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Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

baseball
CASEYS DEFEAT MESA 1876;
FORD TEAM DEFEATS LEGION

Maier; three base hats Ortega; two
base hits, II. Westfa1l 2, Murphy,
Pomeroy; stolen bases, Pomeroy,
Butler, f. Westfall, ludlow, Teaney;
sacrifice hits, Butler; earned runs,
Mesa 5, Caseys 16; left on bases,
Mesa 9, Caseys s; base on balls, off
Hickey 8; struck out by Hickey 10,
Oviedo 3; time of game, hours Is
minutes; umpires. Williams and Van
Haren; scorer, Westfall.
Bad grounds, thieving youngsters
who Thought every ball knocked over
the fence belonged to the Eastlake
colony and wind and dust made base
bali difficult at Eastlake park yes
terday afternoon. The Fords won
the game 11-6, but the ex- service
men put up game battle to the fin
ish. Miller for the sFords and Nuth
for the Legion made the only long
hits of the game both connecting for
three baggers. Callahan played a
nice game at short for the Legion
and Kirn at third. Nuth at second
and Martin at first gave the team
good infield. The outer garden
fielded well, but was shy on hitting
leaving the infielderS to hammer the
ball. Tadlock did most of his gar
den work outside the park trying to
to return balls knocked over the
fence.
The Ford boys presented nice
lineup with the fielders showing much
team work. The teams were fight
ing for chance to take the Tigers
place in Group A. There was title
to chose between the clubs yesterday
due to the bad grounds and conditions
under which they were forced to play.
Considering the handicaps the boys
played good baseball and are entitled
to better support. The city man
agement VIII not permit the teams
playing at Eastlake to charge any
admission, and the city will not keep
the grounds in repair or police the
park. If conditions remain at East
lake park as they are at present the
Glass B teams will be forced to seek
other grounds.
Score: r Fl e
Legion ...... 10 100 es0--- s 4
Ford ......... Ill 04i 21x-11 IS 2
Batteries: Mccoy and Stewart;
Withers and Stack.
ScottsdaIe Beats Merchants
The Merchants went over to Scots
dale yesterday and lost to the Blues
12-4 The Scottsdale boys are play
ing good ball and want recognition in
Group A. Next Sunday they come
to Phoenix to play the Ford team and
If they win will ask Glass A rating.
Yesterdays score:
Merchants .-.........'.....s :. q
ScottSdale ............... IL II 81
Batteries: Hout and WHEELER; Ne
well and Widen.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

"bean ball. At one time it looked
as if all the American league clubs
would 60 on strike over the incident.
These are sust "a few OF the high
spots in a score of affairs in which
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17
YESTERDAYS eAMEs

At Riverside Park
Caseys Is; Mesa S.
At Eastlake Park
Fords IL; Legion s.
At Scottsdale-
Merchants 4; Scottsdale II.
At Halstead Field
W. o. w. 8; Peoria 0.
peoria forfeited game.)
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17
Pure Hose Win One;
TyQes Still Losing

CHICAGO, April 16-Chicago won
its first game of the season today by
defeating Detroit. z to 6. in 10 in
nings. The locals played an uphill
battle and took the lead in the sew
enth. only to have Detroit stage
rally in the ninth and tie the count.
McClellan's double and singles by
Collins and Strunk sent home the
fial run. Score:
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

Mays has played the central figure.
The Mays case is turning out to be
tude taken by President johnson.
who ruled Nays should play with
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

Boston or stand suspended when he
jumped that team.
The New York club. which went
the limit in Mays behalf, is feeling
the pangs OF retribution.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17

