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The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
Harry Thomas for Commissioner

Harry H. Thomas who is candidate for the Republican
for County Commissioner from the First District
born in Ohio forty years and to Delta County in
He resides his ranch property in the Gunnison val
lev and cattle the Battement and has been
farming and in live stock stock business.
Thomas is of the leading of his section,
full his business and of the and
ability make energetic and capable County Commits
pays sufficient that he is interested in
economical and efficient County management.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

The best cream to whip is good.
rich cream, from "a to 48 hours old.
says the United States Department
of Agriculture. It should contain at
least 80 per cent butter fat to pro-
duce ideal results. and be kept very
cold. Pasteurization tends to lower
the whipping quality OF the cream.
and homogenization is very harmful
to It, Combined they practically des-
troy the value OF cream for whipping.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
READ NEWS
. . . . . . . = 80 (

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Swan and family
took dinner with the Turner family
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Mathews OF Gar
net Mesa attended church in Read
Sunday evening.
Mrs. A M. Crawford called on Mrs.
w. F. Doyle Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. B. Dunham accompanied her
daughter Mrs. Fred Williams and
children to their home in Crawford
Monday Of this week. Mrs. Williams
had been visiting here for a week.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

Wooley went down in a car to meet
them.
+. Last Wednesday morning the team
Of mules belonging to Mr.. v. L. Penn
ber got frightened and ran away.
breaking up his wagon and about all
his milk bottles and smashing things
generally. however. no one was hurt.
which Is considered lucky.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

The batting average of the college
student are all published In the news
papers. but you will have to go to the
Deans ofilce II you want to know
their scholastic standing.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Keough.
Wayne and Thelma, Mrs. Brocker,
Mrs. Schonhurst and son. VIM. and
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Lawlor..
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

The fall OF European cabinet does
not create much excitement here. but
thenewspapers use black headlines
when the ball team hires some play
ers.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

Some people who Joined the Back
to the Land movement are reported to
have built their garages before they
did their COW barns.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25

The reckless men who spend satur-
day afternoons cleaning up the back
yard, might reflect that II they let II
alone perhaps their wives would do
It.
The Delta independent., 1922-08-25
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. Sapero. the Denver specialist.
will again be in Delta at the Delta
Delta Hotel, Monday, September 4th.
and examination free.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
soc 5gs~ELs PEACHES
FROM cNE ORCHARD

W1~1w4r&- A9r. - -EsxAk shasaS-
sz1 AzsAess & Essesas SeaeAes tTrz
cas c-rh2rss. sszz&s IKE sssa
sscry. ant sAs i sac essshHs&rs ESsesSa
CO III e-es nsw hs-ng harvesss@ ~
Easssy a-a E1sxs-<- fzvrn lhszr lls
ners erwA4-a. ea@ ar& three fc@EgAs
mixes E1sr ct osnEalAz. oxia-. wszA a
e~sw ~ sws1rY Esz- wA3 szArzss
rxsAerssg tie crop MuEA1ay marlsnz-
rhss crSAx-d vas skArxsas sSgAs ye2ss
xrs. sns ssw xr~s ef srCszr1 azE 1855
trees were used This ssaa9ns Es@u-
: sAz lAsresz t1Az ms ever A%en So
S1ra3 airA<zsh he ssxAart las al
wars r~refva& TIE best o. care TAas
Yearss errzr = ssIAlzs t11 sl@@ 80
Arsksg TX tAs crrAa-s. ard are A.
raass p@sAgt = s>SAFa AID sire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

OklaA0Haa s.ssy. sue. TIE
Fall T'Fcgrarn ~ Physiezl exarssia-
atim IL sxAnol ehlksrvu support
ea hy the Annnal SaAe NJ THbsr-
rsslasss Christmas Seals viii begin
With she op~wlag a Schools. i
waS amDaurrws8 yesterday III STATE
heasi4narsev~ of he OklsAoms
Puzzle IIealsk Association Eaeh
December vamnsaitss~S through
ems fhe COUNTRY sells IN little
xhr~rv Seals thaf furnish tire
rrsenne am whirh rhe rr~ns antR-
vuherNuleszs exnarassm i S1p-
rssSSe1
NJ III. Hixsen. Esen@ral Sevre-
fsrv. states FhaE a meSt effarasrt
corps of rmrSs< has bs~n engaged
ra az thEs work in the schools.
Mass Ada " Whyts & OsecHta,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
COTTON GR0NEBs Of
STATE SEEK MEMBERS
okikhona Association VIII Ssaxs
An Intensive Drive 1his
Week II Has Been
Annccre<d

