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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
GIIu.s. WANT \ HIS
Bl>Dg nrnf's tii,>'E

The following leiisr haa baeu re-
relycd BY ihs DAILY Leader The l'is
tsr comes from a bachelor sho aahs
help IN securing him . ~lie and =
dated Kansas cllY.
a am 4 baebslof. 20 ysafa old, aa'e
rrown tired % the ionesoms bach.
siof life and vani sife ! aatH -
money am iaai = varkinx man slih
4 salary e e. per week An sober.
steady ana ronsidsfed faifiY sned
looking wonder u theirs afe anf
siri. there uho woalf be- vllllna %
take chance wiih man eho has
nothing bal g. or woet 20 start oe
uoalad uol be- partlcaiaf a. % is''As
sor nationality buf lrefsr sas sifl -
hf triaeeu sss as= q - 90 "a -
any an Interested woalt riafantss
a piensut home wiih a man Nhp
would appreciate a bone and wnaii
sleafs be- fcod to her an slnesfs
and ttry maeh 10 earnest IN ihis
sincerely. James = petfins. 1917 i'9
locasi stfea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
GUIDE CO>FfSSES uT
Bun>tD GIN. ~ DEATii

Halifax. y s. Hert f hsresi
with burning - death hss toariiul
~ yrar old houssstepsf. Ma raf'
cneo GRAY. IN "a of inal nsy e.isr
she had repused h tdunoet o r.
Roberts an aeei $500 s ID ial a.
Plymouth today
AseordinF - the hrer. noh,ss
confessed afi'r rs daafhser aod ,lf.
lted BIN IN his con ~ y sa.d 10 hsss
declared hc va isaiaaad aHh the
Nlrl ari ifaapsaf ~ Naae fni lht
had reiecfed him.
ON the evening cf hs ,mscdy ihc
glrl went SAILING v.,a a yoaih named
Ranton Randall THIS la6uod ilah
oris iealousY After lm niri nte eont
20 bod. Roberts a ai'eeed 90 have
tried q attack her sho iooahf him
or later ~ e., 4 San n rasoi -
and poured Il about ihe room ani rtt
q on flre The el'l aroused ftm
sleep tried 70 escape iha fameu By
crawling under tho bod ~hcrs 500
was found fatally burned Robors
notified neighbors thlt his house vas
On fire and Vas suhsoquonuy arfeftel
and charged wlth fhs erme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
He Bought Odd
Mans Darling for SIS
But Is In Trouble

wortham Tes. SECT Wives ~
Fesas afs eheap So a. least Jus.
tee Henri pyburn has dlelssa -.
ter reviewing the csss q mar
and = olfl arrested here 81 rcom
Ing house
James MeNear admitted 20 the
court Ne had purchased the olri.
Helen Mountiry. ITEM her hufsaaa.
ness Mex nnsy. 'or tss
a few weeks age = man droppcd
iuts = small cafe a. Cure. az on
town nsW here. for soms,hlnu 70
eat and was waited on ~ alrl
aged abeui y years The fsstau
rant ~as s~nsd ~ . man a yesrs.
who claimed ,hs plfi a. bic wife
The stfsnosr. after purchasing
something % cat sad nc ~sad BE-
Pack later ln Two weeks he ~
turned and bought another n,ea'
ard ~ conversation wlh ihs ED
man salc "Your wife ls nleN'y
youna Cor youfH
The Old man answered 'Yts,
and enc is .er ssls7
MeNesr then asked Mckinney
what he would take for hls ~l'e.
ard ~as tod t2s ~as ihe price
The rsiror q the cafe handed ossf
ths 80 snd iooA tts olrl, coming 20
Workman 70 stay ard residing a.
q prIsais boarding. house
After atlme the landloru decided
a ~as q strange coupe and On n
ves,ication the above sanifsslou
~as made BY the man who bought
the gni
Neither of ihe parties denied ths
alieosiions Thsy we're placed un
der arrest ard cent 10 lali - reiis.
W could make bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
RID P0TfET. kfiPiR on
TIE CELLS 10 Qtif

