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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
BOLD BANDITS: THEY
ROB POLICE STATION

AlEntz Ca Dee 28-To avoid
enr shll,r q bAa6ts ssiczng
~ fhs desk leuteuauts and ryt-
brg ths cash drawer a. hsz dQuar-
ter q tAs Alsnts 7gNos a sa1
ueat g.. cu-~r1-y h-s D n PLACID
"a raut. auoordnr Go ar a--
1ugncenent u4da to5-r The rr.-
cautions w'as taken aT feutens-z ~
II Andnsvs following tws caring
rreberier Vitkl1 slEh< q pole
he-dgzz-fsrs Thursday
II he19asut s1id j. w-uis not
~ eiffcg,i sor -obb4rs 20 eaI or
rsrs 81 d-Ey OK CO fs'se caEs. and
thee vslk in a1d core- the ~
6 sE nan p-th f5slr pistols
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
LIONS IIOiD ~
WITNESSING sTssIt,N

vry ntorovius msstlns ~ ths
iAons olub sas held yesterday,
martd haNster ~ an sml
ohlif that - "a, iats Wm a.
Nlchfll hfore ta proc sdlia
heEaa ,hs msmbers stuaa f0r =
moment ln siifut prayer a.
tribute 20 departed "a Whpr
An unusually afxs mhsmhip
was present. and considerAhke bts-
ingsa transacted rha walal sxcsl.
lent ~ at was dtatussd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
10 REVIEW ENTIRE
PREPARATIONS QUESTION

Paris. Dec s0-As suit u "a
changes of Views since the T..udou
meeting u ihs pr mifrs tn asi.~
have decided q 70 oYtf The enalre
question ~ parssionh IN detail ~
thu Pars o1nfirsnee 10 begn mkt
Tuesday u 4 expected now m
official cirehs that Il uili reqalre
- ieast SteE md perilaps two
~ei X 70 complsi4 che dBscsIssion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
HARRY iii.,kl 10 ~ JtDcL
PAIIluDcI's ASSISTANT

iiarff Blake. AZ preeant auoei 4
with Iahu Adams via be aasistant
to County Attorney -s.set 0eofFs
rarindrs Blake has bra a
practlclns att rnHY fw some me-
and pall make yalualia assist 60
10 Judre fNrirldss The hos ofl.
GERS wlth tn skceptigu ~ rsm
nj sion rs. county wlprinlsnfh 81
and treasurer taks oath ~ ofii :
Ianmry 3
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
FOREIGN STUDENTS EDU-
GATED HERE BIG ASSET

Chicago. Dc. Forim tcn-
dents educated 10 American uniyer-
sites AZ a cost of $500 Will b. worth
- .oop9o eaeh D. The United sfaisa
upon their r.turn e. their snd a
birth. wilter Dill Scott. pr alecat
q the Northwestern University e.
ssrtfd last night AZ meeting of
foreign sindsnis ~ the university.
Thirty four nafionaliiles yer
neprenented IN presidens so3tts
audience. ths majority q thin tom
the Philippine bland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
Serped for Dollar
A Year But They
Got Theirs

washlnasan Dee 70 asrsslst
care~e,l asalssaet setfelafy ~
va undsr the wilssN .swielsifs
ten ard a. "asliars ysar msn"
associated slth ihs seantii - has
iensl aefenss. sefe naietss here
toaay ~ ths spselai grant iary n
vestlpaiiea war fssads, en charges
% vensplrssy se ds'faaa shs sev
srnmsnt ~ senstrucsien - var
time afry camps sss ear,enrasn,s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
AnMOt u FRAMING DEN
FOR NORRIS pItNIs

chicaEo. Dec 20 -p|ans Tor ihs
acquisition u a uls aaa ampany.
by Aunour and company. wsre enu-
sidered a. adylncd today afisr a
moetnr yesterday 81 ndsd by ~ =
fclais " both concerns
Those IL The confsrnce Included
Ogden Armouf. president of Armour
and company Nelson and Ed~ard
Myfris. 1ff.clals q NOrris and CON
pany and legal and finanaial experts
rvrepiing both vscks1g houses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