Al azsszs&y& rns- AersAkp <amsz4ss
Is IL a~ s.age8 hy tks 0xsxsazzx Csx-
too Growers asscrAatSca IN 81 easr01
srcs3z<Ezx erzzshes &C sAs state Gar
ing sAs wreck uf Ang1st n SsgssHser
:. aceo~&s1g - aaaemncsmeas Ax C.
T. Sssalsx. gez<ras EaHAxer ~ tss
crxaaasaEAsr
~wssA .As -naehanx-w wAac@ = w1s
rsc@ssarx scr Is y ezN& t. AAs&ss
Eas1 assa Gales es es4tN1 asst year. @ass
Sssarsex. -~e eaz aaHtAs @1SA
Arwsr Szazsssx wssA sas slagAs A<sA-
ssazAl seaF ana taEa-ss We ne~'t
-nsvs n,araserx u sr&s- sA4s ~ @as
E@<xsaxs tAe iztfak1Se Il ear assssc1s-
rssr CO TIE rsxrx4s Ana @rsas aec@s
earsasr stHAtlaey II FrsSRs
In scr cS3srlx narsesA1g srVsram
we waEa BE grvasiy assaa tA2s year Us
he 1rs TAT sevez csNsr HaAsss csx-
sax erss1xezzy ss1sss are -cw SEEING
cn sAe UaksAsarra Pisa ard are CO.
ee@r4sAzr wfsA 1s sh~sugA sAe zarAo1 :
b. es4y. sAs A=nsr%xs C1escz tsry~-
srs exvAn1xw4 TNra~xa ca--sgsaraSso1
TSxA sAs eeAer STATES We - ~
asnss~say - aAas Z, 1gsn ~ esrge-
xarsass fs- carr gaE7sm as wel A. e~-
szs aAaR IA AvraE snzs<Sssasn wstA sAs
ueAsr state associations.
-as RagarAassrsAfr Ersxe waAa ~ cgAa-
a1rs@E sx sAs uaszAe-s sA-uzsesses. q
sAsrA sAs<s are zs~ zers sAx- IS SAA.A
ass sssss ~ a eanagusx- zaana rer sn
eAeA enwztv This saAn wax AtgAAz
Successful y sAs sSrss er1nzrassc1
xazn-asz1. wAe@ EaaslsF -sw -asezessrs.
reerssez.Ens q cGzAzss vrsstwsssar
II aess bales we're sE=ss3 ~ ks
rssgnse@v wera@rs n elEse week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
TO PAY rnE TAX


gC~crarrE f-c- Pare s}
tsasea ssS.ss1o0a and lxrr'
cigars Ss4lSsaa0. q decrease d
~ saSgssa from l&et
The antorachiae snSsn~rw p&ss
the es.verrus<nt $1Ns.+ssAfs0 i
the fiscal year Isssa tAoagh ths
mmnmf&esmr~rs exrxss TAX thal
was sIf-licast 1eS sshzn spt
lees@a in 19al.
Sans3v ansa cAewiar guEa aet
res1 shs xwverrres- Il taxes y
SIS a45fssA. last year frana eansir
sr3 sga. .0s1 was eeis~s~esa and
frvsH eA<wfmg smM sss1->10
Ncn -sle0Assl~ hvvevagrs Showed
a Asavy total TAX aewaSne. 80
4>s Ca0 k2vTnr hs~a pahi canH
parei wssA s:sS.sTsas1 last year
Taxessan ssSzaasss0zs - sAsatrg~
concerts caharr.s> est.. sraEsrssi
ia S-AST4Ne1 rsSsVaessem al
sis-SsT .onN fru= LIST ysar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
Better Health For School
Riddles Is Planned

