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The daily Alaskan., 1922-08-10

Do you of getting your advertising copy pre- pared early?
 old friend procrastnaton He's cousin to the COW tail
 Why follow, when can lead?
 pgns all your customers shopping until half hour beo you closing what would haPpou You know Ii aop make great confusion you and your customers would store dissatisfied.
 We'll in way that's you the to do You hour your copy and when reaches the 0 fee you expect the composo do hours work in one
 be
 The result is that your slapped together in great haste without proper display cant be ot erwise
 Stop that old habit putting day the last hour and tbe las, minute your copy the newspaper office
 Get think and prepare properly Then send it to the newspaper three days ahead That will give the newspaper time to prepare your advertisement properly
 You can see the logic better ads better service and better results.
 That's what you want That's why advertise.
 Give he newspaper a chance.
 Apply the Golden Rue-suoners Weekly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
OkMUlCEE BANK PROBE
IS NEARING END
Auditor Report. However Not
To BE Published Until the
Grand Jury Completes
rs Work

okiahnusA CTS Frh Cuupe.
tion % the preha halns coadasiaa lnlo
tae lraetaeilona 81 che defan0t hash
q Commffyo 81 okmalsee a. expected
snon a,,ofilus a slaisuleni % Frsi
rafkiuaou. siafe lnslsete ana asAm
'nc aren hls ssafn feum there Thr
f"ut IS lho rfnhs elli be n'thbrhi
however, Hnin the sfaad isrf oua 49,
el.sa lh-fr fetfnt'y Finishes tts wosa
he aald
rafklafon feiafued e. tha eaplli so
ailtend ia foai.ae An.lpssa af hls of.
ile' tew dasa ~ ain IS back e.
uAmulssr aier. he sa'a althea i ,Ar
Nelnai wefk oi lhs pfuhs 3. being eaf.
~ 90 bf t~u aHaisiaria
ueurer . short attorney general
2 afl'l Ia oAnH'aer nofAns on tiaa.
f'f ihe feopeulns X iho fails,i laaA
Confidence that hi. efforts an \.
aa0rsssfai il Al russea ~ aa~f
Parkinson asii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
II Doesn't Pay To
PiayGood Samdri
tan These DAYS

New York reh. e. Police today
were seeking good sarafltana' ~ho
assisted tso hs~ York bus nsea
men Who ~sfe robbed o. gems AMI
currency amounting 70 more thAa
tib5 900 ~hen they fe unconscious
~ fainiinn npslit
Leo sherman. Manhattan diamond
IMPORTER. tainted in thc Times
square cub Nay When he awaken
cd IN bellevue hospital some time
later. he announced BE had hesa
robbed % diamonds which he said
we're worth $4,000. Tire name o.
the second victim has not been
made known. Ne lost $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
To Strike Or Not To
Strike, the Question

Washington. feb g5 secretary ei Lahor DAVIS hal na
aiH determine the action contemplated 3 President
Harding io bang about conference hftaesn he biumnous
coH operators aud mine operators prior 20 April Vs. Wage
tssiur a iuinn fields esquire that nui
upon h, failure 10 replace thfu with agreements
suffered lie, tc followed bs naou.aie strike affecting
al unun operators
4 Understood that appeals being sent FROM ndl.
vdu compae, and operators n different states asking them
70 meet with The committee a. the United Nne Workers wheh
Is authorized io deal Tor the ununs Tho government main
tanning he position that provision n the existing national
eoftfat absolutely binds ihe operators eunsidrr
hifh th unions the question o writing national
menf % supefsrdc the expiring The difficulty
eounier,d said Is due 70 The practical dsoluion Within
the aa II the mnie operators organization capable w
dealing with labor national basis As consequence it
SAID. The government has organization with which
deai
Tb. difficulty viii NOT be allowed Interfere wlh the
deeded upon however the labor department vi
appeal ~ a II the persons who have represented the
owners preparation of national and semi national wage
agreements under supervision during the war
The operators of the mines was SAID were
determined 10 force tr4acton the scale whe the
union representative have been bound bS national consrn
ton Il fher organization stand for maintenance of
present sales and u addition for sik ho,r working dag
and five day week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
GUTHRIE GIRLS WIN
TWO DEBATES FRIDAY
III Reno DISCLAIMERS Defeated In
Two Well Staged Forensic
Battles One Here. One
IN NJ Reno