starting &c a faniiare siafe
shortly after enc o'clock. ihf
flames. az Undetermined orien.
were spread rapidly hy 9 Strong
uiud and bad completely en,sl
aF.ed fvo STORY raam.ng hcose
and half s block of business IS
fahli>hmeufs before fhe fir>t tire
fighting apparatus arrRed
Efforts of fhe firfmen to Cons
fine TIE blaze ie one hloek were
futile and. leaping viih iAe Wind
across su Intervening street fhe
fire caught the lotal stove ia
tory and corrcuod b. together
wi'h ar slloining Store ana
ether buildings Ia the block .ete
haEing inferno
TIE eharred holly of an a
identified mau vas removed from
the runs az the roominE house
al 3 o'clock lis register was
destroyed and the proprietor
ield officials that twe ether
guests were not accounted Ter
flrrmen tXpcSssi belief ifsf
oihtrs persisted q the flames aal
were waiting ier fhe debris la
cool sulficieeiix lefo7c tcrah (
g thorough in nfesfgafien.
TIE properiv damage IS osii-
mated az $4,000
oniy q wlac space of railroad
tracks prevented TIE flames frim
sprcsding inio the ihiekly pol-
lated residential section
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
THEMES ENTER TWO
CRESCENT CITY STORES

The Povsl drug efora e. Crrs-
csuf CTR was BROKEN irro and RIB
ies iaH niFEt e0rs dru7s psre
tzker buf - uonfy was found tr
tte thl Fes TIE icck rr The tack
Ger q ehe Brown groof-y stcre vas
ass hrotsn bsf the fheve. wrr
f-eatesed away bsfors thev could
Fei sEYfhiaE. scrrflnr tr saf rff
Kcbe~kor. vbose msu inVsatig5s e
fhe r5tbsrT-
a ruubs- - rob5er haze o.
Gard i1 Crescent 20 late.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
NecREcoRs RETURN
FROM TEXAS

Mr. and Mrs Gorge NeCreg0r
have rffsnu<d frm Texas where
Ceorgs has ben Attending 70 Oh
b8glnssa and Mrs. McCreH1r has
besn visiting friends "a For; Nlsrth
George Esys fhe weather in Texas
ls much warmer tbsn hff. and
that she grass il rrsen md the
tads ar appearing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
LOGAN COUNTY POULTRY
SHOW BEST EVER
Many Fine Pens shown Here
This Week Goth Annual IL
Oldest Show In State
Awards Made

The sosh annual poallf, show of
iosan county closed thla afternoon
following 4 most successful eshitlllea
q puie winning blras % thls sae
lion thl wealt-r Va IDEAL and the
poulltymon are 20 be congratulated
upon their energies aud efforts Ia
siaFing sueh a successful exposition
~ standard hifds
SATURDAY afternoon tho lanlof luda
ing contest. under The ausplolss u
county agent > n Wiley held ihs
boards " leading event ~ the dAy
The class was one oi lhe most en-
thuaiAtllc ever held aald tho sup
erlntendent and secretary u the
show The boys ana rlrla losi ~
time 10 eolns into the written cen
iesi looking with eyes ~ eapsfta "a
the birds presented for their lnsp {
ton and iadslng Avafda In ,hls
contest vii Be announced In Mon
dave issue - the Leader together
with all awards oi the adult classes
Charles G Ward % Marhan. pro
prlctor of Cedar spnnrs farm. said
the nhoN wa one of the best ever
hold IN the county Nr Ward has
not missed one large fhow Ia thlf
teen years aud IL a successful com
potllor In tho poultry industry FROM
tho state fairs 60 his opn caniy Ne
displayed forty birds a. iho i1gs
logan county exposition illa rlocks
aro Represented by barred foeka. buff
rocks and bufi minorssa ile vas
the winner Or feeopstake eo,kroi on
The present show
Among other exhibitor. Who sto
dividing their time between business
and poultry production 10 Dr 4. q
hliihaupt u Guthrie who presented
a wonderful showing ~ Polish breeds
There were tho white crested silver.
laced. and eolden laced and each pou
rled With tho other ia point u
beauty and interest 20 tho visitor
The doctor g also a breeder u The
Rhode Island red class
Thurman A. Tunsiall also lorai
breeder ~ Rhode Island reds Il the
successful winner u the awcepslsks
pen ~ birds ~ ihe shos Mr Tun.
stall is already making plans for =
large exhibition fDr next year
The togan county poultry afFecin
lion ia probably one u ihe eldest
poultry Organizations in the state
Dr G. B ilili q ihla city 1 one u
he pioneer expanenis ~ better poal
Try production and hla cahlblt ~
birds At the 1929 thoN is one % TIE
most ottfAitiff ah'Ah.
Dr. ilill has watched tho gfowth 0f
poultry raising IN ihis section wiih
interest ana zeal. for ~ early real
.Eed the value of chickens 81 home
md on the farm az a s'ds iiue to
Dther business pursuits
Tho logan coaniY association Nili
iold a meellng Monday ior the pr
pose ~ electlnr officers for the in
lomlng year A this meeting the
members viii probably aiop a plan
y requesting their laag iudss 70 sifs
hem short coare ~ inatruci.ona
his iudglaE duties and 81
10 20 give them a lecture ai an opsu
far The benefit n aii per.
sons interested tn better poulify
.aislng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
gAChs ONlTIIE ILLINOIS
SUFFERS FIRE Loss

