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in the ship was the ono weak point il
this method Of attack. The remedy
for this situation was Of course 70
be found 10 non.infIammable gas,
light enough 10 replace hydrogen nv
a lifting force; helium Il the only
cas- known 10 have these qualities,
The nse Of helinm has still other ad-
vatages. II diffuses through a fabric
at about three-qaarters of the rate
of hydrogen; lis non.inflammaaility
makes IL possible 10 place the engines
IN the framework Of the dirigiblc.
thus getting direct drive, giving
greater control Of the craft, and
much increased speed for any given
horse power.
When the United States entered
the war, hclium, for use in dirigibIes
(0oQllnue6 - RnGo -
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cOT1ERAl SAYS NO FAVOR
TIES UNDER THE LAM
Reno Station Must Pay Same
Rates Al individuals and
Corporations Il Power
Dccision OF Judge

The United statca Is nab privilege !
rna must ray tho sama rate Tor
rover that Il prescribed BY the state
corporation commIsaan for other
customers ~ f.l Rsno. Anordln& =
a decision handed down by IudKa
John u. cotteral IN the United atatrA
district court. ssTeetor II, Flynn AMI
II. NJ. Rainoy- representing shs Ok-
lahoma GAS and ElsetFlo company.
said following the trial.
This Is the first decision OF sts
kind 20 b. hanfea dcwn In OkIahnma
s4th the tTnIted sstntsa eoa~s4sed,
Rainey said
Judge co,tenal csalea an lniune
tion agasiss, the company preysutFsss
them from shutting OFF power az the
Fort Reno Remonnt statIon. Officas.
~ The remount statAon hmye hesa
no.iisei the lpWer wlll ba shut or
rniesA the prescribed rate IN paid, n
II saId.
The nnit Erew out of an old com
tract made with the company Al a
A.wsi' rMe tlan tlss 4,s sagv on~l
acordAng 20 tho atiorns8s. mad since
either vontraesA wnre abFogated the
government contrast Nill ha Riyen
the same treatment ufleas tho cas-
is appsaied, attorneys sald
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was due to an element In the sun not
previously discovered on the earth,
and suggested for il tho name
"IIelium' from the Greek word
"lIeNios'' the sun.
For several years nothing more
was done in connection with this ele.
ment In 1907. Cady and Mcfarland
cf the University Of Kansas published
report on the presemse Of helium in
sevreal natural gases. mainly Kansas
gases. This work disclosed the i'm
formation necessary for the inanglra-
tion Of the helinm project" during
the war.
Before the World War. the Ger
mans had developed a type Of dir.
igihlc called Zeppelin, after Count
Zeppelin, its inventor. The inflam-
inability of ~ hydrogen contained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
BIC CROWDS WILL Be
HERE FOR INSTITUTE
Annual Gathering Of Epworth
Leaguers Of State Gives
Promise Of Being Great
est Ever, July 24-31

The annual Epworsh League In
s,ituta of the Oklahoma conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
which IL to be held in Mineral WeAs
park here July "a To 81, promises ~
be one OF the largest OF its kind In
the United States.
The early reports from all over the
state indicate thar there will be from
500 TO 1000 In attendance. The young
people will come from over 200 town
la Oklahoma and Texas. The cost
or handling this hugh enterprise Will
be close to $4,000. Special n. X.
rates hlve been secured and with
the promise OF good roads for autos.
flocks OF young people viii roll in
-....onda,Y morning. July "a.
The park Is being overhauled and
made ready for the occasion. The
big auditorium In the fair grounds Is
Icing rcmsdeled and kitchen built
10 il for the big dining hAll OF The
ilstitutn. II IL expected that 500 tau
car II ona sitting,
The setting up OF such camp re-
auires great deal OF help, and will
srean quite little employment Tor
local people, About thirty women
viii be needed for the dining hall.
Men will be needed for the setting
up OF tents and other work. All will
be paid. according to the prevailing
scale. Parties interested will please
sali II. NJ Lohew, manager, Phone
sos.
A good many rooms may be need
ed also. for those who prefer to stay
in homes Reasonable rates will be
paid for these. List rooms also with
X. NJ. Lehew.
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ated with those Of radioactive char
acter.
The story of helium is one Of the
romances Of science. Probably moth
ing, except perhaps radium, compares
with it in human interest. Helinm
is one Of the best examples OF dis
coverp in pure science that has wide
commercial application. In 1868, an
eclipse of the sun was visible In
India, and several scientific men who
were making observations Of the
eclipse turned spectroscope for the
first time on the solar chromosphere
that part Of the atmosphere OF the
sun, about 10000 miles deep, which
nerges into the corona. A bright
yellow line was observed and was
thopghf 1t first to be due 10 sodium.
Ffankland and Iockyer decided IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
"uNT[Rs' WIN FIRST
CAME FROM WILSON
III Reno Comes Here Saturday
For Two Games: Score Yes
terday, 8 TO O; Two
Homers

