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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
GIRL coNFESSEs 10 FRENCH
CRIME AND coyv1CrS HER
MOTHER MOTHER THANKS
JURY FoR SAVING
DAUGHTER
4G.ssrtlnuad arun Fars sa

AEsrrilnnAd 4s'nn FsEs 1A
Ehrasdv gKSss She called ia her
mnaaer who TIRED to exT1laia awaw
the nelSss bat The dhnghfer
fEnaIly entsrea BesSarAhp ) Fwwsm.
where lay the ssessfazhsr shot -
ske head Psnae. hswexsr, MAS
slhnkfn ana hesSsatingiy ssHarsb-
e6 sht snsmf mHllv iasdsrw~saF-
Then she wxnt en-
vas sa i'm the prisan hos
Fisaa. I TaAa Il wans my saasher-
4 saw der md she SAID IL Hnt= j
swear 10 wen I aaa innocem-,
asaxAe swear IT.. Il = a
saerta ! 50 na knew wha4 hsp-
psned- yon 1hsnghs yoa saw
sprnsaainr in the marrer Fom are
nl1s1ak4n
RsaliEsd Her Mistake
Noting roEss hare rsrsm rae
rras1er 5ar- mmr~ra Ehis alns-
aan- rAen I remembered things
md reaasEsd rhfre wss ma
sser~4 ] nnSelxznnd Il aEA w
The Esr todd huw shF wanted
In cali the police al the ssrnt RI
The discovery 0f The erazDe- bat
Tnsarnd ptssyA1 her Eapther. ~hs
urras mpon aaFr that shtre mnsz
Aa nn srsrnsag lm aAm hnRse
The rsssrrs acppraszar IN tasF-
sEsm- awarded cne iSs1=@ damages
~ sssssarabs1s rsaasaves wslp hal
taken Fyarr in the prosecution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

8nuprmanta ,shmmnrraaarI Tsihsssfx
TlhnnihErlKirT HnxiilHrs hrws beH1
uEad ny nw husband mt nEBHH ur,
HnE nr 1Er tfas pEfs 1iwt HnErR u.fsHr
nx husband Epaf Ewag 1snn asnmE m
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win him Wzh4r 7 hEns Elu1 hEEzy
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-zfassf when n-puif4f x-f1f rnnErs-
rIfam N ipniEHsrin Enf rfHr VIII nl
ruu EnD1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
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zH-r1 IN Ths tnns II 1iais nxrantsi-
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1nhenf LrsaEaHf In Guthrie. NM 1nss
ARE TX hs dnunf Ut MI xHal1itrr CRIME
r-ansinEx. wlisns The sasrlHn aHhnsxs-s
hawx taken tff Eimf an sslnrs EhHrr II
. auiH1Il1ila manner. In the hupas
zhH1 sunls vnt in Ehi1 sgpeaHirsr xa,
Wnlilt shs 1fif gismu-s xif 4hs 'isrH-w-
nkF' ErsHuf ri-assiinr Eisas1nr. nnI rE1
the driver un 1hs shuilbH- NJ 1hn a,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Cusa as asrsne n Germany ~ TIRE
A-e arrsnf uf the yskr sxs ~ taEes
assha~ siznn Asfnrs TIE VA Il has
rssrs aAnn enuhaea xlnes rhsn E9as
Is xbswn As rs7so-ss et oar TesnrAi
Raxrwa szsas. n orv T~acss were
rar-~srurDzngis hzTA. suit ~
saxns1 Thar rasa ms SIS in lsas
~nust new - vs1snang ~ sbcas
sset
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

EzhsuMiErir TatnK, s-vnDlan, aiming
EriE aDlnxF ant npsriss, uizzinnss asnI
inu-~sf rasiln Er4 sHullsznuls Dt scid-
npr 1-puDls. Mrs l. -Hr;flpB-, 17.s
Mllr Ave- EIiz7Nin ". D.. vr'irssi
sTsflity EiflnHv Etilfs hsilPHf me Eaf !
gladly rspf vsr-naiHssar 70 use ahk II
q assnimHiEiAl 1Fr EDTg VIII slxrBia
bsagn Snit fWa-Evharss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Purple r. <szrs9rr tie 4nc srsms as
xrss fa the purmaar shh1As sar ns-
sasn1ns,- TIRE za-7nf7ae Ass j. zhs
auaess 1fine IN millinery. anf T'urvat
sweaters are aa1sasmang n srsg
sanhrw sshxn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

