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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-03

Copyright By Charles scribners Sons

indicator weight / had rugged up stood
stock still; never moved the width of
one of the pencil marks / had drawn
on its gauge board.
BY this time my stubbOrnness was
yielding something to the still more
stubborn fact. If all this pumping
hadn't even started the flood toward
its diminution, truly all the waters I'M
der the earth must be backing the I'M
failing well Of that drowned shaft.
Toward the last I think we kept
on more from force of habit than any
thing else, but at the end of the week
/ gave In and consented to let the
fires die down, though it was like pull
ing teeth to do it, Something indeed,
| brought out of the overtime work,
disappointing as II had been in the
major sense; | was muscled up as
hard as a keg Of nails; as strong as
a mule, ana the nerce toll OF WOOD
chopping and boiler-firing had given
me an appetite for real work that fair
ly made me ache when / thought of
stopping. We thrashed 1t out that eve
ming, the three of us before the living
room fire, after Daddy and had final
Iy stopped the pumps and let the steam
run down.
81 reckon you hain't no call to take
it so hard, Stannie," Daddy said, after
l had growled and grouched like a
bear with a sore head over our fail
ure. "After all, you must ricOlIect
that it amt no skin off IN you if the
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-03

old Cinnabar stays right where she is
and sOaks till kingdom come"
NO skin off of me?" 1 yelped, with
a sort of wild laugh. "Listen-both
of you" and then / told them the en-
tire heart-breaking story of Cousin
Percy's letter and my grandfather's
joke; of my starting out on the fan
tastic search for the girl, a horse and
a dog-a search which would doubtless
have failed before ii had fairly begun
if / hadn't happened TO ride in a Pull
man smoker with the man. Charles
Fullerton.
1 remembered afterward that l had
got just that far-tO the naming of
BullertOn-when Barney, the pie-faced
collie, got up from his corner of the
hearth, stalked to the door and began
to grOwl. The next minute we heard
horses sh-r-r-, and Daddy Hiram
rose, pushed the dog aside and opened
the door. Then Jeanie and I, still
sitting before the fire, heard him say
gruf1y: "WeIl. hello, Charley Butler
ton! What in Sam Hill are you dom
up in this neck o. wOOds?"
l turned to look at Jeanie-and
missed. In the moment when / had
glanced aside she had vanished.
When Fullerton came in, which was
after Daddy Hiram had lighted the
lantern and shown him where to put
his horse, he didn't seem half as much
surprised to find me sitting before the
TwOmbly house fire as / thought he
might have been.
well, well look who's herew he
bantered. "How are you, BrOughtOn
This old world isn't so Internally big
as it might be, after all, is it? Who
would have thought that our next
meeting would be i'm such an Out-of-
the-way corner of the universe as this
1 hope you've been well and clipper
all these weeks"
1 said what l was obliged to, and
wasn't any too cOnfoundedly cordial
about it, either, / guess.
Fullerton drew up chair and began
to talk, much as if we'd invited him to
about his Woodworking year in South
America; about the fabulOusly rich
mines in that far-away Utopia of the
gold-diggers about his voyage up from
the Isthmus; about the oddness Of his
meeting me on the train, combined
with the more excruciating oddness Of
his meeting me again, here In the East
ern Timanyonisi things like that.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-03

"If You Want to Go to Law-Sail In"
law about this thing, and neither do
you. AS a matter of fact. you haven't
any money to throw away In legal
scrap. You make me a deed to fifty
one per cent of The Cinnabar property
just as it stands, and then you may go
back East and enjoy yourself playing
marbles, or pitch and toss, or red dog
whatever your pet diversion may
happen to be. Fifty-one per cent and
you give me a clear field-nOt stick
around, mean. That goes as it lies"
"Huhl'' 1 scoffed. "a while back
you were talking about pulling the law
on me. You can't make anything like
that stand in the courts and you know
it mighty well.'
"Maybe not; but can make it stand
with you-which is much more to the
purpose. You said a minute ago that
couldn't turn wheel without your
consent. You can't turn wheel at
alI-without money"
CONTINUED ON PAGE
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-03
A Splendid Offer.