Gushrie's Haal team annexed ihe
FIRST saae u the home series yes.
scrday BY Hcora of 20 .. Clinton
Glaved a sooa game has was un.
abie 10 deteat the locals
lienshaN pitched an excellent
game and capped II by making a
sensational home ran ia the III
inning slcutinw the ball aser the
fence line. herd a.ho aade home
run In the 9Th ara acnt n two
tallies ahead OF him. aaholx tas
nc. left fielder, lnhd oat t~o per.
fect 3-baggers duritg the same hn'
failed Ia cash n OIL them
change In positions Ia tho "a.
field has been made. Hamilton Il
now p.asing at short aaid Eiasenti il
covering the second station snd he
covers Il we'll. Dl- Williams NJ flrei
played his fourteenth game yester
day and has yet 10 make an error
at his station
The game win be called today ht
t.ao. nj Reno cores TO unlhrie to-
Continued on Page 81
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Three Are Held
On Charge
OF Peonage

casnsvilie. Fia.. July 7s--chsrued
with peensns for the alleged hold.
Ing 'of tso negroes TO WORN out =
debt, thcse prominent naval stores
opsrssors os Dixie county have been
ordered held Tor tho December
term Of the federal distries court
after = preliminary hearing yestsr.
day before y. 8. Commissioner A.
}. Ascosta.
The men. who were released on
= Joint bond Of $3.50, are w. Aus
tin Brown, Moses 1. Brown and W.
n. Matthias
rhe alleged peonase Is said to
have extended over = period OF 2
yesrs. Tho three men deny that
they have committed pecna9e.
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SAYS FARMER LABOR
LEAGUE CUTS SVANk

Swank first stood for the League
and then he repudiatad IT. said Ed
Lowther. local waltonLeagu leu
tenant today.
The Farmer Labor League has
withdrawn its support from r. b.
Swank for congress from this dis
trict. and have indorsed G. d. Web
ster according TO I.owther.
Th.s statement was issued by the
campaign committee Of the league Il
Is said after Swank had said that he
did not approve Of the leagues plat
form and nev.r had approved 1t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
LITERARY DIGEST TO
HANDLE TWO LIVE TOPICS
Popular Publication Conducting
Nation Wide Poll on
Prohibition and
Bonus

The Literary pigeat 10 eontuctns
the mos, tremendous straw ballot on
two vital national questions ever
undertaken by ANY paper Or maya
zine.
/, haa .maaed out ten million aecFes
halloa and Ii aahlns 10 million per I.
fons 10 cast their votes on
Prohibition Enforcement Mod
flcatlmag Repeal.
Federal IIonus For al sailors and
. ldicrs. who wore the uniform dur
iug The world war7
! Result N This ballot promises te
give q stars'tng revelation II tue
teal will of the people,
ReFulis will appaar In the Litewry
Idgeat every week 10 be ahruas'
cf the times people must read Ths
nigeat which has undertaken this
task az tremendous expense.
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Judge Thoa II Doyle. pfNsldlny
Judge 81 the criminal court cf ap-
peals end Democratic candidate for
re election. was In Guthrie today The
democracy Of judge Doyle ii SIMON
pure and he asks recollection on his
record A. "A lsrlst IIs was endorsed
with out solicitation by the shawnee
convention. and IL M; encountered
with "isma'' Judge Doyle Ia pio-
'neer and Democratic wheel horse.
He has made an enviablo record on
the crlmina! bench and his deciAIons
always have been fair and imTortIai
and just aIis re- ELECTION IL fore
gone conclusion.
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Chicago. July Warrants for
the arrest of the president and
secretary Of the Topeka local
union Santa Fe crafts were is
sued today under the Kansas in
dustrial court act, with warrants
for other striking union officers
to be issued soon. The issuance
of the warrants constitute the
first legal steps against the strike
itself. although numerous arrests
have been made over the country
MS the result of disorders caused
by the strike.
State forces were still held in
readiness for action in Illinois,
hat the governors Of several
other states had thus far refused
to mobilize their military forces,
The situation, which yesterday
was threatening, was reported
quiet today and roads report
generally improved transporta-
tion conditions.
Under the union strike pro-
gram. the places of leaders ar
rested in connection with the
strike. would not long remain
vacant, lieutenants already hay-
ing been designated 10 step into
their places. b. M. Jewell. presi-
dent Of the federated crafts, de-
clined to talk on the subject OF
the Kansas question today, but
commented that there may he
more than these men 20 to jail
before this thing is finished.
''For the present, 4 he said. the
national headquarters would let
tie Kansas officers take care oil
their situation.
Neither the union leaders OF
the roads were making any move
today II affect settlement OF
the strike. so far as could be
learned. TIE road labor board
today having issued its final
dictum that the strikers were no
longer under the jurisdiction OF
the board. apparently adopting
the "hands off, policy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
STATE FARMERS lose bT
PLANTING POOR SEED
Loss In State Il In Excess Of
100000 Says State Seed
Analyst Who Has Made
Survey

