oestnra whaas mat ~ ruw
me- sAr~ssA thla aofl - RNsata ~
she Pats ~ sesepl mllglan bushels
e'eafat aferstias q shieegnx msn
AVA nftla esp.ftefs hsre
ttAle esgmsRy fsveses aaa ssAef
countries waleh F,em#r'v Aep~ntsf
aRea tAe sefran ~ tAa rsmsna naw
ars Declared a. ~ elaelmm vittnallv
Ali lseis Nfala orAega n tha mlaalA
seaisfa raltea Ntsiss
Wheat 4 fevsrxlHx apsn shia =
&aa fAm unaFly evavY senin srew
enw tats Dun vntlre sfnlntaaa ~
eeaNv en@#es lhe sAaA~wav trwm
fn~xwatnf WyvmulnR ltah~ Man
lees calagaan Mlamssft kAnsat 0A
AHews aa4 fssas sFr ash~F sfale*
Wem khlsh arsesrs sr~ aeudla~
shtfr prs,aslYt 'owara thla rsst u
fpalaleAas
49, maHs as aAa carloads " grain
AAve easra err eaMsewaY wstAis
tefIaa n a haafs srenrAlne ~ n
esi Fa0eAf xfisAn
Hgaes faif tsae galsi n "a
eef hushsiA of xhast haa Ae@s
ssnaWeA lhfeNsh sSAivrasaa ~ msv
aaa ts aA a lashela wefn afsnt
faf iafalen aefts
iaale wssh A@lsaa bushels vas
tbo m.dale wesssa hest en~tasu~r Ia
Nas ofsas luissla sams eess. ,ak
gnw fatal af svHA bashwis. walia
faermaaY Naa thlga with 4 seseHs
f hashsia rYane~. whgeh ~ rapialv
eetflns a lhe poing wAsre sha ean
fred herself taaA aalv sos ~aa hasesr
sis ara Nesftnm. see4so hashsls
ftaFaaA aAA apatn imported ssap'aa
Ana ~ ipa hushais respectively
Th# unprecedented pesyriag ~
whaat shruamh slalveasaa femlss
( Frntn fsvarahiN rail diFfwrNastAis 49,
rarainw " ahlumiax aaa railway mea.
In Aaf aAvsstaa led ~ psvts ~
he tfaltea HsAte4 "a wra1a sxeesss,
Nev eglssns was second wlsh tes.
" af Anss saA basheis rhHAdasphls
thiri wWh as fas ani sww YsFw
fanrsh with sAl ana according to
& fsmsenm ~ eAs tsaIyeafna enssna rt-
change aHt tbs Isoaei m TRADE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

The state also offered testimony
tending % suhsian'iaie iis claim that
an aiemps was made hy Mrs kahef %
make tie stabhing appear the result
Of robbery.
Mrs Maria Matthews. palmist
testified that Mrs Kaber few day.
before the murder brought larg
box of silyerware and linen 10 her
home and that after the murder Mrs
Kabcr gave her fhc articles The
siIserwarc and linen were offered rs
exhibits
II has developed that = ". l''ier
bach, Mr. kabers male nurse, whom
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

lhe state had expected 70 call -
witness, has left Pittsburgh hotel
whore he had heen emploed and can
not he located Prosecutor Stanton
said that only last week ln letter 10
h'n. l'tterbaeh bad expressed a will
iugness to testify. bni that telephone
call 80 Pittsburgh revealed that Utter.
bach had left the hotel after receiving
telephone call from Cleveland July
! The poliees have been asked 10 find
him
Court IS expected % be adjourned
this evening until Monday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

Oklahoma city. Jpiy Copies of
an order Increasing the rate far
domestic users Of ens Ia the Miami
district from g. cnnts 70 30 haye
Just been mailed ont ~ ne state
CORPORATION commission. Il WAS a.
nounced today The order VAS made
hate last month ia ~ effective Iuiy
but copies of lf werr delas ed lu
.are naratinn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
SIiIT HAS 1850 ttRI~
\DI.H DRAM t6I.