Here is proposition we make to
eaders who want city paper, but do
not want daily:
We will furnish the Adair County
News and the st. Louis Twice-a. week
Globe Democrat for s1.9O per year, in
Kentucky. To subscribers living in
other States s2.40.
The Twice week Globe Democrat
is one Cf the best and newest papers
published in this country. We do not
know how long this proposition will
hold good, therefore, if you want the
papers, call or send IN your subscrip.
tion at once.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-03
Type Writer Ribbons.

We have typewriter ribbons
for sale, the. Oliver, Remington
and Smith Premier. Call while
they last.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
SAYS THERE rs NO PRO.
vEcTioN AGAINST rLappERs

Evanston. Ills DeSiarfng that
they had his sympathy tat asserting
that the asAiter IL beyond Ais iaris-
d'csioa. Max wfikowcr, iastieA of The
peace. has dentsd an application ~
the yoang Meas clue Of Evansson
for an inianetlon TO protect them from
ths slies and charms Of sAe Fla, Fer
I'VE are afka q short skirts and
rolled stoekinss in combination. the
arsarssion said ia enp~ss nE tbs
fears cf the p~titioners
a agree that fsaprers are aanwcr-
oass~ said Justice Nitkower.
They are mcaaeiag tAa iatarc q.
mere man Thes have already takea
to wcmfng trousers. mcns ssiif cot
lars and ms1s hats. dcna knvw
wKAs wsil h0 nsat. fsrAsrs il i .
matter Tor the feScral courts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
FORESTRY EXPERT TELLS
HOW TO SAVE TREES
Unusually Interesting Session oI
Lions Club Held Friday Al
MONDAY Luncheon At
lono

Professor ieHsvn. tsv~ mafanon
Ana the A a NJ tallaKa. snsfniaey
u The 1kahosna foscalgy a.aNlssian
advised tho uHus0allY lAsxa attend
sssce ~ IAnnn "A Fridays mmuhessn.
on shn riKht methods sn truMt thA
hundreds ~ shade trnem shms wesw
hFuksn ard mnsliassa ~ sha svceas
tArtsfflu atosm shas visited ,lmgm Il
iss aiso suRaessea lhAi ths ulsy ahoal.i
retmAnnnIiy employ enmpivnt
forestry commissioner wssh fusl nupeF
slaien o. The slansine and ealsnFw ~
treeA County Agsns Wiley wAa alaa
euess and maas ! Aaort satk annx
the sauAa llnea
The cluhs hawnhall sem,sasuv.
Charles Alien. annoaMmi a maum
matched with the IsDsaflans fm nexs
Tuesday evening tn ramo u IL
saelea a. y oe'uck rms should ~
some aanso A email lso wua ~
ehAfx~d, q hslp pay fns stsfm aam
asn done - lhe sranaatana M shs
hall parh
Lion West nunmn "a ,ssns the hen
etis revlsal, sponsored ~ sha l.luns
and isulAfiana. rendered our 4nuesg
A1fls, tho lioa siatmm wgll taha p.aeo
lans ~ q the Flrm N n s'hueeh
city ccmmIsslonts Mitchell Kaxs
~ plaza for establish nK whgle way
shfpsNhous aaass oAimhama eyanas IL
and aFpund sha Masonic cathedral
''sss stated 4 woala pFotahis rsanlra
Two ~ three yeafs 90 accomplish tina
'naEnifIecas enterprise
Lion kilbcfe, ths boyu iFleni -.
ported favorable truAreas towards
The formation of hoya seoui atvis.
lan. ~ he maintained Jointly a. t.svan
and Payne counties
Paul scoslIls, Lion ahaarsr. Mh
Tfaan boy was on hand far the sstA
g George sgwaheF, Isvlllu Anthla. 81.
vile g Galway ana W III Mitchell.
Hon. w"u new menshers lnlFuaaeMa.
and Arthur Hlseppr and rev slenm
ala' wcfe ncw membsra Il ,A= ss;ss,
clousad.
hoh iehsw won the favor ogfered ~
s. y peany. aad q u pooley via
hans ~ handsona smsoalr tof
next Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
TAX COLLECTIONS SLOW,
FARMERS NOT PAYING
Advaloreum Taxes For la2i VIII
Be Delinquent June Is;
Treasurer Looks For
Revival This Month

