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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Dr. MOnRIs ACKEnMAN

Comfort n the Keynote ~ tho
question of clothing the out
doorsman,' confides Rex Beach
Herein he lets you In on some
worth while secrets.
Always carry an extra shirt.
when ! am wet from Precipitation.
rain or snow ] change into a dry
shirt. '
mo matter whether I am on a
mountain peak OF in a spruce
swamp ! change to a dry shirt at
noon.
Wear a dry shirt and you have
no idea how comfertais you wili
feel. The wei one will dry n we'll
II yoI Q u m the outside. No
matter how cold the weather b..
lust strip right down and put on
that dry shirt.
The matter of foot wear q prob
abb more important than any other
item OF wear for the hunter. Keep
the foot In a natural posture. No
man can travel M comfort ON fiat
arches. Wear shoes or packs that
are plenty big. but not too big
Keep your feet from becoming
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
HprsE WARMING ron
ttit. AND Mis- NckEAT

Rev and Mrs. Charles Mexican.
who have moved 10 their new
home. zoe South Harvard were
furprisef last evening by an AK
Erefption Of the residents OF the
neifhborhood, who appeared with
wei filled lunch hankefs and vel
coined them to University Vr.rhts
Col u. X ". Sellers mnde nm nd.
dress Of welcome. and toastp and
rcfporse - were given by many o.
hch Present A picnic lunch was
served On the lawn. Aln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
TRfnfE CfI,F CI.UB
10 VISIT ORl'HANAGE

The Treble Chef club will enter
tain the children Of ~. Anthony's
orphanage this evening with an
evening OF song and story n Will
~ assisted by Nra Roy Graham
md AR. Kennedy. Numerous
sopgs VIII be fung and The stories
dear 10 the heart u childhood viii
be told A lovely present IL 10 he
taken 20 each child.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
sfeNtThR A
N&fOR BANQUET.

The MortOr Board junior society
OF the University will have an ham
quet this evening In Tat hall for
the active memhera pledges and
Rueefs. About 20 Will he nre~ent
1ffss Irene Wlokiund has had
cnpfte ~ the arrangement. and
Df hdna Mosher will aci a. chap
eron.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
MR. n MRS eAIasE
HAVE DINNER PARTY

MI. md Nh HHfOW UnIeT
entertained at a beautifully APP
pointed dinner party last evening
~ their hnme. III Wcrt copper
avenue. The table was ceutered
with q low bowl 81 sweet peas Of
delicate pink. and this ~colofins
vas brought va In other details.
Covers were laid for Mr. and nrs.
Gny l. Rogers. Mr. ana Mrp. J. y,
Coz. MI and Mrs. Earl knight.
Ar. aud Mr. Tom walker. AF.
md Mrs. August Seis. Erneat Lam
doifi. Mrs. sally SEXTON, hoy Wolf.
Mrs George Huhb-ii Thomas and
Mt. and Mrs Harold Caller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

entistH have any real idea what n
u. suffice u 70 say that Einstein
finds certain fault With Newfon'e
theory Of graviiatlof- advanclng .
theory of his wi ~ o substitute
for II.
The American tests will he made
by an expedition she University ~
California IN sending 10 Australia
UNDER direction OF Dr. W W. Camp
bell. q Lick observatory professor.
Light refraction. seys DR..
Campbell plays a mighty par, ~
the f.inslein theory. and during
this lengthy eciipnt. there viii be
an opportunity TO make certain
precise calculations concerning
light.
II seems very simple n you IN
dersiand ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

TELEPHONE ass

Items Tor this column must
~ ~ BY ncrn on dny of pub
i.faftyn. Won WIN GREATLY a..
fI-f the <oriety editor by tfir-
Idtonlnn in.r m account of any
social function or peranuai
items.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
ALrHA CHI


The girls who make their home
nf the Chapter Housh u Alpha
Ch Omego Will be entertained al
dinner this evening at the home
Of Mrs. L. Il. Mitchell ms Column
bie ayenue. Ten girls win accept
the Hospitality of Mrs Mitchell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
HnsaTsL oF MusIc Pupms
on Mrs. GOBBft.