nui poe 4 who for tAs pas. sssen
years has been warden Of the I.ogan
eoaEtr iAll has taksn ms first sa14-
ten in that Ter "a of service.
Bud has made en- enviAhie repuia-
tloa a. a saior Daring bis tenure
q office he has not permitted a single
prisoner 70 sscape: there ~ere ssme
e'oss chances. but taose attempting
fn 20 make he getaway Gem
plsta 4 am wora out and must
lay OF the work for a time at least
e~d Bud today. he and hls esiim-
shle family VIII 50 10 their farm and
try the outdoor lifs fsr a while.
Its golag = he nlxhts hard q
ind someona 20 take Bad's pace
and fll Il Ike n did snd ] never
hope 70 have = cook Ike Ms. Potesi
is" saii Robert en- today
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FAIR THIS YEAR WILL
Be REALLY FREE TO ALL
No Charge VIII Re Made To
Graud Stand Plenty Of
Amusement For People
Who Attend

rwo blr new features have hean
added a. TIE program fof lho county
fair which opens On the lslh aaa ruas
four daYs
ono la radio concert daily In che
Arrlo,llufal pavilion where musi,
singing &c viii b. heard nom dls.
tant rlilgs lhe weather report ~.
celsea and other eniafinlnment fcat.
ufri.
The orounins number "a tho sntsF.
talnment progfam win be the Grand
spectacular par,rat America 20 bo
paf pn % front ~ ihe rraud siani on
NedpoidaY evening. Sept so ty ihe
fam Womens clubs 81 losaa county
Extensive Preparations arr heinz
made ior ihs and several hundred
poaplo VIII participate
Thrio IN addition 20 iilly Asa.
and hall rlmca a county track meet
and ~ football rar,e win afford
cuutlnu0aa Amusement ~ tba peu ],
and e,sgthlne viii BEL ires. no udmls
sion % b. ,hsrsoa ai rates. Grand.
stand ~ quarter ilftith AZ ans time
dariHT ibo fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
Dead dMen
Tell no
Stories

Marion. m. Sept :. ID seem.
strange+ said Attorney General
= } Brundage who : conduct
ing the inquiry into The llerr,u
massacre before a special VIII
hanson .oounty grand jury "fhs
number Of decreased miners Wha
participated IN the trouble
Dozens of the witnesses recall
without hesitation the fact that
certain miners who since have
dice. participated IN the riot and
massacre hni recall with the
greatest al difficulties the names
or descriptions of Others who arr
thought 70 have participated IN
them A great many of the wit.
neSseS remember seeing Ioriy
Henderson. Joe plteaslig. anil
Guy lIudginS. union miners who
were either killed during the
firsi NY II the riot or died from
WOUNDS received.
That many have fled from
Williamson county fearing in.
,ictment and are siill fearing
their arrest j. evidenced hy "a.
formation coming daily 80 the
hands Of Attorney General Rrun.
daee. Attorney G. =. Middle.
kauff. and States Attorney
Delos npty They have iusi re-.
ceived Bertillion measurements
and photographs Of Carl, Earl
and Bennie Shelton and William
Todd. who are serving a thrcs
sentence ia the Little
Rock. Ark. Jail The four men
were caught Ia an automobile
filled with ammunition and ~
they said they were miners and
lived IN Caricrsillc. which is NOT
Ear distant from the Inflated
Lester strip mine, they are he
lievNl 10 have been fleeing from
the strip mine No evidence has
been introduced TINS Gar. how
ever. 20 prove that the men were
implicated in the riot or massacre.
The grand jury Is spending =
rreat deal az tima attempting to
finl the names ~ the various
massacred victims and the exact
location Of their deaths. 80 that
tconuuued on PaEe -
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into consideration of the merits 81
light wines and beer. prohibition polls
the vet Influence in politics and kin
,lred subjects
Therein has been much ~ Nolsieai'e
palernal strength in protecting hs
legislative progeny.
Had Pc tried to argue the merits 81
bis esforcement aef. his enemies Nigh.
have tangled aud confused bis state.
menfs and made capital II them Bni
an yolsftad saysss
n Is the law The law must -
enforced" And there's no good
comeback g that
But o. railroads or coal mines or
matters not deferred % tke Judiciary
committee for action. volsiead viii
talk a. freely as the most ardent al.
fConflnucd On paee 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
0oead Is MdMannered Man Silent and Modest But Fighter