Tax collections Al the county treas
uregx ofssce Cor the month ct May
were vcy lirhs, hus q is believed
that Business viii he soxawhst lively
davtnx sAe ncss tao weeks as 1921
taxes are delinquent Jane is
Tho total amounl ct money receiv-,
ed daring The month amounted 10
ssi.sesss ahd was aRpersioned as
follows: ls2i taxes sis.ssSrs: 1880
axes ss9is. 1878 taxes. $50 sS; rnls-
ceslanecas receipts. tf2,sssass inal-
viauAi reaempsionS. s1lssa. mort /.
sage tax rvee'pss sssnse; rcglssrA-
ssoa tax. Sis: deposit hy county or
ficer& sss.sTass.
Ante tax amounted 70 ss.ies ss. or
whseh amount s7.sisso WAS equally
divsded between the state hsshway
construction fund and the coansy
road nAsntenanee fund and The bal
ance 70 tho cities and towns ia the
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
ST. LOUIS OPERA SEASON

a chorus ~ loo to be usea ID III
Louis season ~ al freaco Municipal
~ era. lfan been chosen from s7a
students Who enrolled IN the Mani
clpal opcra Chorus Training school
iSs' January aud we're trained q, the
associations expense. every chorus
member " a 81. I.oasan and many
of them are hl9h school hoys and
sifls. Tho freeh, flexible and young
Voices ara dallght according 10
'har'aa rrayin. musical director
Sophie Brandt. widely known aa
comic opera prlma donna, heads lhs
cHst Tor NJ. LsasAst season of all
freSco municipal opera which opens
june 9, at the Manlcipaa ThaaGre In
Forest Park
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
OKLAHOMA corros arpoar

The hureaa "a Markets. & s'eap
Estimates amt ihe IleSra o. ATri.
enlsnFe, cooperating report "a. con.
asi'nn 81 The cotton crap an o9 May
y at q percent of norssal. whlch IN
10 pn nsa helpw The ten yaas aver.
ase. and. VITA the exception IL 1919
" hen y wae as percent. tho lowest
since statehood The excessive rains
iafoafhoui the sprlnw and the unsea .
Sonally Good temperatures resulted
10 th" rp'tlng ~ seed. aud Washing
= pus ~ the soft o. covering /, 10
deeply thas Il couid noi come up III
some localities a. much aa III psr.
cent q The crap had Ia he ronlansnsf
- ieass once and fuliy fparsh "a
the entire acreage haa had 10 be
fepianted Hardly more than So
Percent ~ the crop was np by The
sksh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
Naval Balloon Pilot
Thought Dead; Big
Gas Bag Lost

my ms Asaetisscl rrssn
chlcagos June s.~-~Lgeutenant w.
r. Reed, naval balloon pilot. ~hose
gas bag 10 the only enc net &C.
counted for in the international
races which started at MIi~sukse.
Via, Wednesday ~ feared 70 be
scst IN the wiids Of Canada or hss
rset with sonc serious accident in
tire eplnion cf nosernmcnt weather
es''eisis ard navigation authorities
here. These officials expressed
that II seems impossible Tor the
naval balloon TO be In the air new~-
Il must be on the ground some
where. bot whether Il was brought
down safely ID not known. Some
fear 10 sxprcsseo for the safety q.
the pilot ard his air rigqcr, XII
Muilenas, for they Old not carry 40
extensive equipment a. some OF inc
other entries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03