appeared IN recital Ias1 AZ
The Woman'E club. when q large
ana nppseciative audience attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

aud portrayed a proficiency that
was a credit I o their ffuinins and
10 their arhicsemrEfa. Mis- Elsie
flnws. % pupil Of Mrs. Wolf. gave
q plensing number and the dauces
of Miss HUH Caldwell and Aise
Nenrirtt0 King were we'll resolved.
These youthful artists arr pupils az
Mrs. Gekicr. Miaa Lillian Caldwell
contributed to ~ success OF the
cgsnins with n yOeai solo. remark
ably well rendered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

Mfs. n. l.. Brehmer enter
tanned the Thursday bridge club
yesterday afternoon at her home
b2i Luna boulevard Mrs august
seis was n guess; ~ the afternoon.
substituting for an absent member
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

nj. My w.
On y . pt. ~.
when the Sun
y . = n 40
eciiIfsc. AZ view
ed by people on
the y y y orite
sidt % =
world from tins.
American 4 . i
ence Will make
ifa first nstron-
0mlcHl test Of
the Elnstetn
theory OF reln-
tivity Nearly
everybody n .
n . q a this
theory f%nention-
ed. but precious
few and iNnnn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
N OPP
nlInE VI iAT

Mis- Grace Winfrey Will enter
tain about IS guests tomorrow AZ
June bride.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad
writer's. II you SO desire, they
viii gladly assist You In word.
ing your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
FORM Valley !.
At
Meet LAST NIGHT
Hernandez Is.
to Head Or
for Thirty
|ys

De
-
II. .o Ltc-Ea.
were trn<snt inv
vnnt, w. Mlnaie ~.
Iuip's hrAocintioh, heia y,
q commerc. nnt
6@na,a' purpose s'feorns
INSTRUMENTATION
.s"" wat eiittttu vt.lut'r
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r.t'h .inle
M,'enSInn mempvIs
orksn,nAron Itom Us
"su'e "t H"n"fef wv
-
itleeIn eirc,eaI 'hn ~
slon art c~nu'''nhh -.
10; seere'afy l. roy
Snaries Wni'ei
et'.dIy. i'ohnsli.
n"tnnhile cunniS' Why
rouns.s n'
t.a"H hthN N.en
I've, cofnven teni
s"sn ourois. s"nh toha.s'
eoun'y' fhii
$1,000 -ons
'".n'y. " kius sbl.n
br"~n eyn"'
.yun.s. rams f'oh"' ."
ns"I -
"Nerhl !" ~. o'rr.o
ptssent ~. iu"
tpoan.nlehts
cep.anor. fnr nNos'a-
70 nasea ssmtisse
M
tne um" ms MrSaP wv
Jaw IN aoex
,natn WV "'c""e " w"
80 ~ unys.
rfpan nstsuun
krsm Irufn rena,or ~. "
.was reae uy V'nrk
Tue tekt was afn NsIy
e'iiieu 70 ieaIn ,nat ~
thr tt,o otanue valley
menclnk 70 ur6anAe 70 ~
sparea WIN the neces.ars
.ion 70 .nNo aoNeh'A y
eIy rccissna.soh ast wnen-
pneom.s = law. me vrce.
hh'trrtation OF int"seNI
~ owners 81 the Naitet
promoens iechinAtsoh
mtoh aia anu encourage
ae.ivn AZ consrese
hnpneii ann tornsr GOV.
a. iAffhxoio httendeu
Fressed last nights meet
h spoke iaNoraply OF ire
TOT reeiaiipinf tha vkilsy
Ins,aIIiht seien'i'tr
hysscm.
roupi' WIN FORMER pro.
bten' they stated, WA,
neeh 700 mucn the. WosN
sdua.s anu neretoft
Ihe sscufing o. fensf'
tne pr"sfct, anu W. Ne.
itsu ~ an sssociatinn OF
hnsusr- ot tire sahsy'
mass no' oh's W.
tuastnN.
illicit frtort itesu
''t OF STATE hiknway sn-
nthst, on ms y
W. hno Hue,es ", IN.
khtnensd ~ neiu anu
trflhi aireA9S eo'ie..c" ~
va rem pt
Viiie,t hlInssu was uh-
it'enu we mset.n
Post r.fe t""vw.
p~sr'ineh' nlvn,
nht thc ueNe'op'p.n'
nsIes propery III
urhineu ANUS "
PUG nsAn us...anan no"s ~
actual s.srsse value per
1Vv. MATING tne vniue ..
proieS' ON I'VE pesls ~
PM about tto.vvo.oeo, !.
the sstersSnee that aitet
u'Nelopnnsn, " sseh !,
. eduni ainount y. Naiue
y = tue uistt'ct thIoubh
aeN.iopnenp sucn
cilesg thrn ueVe,op.
Pck. hha m~hcnihety. wv
rtu reh psf'nen.n, .ns
roddcihg rrenehuous
We of prodvcts pet y's
rn,se namn.r pr yeaIs
pn" the eonntfue-
~ reservoirs ons on the
ide. near the toiofAdc
~ other ne rtcom-
ehoui" ps pthcso IN 'ht
yer, .ehisi .Mipu,ars ~
whefe the rhama flows
no tfahae It's sum
Y report WIN Nhic" ne
fhows
inAtaiia,lcn oncse
suira W tntn maximum
tcuut a. p",n tiooo CON
ternEe tor nrtka.son; ny
ntion ofs prupefiy. cor
ystem o. service chntis
Ftife valley. nosh Tow ms
hnel ana tne inHthIie'
lhc drainaEe system a. a
90 the lrrisnuoh system
mag results can be con
xptctto. "Afhep
uli service 70 we his,
nete acreage OF develop
planned.
~ruu service 20 huproa.
70 hunurca uuounahti
fIitAted lnnd IN the miu-
UfnuUr NrlftN Hft~t@rI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
WANT Ap TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained nd
writers. II You 30 desire, they
will gladly assist you in word
ing your adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