Tseksorrfrs. Tiis. De- sG-Two
fairds . tie hsldIngs On TIE aoeth
side g ~ pztiir sQsare rere in
ruias aers today a. estimated lost
q f10eelf. a. . ref4f g fire -
unknopn o1gl1 early today
I've 1ulleirrn housing nre FIRMS
were p-sr.lelliY destroyed b lsufs
vhich stzr-s> s. e ocioak and yer.
zroagtt unser c,rtHol a. lss oeloci
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
REvlvhL ~ WEST SIDE
METHODIST CHURCH

Rse charlsk Elmer Chsp.er viii
oT,en - q revival seryscs IN tbe
H.ss+ side Nfthzdlst church The
eervle ar 70 open January 1fh
Sad la.t Batll fhe 2sfh Re- Frsnk
Mathis. essd % - q rssy briliant
paipfesr. = % y the reyiySist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
It's Up
TOAHied
Pr, fierS

HNt Y
q nraesl = = Ne Amsr,rsni.
mlsAi ssh y. ealsa "a - reum
n,eni msthoa cf ntfbsment faf
enc repant'un~ fr - apVes nt'Y
leiwss lhe ns,i move IA ths haaas
= tho tilted primiefa
rhh ANS fesn Fuswwsiea Alr
llushss specified "a. rftsrd a. sa
aliernal tss n TIE event thas tha
pr mi r a. ne rtrs mnesiux
HiaainH nsst rs astAy tii a. aet
heia fof aalnagmsfs amone sheas
ss'sea The ssegst4fy stressed the
yhe that sti'ensn Ne ~ ne ps
mefs eas 20 ~ hoped ~ lfe
painted oat sha ftlllns such n
AErremsng the world WArht he a
laF ihe smploYms ~ q ferubis
meius a. ooli,t Ana rlcan severn
msns fafpaAw IA that uaar.n
The paln esrum9 @ an -
statesmen that fha United lhatFs
uld os loak IN asor an 81.
tsmpt forrlhl. gofectA'n wsa
ipmied ~ Nr lluxha W hA al
dress End the finanonl esmmli-
sion plan pu, ffwara as an aitey
uailta ihai would opsa hopeta
N, Wy ior Amsfican hslpfalws
A. frN oandltlan uf appoint
meni ~ an ecoaonsle e,uualasA -
baweevr. Mf liashfa speeif,ed a.
lha whpla question ~ uefnmns :
capa iiy % faf and methoda q
paymvut mpss b. "taken oat -
poll,io 10 emph1alad tint the
distinguished nutnci - recomms "a
not only a plaa x layus M hal q
ihe smouni 20 he said - IN d,sa
lua,ion - for rn offirru and fh'
uocssnY u oberna political -
sluicft na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
Armed Bandits
Grab Payroll
or $4,000; Escape

tNe NAs ANsafietHd tftsAf
Cieeeiard. ceIo. De- so--Arrsec
hsraits this rsernins heio ~ tns
- r,asEsf q ths Fern oap src
scres SSr,pars. snc escapes ~ith
tns seoeao weekly pasroit fhe
nobcers snterea re cfflset q ths
eoupsry ~ith psteis era~u. TIE
pssrn&ster arc ~ arneu es<ort
~<rs osesht cff thslr eaara - Ne
saeeer "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
REAPER eUrs lnro
RANK 90 s9URs