Washington. Sept THE best III.
tie lid-clamper in Nashington-that's
Andrew y Yolstead Of Minnesota
father Of the well known prohibition
enforcement law bearing his name.
Nolsfead's lid-ciamping procliviiies
have not been limited simply 70 clamp
ing down the lid on the national thirst.
lie puts the lid on a lot Of legisla-
ton, and
lie also keeps lid on his own lips
Il was as chairman Of the Judiciary
committee Of the house that Volsiead
gave his name 70 the prohibition law
and thereby won a niche in history.
And il Is as chairman Of the same
committee that he is able to sink with
out trace the hordes Of bills. resolu-
tons and proposals Of all sorts for re
pealing, modifying or setting aside the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
heALEsTER OFFICERS
ASK BoozE REVENUE

McAest.r. sept THE latest
b1mb thrown into tn camp Of n
boo.iosgers OF this section 4 IN,
revenue tax assessed against thin
Erfn IL mooashinefs gct By with n
manufacture OF ~ohocf or moon
shine alsng comes The revenu, Of
heer and presents bill FOR revenue
Oae woman A. krebs recently
ee.vod a bllI Tor 5000. said 10 y, du
the government fer alleged illci,
manufa iure. Ano,hrr person vas
feai a BIN for si.7so. whi'e an itai,n
must pay nearly 5000 revenue on
liquor be Is alleged 10 have sod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
MDcr corrrRu 10
HrlR INJUNCTION NM

state board ~ equalirsilou met Yss=
lafday afternoon Tor confafsnee aiih
attorneys employed % rspfelsat ne
board in me lnlanclloa hearlnK -
ior Friday morning IN federal eonri ln
fha efY
iniunollon granted iaat seek -
Iaaxs John ~ coftsrei pessnisi the
board ffam Ming pith farioaa eouniY
trsasnres Is me state the asfesfed
yalaafion 81 the frlseo and heeh p.
and fAilfaad properties The sfais
board i preparing % flsht fhs ~
aralninr order noth roaas have o.
eisrrd their assssssf vaiuation = go
hlsh
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Federal Authority
Asserted In a
East Side Case

muskcgce. Okla Sept 7-Reia
tons between federal and state
courts becare siralned to-day a. a
result of = writ o. csr,lorarl having
beer issued IN ihe United States
district court ny Judge Frank Yco.
mans of Port smiih. hrs directing
the county aiiorne, e surrender 10
federal authorities Al records n
the formers prosscs stlor q Ten
slsyton, deputy United States mar.
shai. who y charged vith shooting
}. ~ Muilins. while siayi9n vas
guard IN ,he Missouri. Kansas and
Teas Railway yards
County aushofitles arr further en-.
iciusd from proceeding with the
prosecution.
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Asks That Blanket
Injunction Be Set Aside

Washington. Sept IA peti.
tion for an injunction vas filed
today in the supreme court Of the
istrict Of Columbia against
United States Attorney Pevi0n
Gordon and United States Mar
shal EDGAR c. Snyder, marshal
for the Distpict Of Columbia. by
the International Brotherhood Of
Electrical Workers. James =.
Noouan. president. and Charles
Z. Ford. secretary. would restrain
Gordon and Snyder from enfore-
ing within the District Of Colun-
bia the provisions of the blanket
injunction issued to Attorney
General Daugherty IN Chicago
last week
The petition was SET for hear
ing before Justice Bailey next
Saturday. The petition asserted
that the only knowledge the
plaintiffs had of the PROVISIONS
Of the Chicago injunction had
been gained from newspaper re-
ports. On tie basis Of this in.
formation they averred that the
injunction was issued without
authority of law and was with
out effect in the District Of Cob
umhia.
The plaintiffs state that neither
before nor since the first day Of
July this year have thew com
mitfed anv unlawful acts incl.
dent 10 the STRIKE ~ railway
shopmen. The brotherhood and
President Noonan were named in
attorney General Daugheriy's IN.
junction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
GRANT COUNTY MEN TELLS
OF WONDER NHEAf LAND