y. Y. i to arrive SEPTEMBER
18th Ii assume her duties ~
nire~tar III Pnhli~ Health Nurs
ing for the State Association
Mss Whyte "a had wide expert.
encs in Public Heath work. hay-
ing h~~n one az the Supervising
NnrSss ~ the New York State
tuberculosis Association. snd
mere rswensly director az Public
Health Nur~ing Service for the
Florida Association. Miss NJ
.Essrrsife ByerS who has been
with the Oklahoma Association
scr TIE past twe YEARS : to re-
turn soon ss FSeld NnrSe for
fls~ Association Asso one OF the
rseld Nmrses Is Ia he Mrs Lars
q Todd. az Lafayette. Ind.
fornersv Infant Welfare Nurse
for Jaeksouvilse. Florida
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

notes. 'sNcshinx in excess wxs
their negative s-xssmsnt Of TIE
truth IT was supplemented by q
word thar the rr2mslssarS sscsp1Er
ct turning into Eaxlish. yselainr
something at ternp4ratsress and
gsist rssSon hat rnssrw rarasssu and
inspiring tkxn either.
Peraxps we can gw- sae rTsas
lesson cut az Mr.. Stewart ) na'sa-
e-ssIpn L We sawr i wlfh the
Greek nest far life ard o'efsnsy
ard inssss that a weAl-rvsrsktsss
life i she gosl rasAxr thar .
rsrlSs. r.nase~step dswn the mHt-
H. al the rad. III vs1 xse aEy-
4 ssSx - exsrsvaxxne< ysaa SsznH-
arp vusxr deveAagcHerss an usAsr
siSrpxssazs Tat i wAy raosisva-
vssn i necessary te cwmEAere
life R1r IL vua iatrrpreE Hhass-
erssson s. The daIux OF exsvy-
shSrr rszsgy ART AalfesarssStIy
w,a uever 1ss gh&zsss - DE-
vssSu AZ All yesa wERl A.seNGae
ssuGl ard Es4lsn tAI-r- asysnAnS
bur -saiez \ nunairsa * .
rh.,russusi wears 81 SzzeA living
wy,nts as 10 gv@sE 10 a1yh'Na
s-.s- .s AL wssss-,sstf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
SEVEN lLLEG[D BANK
WR[cEEas ARE NAMED
Grard Jury Al 81 Reno Returns
Indictments Against Bank
Officials. Including
Dennis

= R@as. Azg. es-<srxaS sUy IN
s.:srssnts zxx5Est ssvsn rsn - <es7
w@cs.on with tie fall@r1 ot sAA Com 4
=s<rwial stzss bark Of Fl RsH2 rsrs
usas panafe nere wfts the arrest a.
ssx az the 6ef@nd3nfs. Ths sew%nfh
sstsr6ans Is Fred O. Daass tie e.1-
save f-rr]ew state h@nk cOxamissAc1er,
30 has n@@n rswad unsacce~ssaHy
for zoashs ~ officials q okzalsss
eOwrsv
Carries L. Eagle. 7rssissns u< tAe
Cc-ze-rtaE SsAte szzk: Frank =
ESEGs. Ds1nfs. yoAn VI H2ss. vscs
rrexEsans xs sAs asEGnes wAkin-
Hals state bank a. Oxlzhrrzz City
ana y o. CAg8sway. OkizAoas caty
oil raan. are chsrgsd ~sth ~cna-
spgrzcy xxzszsx he sssss &c Oxsa-
Aor.a
Cna-sas l. Engse. r. r. yacksn1-
VICE pvxss3ezt. and Earl Q Mcrrfs'
cmsk5er cs fhs Ccsanssrvizt hazk. are
charged In II separate er~rts wifh
FxcaSyEnE zczsE In AZ Hssoavsn'
Aank- CAsrles L Eagle also y
barge wSth Hsins . baak 70 de-
sraue h0rrvEsmx -cn@y trsm bsnk
e. wsScA hs vas ~ osncer. ard ez-
h4zrzs r1srt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
MARKETS
Cosson Prxs

New tArAeans. Aw- 7>-->e3s-
rervss ~sAiiHg Sraa asaer tbs open
'FS testAv pat the Frpee ef cstsNm
s - : p.asatS rsnkssr The tssss %
Base week. bur luw vsEvass AGr~an
rwrsr-s cr euaAiis5Sn ard sAe
sssfirusyf ssrvssA is Texas All
slSgaAaM stimulating sftest.
earssan- q ssxwn- rally, - tat
ss sAs sn3 II shs inst Aear 81
che ~sSsic1 vrrxe~ were iss te @
vxSnrs bigger thar s4ss wse6 :
fSrSlsA Asrer trsssla- - sew a.
al sse October rvss, 90 II shs-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28