diamond mine- m South Africa
are re~strictine their output.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
Boys Who Get New
Members for the Y
Will Go to Circus

A free day az the circnsion May
20. with main tent. side shows. and
other features included. IA to be
gwen by tho Y. a. G. A.. TO mem
hers Of the boys department At the
4 who get three new & month
memberships Tor the Y. N. G. A..
IL was announced to-day. This Gun
tcst viii also hs open to boys who
are nc. now members,
The moving picture show for the
boys which was given last night
was wen attended. Special films
were shown. several Of them being
forest service pictures The fca-
ture, film was the perturbation OF
The Bell OF Atrim."
the Requirements % the govern
ment when the details OF the pro-
jcct have been worked ont by the
United States lfeniamation Ser
vice. II IL highly probable that
10 this opportunity u not grnaped
al this lime. the development OF
the project will not again he pos
slhie for a number Of genera
tons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19
49, cr.rB orRAWz

MIR. and Mrs. Fciix Baca en.er-
tanned the Spanish club. VI Club
Otrn vcz. last evening al their
home, ola West Marquette venue
Chnrndes were given by the nvm
bers present and y. Romero. Ir..
save a chalk talk on The subject
OF Art. Refreshments we're
served late In the evening. Thr
next meeting will be a picnic
supper In the country. probably
In Titeras canyon. Mr Blnnco will
be host on this occasion. which
will be June :.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-19

1he juniors ~ the Hiah scheoi
VIII ~ntertnin the seniors this eve
ming a. a dinner dance which viii
BE- given In the Masonic temple
The ladies Of the Eastern star Will
serve the dinner. rniauc menu
cards aud dance programe have
been prepared, and are einbcllirhvd
with original designs. executed BY
u.Dn.l.DDu IL IL .In.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
WELL KNOWN BUSINESS
WOMAN CALLED BY DEATH

Miss Margaret Gsffney. known by
her Numerous friends a. Miss
Maggie. died at her home in this
city Sunday afternoon at 2.se O'Clock
Up to the time she was taken ia a
little mole than one year ago. she
had enjoyed health ard was az he-
office daily.
She was associated with her bro
iher X. A. In the Gsffney Realty On.
and well knoxn throughout Okla
homa for her knowiedge OF CONNER
cial papers Her friends are nnm-
bered by the score as she was ever
ready 10 perform an act a kindness
and could ana would aid the office
clients IN many ways that will never
be foreotten-
Funeral services were conducted
this afternoon al $3.50 frnm her late
residence. ses " Washington. A
large concourse Of friends gathered
to pay their last respect Body war
taken to Enterprise, Kansas. for M
terment. The floral offerings were
beautiful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
WOMEN GIVEN KEY TO
CITY BY MAYOR
Wopen's $ Day; City and Country
Clubs Cooperate In Work
AT Fair This Fall;
Success Assured