About ssoo.euo has been loet .
Oklahoma hsseause of bad CAT and
cotton seed planted in the state. is
the opinion ~ VI. J. I.aekey. state
|feei analyst.
IaeSeys department, ehIch ~
under Agkie Presldent whitchars:.
tests purity aad vitality of seed fos
Cklahoma farmers free.
Cotton seed from Texas must ba
r'erillzcd before helnx shipped into
Oklahoma. said L4ekey. Cotton seed
Ia ssaristnd uo krl che pink hci
Worm. which has never yet attacked
Oklahoma cotton. but which has
done extensive damage IN Mexico
and has been reported In TEXAS
Several suits are now pending In
l.atimer-ro against seed concerns
whose product appears not 20 meas.
ure up to tho records placed On the
tags accompanied tho seed sold. \
was stated. Farmers in this count
have planted and spent much work
cyw SEED that actually tests only
aaaoat II percent. according 10 hack
ey. whe said that with such seed
only a poor stand could be expected.
Now there is i hull Ia the amount
OF work "a the seed ANALYSTS office.
usually occurring between s.prlns and
fall crop planting Soon wheat test
ing VIII open up, and in this work
Iackey's department VIII cooperate
with the Southwest Wheat Improve.
ment association. which tail begin
soon campaign &c improve OKLA
honla wheat,
e,l Filth?
Oklahoma has lost more money
PROBABLY from poor oats seed this
year than from inferior seed or any
Digest every week To be abreast
ether crop. Lackey said.
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CANDIDATES GATHER
Ar FInsr niG MEETING:


There ARE no county offsvsrs on
duty nt the uoass house to-day and
few aepuslas Everybody Who cossid
secure a ieavs ~ abaeueS his fof
Meridian early today where an AL day
talk feat barbecue and gathering "
the eoansryslar N On.
: Candidates will be t~laired 20 ssats
whether thsy ara Khan os anti khan.
sxhsr. shoy stand on the yuistsad law
Nna On i Aeunly W. fx ~ sxtsr-
minaslon oi crows. hostlesxsrs sad
|vpyosNa
rhe mse.in@ promises % BE- !sssiy
|nna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
SEVEN MEET DEATH
IN MIDNIGHT FINE

Mobile Mo-, July 5,--Ray kinkar.
tar. wealthy farmer residing nine
miles from here. his wife, and five
children ranging In ace from sIs 20
twelve years. were burnt TO death
Ira In a fire destroying their hons
iast midnight. IL was reported todsy.
The bodies. burnt almost beyond
recognition. werc found In the
sn,cuiderinu ruins shls morning by
children. The origin of the biase has
net been determined.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
LIQUOR Law voLAToR FINED

Pleading guilty 10 violating the
nationa! prohibition law. Eugene
Hoffelder was fined $40 and SEN
fenced to 100 days In the Logan
county jail In United States district
court. according to A. C. Dolde. clerk
d. r. Peacock. d. r. Cary and ,. p
Story. arraigned on the same charge,
y..eaded not guilty. DoIde said. w
n. Norwood pleaded not guilty to a
charge Of stealing an automobile
and simifar plea was entered hv
willard Lowrey. vcrnice Lowrey AMI
Garry c. Atkins, Dolde said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
CONTRACT IS LET
FOR HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT

Washington. July 7.--Award OF the
contract Tor the mechanical equkp.
n.snt OF he veterans hospital to be
built as JetfufDn barricks, 10 y.
Faith company. inc. rhlladelphia,
for s2ni.Ooo Is announced hy AS
s'stant Secretary of tho TreasurY
Clifford. The contract FER the hnild
rigs of the proposed hospital was
awarded yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
Dishwasher, Turned
Bandit, Is Dead

Chicago. July y.--A bandit. idsn-
tried a. r. c. urlnnauser, former
Milwaukee dlsh washer. who staged
4 spectacular single handed hoid
% In pawn shop and escaped
with $1,000 last night. was shet 20
death later when he and two &C.
eesscrlcs attempted 10 escape Hser
an - rcbbery IN a restaurant.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

rhs arsangement faF the trip Il
Ae,iosh by mnmhrFa VI lhe Chris.
ban church this coming sunday afte,.
roor has bean called atf. Theirs wsa
a very heavy rain IN The nsiShbof-
hood last sunday afssrnoon. 90 that
SUNDAY school ooa.d not be- heti.
rendering II inpossibie % make
satisfactory arrangamenss for m
meeting pus notiss viii b. given W
the later date.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

Washington. Iuly 7~-w. A. Ken.
yon. snsuscter OF tbs poss oftf~
department al New York. has bssn
ordered Ia Paris ID establIsh Al ef.
fis through which details concern
ing the movement of United states
malls there may bs worked ous IN
cooperation with tho French peatai
authorities Heretofore ths depart
msn' has malntaI4sd On offies IL
France.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
DEATH or WOMAN

Miami. Fla. July MyaseTy ssl'i
auvoansled tha ldwsslsy to-day ~ tho
fambsanday dressed yvuns woman
Who last nIahs lsApsd inso Iiaseaynr
bay from h.r motor car and With
the later aid u street car motor
man, rescued from dfuw ninx beneath
an ausompbsls two men whose ina.
chine she had seeu leave shs road
ani dive Into tha buy. Tho fatias
Isoman aovs away IN her aar %
quickly al She larapsd 10 the rescue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY
~ DIVORCE SUIT

Charging extreme cruelty Lace Du
Bois has brought suIt for divorce and
'aiimony from Carl Du Bots The
couple were married In 1916 and sep
'arated July OF this year. The wife
also asks the court TO restore her
maiden name of Lace Thornton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
DOLLAR woRrH MORE
NOW m PARIS

Paris. July 1.-THE dollar nade y
tremendous jump ia yalue overnight
on shn Paris exchange market. open
sng X 1916 francs as compared With
yesterdays CLOSING price Of 1896
while iha pound sterling sold A.
Dg so fraHs againEt 6t.Ss.
The exchange market sos feycrssh
and there was heavy selling of
francs which were the weakest of
the lot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

Washington Acting Secretary
Roosevelt announced that come OF the
court martial sentences OF marines
who nhot up Managaa. Nicaragua last
December. have been set aside and
others reduced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

CarbondaIe, 1Il.--Mrs. Minerva Key.
civil war nurse. who was nephew OF
Francis Scott Key, author OF the star
'Spangled Banner, was buried.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

These marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday and today: w. NJ.
Johnson q and Carrie sprine AZ Of
Oklahoma City; Stanley carIeson Is,
Oklahoma City and Stella Stinson 20,
Jines; Jesse s. Livingston Is. Mus
kogee and Bess Beatrice Buell.. 3s Of
Ddmond:l Rubin Beckner 81 and
Pearl Bugg 10 Of Crescent City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
SUR BROUGHT TO
RECOVER DODGE CAR

! J. d. Van Hoozer has brought suit
against r. II Wheeler for possession
of five passenger Dodge car, charg-
ing violation OF contract.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
Strikers
Drive off
ThesNOnS'
BULLETIN

81. Louis. July III. n Kurn,
president cf the St.Louis, San
Francisco railway, today issued
Z statement that strikers sue
csedsd in driving off sixty-three
men with threats Of lynching, !"
at the road shops in Whiteville,
Mo-, and that another lot OF
twenty eight men were taken
away BY the chief Of police Of
Frankfort. shortly after they had
been unloaded at our barracks. :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
Over the Wire.