Nosie- day aifernoon vas banaef
da} .u forensic ier the lo,ai h.sh
school raf fls negative team
consisting s, Nsle.lue laeiAe W
ma Ncsare and af4ry Bethel dsicsi
ed ihe ~ Reuo affirmative team sss q
ferday afternoon at the hish sehooi
sutiioram rhIs team io-t % Okla
homa ciis seek aeo esd it S o.
smAl sifisisetan ta fhe e.fls 4ad
theif caa, her Is brrak even
The Guthrie affirmative team "a
AIDED fl Reao lesi raay and after
= hott4 contested terta. stue .lc
same oat alnnes Tae iram ws.
"ou..'osed of Rafh Msrsarei Rae
MARY Ahce nseF and rhems Cabl
faes g-s aiso ieei iaaf debate el,a
sAaNnee "a aaaA aga
The hish seAqe. iasty lro4a 81
these 'ouHs 'aa'es Tha have ac-t.
ed ions and hard g ia hf0eur
Question IAeIr coaet Nls. Steaan.
romes "a Oar her share - tho hono
Too sha has eltrn ereai amount s,
time and THIS .a addition to hs
nne rrsllor CLASSES n ls % ho "a
'aat somci.m, So the near f.tnre th6
ruthr.e hieh school viii maIuialn
fesuiar deparimcni 81 pahii, spaas
'ns since ~ rari Il school work
more Im oriAut
The hoy dehafer. pill lniion oos
~ Dounei 3 spa ring no time nor
WORK IN rsf'nr the ta,s 10 goad
taai- for Aa contests Ina hisa
p hoal authorities h1., Thar the p S.
pie q Guih-ie win realize thai us
students ar er.liiy concerned in rhs
matter - debate and oraiory ana
mat these youthful srasers nc.d
''ert curoHfA .cmenf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

Shawnee. FEB 35-llert Is the
platform adopted by the Farmer.
Labor league in session here. which
nominated Walton. of Oklahoma City.
for governor
70 relieve the disirvsed condition
of the farmers aud all other labor
inr people of Oklahoma on whose
welfare the prosperity n our entire
state depends aud 10 make the state
government more responsive 10 the
wishes and vel being # the people.
the Farmer-Lab0r Reconstruction
League appeals 81 all voters. ire
speetise Of party to support the can
didatcs endorsed by this convention
pledged 70 the carrying out Of the
following program.
l. We believe the disclosures show
that the Bank Guarantee fund and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

p Worth Tex Feh x Coy J
?. 4 Robertson ara party of ok,a.
nolai mereiants. sho have teen on
q tour Of Mexico. arrived here tho
morning They AT rest rnfr nom.
hsfore proceeding 70 oklahoma ctg
Robertson expressed confidence in
the Chregou effort % make sieai %
a stable government and 30 lid fhe
other members ~ The .4r.v ffa a..
,Hned 70 comment on ihe Juice
Christopher case cr ether tnte-nai
Oklahoma Affairs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
Gambler
KiILSMan
For Coin

Sc lo~e a. le fea Afsn
Moore ~ a salesman lor n,o sgo. 4
e'mpaay adaiuol 60 ghe i.aiise ttis
mora.ax shat he had shci sad lilled
Chfls A Heller . toi,hef "a als horne
safh "wednesday mcrs, ns ana hat
ssuuFad nearly q SEQ ia oAsh Aloafe
confessed eitel t.s hous a. aflllne
The poll,e f,and the money 81 ssi.
la two TN cant a shed eaeA ~
Noora harm
Noore bad ! en, rNesdas uiess ana
early wsanssia, monlaf nmhlns
A'roai eslock - narrowed the mogor
eaf 81 me uensf 81 the sor drlus
arlor ehsae Do hal h,en iaaiiue
cards de,larinr D. Wa soius home
g so shave iis relnnrs ihe ea,
'a a. hour
he frsi ,lae The ioaea fnte teI
% the ldsni.n q che sls a. cane
nin man - ysid ihe aon
:. Noala sise itsm the leep 5000
SER of the cae used la the AsnE
,or hait the reward offered hy the
soanll court lo thc aYne rha %
ilcc imtld tAe opneffaIa 81 ihe ,af
and che owner ied them Woola haI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
GROCERY elan ASSIGNS