Women from Tho farms will join
vaomen from the city this fall In putt
ing on she exhibits AZ the womAr's i
nsii IL the fall fair, The hall will bs
enlarged 10 afford bet,or opporiunify
OF displaying exhibits
A COMMITTEES known az the wo-
mans Building iseneflt Committee haa
planned o full day Of events for Sat /.
ur'iay, July -.
A great Variety Market. California
style. VIII be held al Ito Il. Oklahoma
Avenue Fresh fruits. yegetablts H.
canned goods. chickens. butter milk
eggs, cooked foods. salads, etc, will
be- sold Everything fresh pnd DO !
nsted by the wcmen Of both city and
country.
Lunch will DO served oil day at ~
cents lee cream will be sold al
day. Farmers. merchants, politicians
and everybody welcome. Tho women
will sell ticlSets to the Pollard. buy
Of the ladies and see Mablo Normand
in Heels over head" Saturday after
noon and eyenimg-Io and 20 cents
Street dance planned al night
Committees OF the Women's Bnild Z,
---~.ans~ss'.r.4-.4-~r ----s
fEApflk4444A ass Bawa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

In6Es John ~. Costeral issaed or
dcrs or arrest SATURDAY for VA
EsAwarcs. James Srnithy. Csorge
Post. Sam Rutier and VIII Legs. sal
w saaa'pa ard members of the Rsll-
roai Mseainisss Unfon of America.
The mea arr to be hronghs into
rcs1 lsSy ~ 10 s4sow xzSise Why shts
Should not hc punished fc- contenpt
81 coar, in violstinx the restraining
order issued recently by Judge Cot.
tfrai In tbs csse OF the Frisco Rail-
way VI. the International Association
o. Railway MschInssts.
LegE and Bu,ler are charged with
srclssng the assault. wounding. bruis-
irg and otherwise ili-treatlng OF
wsiter Jackson and VIII Saunders
strikehreakers. AZ SsqRipa- The other
three aided in the assault. Il was
charged.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

Chicago. July ai-Wlth gov
ernmens officials silent in regard
to the railway strike. except for
the anncuncemcns of Chairman
Hooper that the railway labor
boar would make no fnrthar
lnove al present interest to-day
was censerel in the separate
peace efforts al officials Of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad in
their meeting al Baltimre with
representatives az the striking
shopsnen. Despite the failure
last week al similar efforts rnsde
at ST Paul IL was confidently
rriicted that the Balsimcre con-
ference would obtain favorable
results.
Should the meeting result in
sn adjustment il WIS expected
shSt other railroads would follow
the sars. course. r. ~ Jewell.
bead Of the shopmen 5 nnion, rc-
fused tn comment on the Bslti-
more psrley. but previously had
Acknowledged receiving offers of
sestlsment from number Of
roads
TIE silence ef federal officials
was interpreted as meaning that
President Harding WAS inclined
to ies the situation drift for a
few DAYS. While Ne received isc
rsrWFs ~s c.sfssFr "A I~sspv
DAVIS and further inquired snio
facts That the President might
take some sfsion soon was indl-
Gated in his efforts 10 nhfain the
facts from all angles The con
ference with Chairman Hooper.
snd SECRETARY Davis meeting 81
Moose Heart. Ill-. with strike
tContinaea on PAGE -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
Secret Hearings In
Court Of Churchmen
Who May Unfroek
Lawton Minister