Grim Reapsf Invaded the ranka ~
ssser thls seek vth feroeHi
Th0sa taken sere frnnk Ohmifh. a
IA Humphrey ~ a Mitchell } VI
nulinrs and . s Suits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
Governor
TOUnnaSk
The kLan
BULLETIN

New Orleans. Dec 50 Gov.
crnor John NJ Parker who has
ordered the public hearings into
the Morehouse KIDNAPPING situa-
tion has openly denounced the
X. X X. He has directed
thorough investigation and has
been quoted As declaring uhai he
was determined 20 tear the
mask eff the klan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
cAa s1RvlcG Foa
MIphlaHr EuNNnAI

Street c.f eili rue unlli after mla
niEht f3nlrhi la order = aeeomcaa,e
those sho attend the mldnlsht fan
erai services ior ne late william "
Mitchell a. Nasenle Temple
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
REy FRED MILLS WILL
FILL PULPIT HERE SUNDAY

Rer Pred Niles son = NJ and
NrF " r Niies u fhis city. and
nos Pastor u Fgrsf n L. church. q
cofe. 10 rm preseh tomorrow
morning - the Flrss Nefhodlst|
chsrch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
FHlEHos NAY siaw aopv o.
LATg Nm. n mrcHElt

TIE bady of ". d. Mitchell uill a.
~ state ai ihe oid aiasonlc Temple
from 20 a -. to ~ = m sunday Tor
The public who cannot atend me
fansrat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

he fplssx4r uszr-.aEe iieens-s
5aHe bs<r ssuet goha Wo-ts =
Surmsn. -sor0hr Ran =. okshom9
Ci-T- A--bur Fe-uc-f Kemp. p
erf Rnbv EGris Dsrtn-r~ -. boa
- Ealbsz EuE ~ lard Ne
Doren 1s sns D--osty WIkss
Dsbtenf e q, Csta-ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
BANKS TO CLOSE ALSO pus-
Lfc OFFICES. NEW YEARS pAv

/ Al banks IN TIE city wiil - closed
al day Nsw Yeara Clty and county
officers and some of the stores wili
also b closed % aonday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
pouLraY sAow oeen SUNDAY

The Logan county poultry show
vii be open 70 the public sunday and
Monday Sunday from 70 8 D. m.
and Monday from . toip m
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
Ardn1Ore
Hit By
Big Blaze
BULLETIN

~ 10 AsFII lF7Nt fTNHR
Aramore. Dec. 50 Al least
one person was killed and two
blocks Of frame hasinexs build
ings were destroyed in a. early
morning FIRE here today Two
ether persors are reported miss
ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
WEATHER

New Orsesns Dsc "a Ter rfytt
rnsstfies azd cosdsr- ~r.6sr far
colssr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

'fanu lNtat t..s fitaNQe fi.eiS so
Aboa1 1000 persons made exhibits
az The ialrs there werc between 5000
end 1000 premiums awarded and
1900 warrants were being sent out
10 winning exhibitor
Tho faif BOARD Il viii ho seen have
kept the general expense of the fairs
down "a a vori small increase bui the
amount - premiums won has more
than doubled aud the board Ia M
against q diifial problem 60 provide
for this great increase which will
probably grow tull more the coming
year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Ner Nrs Hsrr b Rosoa
credited with having writ ehirtf
insurancs g.oicieF for NOR. thsn
81 80 900 each, and sevrsl q 81
rsa 600. died
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30
Amount o Premium Awarded