Miller q frsary eroeess. made an
assiEnmen'. todas % A liuff-
siatier % ihe Danpsn Produce o.
y . Fcnson. ~ tie williamson.
Haiseif Frazier 20. And q ".
Winter Toiai Indebtedness Is given
az s359se7 creditors represent
fl1sss - $500 q the Indebtedness
IS hank note and f2o9 for rent.
Asseis are listed a. e so3 81. divided
Hdsn. t21po. fsrnharc. f2ies %. .
good aooounfs. $500 cnb $40.
The firm says H has been losing
money f0r several months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

assets have been looted, and that there
has been graft IN other departments
II state. and we demand prosecution
to The limit If the bandits whether
publie Officials or private citizens.
? We favor laws.
To squeeze the water from stock
Of al public corporations aud re-
ducc the rates charged for gas. light
aud other necessities and providing
for cities 70 take over gas. light and
other utility plants: aud for the
state 10 take over such as the Okla
homa Nat.iral. to the end that extor-
fionaic rates may be- prohibited which
have heretofore grown ont Of or been
made possible b. fraudulent valuation
Of such companies.
Grade Farm Products
,. Coering the grading and mar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
CIVIC Gil H. 10
HOLD JOINT MEETING.

Faere all BE- joint meeting 81
the Rotary aud tiQns o.ab next Wed
nesday a the lone az 1878 Al
Ro'arians and Lions are ur.ed ,o ar
ff"s9ni g. fcar Jamc1 y Fiisn
ReSional Exefuii,e of D., souts ~
America. ninth reElon q Texas cs-
'ahora ant Ncv Mexlso JIM Fhcn
viii he here a,l week for Grand f.odre
meeting Come oai 20 hear Ilm
This meeting v.l take the plsces of
the regular Tuesday and Friday
meetings = thc clubs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
POLICEMAN SLAIN BN
UNKNOWN CHICAGO AssAssiNs

Chicago f.h Patrolman Mlths
'aei Foreman . Ar,o. iH VAS lrob-
ably fatally wounded easily today
*aen De nas shot ihroash the head
20 men .n an aatouobi ie ~hlle stand
iag guard in front ~ ihe summit
state hank she uindons ~ uaieh had
been shattered hy ihe explosion -
dynamite 10 McCook quarry near1y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
pAio ,so.ooo oeAn poLicy

The Penn Mutual LIE Insurance
Company today paid the John Dcln
estate check FOR $4,000. fhss be-
ing the amosnf - Hfe Insurance
arTied ~ the late Mr Dean IN THIS
cOupans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
pHoalso mUaorH o.
FoRmfR oUrnHiAs

~ u shuman. ~ kaa~s ci,y
is ln the eiiy making Inquiries rei..
llfe e. Sire John nneAer uho -
murdered rhlls fslurnlnr home from
dance iu Kaneas cay three .sska
ago q fsstlps that vrs Raeasf
~aa go eafly dav resident q cath
fis Der uaaisn nanu saa Ffns Qua.
i#f She had svpafsfsd from her
hsHbsnf. Joaa haeksf who eorAea
one timv o. = J. Hsnman Aosara
iag = shiFman naoksr has diaap.
peafea from Kansas city and
frag net Is 1ut for him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

amount Of $1,000 ou farms and Ia
city homes farm implements, squsp
igeni aud tools and mechanics eiulp
ua1lt
2 10 amend the workmen com.
peusation Law, providing insurance
and other features ia line with the
Ohio law and demanding labor laws
for women and children and provld.
ing special attorney 10 enforce the
same; limiting the issuancc Of injunc-
tions; providing for the union label
on state printing; a car limit Law
effective factory aud railroad inspee.
ton for the promotion Of safety Of
workers. and patrons.
Tax Corporations
s. Amending the constitution so as
10 tax the gross earnings Of public
fcontInued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
SlIIT STORM
WISCONSIN TERRIFIC