pete Falktnberg. 9ronin nj farmer
and stockraiser OF Grant county is
in Guthrie today attending TO some
legal matters. Mr.. Ealkenberg weni
10 Grant county and entered bus
lress al Nedford when the Cherokee
strip oSensd in 1892 snd acquired a
Homestead ard later a number o.
fns wheat farms. H bit he bal
etsht hours twice a day during the
lean years end net srly made ENDS
meet when others were giving up the
nght but laid aside money besides
until tsdsy he Is considered one o
the big Farmers .of she oii strip
country.
-Grsnt county has five leading
crops and they all pay said Pete
today. Last year we raised s.27s.-
zs4 bushels of wheat. 5TLi4o bush
e's Of oats. ss2.s1s bushels Of gran
sorghum ard so.i4e tens Of rhe best
slfslfa rassed il the state
Grant county has an area Of lez4
square miles with population Of
ss.s4s and a valuation in 1921 Of
go 7s2.9ss.
J. E Foikenbsrg. his son is county
sttorr<y OF Grant county. Our
con,iy Is for Walton fer governor
you may tel the world s1id Fcik-
enbsrger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
Both Sides Counting
Time Today

Washington. Sept There
are no conferences now in pro
gress between leaders Of the
railroad strikers end railroad
presidents and none have been
held since the formal gatherings
in New York last month i was
asserted today hy J 7. Noonan,
chief Of the brotherhood Of cleo
irical workers, which is one ot
the seve nrail unions on national
strike.
The meeting Of the strikers
policy committee called for next
week nj Chicago is 70 consider
the general strike policy and also
10 consider what shall be done
in view Of the injunction appli-
cation. Mr.. Noonan said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
QUICK WORK SAWS
BIG COTTON LOSS

ou'ck work ny Ear Deiers fire.
fighters esriy this mor-.rE save
sotan va,ud Al $4,000 from btlns
de stroyed.
Tho alarm was turned IN a st2s
end The boys wsre on tho JOB IN five
minutes. Sparks from the Guthrie
cstion gin had started fire in 22 Of
Il bales stored on platform Of thc
vert side g,n The less will be less
thin 1900 according 20 n. Cock.
president o. tho Guthrie Cotton OIL
camrany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
oGwuY COUNTY Has nGAr
RECORD. iis pucRres


Il okah ma cts Oklahoma Sept
Tho United States weather bar,aa
here announced today ihai fee0res
show thal ihr state fetnfd for hlsh
temperature aaa tf1ktn 81 Oahwooi.
Dewey county on Aumsi "a hen iha
thermometer cllmtsd 90 iis degrees
The frosious hleh mara vas iis A.
freoa shleh WAGNER earersneed 80
Iab if. 1901 aud Nhith wss fanll
eaioi A. chiekaahA on IulY 80. 1915.
several siailnns have reported masi
mHu temto siares 81 no a. iil de-
erees Cor the month q Aasat the
bureau saf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
IS NAMED altl, ~.

los Angelo. seri = SIR Nn.
lam s Hart. wife of ne molten PC
furc actor. gave birth 10 con ~ San
a Monica. near hcfe today d was
announced that fhs boy would le
named William Hart Dr.
Mr. and Mrz Hart .efarsied several
months aro and Nrs Hsri has been
living a The home 81 her mother
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Woman
COnfeSSeS
A Cru