Naeh lheion. July FFafea n
uoaaced by ,he director of iAe cen
sns Tharsdsy shoN that On December
81. 1919 oklahoma had fg.la1 acres
10 organized drainage e.feranssA q
which s.kfs acres were improved end
sae5 vere slnibernd oui - a total
acreage ~ iIts4.ss0 0stboma haa
sae acres ~ land Or less than one-
teeth of percent In drainaFe eater.
prises nhieh is #wampy wei ~ ub
iect 10 overflow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
ANOTHER HIKE IN
GAS RATE ORDERED

Dublin. July 5.-The bullet-risdiei
f.c1y Of Police Sergeant Foody. We
found today near BALM. County TIP
rerzry. To II vas pinned a paper
reading: "Rsyenge for the Tswyers
Foody was on duty IN TIpperary VII
iaKe a few days ago when Two brolh-
ers nanned Dvyer were shot
The republicans arc very ortlfe
throughout Donegal AT IAfforc roses
have been blocked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

Slr Kaber's alleged accusation was
testified "a by Police Lieut. l.. y
Miller. the first outside person -
reach him after the siabbing. and also
by Or W. j. Quigiey. one 81 the frs
physicians 10 arrive
Il saw only one Of ihe1,. but there
must have been two" Lieut. Miller
said Mr. kabcr told him. '.One was
man with a cap"
The imam with a cap according
10 County Prosecutor Edward &
Stanton, was Salvador Gala, appre-
hended near Buffalo, y. y. and now
held on first degree murder charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
OUTDOOR SERVICES POPULAR

The outdoor services AZ the Wet
Guthrie Methodist Episcopal Church
SUNDAY evenings are frovlne very
fopsIlar again this year Foiks can
drive around aud remain in their
rsrs and get faa advantage - TIE
services. Comfortable chairs ana
benches are provided FOR tho rest
Sunday evenings service this week
viii contain on iis program an 81.
Illustrated address on Korea. Tna
'rH'b'ic Is cordially invited % attend
these services.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
Bandits Grab
$4,000 Roll
And Escape

nss NO. oea Iowa lu4
rive handlts entefsa tne Coulter
state BANK of Coulter, iowa. at
? o'clock thls morninu. secora
inu 20 AdNiesa reaching Deputy
sheriff pupsley hers tired TIVE
ehsraes o. nitre o iycefn aHa e.
eaaeu .4tn 5000 posse ~ar,sd
IN nursvt lus turosa haeA when
the hand "a tired ON them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
COtterQI
Enioins
GasHike

TIC Oklahoma Gas and fleefFss
company ~ oklahoma CaU rsea .
petition wltA The I. :. district eoar.
here late yesterday evening rrAssn I
the ocars 10 restrain the State Car
porasson commission from eutcrrins
The CITY gate rate orier recently
r&ssed by the commission
The petition was heard this morn
irx BY Judre cottersl who issaesl az
order specifically restrasnlnr en-
foacerent of the commissions oraer
Csfl sarsAe~ order of the conrt
nate fer the hearlnr on the tenn
tarAry ressraininw order was sss fsr
Ialy i5 before tadre cosser~l a.
cnthrse
Under the gate rate order fiat
rate cf es cents thousand fevt IS
charged by the OklaAoUa Saura1
Gas company FOR gas delivered 70
city distributors. the latter "a sfana
loss from iaakafe rnder tee fe
ss-ainiuw orde- ne cd rate a. lwo
thirds 10 the oklahoma Natural an1
oae-tAlrd 70 the oklahoma Gas ard
Esectrfc 4 revsyed
Officials os tho two ras c0mran
les and members os the corrorntIca
commission Will arneAr before 81
federal court at thn hearing
The text AZ tho conrf order follow~
II is ordered ihat the Cnrrof ntion
Commission ~ the State of Oils
hon,a. Canrsen RUSSELL chairman
and uerher nf said Commission. An
walksr and w n Hughes. members
90 sad commission. and . p F'reel-
ing. Attorney General ~ Oklahoma
~ and they are hereby specifically
restrained anta further order Of Tits
cours. from enforcing or taxing anv
steps "a enforce compliance nv com
rl&lnant with Order Nn nSSs. case
No s1e1, isrued rs the SAID Com
mission on MAY ~. 1897. ahroeaslur
tho existing contracts hetwern tho
complainant and ihn Oklahoma Na
,aral Gas COMPANY; further re-
stratnsng ST of said defendants and
ff-n~fruea ~ ~n.~e \
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
TAFT TO BE
SWORN ~ MONDAY