Lawton, July "a Members
OF the I'll Reno Presbytery,
governing body Of the Presby-
tcrian church in this district.
were here today for a hearing
Of ecclesiastical charges againsa
Rev. Thomas j. Irwin, former
pastor Of the First Presbyter-
ian church here. The session
was to be executive, according
TO an announcement Of the
presbytery. which said a state
mcnt would be issued at the
conclusion OF the hearing.
No announccmtnt has been
made Of the charges against
Reverend Irwin, but II has
been stated by members Of the
prcsbytery that previous
charges Of conduct unbccom-
ing a minister were dismissed
following his resignation frora
his pastorate here early In
June and . new set filed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
EPN0RTH LEAGUE MsTl-
TUT[ BEGIN SESSIONS HERE
Tent City Springs UP Over Night
At Beautiful Mineral Wells
Park Where Churchmcn
Are In Session

The opening day OF the Epworth
League institute saw more than Eop
delegates on tho grounds and more
arrivins every hour II ~ expe ted
that at least two thousand delegates
end visitors Will attend the sessions
which began this mornang and NH
rnd July ~. mr.
several hundred towns and cities
in Oklahoma. Texas and Arkansas
viIl be represented Many came by
railroads and others BY automobile
Rev Lchcw Of this city IN IN charge
OF the convention aided b. Dean G
Dutton Of Oklahoma City. There are
Sc districts In the League Institute
.-~---srr-~ .----r.-es-.-e--
frpnt.aued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
To Hold
DOwnCOaI
Prices.

Washington. July "a. The al
mlnistration plan for preventing
profitcerlng in coal and msnring
fuel distribution during the
strike cnRergeney was presented
today at a conference OF nearly
a hundred non.union operators
and government officials with
Secretary Hoover
Meeting in executive session
the conference began the consil-
Grafton of two proposals laid be.
fore them by Mr.. Hoover One
provides for the Tightening Of
existing voluntary agreements to
maintain fair prices and the
other for establishment of coal
pools in the producing districts
for preferential distribution nm.
dc rihe authority Of tho Inter.
state Commerce Commission.
Attorney General nanghertv
was preparing 10 report 10 Mr..
Hoover during the day npon the
legal phases of the emergency
coal control program and II was
understood that price mainicn-
ance was up for FIRST considera-
ton hy the conference.
Nr. Hoover was understood 20
take the position that the con
ference was held 10 deal entirely
with the two problems presented
gcontinued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

fions in dispute.
In discussing the hopes Of set
tlemant. members Of the labor board
reviewed the progress of the strike
since IFS inception. They pointed out
that the strike yote which precipitated
the country wide waIkout WIN taken
Dn three instances Their grievances
we're given ia strike bulletin issued
on July by Mr. Jewell which mid
The present strike eenters aroyQd
fhexc issues:
a." m estabIishmsnt n nnjuet
wafes ~ decisions ~ IT, Unlfod
States labor board. n
1-"1he sotnblhtmont q unturt
working sondifienS WhteA sux( I1
OvsTstfns ~ Allowed Qu1ov
~ eonlgnellmG oI1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
CHRIST BURGER TO PAY
VISIT TO GERMANY

Christ Burger. wealthy Pheasant
Waller farmer and stock man Il 60
irx back to his old home tn GeTmany
10 sq~n6 yesr Burger will leave
sometime fhEs ws~sk lie canne r0
this coun;ry from wsstenbsrg msay
years ss0 q poor hog and BIZ close
a@9sScassrn and economy he has
trorr wealthy. When he came ose-
as . BOY he rode IA tie s<ssrase.
when - goes hack ne viii enjoy the
pleasures ard acoonmcsstfors OF the
frs. passenger deck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
sHoHrHoHN NOTICE

Al shorthorn owners aud their
foniilies and othera Interested in
better livestock Ia Logan countm ara
cordially invited 10 go with we'll nll
ID baskets 10 WI ", Combs farm
seven miles west and one~hak south
OF Mulhall. Thursday. July 27th. Finr
shade, cool water aud good cattie.
all VIII enjoy looking at. Talks AMI
Judging demonstration Ia tho arter
noon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
MAN VINO STOLE
MONEY rs CAUGHT

Clyde Trout IA In tho county iali 10
day facing 4 charge of theft iie Wa
caught by tho city rolicn SUNDAY
night following robbery In bunk
car on tho Santa Fo siding south OF
union depot. Trout. according Il
hia own admission broke open ths
door OF the ear and stole tsl from il
bridge worker named Robert Green
When searched the money was
found In Trout's shoe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
ToM JENKINS RETURNS
FROM ELK CONVENTION