Green Bay Wis Rob Is The
probable tama 'r uroa4tf ay the
s.eei storm In thc Apsieion distr {
communication eiih shieh was -.
ias.ishci from Green Bay ~ noon to
dag wlii suerced two mIrion dollars
3 aas reliably reported tnnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
Woman Held As
One OF Three
Who Robbed Bank

osnissn. fss. 80 ~ rAfse
neA aed tso ~eesn. tsiisxta - bs
sse,rbsrs ef a. aaterustIs tNsft
Fiaa ~efs sffstisa sses lsst nIEnt
st heuss - . residential a.atfEsf.
fhey are slss shessNt - nave tssu
seanestsd ~tth rohtefs 80 ths
Raseena state bsvk a. Rassnra
nssf here Wednesday r.eht -
shsuffs aspartnset anneuntsa
rhslr rarsa ~ln bs ~lfhAsla anst
sisth psfsae - affestss. efflssfs
SAD
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
Another State
Bank Is Forced TO
Close Its Doors

Aramsre. FEB .s-rhe state
National aaas. ere % tne oIaest
insfitutions In Arsmore. failed -
epen - doors this rcfnlao
hss4no been sisseo ~ the satonA
bank examiner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
i-PONEk PACIFIC TREATY
REPORTED FAVOR ARIl

Washlaston- Feo - The fou.
veTer Pac-fic treaty together vlth lts
supplements and a resersa;ioa and
Tie naval Limitation and Submarine
treaties. were ordered favorabiy re-
ported today by the senate soreizn
relations commlttee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
40 tARLf Acrioa ~
nAsk noAan

An oflitiAl oosne,tet eslh a.
stats hankins ioara sald ,stay,
1h" banking hoArd stn ,aAs -
as'len relative 20 sba Guthrie hana
failures ueih 'hs matters snsasins
ihs attention ~ tho l.afi At Okm,.i.
4se ere dlHpisel ~ This via ts
Shout April % Esaminsr rarAin.
'"A hha finished Ne iavrstlxatlou a.
oAmalssr hut biz ~ofh has ashsns
e e 9Th ihe taahlaa BOARD f.,s.
#ineoaa sort Is ukmulsse l. com
f'fiei bui ihe results wEl nos b.
si'rn oai pniH sitter lhs srand mry
meets l'arAlasoa ana NJ d.pa,ls.
#'i hesin az examination - uuhris
hi'ei BANKS the ntidls ~ March
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

President Harding vii dcll,er gef.
sunaliY 20 congress early next week
the administration pian fof extension
~ AID 10 the American mer. hani Ha
fine il wac said today a. the White
House
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
10 Launch
New Rules
q ftuoy
thfsal = 81. sehosl t1r-
sfihisat alAla isleafsa fras
fee,atil @iY syvrY euu,Hninitf
m tpw ~ies. nearly 400 -
ghsm. hefe nest NaufAF.
Feh - atlnad taa a.

uAai CONVENTION q ~ - .Afineent q
orinienisafs 81 ne Nstioaal fia
0ation kssssislion
f'ot,lss eife.tinF iha e,h,sas.on ~
mlllens "a Amerlsaa fhaaam ~ll b.
als,usssa ~ fhs sslassiets resisloaa
sffisra si ia the rsaseasloa ehieA ls
,he utc.i lapasisai sdasatioaAl a..
semfif hrif IN Amefta eil - 70
neteA ~ haaigeaa 81 h~al sshoul
,fsirma 9aieusheal she ssafff un
esFesfed losi lh|a meetlnn wii slt.
ness ihn fufmaaiIaa ~ feastsi
eiasaiipati nrNsy mnfh u,aae araaits
than nat eb.sh nos sslats
a q Jones sapsuaisaasmi ~ sas
puhlls shoela a firsplani u pres.
asnt - Ne tspanmsat ~ ~hpera
lrHdtai, announces that ghe oatstad.
lns 4asst'ons before ths eaasuniloa
~ill -
shall eayestloa ia ihe tassd
"itt"# H# nAtnuthard
What kiad % sdusatlaa shall ~
sn.'hs4iasd ia the taitr.l States
what ,ne. q hallsnni ant ~rap
menf ss nseard Is iaeHita, sshl knt
" eiufa allsuf
llu~ shall fublif education ~ n
ranrrdf
iio~ ahall ,hii moneg b. spent 40
q. g rf'.luse ths larxeai rstarn 20 las
country
what pfodu,t have - risht 4,
eAisrct iFum osir system ~ rd.,cas.aa
a Hf'a' m~lofiiY ~ ait tn~ city
school satoflnfenisais ~ Amwlea a
esre,tad @ sitsad sAls mastias
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