Paris June 3-The vibrations os
gay Paris are putting the worlds
sveasest ttsaepsece ous OF rosnrplxs on
The Paris observatory which daily
ssnds the time throughout this world
BY wireless. Is now, ewing To the vi
hvafsons. inc@pahle Of calculating tht
time more closely than f0nr 81 fivg
hnndredts OF second Tale Is not
exact enough and M. Baillaud. Ds-
rector q the Observatory. today gre
seated to the Academy Of scsznces
report On conditions and suggested
that the observatory I've uaosed from
Paris
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
V0u|VA SAYS DOYLE
IS TOOL OF DEVIL
Zion City 0yersecr Calls Sir
Arthur The Betrayer OF
Millions OF
Souls

Chicago. June s.--wilbur Glenn
yolavs. ogefseer OF Zion City, today
called Sir Arthur Conan Doyle "A
tro! "a the devil" snd denounced him
aa the 'bctrayer OF nllillons " souls
who would be damned because they
believe In his defonIscaI ROT. Ask
Conan Doyle What about the diyin-
ny of Jesus christs What about the
biood Of Jesus Christi and zee what
snTwer you viii get" y0lIva de-
clarcd.
Conan Doyle and all bis like are
described ia the prophecy given
through Paul ~Thas In the latter
time some fhsiI depart from the
faiths xiying heed 10 serucIng spirits
and doctrines ~ demons" THAT n
what the people are doing today.
This riss of splrituaIism 10 one of the
eigns that the dispensation a clos.
ing
Conan Doyle ssys that he hss 4
photograph of q mans s4asi ss II left
his body. He il a liar. He has
nothing o. the kind' These people
ai~sys work In the dark. you will
notice always In dark room.
-AII that he Il giving Tho peop;e
rs yareIy and Simply the >crk Of ~
Iing demons and sunclcan spirits. Ans
lnothing els%. He has NOT talked 10
sny man Or woman who has iived
Ion th,s earn. The sIlly rot IL AbSo-
luieIy = contradiction 10 the plsin
word X cod~
~ Ayihur ~ Shown fhs rezAasks
of ~ xIe1 sys~ses ~ yeltss><et
a N zsf~ee s1naels@11e ateuk -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03

Watts F'iaias. N \ fssea 1 weas
chester eeubsy ufrMssls sssIsy nswan
shagr aaeaea day investigated ef
lansa raMa1aahams agasy N sha
silila8 ~ glaFwnes E'wsesA whleh ~
valsea Walter 4 wa ! ena Als AasN
mens III - asssk ~ hlaskmaIIsFs
FlvpYlsa thesr lailuFw W swsMtsn'
slase = slawIa phsse II tamalwwhams
a,eFs ahese IN aaItoFisy smamef enn
slnrea ghat shs larmee eees traex
man slatssmsat was basNd apua Il,
suAl facts fsAvgiff wmgnsF aselsFwss
that pe wvula g1lf shv aan hsla ~ a
usasefla witness shsmmAh swa heaF
cross examination axRla h~tax
s'uaeinaisam whe apparently Il
we'll knewu character ii lka anaes
wuwlA oalY lauWIa when ha il faia hlH
sssMlaa sta nne asAna GmswAalwassam ssW
s~ens ~atltseFwa IN hla asreaa aaa
Ass 81 THAI shw authorities viii see
no moFv frows hlm - hong a. H. il
heia ii lall
Wh~a tntssilsmsefs wwms ~ pNssa
ford foAH. ~ tall0w NV raamlms
haass asesy she1 wwFw naahs Ia ssnsi
aayuas that ltsgasi Inln sae smss rhwy
aAd sse ana sRIk VI glazara bas ~
aneh ptsasHd sAas VIZ haA na seaaae
'laa with sha wpd i'usmM saaa.
t'F namiel A. iIAaFahAa. whm@
naass mas bfuught lasa sha affsls hy
sunn'nHham A. the phmieisa wAs
iwasea iasssya. the mau #hns aa.s
woaasisd Nv ward when l'2tar. xas
killed, hn ha alaasWwdd esanaln8.
hams statement
hF lianFahana hgnshns ianlsa IA
s~ok confession Ny Iha ~euaas,,
lnan - dawFlbes Nv saanalnxham ~
s@ld that 10 asAeh mar Sad hssa IA
stanford q hu knaelssfas ltm alao
s"fasrted ans cusaeiieacs thai Wal.
snf v Wards wsss waa lserxs tsarsgs
b"fafa heF rn4uiAxe and tlsAt shs 49,
. stamford alfl
Az attorney sor e'uanlnnham ap.
psAs"d - 'ha iail hsFa wlth lAa nfls.
pnTf sHethas ana ssstxd thai ha had
Been retainsa ~ hia snlssuatM III
s@la ~ would assssHs III sraa can.
niakhaia ea q habsaA enrFua wrss III.
'aaa osfieiala 9avs hlm hIa fgaadom
a0on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03