Eer r. " Srsfh. FssnnsrrvEe r.
L., Hnx q. wyszes- q hsrE srse< nznF
fIffsrHrt rsssalrinex sRrr nErAs rssAisEesE
ths ctsEE IL nv hrDsf mrrI usaE
TsiHws Esrner and TEr~ No unzn1eS
azvw 6agsressfnE EEnrs<r rzaf . saar-
tnr rungf nEr De. Tn]egf E5oney ard
Tar viii Hopthts rsaaers znE heal Sold
n-s~ss-r-w fspsv.x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

rcss -i-scsSE NC 1lrswEEa sClsNlS
E,mS LaiEI4kf whEf IN fisFrhs-sf
f1nnrrf 1Er H1rrnnrftrr s'id Irt
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SIRE nsusflRs, STIR 1flf11ts. xssr1R when
EiEnHgE FsE nr f n-Ifr ant MA
r~nra',r IN tifHr tina hinaI TD1rT
Kidney fills 1Fn,f I'D 1f,e 6alnErs Int
sanr alsar Gisslf.aSinE iiiaanar t-urtilss
SniE smsrwvhHrE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
COURT HcJSE NOTES


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with kun rsisH-HnrH
Ts1urtE EsAsr- aB sSstsAIla fslu'ntssn
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ipf nluirHr nEme-5 5nna MAunn
EnrnH II TuA1z VI GElli1 MIlnl
4 Fiuktx, EfixxrcH
AsuhraHK znprt WI EsaA. 8snIt -s'wpnnl
fsnE Alinnrsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

L MEr fns Swiss asEHZmsn, wish
"a ap marry John nH xrnntnaaShss.
ars snmsad x sszs3 rrne ~ tizis
rsIsrty- amt atasz . .lEsns stHtiun
Y-hza'f . bsitw wgF q make HIM
seq ssEit Thh 5Eii1 y. lhar rr1n NJ
d Airhsv Rrsaas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

rstAzsrfr# krsrHr ArHrus
~ ETlr'ana y Guthrie
At F'Iirianr 3 Duncan ?
III Wilson u rffsKasnsfn q
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

The nrwsgsauwrF s-s nEswsains III
q MAsrznn;in Eirs WING aas Hnnerec
thF fnf nisfz fpr sss'k glhsz 'S
nrahinr 40 wths ~ naaisr Ansna-
rrrf Wiz ae 1rnnr n wasas are rsr
aus asaors gnar J. When they be-
Eir EtHe wsM EnsHzs ssr Z rnzrfhs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

-as <FEEND
SEcDMKEM-aE1 Ti-EW
W.T. E <silnrwtBL SstInlFr. r g.,
w-.ises. & EnE kidney 1-uiff3s w'fDcf
rislhlat rnn, IrE- Fsnlsw xlsfnrr rsllls
was recommended IN mt AYR xhs
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aissal inf hRs4 nFHHu haf rrtru u
1ns Eymlnums' Give uEidR -aliEt
SriE ErAuTwhngE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

4 EIrnunsr rE-nnriiHiAl nnuT.h lasH1S
nm mssr shs Hls1hrEr bu pEbar nHrr
amr-F sf INN 4Hnlflr rwalzt hlitr~t
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ny vrssazK FssiiRF1s Enpsp INIT TsGsr
airsnmh ann wnnHsrtflE urnf M
s,fMres Sf3lE aspsrwxshHrR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

tn AmnTacar hiEtn-'iMn REEH,rE 1hus
Ea1ulin EluT WINS mn pirate amt
h4s lR aEmHRHnr nB 9fnumuE r-snRrrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24
I'll Nh STATE
81 HIl.la \ l!ll


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mth. Aufs Esns
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Arcu~dane to fhr stgu-ns xsa1ahrnna
Inns afvsr rim mfn 1fn1 xht nse-nps
fnr Hhf rnslrr e &. a1ra ahnsf few nnt
sisrhsr. Esrsprriin ~ zhs pfgsuHzi1s.
n tht Es s ashaz ttstd gsrsnnaa anenms
fsx rsAus.ns fsr 5la3b WIS HkT ger xwsrz
wfsiss IN rlklnhsma 1hf rxr csli1ises
was Drfs AHs2
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

The wsEnr dssllEws ss EanAllia1
rsnzsses. Few TRa- have sduhAt
Hfsis sAaz.Hf
NJ lrnrne xihp EnszsEak xdEErp,r
shall pirE her asTs f,alnsash rls
snpn-
zgv Ihoa Il thf ataEr wBr
rrpupts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-24

An AsllnEz, Ca snEr sHz m 5Usw
.hns awarded ans wife d Nararrs re-
xza1es rp Ne sErs she ggs r.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16
M0NTHbE RPEoRr or THE,
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENT

For Period Feb. to Mar. 4, 1922.
During the four weeks covered by
this report the agent was occupied
with activities in connection with
lettuce marketing organiza ton farm
records, farmers week, extenslon
schools In child nutrition and mill
llnery and cooperative work with
the farm bureau on potato seed and
organization. Field demonstration
OF Federation Gspring wheat and
copper carbonate- treatment for smut
were arranged and the usual amount
OF personal service and routine
work attended to- 4
HEAD LETTUCE MARKETING.
The growers committee appointed
az the Caldwell mass meeting, as
reported in the January monthly re-
port, called q meeting in Caldwell
ON Feb. 9 to give the result OF its
findings to a limited number OF dell
egates from the different sections,
particularly inviting the bankers In
tnain-for)the formal conference Oh
Hr w -. Il - .lWN
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16

for the conference. This meeting
was attended by the committee
which had been appointed by the
growers at the meeting held in On
tario, the agent accompanying the
committee, but being unable to re-
though meeting representatives OF
the d California Vegetable Union,
which oTganizatlon the Canyon
county committee had selected as
the most desirable agent to handle
the marketing end in case coop
erative organization should be
formed, and also having opportuni-
ty to read n mass of correspondence
collected by County Agent Mccall
from large banking institutions and
cooperative marketing organizations
OF California bearing on the propos-
al as outlined The conference re-
suited in an endorsement of the com
mittee's findings by those in attend
ance and ~ was decided to proceed
to call n mass meeting of the grow
ers TO present the plan and recom-
OF the committee. This
meeting was attended by the agent,
the date being February 0, Theirs
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16
IRONSDE NEWS


Tho snowstorn and heavy wind
storm Monday night and Tuesday
was one OF the worst stormA people
hero have experienced for years. II
was almost impossible TO get feed
out TO the stock. The roads were
nearly impassable. u0.lIH
Eli Rice returned home from
Vale Friday where he has spent the
past month. o. .pa..IIL .4
Z Mr.. Carpenter OF Vale, was an
Ironside visitor the the first OF the
week. q aIii lHld hI
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. M. Rutherford OF
Malheur, spent Sunday and Monday
with friends here. ullai sllua
Arthur Beam and Lafe Hin went
TO Brogan Tuesday for Z load OF
lumber for the community hall that
Is being built at Ironside. tlNpol d
Dave Lawrence was an outgoing
passenger ON Tuesdays stage 20
Vale. 1ae aeH He .NaQIiaIl
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence are
Ironslde visitors this eek from Unity,
visiting d Mr.. Lawrenees parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. III. Lawrence. u
Gus Lawrence was an Ironside
visitor from Unity this week. t
Mr., and Mrs. James DeRos and
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16

we're approximately 1000 persons in
attendance mostly growers OF pros
pectlve growers. Some opposition
developed to the plan during the
day. most OF which was traceable to
the desire on the part of other COM
mission houses and marketing con-
Germs to head off a prospective loss
of the business thru cooperative or.
ganization Of the growers. In the
end the committees report was
adopted by nearly an unanimous
vote. Following the meeting, a
large number of signatures were
taken on membership agreements in
the new organization to be known
as the Idaho Producers Union. The
following day, a meeting OF the
growers, which had been called by
the agent in cooperation with the
farm bureau for the purpose OF con-
sldering the plan outlined, was held
at Ontario. This meeting was at
tended by about 1876 growers, the
speakers being Mr.. Moody OF the
Canyon County farm bureau lettuce
growers committee, and two repre-
sentatives OF the California Vege'
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16
CLUB NEWS NOTES
Sewing Club Organized b Malheur
City