st. Louis. Mo.-~President Jones OF
the University OF Missouri rendered
his resignation effective next April
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

Minneapolis Bardon OF New
York was elected national chairman
OF the world war veterans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

Cambridge Harvard conferred the
degree OF L. l.. d. upon Williem How
ard TAFT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

Columbus. president Harding
on his return to Washington from
Marion STOPPED Off here to play golf
and attend banquet.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

FIRE LOSS $4,000 At ioi RANCH
The tannery on tae lo1 Ranch
rear Ponca City was destroyed by
fire last night Loss estimated at
$4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

What Checr. la. - Striking miners
In 40 flag bedecked automobiles, re-
cruIted so non union miners from
three mines to join the coal strike.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

! Baton Rouge, La The house de-
feated the Butler gambling bill,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

Tonight unset>led cooler. Saturday
gnrtly cloudy. warmer northsfn Ok
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Tornado
Destroys
4 Tom


wellington. kan.s July N -
terrific wind an,i hail storm dill
much damage near here and the
town ~ Oxford Last night Orch
sr,l& warc destroyed and fruit
scattered for mileS around The
farm hama ~ Juhn n. Arenslss
was blown away aud q Young
aon of Arenslls injured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

MedfpFsi. july Z n tornasls'
struck the country In the Deer
Greek neirhhorhooA late last
night. doing considerable dam
age. uua farmland was report.
ed kilsedl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07

Perry. July ! "A heavy rain.
hail and wind stnrm hit this elsy
aud county shortly before nid'
night. Much damage ta growing
crops northeast of Perry report.
el Wires ars down.
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tcontiaued on Page 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-14
Millions Collected :.
In Unjust Profits,
M'Cumber Declares

Washington, June >14.-Charges
that importers of foreign msrchan-
disc have exacted millions of dollars
annually in excess and unjustifiable
profits from the consumers of this
country, chiefly women, were made
by Chairman McCumber OF the SEN
ate finance committee in formal
statement dealing with the results of
an investigation made by the treasury
department and the committee.
Senator McCumber announced
later in the day he would discuss the
question In the senate. This will be
the first of series of addresses from
the Republican side designed to
show that importers are behind a
nationwide propaganda against the
tariff bill. Exhibits obtained by the
department and the committee will
he brought, into the senate chamber
for the purpose Of illustrating the
-sneecheS #I
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-14
SPLENDID ADDRESSES GIVEN
AT MERCHANTS, CONVENTION:
MEMBERS ARE ENTERTAINED
THREE HUNDRED ARE
REPORTED DROWNED
in SAN SALVADOR

San Salvador, Republic of Sal.
vador, juno 14.-Three hundred
persons are known to have been
drowned and many persons arc
missing following an abnormal
rise In tho Acculthe and Arenal
rivers, which overnowed their
banks and Joined together in one
stream dnundating tho Candclria
district of this city. Several
houses were swept away by the
raging torrent;
The bodies of three hundred
men, women and children al
ready have been found. The
flood was caused BY . two day
torrcntial rain fall.
The government hns sent q re-
lief expedition here to succor
people in distress. A large SUBJ
script30H list has been started for
the relief Of sufferers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-14
MAN HELD IN DULUTH
SERVED TIME in
JAIL AT GRAFTON

Duluth. Mimi, June 14.-Mike Lyn-
ma. 35. was arrested by local police
here today and is being held for ex-
animation in connection with the
shooting of Vincent Miller, proprietor
of a Superior rooning house, last Sat
urday night. When approached by
detectives, Lynna ran, dropping a
cigar box which he carried under his
arm. He was captured after a short
box.
Lynna later admitted serving Jail
sentences at Minneapolis and Grafton,
NJ D.. on charges Of burglary.
Waving extradition, the prisoner
was taken to Superior where he will
face a charge of assault with intent to
KILL Miller is recovering.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-14
CUT OFF HORSES
TONGUES TO GET
EVEN WITH OWNER

Duluth, Mimi, June 14.-Carl
Davis. Is. who is serving sentence
Of eighty-five days at the county
work farm for having cut the tongue
out of a horse named Barney" was
found guilty in municipal court today
Of cutting the tongue from. horse
named "Dan"
Davis was given an additional three
months at the work farm.
Davis is alleged to have admitted
cutting out the horses tongues to
get even" with A. Z. Rupert, their
owner. Veterinarians testified that
three inches were cut from the
tongues of the horses. They are still
living.