Washington ......... .001 600 000-1
Summary: Two-base hits-Rice.
Judge Three base hits. Harris.
Stolen base-Harris. Sacrifice hit
Harris. Double plays-Peck to S.
Harris to Judge: Charity to S. Har-
sis. Left on bases Philadelphia, {
washington. 8. Base on balls-Off
Clean, 4: B. Harris. g. Struck out
BY p. Harris, 8: Gleason s. Wild
pitch--Gleason. Umpires-Chill and
Owens. Time--two hours.
Wild elephants have repeatedly
torn up oil pipe line in Sumatra
Arizona republican., 1922-04-17
IUIdIS ,......,. .54 2 5 a
sBatted for Behan in ninth.

son. High, Olson. Three base hit:
Reuther. Home runs: Wheat. Myers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
KlARsNtA CONDUCT
SERVICES FOR SLAIN GIRL
Thousands II People Attend L~xs
Rites FoF dHi Who Met
Death Through
Accident

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ehlnss snd psoolaa q Al rpss khs
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vsaf-ela So $40 ~ sass . dsstA
while palies esge baFsaa~ ansrsa
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febsa t'aasmsa. sin hoods f4sss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

uei iaeu in fsant y Ess ls-a Atl IS
s~e fe~ nor.is hs n,aae al lasnes
raaiu Is ihsm
We've found Dave b. ted thea
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sf'oks rather tsoasungiy rerhsps mes.
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fell lfft ua noesa far hlx uAaal ar
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the faint ruInhie ~ s'lsian, thanaer
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reom ~ fhp fmger house. Qnei end
war eafui snd uaafraid u was nof
that ihet dla ns Na'lse their danger
They had slnrls taken an possible
measures ~ oe.enss and they were
ualung fer phst The nigh, would
hrug fonh
Il kneN they'll comt tenlehi." Linda
had said 'sromorrna n4gii there uil
be mou. nnl ihoagh if vont Ehs
much light g wii huu fieir chtnbes
81 sacceks Iesila tasAse fonnd
thai iheir other lloi--io kll soa fram
alal'osh st'i rolug e. work.
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ne shutters He wanted ~ ms ~
H9ia a. steal oai ioio the growins
darkness sna niake . tarFr. l. uas
a s.ga.AcsIi fast iAai the rise dld on
orraps iis usual nlact bea4nd ihe dfsk
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fhe Inspection. i4nda he'd beg empty
pistol kgoUlus iAat q miEAi Ia fhs
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

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mlshi eeeens = sat q ne mersef
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snttf aissassma
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shs system knaea a. nafnusiau
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iteudes ihe chleafa Milwaukee aud
~ rni 0fsat Northern chleaaa.
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srasaas Portland x seatlis aaa
hutle Anaconda 4 rasift
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y sirnue % waFrsul such action
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
WORLDS WHEAT
OUTPUT CONTROL
Price Factor Dominated By
Crop Report In The
Grain States. SAYS
Expert

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whest
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mfui AZ Ihlfd "a impcuanes faes.
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bareaa cf sHluHafal sconomcs nf
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siasions are ihe usa.t 81 sofssist.
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mshe uriaf new pisu II caansfa
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aiipetai q hVtlntss Ffanga ana
~hers ~ho ~lsh "a maks eesnomlc
siadif, lhroush ihwf nen fsrres n.
tauffs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
POLAND WILL HARVEST
MILLIONS Or POTATOES
approximately % Per Cent Of
Pre- War Aefa Was Used
Fer the Tuhen To
0rcw On

fh utaads af sore 81 paiatoss ~
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f'alish hnsean oi Information ~
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81 80 etni n exeft 81 las wears
plantlnf fAs Ettsfea improvement
"a made il fae eastsfn prNnees
where TIE area devoted % rolAsoss
ihis yeaf = isS lsa osai sfestsG shan
lAsi seaE
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foilsh seiaia enop ihs tsar i N
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pfodeeiian shes aNa ooe saflesas
were FVwn The lsial consumption
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lhe ars NAr cunsungiion Tao AZ.
crease does ntt ind.eais aa impovef
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eiher ieo''s. sueh as meat cxss sul
d.ss rnslults wens eousun4.i IN
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var
raland a The seconl lAreest rola.
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exports heinz dae 10 government 10.
AR ctions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