0kenaah, Jane 3 Fagged and with
-sxccly enough 70 esg a short time
aEo. IeAn Arthur I-ampksns. syeas-
GA negro Roy, has suddenly become
the posaessor cg 100 acres Of band IN
cFecS county some VI Il believed 10
b. rich IN olE
Back in 1906 the Two daughters OF
Earn g.srngkins snd his wife. Erie
and oilne. were allotted land a.
Crock freedmen. Erie being given
100 acres in Creek county.
Invest gation has disclosed. ae-
cordlnx TO evidence submitted to the
courts. thst on November 2s. 1922.
Erse gave birth to an tIlsgifsnats
ehisd ant died slr weeks later The
grandmother ~ The child and orna
took charge ot the infant and con-
tinued to live In Denlson. Texas.
sam in the meantime had left bis
w'fc and on The death OF the daugh-
ter, Eric. wens into ccars saying ne
vas the only helr to the land In
question. Daring the enHahblo Of
domestic affairs mention vas made
~ the boy John Arthur. and he and
his lana arc now undcr sae guardian
ship Of Ira ". Mcoae. last appointed
hy the court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
REV. n. q. CALLAHAN
RETURNS TO GUTHRIE

Reverend II o. cxiiahan has beer
called home and will axasn mi
the pulpit In the 'lsttte church
aroxnd the corner Rev. SAITH
vho 70 ably fiEsd the charge here
has been grained an extended vaca-
ton. Rev. Callahan has been con :
dacting revival services througa0r-
the south, daring the past year aud
comes back 10 Guthrie fresh End In
fine health. faily recovered from the
iilness thss crsrt0ok hlrn prior 10
ressxHHnT from fhe passorass of the
NJ Y. church, south- here some time
slso. Hs wsis ~ the pnfpit hera
sunday msrning end exening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03

l'gopls " sha uaises STATES wilt
sVveg stand fnr caa.etlatlon az one
a~ilaF u EusvpeAn aehta. Msaasas
haasFt T. o~aa VI Oklahoma as.
elarss
aeHllHisnsal ae1slanam MA pgu.
netsa shalr soclas sssadlax in aasa.
easinK this so aas xpsak Zee sha
American peegi@ ~ declared
kaFope. through iis wgyernmants
owsa she nnltad states ssasan bllisaa
aollaFa. and hawwsan psepla aws
AmeFirar psNple an aadltIons. fiss
bii'lon, maxine total N ItseDo.
oge.aep ha stated
There II no reaAap Why "A csanos
hs pad and tha apeIsl poaltGoa of
lev Aueflean ken1Esnaa shoalf nos
b. advanced a. an sapsaso to N.
AmsFisan psopie ~ slssssn blllIoa
dollars =
n~ea ressnsIy fssurnsd fram
tpur "a Earopel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
PEACE N CHINA
IS IN 0FF|NG
After Many Years Of Warfare
Civil Conflicts Are Aboat
TO 10 Erded Il the
Report