The Old Carlo refinery. north 81
the city. Is an asset q the defuncz
CkishcTa sac bsnk Oslsh0ns
City xiil try 70 o5tzin Il. zhe8 Il T.
Eo.d ~ the banking board
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
NAN wro STOLE 4 DODGE
CAR FROM VAN roozER CAUGHT

Harrs Thayer fle nsn eho. by
false Representation. secured rev
Dodge car from J . Van Hio0zer
iasi eeck has been captured In Nca
Mexico and Sheriff Robertson wsH s3
there y brine him lack here for
trial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

After q enlng siixhtiy i gher today,
the cotton market fell or and femalh :
ei moderately depressed during fa
fest - the session. finally closing nst
losses 81 five 20 ia points. WITH MaFea
at sls.sl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
70 cfrY tspenss


The ehils xrouud sofk for tha
nAmbsripF and namins x olty .treols
has heca eomoiesed - tAs sasou
rash Motor Co The i-alanee o. the
iqb ~ia he eoanpleted before Apru
aeeofdlnf = bln legh C4y eom
missipn gave aathoriiy 10 tae mo,os
company % 10 this ~ors And NJ
municipal rspease i eataned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

Announcement uf thc new posi
master general 20 succeed Wi1 az
Hayes whose resignation n become
effective March q pAl ~ made ueAt
Tuesday. it was sad to-day 1T tht
White Hoass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
Harding
10 Oppose
NavyShsh
sul,1r,s

~ashinsson. FEB - - pfeslderi
naru ne 10 onoerstooo % have tola re
paelieaa members q the hooss naNai
eemnittee a the White rouse eon
terence toosy that while ne fst soris
reaYesien saculc te raoc N the nasy
personne tns tctai numoef % enilstsa
rner ouent ret 70 te e4t 20 eight
Thousand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

The funeral q Earl polds. son of
Fcderal clefk A. c. Do,ds "a. held
Thursday. ts Monrosla. Calf. Mr..
and Mrs Doids. tho parents we're a,
the bedside Of their son when he
passed away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

According TO Nrs ,i81io~s euu
meration for is--. Loxan coaniy has
ssss white maies and zoo ~hne
females ATTENDING hooi. there arr
1876 colored supiis 10 TIE c5unfy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

George sZ7zker. an cxperieu -
Ford car nan. has iolne5 t.e ss1on-
Pash Motor Co. lie Tih have charge
of the sales department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

Mr and NsF Paul IS emY hns
two ehldrea and nurse Mss = an
speneer aro dead ag sania na n
oa-f fornla frnm suffuesiion ls sac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
TWO BAsssr SAIL TEAMS
AEag MONDAY

There rAi b. 80 saeitlns ha.k.s
'aii games piaysi Indoors at city haii
Monday nght wheu Guthrie Klrls
meet the Marshall gilg team and oar
boys play wlth Marshall boys.
The first game vii start p~omttig
- 30 oeiosk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
PROFITS FROM p,o sAls

The Logan county rix .Ale AZ
duihail was a hummer. The receipts
amounted 20 ss,ioe. according to I'd
HeHiff, asstloseer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
nlss Davis 70 plRecr

.sitiin Pretty all BE- given b
rome fsicnt MACH 3 ~ t1e Guthrie
thes,re Nilirod Davis pln direct.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