N taS1ess slt4sk ssnltIaln4 na.ae q
tss ress ~ rsa isx, ihueefi Il nen
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ctea hsnce hasar haa nss saanr~
ti A.u ttzf kaee ~ Res II faearht
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nfh fhe stfpe emphasis the SAME as
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foanr5 iie fe-.-sss hesAaa
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ine ta sn.asa So self
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h.s fscai Nnes uhon hf tGfues haes
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gaskts he Asse.~alfupus
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fonne HN l.luies S.n.N shielded
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sfut'et the hiss srctn skyiire aho,e
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ce<esoae. hlAok hligis uheeilug a.
sio~ SlaEs above rhe spot Noa sna
ihaa ftfy dnoppet toan cot ~ Sgti
heina tl,s trsss
hux1ars Sinana exclaimed
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-ien Sre q i.nr uash over nsiis
fron Na'Fers haase-ia fhf drrp
s-euas glsr,s samcitlas dcad therr
Smon Anl ihins ue'd teitef ioos
g. scr vhef II tS
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fsiei ana looked aestn will rt8den
80 eyes toward the sudiag harsarls
Z iHal that uayas uere so.ng
60 flad Dave Xcaas 1871 replied.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
COURT House NOTES


A"NFtfshrfH
} z uooch "a nA to q NJ aaoeh
W y. 10 Il p. fio9. t.a Interest
h 49, sw si.ls-is
z 4 johnson 70 n } Marphy o
=. t. n 81 $500 royalties
sW ailsIw
y p Wesley 81 us e. Jahn 4
Wsslss q q ~ - ~. tioa M
p fs ~
william rhlhrs - ua a 9 a.
NhaFpsh NJ u. 10 "a ~ ggsoos
N - 5 Ia Nc iS-lk.lw
A " hronsr - Meridian Lodge
No asse q a. ~ la.vi -qqrfot
ioi ?. block is Meridian
OIL ard css
John D. caffnsy - Wm phlrn,
q ua. nel % ~ ~ N1.ast.s
NJ isslt-lw
District court
Lforard k heldrg "a Rnt.rs
hsitlnF Divorce
% sbsros " oum nrohers "a
y = kinder ana Table ~ kinder
} siub~b7rd Money iademen,
ss0oes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

fb@ra sltA ee1ls esr~1.g. Thy wes4
q Krrvs1- ~re~nist he. nre the7
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rof y pss. fbt eiss rg - start shs
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skfg1gh tlle estsfe-she hoEnes occs-
Tses ~ Eis8o1s trcssserx sso coBins
sn9 fheis rtspee1ise fsmifea Hs
sns~he6 - ezeb Cor aE1 be sGlg
gave - Effte zeesase. -fau91 wanfs
20 - - hsGse.. ks s1l1. -Azo cone
t.e<le1~
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psrrsre There xosa1 - . elssoss
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irz-f s'zneF Ore n fhsri v1s 10
raezxile e4rE e szrsFsez@s hselng
ksEes izte ne axzzziae of re.
Ansehes 80 ffle bscksiag % e agEfs.
an1 per1ass f1e rtfzis = q gls-fs in
its bslseer B-<pfe f4e nartf fsil &
rsz ~. flse rlaa esra.s ri1i1g--erznxs.
t2H 1<Erzs = slss ht1f<sffn>e-
grxsrzx for sz.nzs kgz~
EiE kesz Hzs ss1zss e. ssl -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
CHANGE OF
PICTURES

There are many droil results
of the worlds war At P0sen
once tiermau. now Polish. there
is an imposing palace. formerly
graced with full lengih portraits
~ German kings Recently the
faees Of these kings have been
made over into those of Polish
heroes The clothes. however
were left ss thov were So
kozeiusto stands brnvely in the
breeehes ~ Frederick the Great
viefsr Murdock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
cnAsrER xsw