fasinx, June a Restoration oG
peaca II thlss. torn BY eislI conflicts
for years. seems nearer titan a any
Tins sincp the rekinK sysesnmeas
f'Fas encountered armed opposulon
Tha whole matter fsyoIsss around Dr.
Sun Yatssn: president of the south.
sn o. Canton government. whose
light 10 wseat eoafroi from the rsk
ing kosernment has besn bsssd on
the contention that Iieu sshlh chanss
occupancy of The iresIdentiai chair
was illegal and that he and HE asso.
eIAiss werp ssbjcct 10 Jsnansrs III.
f'uenes Dsysiopmanis IN the north
tend % minim'xe tho rowsr Of flsn.
Chang Tso-Lla, who recently lat n
- knows - pIsansd u sstAbIIsh ID
In6>peatent kpyern~>n( IL ,>lnn-
1'!sv|a. \ Il1 |lrI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
CAsT|MG our BEANS, OR
SHALL llW BE ENFORCED
Bird In the Dark" Asks a
Ssries Of puxxling Quss.
tions and Ramhles
On

II doasnv toqsire much Ia produces
y hrainss.rm whore yolNlea ~ vnn-
eeFMea slers's ehars thar comes
forward with chunk II cvsmlc ssutf
bearing on stills and law enforee
nent IN ioxan county /, Il . daas
brown stads In the political Fruadlan
theory, touching Now ami apon On
rhyso analysis sissrA in iaa pas h.
sends this n Tho iseades
BIRD IN the Ozark on Political matters
nsligoF fprans The Leader II my
nibie nsaAt read The Leader II /
fall a. ~ anything else / San lnssr
essed now IN enc lhinR That ~ this
Beam matter have aeen a sass.
dent Of Guthrie tof niao ycara an.:
shia Il the first time I eser heard II
Beam who il hes I>oes tho IA.
moasod lslii Ilalgon Answ him No.
Il he = lsalshesik Mo- Then Why lac
TRADE noes he thInk for ono min.
ute that We iaye not heea getting
grpd service from prce.nl voantt of-
firiaiaF ssiMsh for htin lie Gays II
be ia aleotea De viii a. rsgAs poos
this Mr. lleam With the mote IN bis
own eye think for ene minute ,hat o0s
Officials are NOT doing Sishfs Are
they all iest handed IL hls o.ssnion :
And then be talks ebrH always Ar.
lne = Republicans only malia talk
about always heing Republican Tho
idea and shades og Roosevelt aud
irear Tab lilokam ssuticafa soap VII,
noe wash ont the rIns ~ comnsragon
or omission or thoea VI the t.ro'nt
ariai. Am | mlslaad In What ar.
Beam saye, o. ase the cssckoa looplnes
Would ! were hlrd to carry these
radio sidinKs 10 distant parts. And
forsoih. Mr Beam says he lntenda 10
spend very iltsle money In the cam
paisn. Does he intend 20 make II A.;
corn No. hose not. Corn IL al.
right IN the car. box Il tiffany aus IN
the stomach & Patty makes II. And
.--~ -----~---~~----.ss s..-~--a-.--..
tConiiraed on r.Ae -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
@, Girls! Listen In
On This

Oklahoma Guy. June 3 airs
Mary Cummings told Asais,an,
County Attonty Powell she would
10 before Tho next Oklahoma
Legislature and ASH thai 4 whip
ping post bs established for flap-
pers.
She told Powell she could not
keep her DAUGHTER, n. Al home
and aakad aid from the county ~
torney's office
n told her vie couid do nothing
with The case" said Powell,
Wei. I think a whipping pos,
atonid be established, - that
something can be done with these
girls that will mot stay 1T home,
AMI ueho insist on wearing as sor
cIo;hes ~ posslble.y Powell, sald
sbc told him.
Powell sxM sise ssked what
could be done 70 xst the matter
of sst.bIisI.tns : whipplnx post for
nspperu bs<ors the Legislature an6
tkat ~ soi1 shs would taks (he
qseettoa - ~ith ~ molh>rs 4
okIshsrs cIty, = ~ eepesste1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
Big
Business
Defiant