Torn Jenkins has stnrned from
three weeks spent sn the east Whtae
away he attended the Elks astioa4i
convention. bsld this year az Atlantic
City Jenkins was the delegate from
Guthrie Lodge No- 4es- White array
be visited his old home in Scranton.
Pennsylvania gave the Liberty IsesF'
the onne over Ut Philadelphia tosk In
the ssghfs II washington Baitirsore
and sook = birds ere Fsrr 0; Hsw
YORK "Yes. ] had good time, i,at
an glad 70 get bone sTain." he
ksid today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
MATHEWS SPEAKS TO
A GIG CROWD HERE

james A. Jimmy Mathews. demo
Cratic candidate for the fifth district
congressional nomination addressed a
large crowd of people Saturday esen-
Ing In front Of Municipal bath boase
Saturday night Ills speech was well
received by the voters many OF whom
Afterwards met him and promised
support In the primaries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
WIFE CHARGES oEsERTion
AND CRUELTY

Charging extreme cruelty and de-
sfTtion Maihilda Baker has brought
sasi, against A!lGe Baker for separate
maintenance. She asks the curt to
& Ger sle week paid to her for the
support Of herself and two c..'ldren.
~ present she is working IN tie
cotton mills fof 81 a day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

Another reSi nafch was stascd
yesterday when u. r. Mcrsen tried to
wrnst the gold Lnck'e Aold hy Paul
Cary. Merton started OF with a win
No. and then Cary won No : So
went the match until al the seven
seansh Mersch wss one ar Both tee
shoss To the eighth rut the two play
ers 10 the green with chance TO sput
for Cary oased bis Girxt pui up
TO tAe cup and tGen took par z
Merssn fell short feet and expecting
: three missed his pwi hy SIX inches
and took q boscy four -his squared
the match again Cary laid his arise
70 the nineteenth dead to the green ssd
won ihs hole with a PAR y and re-
tasned bis lsncsle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

n. ". WILSON WILL
SPEAK HERE wEpNr spAy

u. " Wilson, candidate tor GOV
efnor on tho democratic ticket in the
August primaries. will DO In uuthrln
Wednesday and will speak from the
north portIco Of tho bath house Tho
speaking will start al = O'Clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24

TO the strikers
Mr.. Hooper assorted that his inyes.
tieations had convinced him that .no
SERIOUS obstacle Ia 10 b. found 10
rssee, IN any Of the points except the
No further progress was seen ii the
stlstcnphni issued last night b. MI.
Jeytl, however, in which he xaid,
There are three principal issues
nov preventing I possible sefliencnf
q ne rAilwey controversy which arc
iouf,d II III rsfusaI al tks railhsnx
execpliyes; '''0
3 dlsseetInue eo.lsae>ln1 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
Quiet
7odayIn
Strike
RuLI.KrrN

ArS ne AS~N<ts~& sW
Chicago, July ~ The 10000
unicnizsd railroad station agents
will not b called out on strike.
w. J. Noone. president OF the or
gxnixatson> announced today Af-
ter . conference with w l.
lGcllenimen. labor ncmhcr Of the
labor board.
II wiIf instruct my men to re-
main At work and order that com
miftees confer with the road
arrangements over AL points At
issue" he said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
SALVATION ARMY
BOARD TO MEET

Salvation Army Advisory board viii.
meet al 3:sse u rn- Tuesday at Cham
Der Of commerce, you are earnestly
requested TO BE- present. the other
board members win be- there. "a. o
McNutt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
Ma kessLER's FATHER DEAD

ssr- ". 8. Kessler received tN-
egran this morning announcing tae
death OF his father. Michael Kessier
cf Leavenworth. Kan. The deceased
WAS ninety years old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-24
COOL WEATHER IN
CANADA, WRITES Dopp

Henry nodd writes Guthrie friends
from MOOSE Jaw, Saskatchewan, Car
ada. that hn and wife are having i
fine trlp; nd that straw hais and palm
Beach suits sro disappearing.