AFH -" 49, H@f#f
oakland. cal Kept -
lara Skarin Wnhorn -
fss.sll % the murler = >
nand ilothhrun. weali = = =
man. October ~ or 2ar -
VAS. announced hy n = y @t
lieutenant II detectives ct sat.
tle Yesterday
Mrs Winhorn who was arrest
"a here sunday and has been
held Ia the eiis pri.oa Tor The
Seattle authorities. said she drew
d revolver r. protect herselt
avainsl imprHef advances from
Ilnchhruu awl ahet him through
the head. according % Lieut.
Kent
After shooting IIoghhrun shs
took 600 FROM hls pocket. &C
oordlng % the confession anl
leli for San Francisco or this
MONEY she sent t2au. she sali. 10
her flames. Raymond lIerriu. a
telegraph operator IN Kalamazoo,
Mich
lloehhrun who was ~ years
old. WAS 4 retired realty dealer
She was hs ward and occupied
room iu his house Ills body
was found Ia a vacant apartment
rs seattle December ~, 1921.
Mfs WinherH for whom a
search was made for many
months was arrested in Oakland
where shc bad been working ~
la stenorraphrr Tor several
months She also bad been iu
San nernsrdlno. CAL she told
the authorities AZ the time of her
arrest
IN her confession Mrs. Win
born said she did not remember
what happened % the revolver
with which ahc shot llDchhrun
Mm Mabel Herbert. wife ~ a
member III the seattle detective
force lef Seattle todn with -.
tradition papers and murder
warrant for sh~ prisoner Lieut..
Kent was n0;.s.g,a.. --d slll rcash
Oakland Friday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
iI>TERs TO PLAY
BsiI HERE SUNDAY

Tha 'IAntsrs- wli piAf fhs mss
wnsoa raekers from oklahbala ef'y
sunday atsp n Tha wIisoA rAth-
ers are oenliaefsf ne fastest amaisar
base bail players in the state ard this
should - = zeal fAne
The -Lintsrs~ VII play several
ramsa With fast amateur teams from
al over the state before dlsbanding
fsr TIE rcasor
Nike Balensl VIII pitch ~Lefsy~
lIenahaw sunday. 90 lets make lt
~iIenshax Day several players that
were with Crescent last year are on
TIE Wilson a co. team. thsrefrre
ushris isns vill poi be dlssPPqiaie1.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
TRUCK DRIVER MAY
IDENTIFY THE soLo.Up MEN

Miami. Okla. SeGt T-Charies A
Carter. victim Of the mail truck hold
up near Miami last Friday when sig.-
zoo was obtained By three highway
men. was taken to kansas City last
night 10 identify three suspects held
there. Word received here ind'osies
that Garter was unable TO identity 49,
'of the Iiisoners a. the bandits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
III BR0N POST SENDS
DELEGATES TO STATE MEET

II Bron Poet. Ameiican Legion
met last night and elected delegates
70 the state convention at Barsiosyiiie.
that opens sessions Monday Tor q
three day meet Roy Axiell Ralph
Dooiry, Roy Keiso md Edsar lierrick
were chosen as accredited delegate
Other members Of the local camp viii
attend.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
HUSBAND HELPLESS. SHE
FORCES CHECK ron FUNDS

Chicago. Sept IA pea that she
had attempted 10 cash check FOR
$40 TO obtain funds 70 take he-
Injured husblnd back 10 her home in
Vnionfisld No. won freedom fr
Mrs sallie Wingate In a municipal
court. The young weman sad her
husblnd'' Harry wingate. hsd been
hurt n an explosion. TIE ehslk
was taken from she office Of 1 for
'mer employsr, who asked for leni-
.ency for the young woman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
HOLMAN HOLES OFT
OlEll u. H. MI-IsIEN

shooting a ss for h.a nai n'no
holes and coming bach lirong wlih
g Tor his second ninc Frcd Holman
won his second silver buckie from
B X Morton yesterday nfoueon &
~ and 20 play e. the country cub
goif links Both Eoiiefs we're Foiag
GOOD 10 ihe outward ioafneg Morton
rstflng a. Holman IN mAklne BE-
= feore shot elshi q and one 8 .lls
ii score shows three g four e ard
Two ~ Their scores
Merien sm 4N F6 f-8~g
1n .5l fss "a 5i en-
HOLMAN Oai -til 80 lit-s
To- CSC co. e. -
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kt Llma spf Ths annual
l.dsy convention of the Auxiliary u
iss Amsf.cta Ltr.eu. Missouri Z
pifmsrt Va optn.i hare ioisy
raeh ~ enc 100 anHs - me tualii
90 's rfpf ueaisd by $50 dslsratet
Mrs a o D,s.ii y kansas city. q
rstffsft of fhs ortinilstion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