Tf.e futileii si Trsl's End = never
lcne in duraiiau aat - 'he ~snp'e facs
fisi the mounialas rui ~ fhs nes8 ~
gai ffm ths aess sftsr ihe setting
% fhf san hgt tunilif there ssfsfiea
nene af at Ihf rersnn nas merely
fhSf h'~Tf isuks - clouds swept pn
frga fhs saalieas7 fasi after snn1s
Ttey oAins aIfh fsfher sfarzisnr rrs,.
l3iiF ana niAosl iulgne1AtilY cognglafs q
i1 flied the sky. Young Bill had many
n tss - lis n.lnd - he rode hrueafa
thel1 Yeg be fegnd tine e gnzs al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

ckzzSsrlzlna coagh Rens<v has >
ssnarksbis record n kze bsen n nss
fT ooi1s. cr0B5 ano vhoosinz co.x-
for aifap1t hslf century ard -, con
essntiy grtNn - favor ans popuiarff,
e - soe1 qusiitief beczrne bette
kno~n u II the rfzn6afd arf mar
fslizrcs ior tkese diseases IL tho,n.
snsf - ho-rss The facts that Il css
zssaTf @ sspeztsd 1pon znd is ST.
anl 5iezsstf - tzke are uesuy Il 4
fsroT We. 4 = wzztsf f0r chfifrsr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
HtfFF*FF#Hf*s
OPEN R0STRlLSl EMO
A COLD OR cATARRH
How To Get Relief when Head
and Mae arc stuffed To.

Count hfty N0ug eoll in hsai Of
sataFlh dlrappeam Nuar fluaRul uas
trhs vii upen. ihe aif easzaRss, 4 ynuf
head viii ,leaf and ,ua ean hfrafhn
freely. No more snuilllna. haekln..
mucous diAhafrr. dfyncs o4 headache,
~ struggling 'pt hfeaih A. night
Get d snlah haius 81 Elyh cream
halm frum you druggist and apply a
little ~ this fragrant anllnspiie cream
IN Fauf nostflla " prnelfatea through
every air pasaare ~ ihe head soothing
aud healiug the swollen o. ATTAINED mu
f.'fs membrane. giving son Instant rs
liei Head rplaa and eataffh Weld lks
magic lontsstay stadcI.up aui mlser.
able. Relief la sure.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

The question has been aaked--ta
Tnat way are Chamberlain Tablet.
superior 70 the ordinary cathartis ana
hfer pills. Our answer q they as
snser and more pleasant 20 taks ano
Their effect u 70 eonlie thst one ha-e =
felizes that u is produced by : med.
lelne Then. they not only move Az
bowels but improve the apettlte sue
strengthen the deeaiian.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
THE BATTLE CRY

T. arms T. armsl The call j.
on
Rise 10 thy mighi and right the
wrong
Time % help The good aud the
if1et
Tis time to liii. and strike. and
do
Vote FOR the man whose heart is
clean
Wisdom and love shall BE- thy
CLEAN.
Faith Ike that our fathers once
taught.
True 70 the flag our manhood
bought.
Law enforcement for irne and
brave
Loyaltr towards lie who gave
And m the end where "A may
sff-sa
bearihsioHes at peace for yon
ADD me
Our man must be clean. pure
and good
known - al for hrs brother
hood
Farmtr. friend governor may
lse-
John 4 Fields is the man for ine :
Jennie L. Pcxton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
FoR PaoFirEERs TO READ

Henry F1sd. notes Abe Marlin. roi
fich selling The people what they real.
" wanted wlihout holding them On
An Important hunch for rroflteefs
whose hrains are isrgef than their
siumsehf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

King cOnsfant'ns made = rood gei.
iNsy from Greece wifh al he croun
'r~sis s1d ~ trunks fBu n other
Nag Wien thar s. gone he can xr.ts
Is memo.-a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
APPROVING PLANS FOR
H. II. REORGANIZATION