Fairs ...#... 81 .t44 90 a. n9s gs
Guthrie County fair ilfSgeo $50 s5
Total Premiums ia.esi.so tsatt1o
Al general ospenao of an fain out
eide u premiums fidl7tS tisoi 60
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

fntenf NJ nce as-kIb ~ N
shaiihis barker. Who oWued con
t-oi % fhe Wee'err Etstr rrmsr
c-mpznT and the Ceff ysiis hrfck
cam an. sed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

Emniestaarr No Sterling Oak
brother-ln- - Mrs Woodrow
M9lsoa. died
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-30

wsshinrs o. Admln.ssrason lozd-
rs said eanEr0ss soou would M
aese1 tor an aprrolr ta pro-
vide for mech u.oal chsnEes . give
nstai guns gr ~ etgstio-l aud
cons sd. lly hrrar ranc s.
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-03-31
INTER- POST BOTLINarf> {, Ale :

INTER POST Bo7l1N>GAE:
affair the reputation Post.
grac5 tumble after all the things
seid you last it
might have
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-03-31


141onde l65 Isl l34 As
Cantrell
BASKETBALL
The Sporting game Haines
Natives
Lager % -. While not Basketball
od The Of roofing alnee Tho always in the
Lead, their
Watts 8
6tidha1 Std
off ceiling
throw for basket Acklin played his usual
little
games natives
strong the Eanes the
limit
Clarity
last trip the realm lose
draw, W. will royal
P1Ay-o7F FOR POST BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIP:
It's Co."E" # lowing teams get
together play-off
IL dom start something
both
eve" to"l on Champ onship team, anyhow.
INDOOR SPORTS;
We suppose dingus in
che Gay"ron the uniform
is Shirt Flowing
However,
Last nigt and made it,
fay IT, altho it's too
I0T ctAe1
in
FISHING We want garrison
Tue 1roDting EDITOR is story
u1del to
Gig that got away.
WIT told aStve
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-03-31

BASKETBALL GALE IN HALVES:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-15

A Section OF Any Dance Floor. The Couple At The
Extreme Lett Are Trying The Light Fantastic For
The First Time Since The Year They Were Married
About The Time The Maxixe Was All The Rage.
They're Not Getting On Very Well. In The Back
Ground Is The Young Man With The Fas-
cinatins Line Oh The Killing Things He's
Saying To Bernce-The Rascal! Next. Is
! !
The Very Large Man And The Very Little
\ Girl. The Very Little Gid Is Fond Of Sing
N ing With The Music The Man Doesn't
~ Sing He Just Perspires And PerspIes.
~ And Lastly There Is The Flapper With The
Bodied Hair. Who losses Her Head And
Gets Her Hair All Over Her Partner Face.
Thereby Running The Risk OF Bringing On
His Hay Fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-15

Don't You &c, 1t Into Your Head For One
Minute That All The Good Dancers Grow In | he
CITY. Just Look At All The Tricky Exhibition
Stuff Mr.. And Mrs. Fred Herring OF Hallbut.
Indiana. Are Putting Over! See All hat
Lovely Fringe On Mrs. Fred's Sweater. And
Learn Once And For All That Country Folks
Can Be Just As Up-To-Date With Their Sport
Clothes As City People.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-10
Two New Locations
in Graham District

Two new locations have been made
in the Graham field by the Cotton
helt Petroleum company on its Scott
Sparks lease in section 30.as9 9w, and
operations on both will be started at
once The locations are: No. on the
Sparks farm, in the center OF the
southwest of the southeast OF the south
west quarter of section S0-2s.9w, north
offset 20 the observation-disclosures.
horn No. Bennett and diagonal north.
east offset TO the Magnola-J. II. Ben.
net No. ., which extended Graham pro
duction one fourth of mile 10 the
west The other location is its No. 1
on the Sparks farm, in the center OF
the southeast of the southeast of the
southwest quarter OF section 30-2s2w. II
twin 10 its No. ! sasser on The same
lease
The Cottonpeit Petroleum company is
underreaming the 31G inch casing
in its No. 1 on the Dunlap farm, in
the center OF The southeast of tile south.
asst of the northwes. quartz: CT sec.
tion 3l-2s2w. with the total depth Of
the hole IN sandy lime showing gas
ut 2GG1 feet The operators are cx
periencing considerable trouble with
castings and cayings.
Patsy OH company Kirk OH company
have completed the derrick for theil
/ No. l On the Primer farm in the cen
ter Of the northwest % the southeast
/ Of the southeast quarter Of section 81
2s.2m, Iarthest southeast location ir
the pool, and IRE rggirg up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-10
Federal Petroleum
Revision Approved

