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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

much of my time with rafrs ~ Il 80 : Z
have the doctor every month ~
i found a little book ia nv -
Guthrie, Oklahoma, and I rea5+ e :
and got the medicine. Via : ~ ~
hams Vegetable COmucl-5-s-s' -. ~
eight bottles and used the -
Wash. lat once began % 81 e.
/ have got many women Do t.EaI
by telling them whatithas 5-.s IS
i have a young sister vt7, +. \.
helped in the same way f 49, :. =
/ want you 10 know that 7 arl 4 -: =
indeed, fOryOuwere a f-iz19i-r-sii' :
Mrs. GEORGE HAnDEE. lgl3 -
St, Los Angeles, California
Let Lydia E. Pinkham's Vs,....,
Compound be a " friend indeed -
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

The Hague. Feb. 4.-The mternatlon-
al c'urt ~ justice. meeting In private
~.-ssi"n here. elected as president of
tie court Dr. u. T. {. Loder, former
nember of the Dutch Supreme court.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

hams Fe--,,.S;
'CoUpud ne
taken hGr
tWtEentyvs,.,..a.:
.it has E
change foaI
cate gil t9ar'
healthy vor,,
.lhhenlw-s---..
II was SICK
tine Ula -
Lydia Ris.-.
Veg table 80
- .H#H -
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

The man who sets ugt t0 lean. -
10 make money does wen % lean L,
not To lose IL.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

A man could save lot Of trouble
by not trying 10 make it for other peo-
pie
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15
A FRIEND IN Mn
A FRIEND INDE4'
Writes Mrs. Harjee Rs,,,s
Lydia E. Pinkham's Ysy.,,u.
Compound

Los Angeles. Calif.-'Trr....
that / am true friend tai - - - !. =:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-02-15

on whether e. participate In the Genoa
economic conference viii be announced
at next Fridays cabinet meeting. Il
was stated at the White House. The
cabinet discussed the question Of
American participation. There was no
change TN the sentiment against the
United States sending delegates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
DEATH CALLS MRS.
RACHAEL l.. JENKINS

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Rachael E. jenkins will be held SAT-
urday afternoon at $50 at the First
Christian church. Rev. J. W Xii
born officiating.
Death came TO this good wcman
Thursday evening. December IS after
a long illness; the immediate cause
her delth was broken limb. sustained
in fall some week. ago. She was
past 90 years OF age and had for
number OF years been blind. She wa
a constant. but an unccmplaining suf-
ferer. She was a CONSISTENT Christ
ian gentlewoman and vas greatly be-
loved by all who know her and ap-
preciated her kindly. sweet disposi-
ton. She leaves three children
Dwayne jenkins. with whom she ha-
made her home. a dlughter Mrs
Charles Lcng and James jenkins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
APPRAISERS SAY MILL
PROPERTY WORTH $4,000
Saltwater Men Size Up Failed
Gresham Milling Interests
and Report To II h.
Miller

Two appraisers from thc Agucal
tufal and Meehan.eal college at
saltwater were hert yesterday max
iuF nn appraisal u ihe Gresham mll
property They worked. undtc iu
siractons from ~ n MlNer 20 lho
Farmer labor league Who contends
the state sheuld own and operate lho
min pr Pcrty
According 20 the report 10 the ar
pfaiaers tho propo.ty is worth be-.
tween tli5oeo and sito0oo This
does not include iho elevators and
electric control
Mr Miller asked ua e. come hers
said Mr CoEawcH. one OF the anprals b
ors, and set a line m mill values
Miller centcnds that the property
was 20 bc sold for practically g7 900
before be- cot busy
Judge Smith has taken as action IN
the matter of approval q sale and
has indicated that he viii noe DO ~
until January Dc or until the new ud
minhtation begins 70 function
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
MANY IMPORTANT MAT
TIERS IN COUNTY COURT
Judge Boles and His Assistant
Are Kept Busy A, All
Times, Orphans Are
Adopted