Six girls I'm Malheur have organ
lied a sewing club. Mrs. ]. B.
Woodcock, who is teaching in that
district, will be the local leader.
This is the first sewing club to be
organized in that community, al,
though there was poultry club and
pig club last year Vera Bronson
is president of the club, Greeta
Dean is vice president and Dorothea
Morfitt is secretary. The other
members are Helen Perecz, Nina
Dean and Pansy Derrick.
Juntura 10 Have Sewing Club
The first club In the Boys and
Girls department of the Extension
Work of Oregon to be organized in
Juntura is a sewing club OF nine
members. This club was made pos
sible largely thru the efforts of Miss
Juanita Upson, who Is teaching the
upper grades in the school. Miss
Upson is also the leader of the club.
The members of the club are Ruby
McGetrlck, Nellie Stanton, Minnie
link, Ruby Donaldson, Shirley Ba-
ker, Mary Lee, Jewel Carter, Inez
Ralston and Pearl Lee.
According to the report sent in by
the secretary of the Oregon Slope
Dairy Herd Record Club the men,
bers not only tested out two COWS at
their meeting on March 2, but went
outside the domain OF the project
to some extent and tested out a
sample Of mares milk. The report
did not state Just what percentage
OF butter fat the milk contained,
but II is hoped that II is enough to
keep the colt In a good healthy con-
dition.
The four boys In the Dairy Herd
Record Keeping Club at jefferson
do not have local leader. They
are progressing along quite rapidly
however. Ralph Turner helped
them with their testing at the last
meeting. The secretary, Harold
Waugh reported that all of the mem-
bers we're present and that they So
cured quito accurate tests.
Only two members we're present
at the last meeting OF the Sunshine
Sewing Club at Mallet. Under the
supervision OF Miss Mccullough
they spent the time sewing on a
hand bag. There are only three
members In this club but these are
determined TO make IL a 1909 club.
The boys In Big Bend are already
thinking Corn club. But Il is not
70 be wondered at because OF the
corn club In the community which
last year won tho first four places
~ the state Fair, and first three
places In yellow dent division at the
Pacific International. Hut that is
hardly the main drawing card. as
Vern Eachus will be local leader
again this year and that means a
baseball team. Tho club members
In Kingman Kolony are also going
to have n baseball team this year.
They claim they are going to beat
Big Bend, and Big Bend says they
are wrong. Guess we'll have to
wait and see. IHHa. . q Mou ui|
Poultry clubs should be organized
In March. II the boys and girls In
your community want a poultry club
better get In touch with the County
Club Agent. .i.t irNIii4 iAtA
What about Vale, Nyssa and On
tario? Do the boys from nine years
old and up have organized work and
organized play. 30 that you will
know where TO find them, and at the
aam6 time give them an interest and
an Incentive In staying at homer
A first class live club organization
would do a great deal to simplify
this problem. 600. O.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16
TOggery Bill
IIUIIIIIDIIIIlN|NDIIII|III NNINIINMNHNIIIlI

Mr.. Foster went to Ontario Monday
on business.
Ralph Beam returned homo from
Baker where he has been working
the past month.
Herman Rose made business
trip TO the John Woodcock place
near Malheur City. Friday. I
Mr.. aud Mrs. Archie Myers we're
Ironside visitors Friday from the
Southpark ranch.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
ID. J. GilIanders.

d. ]. Gillanders. Pastor -
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching IL a. m.
Subject, The way OF the Cross.
-Christian Endeayor $3.50 D. m.
Preaching 1880 D. m.
Subject 'Divinely Guided"
Come and hear the Gospel Truth.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16

s. c. WHITE LEGHoRN Day old
chicks, $500 per 100; Matching
eggs $500 per 100; or $50 per
setting. A. b. Cain. Ontario Phone
20g-W. 4... ....., n
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16
4 lineup of good
new things for
youEthis weekiS

Good Shirts-not two weeks
away from the button hole
makers.
Good Underwear-that will
fit you - wear you and
bring you back a friend.
Good Hats-in shapes and
colors you'll become most
becoming in.
Good Suits the same
sprightly ideas you'd see if
you were in New York this
week.
Everyone of these articles
as well as every other ar
ticleJ in the store priced to
make you a booster for our
Values and a friend for our
fairness.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-03-16

q GARAGE FOR RENT
First house south OF High school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-18
ELEPHANT 'SNORTS
GREETING TO KEEPER

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 1S.-The friend
ly trumpeting of Babe" massive ele-
phant, was heard for blocks when
the animal was greeted by Louis
Sherer, Walbridge Park Zoo keeper,
when Sherer returned to duty, re-
covered from his death battle with
Tony" giant ape, some weeks ago.
Babe, who has been under day
and night police guard with high
powered rifles. in Sherer's absence at
the hospital sat up on his hind legs,
rolled over and otherwise heartily
welcomed the only one he would
ever acknowledge as his master.
While scores of people looked on
holding their breath Sherer, with one
arm still in sling. stepped in be-
tween the big fellows huge legs and
unlocked the heavy ankle chains that
held the beast prisoner for weeks.
Realizing with deafening roars of
joy that he was to have his first
walk in the open in weeks, Babe
headed Immediately for big oak
tree, where he proceeded to rub his
five tons of beef until all the bark
was removed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-18
FOLKS ARE
FLEECED BY CON MEN

MT. CLEMENS, Mich, Ang. 49,
At least $4,000 is the loot each
week of confidence men preying on
guests at the fashionable summer
resort here, it is estimated by local
civic leaders who are about to ask
speedy action to have the officials i'm
mediately remove the slippery gentry
from the city.
Everyknown trick of the conf
dence business is being worker in
the city and among wealthy visitors.
Wire tapping appears to be the most
profitable, according to several VIC
Tins who refuse to allow their names
to be printed.
Several Pinkerton detectives are
at work in securing the city for ICON
men" who have fleeced wealthy re-
sorters. As a result of the stationing
of detectives here several "muleters'
are being shipped out of Mount Glenn
ems. The police, according to Chief