Five pxrSsarss sIE rvrsss rorssasr
II the accepted naarunEaRn e1EE-o,-
inx fasAFse. lave plunged @N
feet into an ALPINE aArss ans1
have ESCAPED unhurr,. Personally
~e have never favored thls saz-
sage Ink system cf peak scaling
We kaxr never believed thaE IL
fear al filling would be Ee:sssrassa
10 any apprechabls extent ey tAE
krowi-sge that. znvhow. Ee1 q
have company all The way dowu-
And we eaa'r he cc-vlnsed thai
she enuvvrxarIa1 a hEs unw1llE1E
fsIIOw prU3eesilss wUSzli Do Szaes
ia cheer I'd the LAST minutes q
the unfsr-u1ate wkase fc1t sllEs-
psd. His cczpaEnrs wV1ls1
probably spens the l1aervlA o.
twesn dspar1i-g frvza the chill :
s<s<e and arriving AZ 0saIvnaz M
thinking NY dirty cracks e's1esrEs-
- ss1r~r-~us-~sz.<<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

lnmcsss<are n ysars~ Mr- gSen
A. Srerarr. fseI1r has lg'rA
hirskHisy, pats n sinking pae4
for nn-serar1an ia sTcrT-AaE- :
else Hs who wuaEi live CEzr ~
century nHss tread TIE zass1-s q
tie road zlkers erer t@ sAzs
tsmrssraten+ss wh5eh Was 1Arsa
ssrr-mlxsest nsarlv 1.5s'a yex-s zss
IL Grsss<- Tobacco he rules cszz
altogether. thRrsfn deg2-lEz :
srvz his theory Al rasasssrzrss-- Il
fsvcr cs AZ axtreme- 3gt that >
a 6esaz- This eIsar thinking
vs-x m1xh alive eenre-z-1sT
s<Snzs q gszuan.e exzrzgle cf tns
faith that ke advocates
II s rsvsx AZ inspiring hattie
e-v this golden mean talk hagAs
cr wru-z. Is = nnsh nsors exeAs-
ir~ Ga take ehzrSe ard 20
slsuui-x off T. the pursuit ct
uae aisaI o. 4nazhsr- CrEStes e
rxsieraricn paEEf hateful P0stHrss
al tke ter1-ssrafe ss pale g1ReS-
Hess creatures mIzxTng cowa )
rseuasprez1s highway IaE@ ths
xravssr az fnrurss- We can hsa-
spure vvutkfnl 6asAex-ssf o
moves err. Way sneh a oSs hsts
newer Esvz,d EF--TtalasEzi1- zhe Lass
vor.s IN sruv-fsl despair a Ss1rh
uasuSe cad-foszyEsm
Yes The Grvexs we're e.-Ess1Ai
cuss-ruz a csal~Eul people Even
sh1sr ssztDss and frlszsS were
uaiusess. ii Is unw known and
cur enu<xpsion % their art ss =
thing ef cold. whifs marols usssa'
mu.h rxv1xven- As WAS thszr ar
% uxs tkrir life They were tse
msss ~crizbl. people that sves
lived Always fsrsxzthsrlnx fos
talk o. exercise a. dshste- InA'
tk~v lived and lived rleAlrs seems
hzrd 10 rcuxes<- And theF H-
v~usra nsde-1tinn- thc1gA mean.
inx hv Il son<shing more vHvN
shsn that pzrsit1iar wUrd coo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
Cns-.l-c Liv,ss:cxk