Washington. July Former Presl
dent Taft II 10 be sworn 10 Monday
as chief justice os the United states
The ceremony. It was said Thursday.
viii take place IN the office 81 At
torney General Daugherty and the
oath win be administered BY Justice
Hoellng % the Disiric, OF Columbia
supreme courl. In the absence from
the city Of the justices Of the United
states supreme court.
Mr.. Taft is expected 10 arrive here
Sunday night from Canada.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
TWO altippTu ~
ExpHgss FaoM ruEs0v

sali Lake rlgY. July ! "A ~emAn
8Hd nos IA rear 8ia ann havp reached
i'fa4n Utah. ~ aA EXPRESS package
lfaH feHstanilnopia. TURKEY
NF rh~fe 8affi anj the her wafe
espFsssei 20 ths turner's hasbsnd
I fsrmer eha lafs Ma nAgisa lana 4
ffe mepihe hofprs hla aoa waa horn
fhe wspr~ys package ~Aa retained
A. Eitls lfiaaA f9r muhfh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
CHAMPION SWEET POTATO
GROWER is KILLED

clinton. July s-Alva Smith. !
years old. known for many years -
the Oklahoma sweet Vota,o kirz
Eas killed instantly Wednesday
morning when team he was driv.
ing ran away, overurnlng the war .
and throwing him 10 the ground lie
ralsec more sweet potatoes than ali
IRE farmers of western Oklahoma
Mr. Smith ss survived by vie
and i've daughters
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
INSURGENTS DEFEATED

New York. July s-~unsuccessful IN
their efforts 70 obtain seats 10 the
national convention OF the woodmen
of The World. thirty so-called in
rurgeant delegates. camps of Texas.
Missouri and Nebraska. ieft sor home
today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
IW II. GAS COMPANY
70 nlNi~I I'M HtIf

OsIahsna cisy, guiy Ha-spgil.
estioe ~as uaaa ssasY "a sns
state eofaeraslsn eswmlssisa W
she aAnrls Gas tight. Fu@f ard
Improvement company for az ln
crease gn 4aa raasa feaw ~ cents
% AZ certs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
Peggy Joyce Is
Gii'en Dirorcc
And Big 4 iimony

cNle age. yvly Fss8f ssas
tias yars 49, s~AFtsA titN"
msnsn sl~eeY s sQa ss'v - =
ss.s ans as toe fag tvgAl es
nense# tAaaY ~ tmset h'aas
h, re awrs saefs sn r.
eousser s0ft s5asnst lsFes AtaN
lst Jesse. a'iilleNpise iVsahe
n,sA. ~sa sss tfialnsi's sasa e
a. annA~ss~t AZ theif Nssffisas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

NaHNahaa ana kemp@e haze sent
~ ihs interior dimensions ot sA~
theatre hnfe a. 1hlfh they slli pres.
sui their elg aaefeaa. spanish Love
asst ssasoa 10 erdsf 10 prepsrv tAs
aoutle stage ID sAa play for use hers.
The PROMISES 50 be ths real novelty
af the forthcoming dramatic season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
LITTLE IODDIEN~ lRI
MAR DEATH ~ I'M.