~ IT, asseriatsi Pfrssg
w4fairgfor. Orr - - Apprevns
p'sns for feergrn.zatlof % fhs In
ifFuaiional-orsst Soshern rsaroad
IN Teus. the .nttrss2te remm.cH
commission sday asfhof2sf the nss
eorgorafiou cfsstsd folioNtrf re-
ce Ffrsh'p sale 70 lasue p 1fal ~
stt1sebc1 Fsr vsius 81 sfoeks snd
hcnes The proceeds p1il ~ t.giisd
= ~ Interest ehares q f7iss go
shieh ~ fgsfsm ma. uesf sanu
sry sn8 ~ rsorfsnized company
slii aoquifs oADershlp ~ sscarisy
tfchaneer o, ~ Asein Dam and
ssbursan rsgrozd and y h Cal
reffcn. Hoasi0s 1zd Hsnd rHon rond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

D is better 10 bay few aeiasaies
ihan 20 buy every crooked mau in the
country. says former vice Prssideut
Tom Marshall knockinE the primary
70 doubt Aho a is much easter
That's one n~sfon Why We prefer the
primary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Tss reesiir teach "a sx-snlnat .or
81 - hfie ~ TIE ceasiy slpe-in-
feneen cfflcs OCT -. q. ard zzsh
Ho-s = NaaioT cosn'y esser.n.
tshdsr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
TOWN TOPICS

Honsss ceussssioa
fhs presiteni q ths Feierll sugar
hehning Company declares The price
of sufar ls too h'eh Tts oauniue sca
Fun is ever
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GOLD IN TH2 lead"

q a~ arrte anarF of Nafaf Catarrh
If.rnf slt jeft 81 frefarnf .'fatdx' az
gtrssrntf rs t'IEr nN#f rnre
HALLS rATkEHH wrtIrINE -
Tfaa.-serf errasfiNa ~ aH nafmeaL q
g. 1a-d locally ant r T0.i1 nfifa aHsf
<uAaEir fhruDTA ffe rlaos sg fNe Wu.
co.'s f1fft e. lalt'fE 10 Sc ffFfffz.
arf rabirr fcH less Nsfif 90 oaias-
n said - Gf1eEiEts faf rrcf a. hesrA >
y ! cttrey r CO.. Taieio. q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

I" y y q " y " "A a 81 ~
= some clorHas -
n = ~ y gNwEMwEs
I~o hf-ilaR'srs yer. srralsnsa
beisrs he bar of Justice in chleaeo
Their slicked hair shons Their stu
efa'a's saosled iimldly in the small
Wings y lo~ collars looi.ea ilk. h.aeA
s'f'nEs on ias vide osnns. of shim
lroni'. there vests were dstp eu, ana
ihelf Trousers flared az ihs batom
Ike lllils skirs. Tho court room
efoed foArsd while the youths wr,s
@''a ~ "nbafrasamenl a. ihe police
man ~ho arrested ihem related hoy
Aaa been making eyes ~ the ri,ls IN
q State Street department store TIL.
inaEe fhei them a. sarh Tor ririiur
%. for The CLOTHES ihey wors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Aanfreai 4 TIE gfssf~si lalass sss
pais ln Nofla AmafieA b.snx .my
lele mlses iran me s.~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23

Tee oio q TAT
Fossil remains ~ giant oyster ahsils
net lsss tAan ioa ete yesrs oid. have
been uncovered ~ FeoloFhts in q clay
bank In Texas near = rctrlfed forest
fni the fc'sntlaia 40 not ihink ihrae
prehistoric oFftrrs ever slmhna tresa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-23
Kssp OF ,hs asra..

4 rev army gun shoots a sheu
ne rhiur a Ton ss miles SAND hacs
fneny. stand bach.