Every day "a court day IN the
county tour, and iudFe Holes ana his
efficient ciefs Miss Mona farauhaf
san = always On ihe ioh and are
kept hnsy The probate division ~
the court ls the most Important ~
an divisions aa II deals wllh widows
and orphans
Tho usual gnst eas handled 70.
day Here are q few of the mofe
important matters up before the ,oufi
today
LeRoy ystnon Mayneld. of near
Mulhall. & year old boy was adopted
hy " A Dean and wife q oaaes
county.
Hazel cofdsil was adopted by " A
Coll and wue
y J.. smith. administrator nf che
Mary r Randan estate vas given
authority 70 build and repair improve.
menia IN tbs farms of the Rainfall
estate near Meridian Also Rlsen
authority 90 lease the farms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
BATH HOUSE As HOME
FOR NARCOTIC ADD|CTs
Suggestion That State Take II
Over, Make Repairs, and Use
As Sanitarium Or An
Aquarium

The municipal bath honss prop
efty is rapidly falling into decay.
Small boys with stones and bricks are
leaving the impress OF Juvenile VIC
lence on the east Windows
An appraisal made in September
showed $500 would be required for
necessary repairs on the building J.
r. searden. upon making 4 private
inventory with view % signing a
contract for operation of the property.
stated that $500 would be necessary
for repairs. The -ooi OF the main
building Is In very bad condition.
while the beaver board partitions
Eroan from neglect
The suggestion has been made thar
The city approach state officials with
a view 70 taking over the bath house,
making necessary repairs and using IL
as an adjunct 10 one OF the depart
ments Of the commonwealth either
as a sanitarlum for narcotic addlcts
or as an aquarium fcr game neh.
since no one else seems disposed
TO take over repair and operate The
bath house, favor having state con
troll in this case. The new admins
iration is committed TO state owner
ship of things. understand. and here
Is good chance to work Il out. IN
fact. Guthrie has two things Tor tho
state to daily with-the bath house
and the mills. favor using the
bath house fer narcotic pltients. It
would be a source OF big revenue to
the city and remove the incubus OF
idle and rapidly deteriorating prop
crty said Scafden
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN POULTRY SHOW
Many Fine Birds shown. Local
fanciers Win Points and
Prizes Many Here From
Other Counties

ineai aad oui 80 tovn ylslt rs
continued O. fhov nt,rst On ths
ihira daf 81 ths t.onn contr
Poultry show ihr helng mum
hr from nighhorng points The
upihfr goailaua mif and tho
ndltlon q the barge onirp Of
Alrdt IS aofeat The supernt nd
nd y d MA and socretssy Thur
man A Tunstali expect ro.rd
hr rakIng crowd Saturday ami the
fine exhibit 81 birds + wen worth
q ir.p fnm any county point 70 ac.
George e MInans 81 CAL homa
ciiy qcilng judge sags tbs show
lng of ihis ars exhibits i ~.
e lhai both IS 70 cllss snd coudi
tion
Among thf out 81 ioen exhibitors
aro Nr ma Mrt G,en Potter who
arc showing beautiful suvr lase
wyahdse ana NJ and Mrs u A.
cuhb. RuH Raeks Claud. e wafd
is exhibiting hlg fimous Barnd
Rock capoua an of the aboga -
hihua sr from Marshsll
} $ peM u Nmh'l brought an
attractive exhibit r birds. ana one
hs hu G, visit hin exhibit to BE-.
G me imbaed wlgh an ambition 10
hlcoma poultry ftncar
Among the ecai exhibitors. who
IS au outstanding fNimple of Whit
can 3 done IN the poultry line
alone dlefrsif rr,es IS e. NJ
rak mperntendl of th Guthrie
city schools Mr rot "a ah vs. NJ
a wonderful line Of GeIfn Wynn
a Co.. uIuc Andalu ian. Silver
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
Irish
Siege In
US. Oft


New York Dee - An arms
iier has been signed in the siege
81 ihe IRISH consulate. carried oil
for two days between the force,
If the Free State and the Repnb
he in the belief If reporters who
called az the building where the
consulate is located between mid
night aud dawn TODAY and found
the outer entrance locked
Late last night, Lindsay craW
ford. newly appointed consul
general of the Irish Free State in
New York City. was holding has
inner office erimly with a look
Of determination and a growth of
heard on his face which bespoke
hi, vigil beginning Wednesday
afternoon aud lasting an We'd
ncsday night and an day ytsier
day ~ the outer office. Robert
liriscoe. au officer ~ the Irish
republican army Mrs Muriel
MaeSwiney. widow of the former
lord mayor of Cork. and half
a dozen other representatives Of
The rcpuhlie were on watch.
Strolling in and out ~ the offices
We're uniformed policemen under
command Of Detective laenieuant
james Gegan Of the bomb squad
Both sides had announced that
they were there % stay The
policemen had made il known
that any violence or disturbance
would bring swift action Every
thing seemed prepared for an
other long night Of watchful
when the newspaper men
lcft for their offices 10 report
progress
What happened ID the interim
was not recorded. bat when the
observers returned
they found the door 10 the
locked and they could
not see amy lights on the tenth
floor whore the consulate was
located or anywhere else Then
recalled that Mr. Crawford |
had asked the republican repre- |
scntativcs 10 test their claims 10 !
the office By recourse to the
courts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
GUTHRIE'S BASKET BALL
TEAM WAS DEFEATED
Anderson, Guthries Forward,
Played Remarkable Game,
But Support Failed
Score, a TO "a