CNM1gs. Am- -~--Castls he-
e~srzs 1900. k@xf steers yearA-
nrS steady ia >rrSrs lcwer
grades slows TOP mstmresa beef
ssserS sl0s5. wssxht I-455 IN !
szFx AseF steers sSlTSg los (
sAp stock uaesrsv Ssssays Astsas
s-ru-g 10 iar nssher veaa valves
% Is SOC Iewer. s.sekers szi
feeders ~sRassvs fxITix active
,sriv. rswgss ef wssEeru grass
s-eers gSs@rzl halk beef evws.
81 -sS-.l5s AaEk bologna bulls,
81 ssae ~. haix vsaIerS 10 Fastx-
srS- sIfFsa1 tl
H9rSs Receipts. 5000 llgAssg
wssesr acrsve IAe ts Is higher ,
snEk Isl 10 I'D psuzd heS~-
50 ssSa g. tew Sass h~srssr
grades hztehers Srr9nr - l-ss
hsrksr- Lighter kTnsls 5sAE. armand
s=eaaavs hulk 7f0 rs 80 psnnst
turrhsrs 80 1e7 -. good Ant
eky,ss. 80 ro 800 pa1nd sW-eh-
as $50 packing sows. steady
20 szrvnr- pS.S E9wer- se1vF-
s. aaEs IS rzes8lHFE- - -Aez w. saf .
Vfghs. sa ssrs 50 ESwhs liEht-
- saNs-4 . -ys raeIxTnx ssws-
sussssk ss-aG -lssa- Vsseklrg
ssswx. rangA- ss 80 - klA2AzE
~s~x g. aasz Is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
SPEED MARKS ARE
SHATTERED IN TRIAL RtN

FmnGa, Ce--azT. Azg -S- --AzSAzay ,
Fsxksv. sns DpzTxA alrraans .nTs1zo--
tcssxv ssettssAsE a wCslers r@ecr1 -
nr1eegSsss av1atsoz hT rEmai1i2g -
rhs air = zsz1fss viii paxsszgsr =
a Az- t1ne Constructed ny Aiz1self
FHraker raase evrazfSczx il tie ar
snrS1g MS Test as dA-i-g As sArse
rrsss = vcwe- S-fven EarAtne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
ErElrsers YrrxEz1 Tie
Ur q Railroad

81 LOUIS Mo- Amg- 9>-Psss-
szrsr srf trseAs s@rvsr@ IN shs
wesa.rn tslvrsarn al TIRE Ehsezgo
4 AE-ez railroad Wis a. co.,
-lsss Srsnsss.SEE te.1zv Is tA@ re-
suit nf rhe waEkn@t nf esng1reerS~
ssrwmrsn. esn61ncsarS AID sw1s~A-
wen IL uruses- SxxEEASz zrn1ess
y ards a7 >Taaer. Mo- and Ras01-
ho1s@. I'LL L wSs a1EnHnrssi acre
se~xw-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
M4gL PROSECUTE VIGOROUSLY
g~ -Ea=s% MASSACRE CASE

Mx<as-- EZs AIg &-V g-r 1s
F-xer-zx1aanss &c . 1A1rc~EA azFsssSa :
zzrsnu ant - szsE3srrrsns 81 az rs@r-
sssrs srrrzr=E. ezrssszar &C azz1srsxELy.
vr.A sNs Ear-.z massacre x--a III
1nd - sn wASEA - z11-xzsczz Az
sA-as unsr- r-sna-n wsrz ke,1 rsrs
grrs- ~ CsrvEss gxs1Es EL-xws iris
ssxsnAsc1 Go z1.s EsssrsiEE E-Ez1 1srT
-aEsss - EzvssSzEBze sGnE rrlE1e Erar-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
CHICAGO BANDITS ARE
GRABBED By POLICE

cea-zssA s1s S-T-r-e >a-1 ~
xss.- :. se ~1r.-- s-r ez-x ---.erF
81 s. Gn9& ~e~s zr~<zxe- szrtf -
q, = -sr-.es;-- ~ssis 80 -<ix-Gs7 1t
--r -sFs-sz~4. >e-. s=x.ras ~e.xs
aga -Ne s-~e~ are <~z-x Cz-ss-
-Csszs1 Ms-Szs ara 1xr-ea N-r-ue
Na.rcss t-.s &c -s Esis-- seSers- "a
-srr-rs sf.i, ~ .s ra4rm<s- Ascss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
T. s. s-0CLD - GLAD
IT'S As WELL o<r As

EssA -z-ru. A1-- N-Trs Tnf1sst
S1atss sasrad erarsE,isr irssTf srrrn-
ate taas I las n1 urrs En-szr rhaa
z1w szzssIr.E sarr,sr Serzrar yan,ss
= Phelaz- ssnrerM cs CaAnarr IA.
tsst Prssss@nr Having s~SzE- SEN
raOr Pnelaa has srsr rssrusd tr-z a
I'D arcnrt tHa w1rsd ant rsEaIeri
fiss 5rssassnz trsszF win suyan 81 rs
sxpsrSsrcxs
csc'-1zsaas shruat- F1ehzr szEd.
: are vs-y bad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
s<scpxgN sc~sT a CRIME
tccctr1s.S t-r1r r4gs ~