House committee has difnue.Y
leet1d the aales tnA lau fog raising
the soldier bonus
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
WIRE FLASHES

delegation nf NouFoeamen WI
visit thn pTu osci nitrate rlant at
Naseie shea'a 1oeo haa bs g so'
aside mr fhe tap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25
for Every H. Is Included In FormerLabor Platform

kefing Of farm products Cor the pro.
lection Of the farmer and consumer,
including an anti-diserimination Law
in both buying and selling and the
establishment Of warehouses. eleta.
iors, mills aud the like where nee.
essary. 10 protect the people against
oppressive m0nOpolies. aud nm
amendment to the cooperative law IN.
clndlng banking
4 To relieve ienantry on the farm
and in the city by placing the credit
Of The state back Of an effective home
ownership law
State Bank
5. To establish a state bank which
shall be a depository Of the funds Of
the state aud It's subdivisions.
s. To exempt from taxation heads
Of families on improvements to the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

A aneai powder islef IT. uhtry o4f
% Chicago 'aet nlihi roekoe tha, eltg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

New OrIeans. Feb. S.-Tonieht znl
Sunday czrs-y cloady with rising ten
persrre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

fcoaun1ei - Page
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-25

Grade Farm Products
coering the grading and mar
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
ARCHITECTTO
SAVE PARK
BOARD MONEY
Frank B. Hunter Engaged as
Adviser on City Build
ing Projects.

Thousands of dollars in architects fees
on public building projects will be
saved by the employment today Of Frank
b. Hunter. architect, 902 State Life
building, to be architectural adviser for
the board of park commissioners, Mayor
Shank said.
He will plan and supervise all city
building and remodelling for $1,000 a
year. Some years the city spends from
$4,000 to $4,000 year in architect per-
eentages. The Shank administration has
almost a million dollars worth of build
ing construction in prospect. Architects
regularl ycharge from to ~ per cent
Of the contract price for their services.
While Hunter Is employed by the
park board he will be transferred To
other departments when needed so all
city building will come under his super
vision, and his salary will be divided
among various boards.
Creation Of such an Office was promised
by Mayor Shank few days after he went
Into office, Jan. 2.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
RILEY MEDALS
TOBEREWARDS
NSCHOL ARSHIP
School Board Given Fifty-Five
BrOnZes for Awards in
High Schools.

James Whitcomb Riley memorial
medals. struck IN 1915 In celebration Of
the sixty-sixth birthday anniversary of
the famous Hoosier poet and done In
bronze by dorado Taft, the celebrated
sculptor, will be awarded annually by
the indianapolis board Of school com
missioners to one graduate OF each OF
the three high schools in the city In rec
IGNITION of a distinguished scholarship
record, 1t has been announced.
Fifty five Riley medal. have been given
to the school board for this purpose by
the Riley medal committee, of which
Hugh NICK. Landon is chairman. Menu
bers Of the active committee are Carl
II. Lieber. William Forsyth. DR.. Carrie
ton B. M.Culloch and Evans Woollen.
The following plan of award. suggested
by the committee, will be followed by
the school board:
"A Riley medal shall be presented to
a graduate of each of the Indianapolis
high schools at the annual commence
ment, who is among those of highest
average in the class for the entire high
school course.
"If a pupil finished high scnooi IN less
than the maximum number Of four years,
he shall be eligible for consideration in
this competition.
mo graduate shall be eligible for con-
sideration in this competition who shall
not have spent his entire high school
period in the Indianapolis high schools
1.-THE individual high school shall ar
range the details for making its award
in, tbaf haSf ahS
traditions and best conform to the con-
ditions within that school.
"A suitable statement Of award Is to
accompany each of the fifty-fye medals. .
The medals are done IN bronze, and
the diverse side shows a profile Of Riley
with the words James Whitcomb Riley
Poet of Hope and Cheer-Lover and
Friend OF Mankind" and the dates
1870 1916" on that side On the re-
verse side of the medal is a symboliza-
ton Of Riley's poetry.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
LOngdOn Named to
Succeed DIR. Goblin

GREENCASTLE Ind. June prof.
Henry B. Longdon has been named sue
cessor to DIR. Hillar A. Bobin. vice presi-
dent of De PAW University. whose resig
nation has been accepted by the board
of trustees. DIR. Goblin. II is announced,
will write history of De PAW cover
ing the forty-two years Of his association
with the university.