The interdeparmrntal Petroleum
Specifications committee announces
that its latest revision Of the federal
Specifications for petroleum products
was approved by The federal .peciflca
lions board on October 81
The one outstanding change in the
specifications is in motor gasoline. the
initial boiling point being lowered TO 80
degrees c. llSl degrees F) and the 30
per cent point raised to roo degrees g.
1892 degrces FJ When the speciflca
tons for motor gasoline was last amend
I'd In 1919. it was hoped that the specl-
ricatlons would he satisfactory for at
least two years II has actually been in
effect three years, ana Improvements
in the refinery practice In this period
have Indicated that the specifications
could be modified TO advantage. This
has accordingly been done. The specifi
cation for domestic aviation gasoline
has been modified 10 allow the use uf
cracked gasoline in cases where the ma
teria is 70 be used within three months
A corrosion test has been substituted
for the doctor test in the specification
for mineral spirits Grade Of Liberty
aero and motor cycle oil has been drop
-ped as this oil is not being purchased
al the present time. A few minord
changes have been made in some Of the
other specifications.
The specifications IN force previous
10 October 81. are given in Technica
paper 305 OF the Bureau OF mines, ans
the methods adopted by the committed
Tor testing petroleum products in tech
nical paper 29S. II is planned 10 pub
lish the revised specifications. together
with the testing methods. as trchnica
paper No. 1928 which win be issued b,
the bureau of mines as soonias possible
The interdepartmental committee hel,
In open meeting on July 3. and com
meats and criticisms on the specilica
lions and testing methods We're consid
cred, and such changes as were adopte'
are INCORPORATED in the I,N.s.3 s't o
specifications.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-10
EXPLORERS SEEK
A MISSING LINK
IN new GUINEA
Traces of Superman Thought
to Have Lived Centuries
Ago Sought BY Two
Young Australians.
By MILTON BRONNER

LONDON - A plgmy race with tails
The missing link
Man eating lizards
Great white marble cities built long
ago by 4 race of supermen-
These are some of the wonders which
two young Australians are going to
seek in the wilds of New Guinea, the
last great uneNplored region on The
earth's surface.
They are Lucius O. L. Connolly and
Neal McNeal who have gone together
on expeditions ever since childhood
But none presented the dangers Of their
latest exploit
In an exclusive Interview with
NEA service Connolly told Of their
plans.
Few people realize" he said that
New Guinea is the largest island in
the world outside OF Australia And il
is the one about which least is known.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-10
District Tick Man
Pleased With the
Local Conditions

r. j Ball of Durant. district agent
in charge of tick eradication work in
southern Oklahoma counties, is in Ard
more going over the work done in Car
ter county by the local agent w. p.
Martin.
Mr. Ball stated last night he was
very much pleased with conditions in
this county. and hopes to see the good
work kept up in order that the deadly
tick may never return.
1T is not only necessary to extermi'
nate the tick.p Mr.. Ball said, but 1t
IS equally necessary that he should be
bept in subiugaton, II the work is
to amount to anything
Carter county has been above the
quarantine line for some time, but il
has required lot of vigient work on
the part of The county agent to see
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-10
Big Stock Increase
Ratified Ey s o. N J.

The standard Oh company of Sew
Jersey stockholders have ratified th.
increase lu authorized common stools
from $4,000 OOO 10 sj25OOOOOO aud pto-
posed stock dividend of 400 per cent Boz
S2j par ,hlres according 10 adr.c.s
from New York Common stock oui
standing VIII be- approximately 500.
100000. balance Of about 1900 600 shar,-
to be held In the treasury TO meet THE
futafe needs OF ih company