Farsss ssrlks JevrlNsxnenss. Dir.
NeFrx-A sssssrrs>s tAss sr~aay
fssers arw m@r~ marn cass cn she
ssr1ens rxSI-aass af the nxsFsn
tha- On Jufy ! whsE she strike
hSxanaa effective OF The seveaatv
-h.asssaEsd les1zaosEves in the
T-nE-ea STATES T. SAID crgy half
that nmnnher are nav~ tn for Use
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
sMc.c-- s-RINGEs PULLS
A NEM GAME -ESs


xrr-s,s was all nEa1 VIII Arszs11'a,AS
wscSzsv sns1 srrs3st IL asesss a
ear ans sexar4a u IHEaz. hUE Nsas-
~ Tawexs AMI wrs1st ssET rrA ~
Cssr.a-ss. srs@ ~ sAasx sss SEEK =
sas-u-rA1E As.ne r-A.srsxrasss sa- was
Ia rssc gcE1g - mike G9rA-ta -
hs.-s. S1-s ha wIS~
pm T-aa1asf WIS sa= ca- 1s'llar
p6rka. c. pa ssAAsEEag Ia uaszA-
emxrczr. wsrsg taz IaE.H< aInx asS-
a-r ce KeN11#rs rsscsa1 1EsalET- 4
wsru ra-a asacx from saA eassstasr-
Fsaxx,sr = McNzzsF ncr = rsF1
.rzwszz-g sss-sEAazz. As11 - -
w-rrA a raas1 EEas EAsciE ss gEsst
hare &c a-w IzssE-s-~ sad sAs We
EE-e.~ saat P1Z. -a1s szs1 q eass
-rr uuEzss VIII s1sry TIE sssLaza u
usnhs.r z= liz azt sA,s psslcs AZ
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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srs-h-g-a.t w9Kk-n~-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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is guing 10 happen 1n lrsl az'1
when gh.s ez1hastls'i telss r-1 eS1i
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-28

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The New York herald., 1922-12-31
UTARD FINDS TARIFF
DISTRESSES FRANCE
Says Germany Uses Tricks to
Get Worlds Sympathy.

Emil Utard. president of the Franco
American Board of Commerce and In
dustry. returning from France last week,
says that the Fordney tariff has pro-
duced q feeling of distress in France.
Many French products will be barred
from the T1i.cd States by the, operation
of the new AN. and the expectation OF
others will he curtailed materially.
II have not heard in France single
expression adverse TO the recognition o.
the debt France owes TO the United
States" Mr. utard said. "All that France
seems to ask is to be given reasonable
time, and she feels that America will
show leniency in this respect. 1t is fen
in France that Germany uses every sub
terfuge at her command. especially the
voluntary depreciation of her currency
to arouse the sympathy Of the world and
TO give the impression of insolvency. As
a matter of fact. the French people know
that the wealth of Germany has been far
less affected than the wealth ofFrancc y
The New York herald., 1922-12-31
THE NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1922

moyal OF the bullet. Efforts to estab-
lish her identity failed. The male cloth
ing which she wore had been recently
purchased and bore nothing To indicate
the girls name or address
Before she was taken TO the operating
room she told Detectives Doyle and Boy
Ian that she had been waiting for
Katz for a month. She said she had
been going about with him for three
years, although she knew him to be a
married man. She did not explain why
she fired the shots.
Morris, Morris!'' she exclaimed.
please, come here; i want TO tell you
something"
Katz was reluctant to answer ques-
tions when pressed by the police, and
finally asked them TO consult his at
torney. He insisted that he had no
acquaintance with the girl.
One mysterious detail of the case was
the disappearance OF the revolver. A
search was made by the detectives for
the weapon after the girl had been
taken TO the hospital. but It was not
in her pockets, nor anywhere about the
street. Snow piles in the vicinity were
searched late last night. Katz. accord
ing TO the police, lives at 2ol South
Fourth street. Brooklyn. AT that ad-
dress II was said last night that Mrs.
Katz had gone to New York Hospital
Katzs wounds were dressed there.