Mpeach
Official
BULLETIN

New York. Sept 7. Support
Of the American Federation Of
Labor In its efforts 20 bring
about the impeachment Of Al.
torney General Daugherty and
Federal Judge wilkerson Of Chi
cago for their part in the isSn-
ance Of the rail injunction. was
pledged by samud Gompsrs.
federation president, in a .tele.
gram received from Atlantic
City today BY the central and
labor council.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

Chicago Existence Of whisky
running sydnicate between The Ber-
muda Islands and Chicago employing
West Indian fishermen and Pullman
porters was revealed by federal
agents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
Flying Parson Is
Killed, Mechanic
also, In Fall

Ruthlsrd. VI. Sect 7.-lisatea-
act esisin Msynsrd. kno~n a. ths
~Flying Parson." ~as killed while
fiyina a TIE autiana fair today.
Lleusenant Charles wood 81 y.
conisress. N. y, and Charles Alon-
etf 81 Ne~ Nork. mechanic. slso
were killed The plane feli fron >
heieh, q three thousand feet
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fron the treasury 20 thc department
q iusiiec 20 repeal the enforcement
act. f. amend the act and - on. hy
The score
fhesc bills were inirodaoed. refer
red r. eommitiee--then buried The
I'd elamped shut on them ard fhry
were gone And If sou try 10 tit The
id. you find sitting atop Il Il q small
bnf grim and very determined man
rho doesn't argue or plead Or waste
Zine in words. bat exercises the pre-
rogativcs Of Hrs position as COMMITTEES
chairman and the weight Of The dig
nify that position givcs him q hold
the ia firm
4 Never Talk
y never discuss prohibition or the
prohibition enforcement act. Volstead
tells yen II You seek 70 lead him afiel'l
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Lttio Rock-Tr.ai Of W. " Hal.
former chairman Of the state board
OF charities under indictment for en-
bezziement OF state funds was set Tor
sert -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

Pensacola. F'la II Olsen. caltain
OF the shipping boaid steamer Colt
hraps who fell down a hai.hway while
directing his crew 90 fight flames Ia
the vessels hold. die from his inius-
les.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
WEATHER

New Orleans. la. Sept. To
night and Friday generally fair not
such change ID temperature.
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enforcement law. No pigeon holes 10
congress are more crowded with dust
covered forgotten documents than
those Of the judiciary committee And
no I'D j. elamped more. tightly against
possible consideration aud enactment
Of measures disapproyed by The com.
miifee chairman
Here's Buried Bills
Among the bills buried under the
folstead id are proposals TO amend
the constitution 20 permit wines AID
liquors Of 10 per cent alcoholic con-
tent: 10 permit beer Of Pa per cent
alcohol: 70 permit the states 70 decide
for themselves what constitutes in
toxicating liquors" under the eigil-
teenth amendment; 70 provide . ma
tional referendum on prohibition, .
transfer enforcement CT prohibition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07
Oper the Wire

washington Excessive day. hot
weather in nearly Al sections has
caused deterioration of many crops
accoi ding 20 report BY The depart
ment OF agriculture.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-07

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-07

stalked up to the last carriage. and
cried In a stentorian voice. "All
change here; this car liant going
There were ordinations low but
deep from Tie occupants OF the
crowded car. but they hurried out
and packed themselves away In
other parts Of the train. The smile
on the face OF the young man was
childlIke M he settled himself CON.
fortably. "Ah." he murmnred. "it's
a grand thing for me that | was
born clcycrl | wish they would
hurry up and start" by and by tho
station agent appeared at the door
and said; II suppose you're tie
smart young man who said this ear
wasn't %goIngy" "Yes." said the cley.
or one. and he smiled. Well" said
the statlonmaster with a grin. III
Isn't. The porter heard what you
said. and 80 he .uncoupled II. He
thought you were n director The
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