tRy TAs Associated rrSesl
kew SerA. Jure s.--Msrtsmer L
sShwt AZ Nuhe. Lseh. ard Com
rary. secss declined 70 produce
aosx~enss rehtl@s 70 sse Rspss-
&c. Msssase lrisrc steel rse~9sv,
~hsen srs Leek~coa seclssatlon
semmstsee erderea. re said ths
pspers wsce private dceunenss
which the sermlssee rad no pS~s-
10 sepUsrs.
wher M. schstf seuchs to
quality hs re'sxsg BY saying ne
~svad ecnsals soarsss about she
aassssasiisy ef complying with sse
resuess. sasruel unterseyer. sovn
eel for the ecrrsstsee. asked II nc
s~cuio pvcdUce tire PAGERS n direes-
I'd 20 % - BY tie comrsisser
chairman.
q sone sisline. and ~srt
ssy yes" Was she reply.
n resctIatira she rerper. tne
witness dccsafed. nc rad rot cen
serSed with J. p. Mrrpan or rade
any Inquiries whether the merger
~suis be agreeable to him or 70
sAe U. s. ssees corporation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03

Theao inAutage licences have been
issued ny the Court clerk GEORGE
j. Dolph. ~, Adele io~a and Jana
v. Honssr, 20 of Gulhriu; James
Martin. ~. okemah and Tpmmy
lPolmar "a. Oklahoma citys clifford
II Johnson. 10 of Guthrie and I.eyica
Evans. II of splro: q v, craak. 40.
and Katie ileii Dodd. -. n cfe..
cent; John Means. 70 and pinkIe az
of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
REPORT GOOD TIME
Ar EpwoRTH CONTENTION

Those who attended the Epworin
Convention At Kildare the past week
from Guthrie ~ere REV Lehss,
Marley Smith. Dr. Anderson. Mira
Potter and daaghtor. Thesma. Grace
James, Helen Collins, Ruth aud
Rosaise Barr. Alta Hewea. Mildred
Garfield. Theima cahiiI. Mary and
sadie Wiley. Flora Scogern. Mary
Hathaway, Milan Wilson. Mary
i'anes. EIwood NAB and Hattie
cooped- An exesilenf time IL re-
'ofscd Next meeting viii so heic
~ Newkirk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-03
D[IM's uLT|MATUM
CAUSES SOME COMMENT
Milling In. County Political
Circles Increases Al Fling
Time Period Draws
Nigh

Az the tiHs tor siiGng " she nee.
eenry aeularAsory documents se:sins
gUuA cAnalaaseral dsssr~ aases
hasgle Il make onml.naslcaN "
oallea. il dlseerashle among petite
es2ns. near Ana osAer@Ase
The Logan crapsy 4aosa IL Abous'
fherr may ne withdrawal ur tive
and three sna possibly toar add.
ssonei fsslnss. has the lists foe Lo-
san are practically made M Nelse-
less eAsxaAlKnlnE has hecn In prog
Yuss Tor sosme weeks
Three or fsuy Democrats. Il IA ha"
lsesca. Will eater The lists. bat the
Democrats of this county viii nas
place an crxanssaslon ticket. There
are too many isarsises not willing
The alslmayam n Harry Beam has
shrown no scare over the court heuse
Il ~ alleged. ami II n alao sAid thn
shsrifrs oftsoe il serene under the
Eaan, harrasO, itit then. emo can
never tex
Partridge declares be esll make
Dsm~ sddAe aArk time
Much sAlk aboas third terms has
heen heard. but IL is yacanas, up -
the presens Mrs Martha Neal has
The field for succession 20 the
clerks office. but woman canai-
date. Il ID ssh. viii fllc next week,