Dss Mclaes. lo~s, July a-sis In.
fsnts a. the Iowa chliaren's Home
were overcome b. SMOKE 10 az early
morning tire The eh.idreo we're
taken 10 hospital ard soon r,eoy.
cred.
investigation revealed that early
reports o. deaths we're untrue. One
fireman was slightly injured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
CALIFORNIA; sosPtrAl
ron ihsArN fhoAscTReo o

tkiah callf tfllF fire ia sar
ma'n ba.dlar n ths Nsaaoftno state
hospital fof she lnaaAf a. Talmase
early today pas brought under roa
tfel ~ m elihaa injury 70 asg
paNents it was aaia the aamas
eas nall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
caow At TULSA

Cz,eu Crow ~ Oklahoma City has
been made manager OF the Public
Serv.ce Co. ~ Tulsa For several
y~ars be was manager Of the Guthrie
light company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

+ n Terli stormy pesnI ~
Osiahomas eafiy days. liyea a.
Wichita raiis. ite critics caantY
Clerk fslna that b. has Invented a
rain making maehlne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

Naxnnhals aha kempsr havs book
"a thelg tso big saessaaes. '-rhe
nfat and spanish Love" fee this
fiiy nesf ssaaon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
aorr aaruana

Deputy 4 3 Marahal Al esoff A-s
returned FROM Leateaworsh. fEe de-
livered Tony Moss aud John Tucker
10 the penltentlary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08

fosary laaeheona will be held hare.
after on Tuesdays a. ~ Is aaehi.
pieeats aaa Afm#ntrnHt will have
charxr n afxt eesk program
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
msacuay cllmss

This Thermometer iockeysd aruund
" degrees FROM 10 TO : this AFTER
noon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
WEATHER

View Orleans, La July s.-Tonlgbt
and Saturday generally fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
STATE CLOSES Case
IN prvTRrAUx cAsE

Tulsa. Jaly sstaie Aitarncs s
rested ihclf prosecution "a the case
az Goltie Gordon and Mfa Myrtle
James. charged with tAe murder al
Judge John nesereaus. Thursday
evening AZ $50 after day prelete
With unexpected developments
The state rested iis csse Ia The
late afternoon after "A say % ,hrn
sag and exciting testlmony Mice
Jewell Guthrie. s,enorrarher IA the
law offices ~ MIRA $ Mcclure form
ar partner of the dead lHris', was tho
last witness.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-08
slra Msoulrs on Stand

white an the stand. nlfa Ma'nirc
carefully weighed each answer and
talked n 4 low tone ~ voice and
ponllnned on Page %
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fron'irued Or rase 81
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
SEIZE STILL in
SOMERSET COUNTY

cRIsFIELD. Md. Aug. s.-Be-
lieved to have been the largest illicit
manufacturer Of whisky in Somerset
county and having earned a reputa-
ton as the leading distiller Of this
section, Roland II. Wilson. a giant
Pennsylvania, who located near
Tull's Corner about three months
ago Saturday was arrested. At the
same time GO quarts Of whisky and
five barrels OF mash were connscat-
cd
The arrest was made by Deputy
Sheriff II. Frank Connor. Of Marion.
Nd, at Wilson's new place on Low
er's Lane, between Marion and
Kingston. Wilson had fitted up a
modern distillery and was dispensing
liquor at his new location by the
drink, bottle, jug or barrel. TO any
and all who came with the price.
The mans size and his evident
contempt Of the law had earned for
him the reputation OF a bad man and
the assumption was general that
when an attempt was made TO arrest
him there would be real trouble. He
was landed in the county Jail at Prin-
cess Anne to await trial and the
liquor placed in the vault OF the
Farmers Bank at Marion for safe
keeping.
Evening journal., 1921-08-09

charged a shot through his mothers
neck.
Mrs. Deffendoll. wounded. fell
down on her side. Then she turned
over on her face. according TO the
story drawn from Willie.
Il didn't want her 10 suffer,
While said. so I up and shot her
again in the neck"
Willie hurried to his home and
then took refuge in Bonneville. lie
set the date OF the shooting as Fri
day. July %, and said that It oc-
CURED al O'Clock IN the morning.
According to Wllhe's confession.
he had an argument with his mother
on the day before the shooting be-
cause he had returned from Boone
VILE without a job. "She fused at
me-" he said simply.
Wilhe's confession clears up the
mystery as to who shot Mrs. Deffen-
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
FASHIONS AND FAns.

Pearl tassels appear on many OF
the new jewelry accessories. Long
pendant earrings feature them In
tiny pearls
The low walstline OF one frock is
set or by Hindu rings OF black
through which a wide braid sash Is
drawn.
The white canton crepe model
should have the touch Of color or
black In ribbon or In insets OF geor-
gette.
A skirt OF alternating panels Of
pleated black and white flannel is
worn with a black flannel coat trim
med in white.
An attractive model OF black vel
vet has a huge Buster Brown collar
Of white pony skin and loose sleeves
with a deep square cuff effect OF the
white pony.
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
wsN BertOnBraleys Daily Poem
@7 @7hJ6ill 7Ihf5ieJympaillry

When was lonely and broke and blue;
A sad. bedraggled and dreary sinner
1 won't forget. old friend, that you
Took me out TO your house for dinner
Oh, had had sympathy enough.
Plenty OF friendly words spoken;
But somehow all OF that line of stuff
Left my will and my spirit broken
But you were the one who gripped my hand
Smiled in my eyes with your eyes shining,
And said, my haggard face you scanned.
Il say old-timer, where you dning?"
You were the one who grabbed my arm
And dragged me away, in a fashion Jolly
To good home meal and welcome warm
That lifted me out Of my melancholy
You put new courage into my soul
TIL most Of my troubles forgotten.
You made me think that the whole.
Perhaps existence not so rotten;
And thus my fortunes began to mend
left your domicile like a winner
And know that the royalest sort OF friend
Is the one who carries you home TO dinneri
Copyright, 1921. by Newspaper EnterpriseD
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
TYPOS Union
OPENS Session
Canadian Premier and
Others Address Printers
at Quebec
rule OF REASON"
is STRIKE GUIDE

QUEBEC, Aug. 9.-Premier Tas-
shereau, Of Quebec. told delegates TO
the sixty-sixth annual convention OF
the International Typographical
Union at its opening here yesterday
that someone now was laying the
foundtions Of a trade barrier like
the gret wall OF China. between the
United States and Canada.
1T is not being built on this side
OF the boundary" he added.
Asserting that this wall threat
ems to put an end 40 all trade rela-
tions between the two countries"
the Premier reminded his audience
that Canada was the best customer
OF the United States.
Minister OF Labor Robertson said
that this was a time when both en-
ployers and employees should think
twice before acting. and that the
delegates work in a systemtic way
for better relations between employ
ers and employees.
]. +. Atkinson. Of Toronto. presi-
dent Of the Canadian Daily News
paper Association. said that the
Typographical Union had retained
advantages secured dnring the war
period. while others had had their
wages reduced. He asked II IL would
not be wise for labor leaders TO re-
/ consider their policies
John MCFARLAND, OF New York,
president OF the union, said that the
! rule Of reason" would guide the
/ union. now in the midst Of a fight
/ for 44-hour week. He expressed
+ the hope that amicable relations
with employers would continue FOR
/ generations to come.
Evening journal., 1921-08-09
KILLS Mother
TO end PAIN
Hoosier Boy of II Says
First Shot Was Acct
dentally Discharged
MYSTERY DEATH
is CLEARED UP

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. a.
Willie Deffendoll. Il years old. held
with his brother. Dolly. 22 years old.
for the murder Of their 7O-year-old
mother. Mrs Martha Deffendoll. has
confessed 90 officials at Bonneville
that he shot and killed her. II was
announced by Coroner Werner Kriek-
hause.
According TO the story which
Willie told Coroner Kriekhause. he
and his mother were walking
through the woods in search OF soine
squirrels when the hammer Of his
gun struck against a tree and dis