Guthrie basket hallcrs went down
70 defeat az Saltwater yesterday In a
spectacular game. witnessed by ar
unusually large crowd. Il was the
opening game Of the season. The
score AZ the finish was a 10 "a. An
derson's remarkable playing was the
feature q the game; he counted
twenty Of the twenty four points.
Although showing a lack Of prac.
lice. Coach Wilbur Ray's ) u. s.
five. all veteran players. outclassed
the Logan county eagers squad IN
flcor work
Guthrie took an early lead which
was soon overcome saltwater LED
by p 70 u at the half rest. increa.-
ing the lead IN the second period.
Peery, Haupence and Deb0ls we're
the big scorers for saltwater.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29

New Orleans. La-Dr Rudolph
Matas, head Of the medical depart.
ment Of Tulane University. former
president Of the American Medical As
sociation. and one Of the most eminent
surgeons Of the United States. inn
mediately following his return from
the recent congress Of French sur
gerry in Paris, declared that the so
called iransplan;inc Of glands. animal
or human. as a means 10 restore lp.t
youth. was one of the ), oss gigantic
frauds ever perpetrated upon the race.
and that il was the duty of the medi-
cal profession and newspapers 10 warn
against what he described as the char
laians who are exploiting the elanl
theory.
In Paris, DR. Matas met the most
renowned surgeons Of Europe. and he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
Roy SCOUTS. TROOP
), TO ORGANIZE

Boy Scouts q Tr.op No. epon
sored by Le Bron Pot No. 5S Am q
sr.eln Lesion. win organize tonight
at the city hall. chamber ~ COM
merce room. Troop csmmitt.f l.,
Roy Axtlll. c5mmander. Edgar G.
Herrick. cdiutln.: Ra.ph Dol. y.
vice county commander ist Lieut.
Walter J. Gopper. scouimastsr.
Harris Baieman asst. sooutmaster.
Sam Rankin. End asst scoutmasvr.
Meeting free to al boys from 10 70
Is years Of age. who arr net mem
bers OF a functioning Scout troop.
Meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday D..
29th. F'v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29

against them
man is as old as his arteries
When these begin to harden and 70
grow tough, when the head becomes
bald or the hair gray. when the homes
grow brittle. making him Young again
Is stretching the impossible into a
thorough falsehood
DR. Matas. who was an active par.
ticipant Al the Paris conference Of sur.
geons said that while the conference
made no attempt 10 discuss the gland
theory. the matter was raised when
Voronoff, the Russian surgeon. at.
tempted 70 introduce the subject. vor.
onoff has been an ardent defender of
the gland theory but according - Or
Matas the Paris conference refused 10
express any confidence in his methods.
nor was he allowed to speak
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29

John G Wlcks. 2io Eat 0ih street
oklahoma cny renewing hIs ruh-
scripilon ts Tho Leader f0r ihe 1fth
time writes 'lioreH renewal for
The Leader u keeps me ln ,ouen
with events in uly old home cily
whleh ] helped sonic Ia the early
days. 70 build when Il needed help.
and as read with aorrow of che pas
sing away of old friends lt brings
vividly TO mind the fact that We of
the Seer class may so.n be with
them Extending the compliments of
the season"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29

declared that these surgeons are un.
willing 70 take any stock IN the theory
of gland efficiency in the restoration
Of Youthful powers DR.. Matas said
A Gigantic Fraud
Gland implanting. as q means Of
restoring youthful powers Z, the OH.
men or women. is q gigantic fraud.
The idea that aged persons. who
have lost physical powers through nat
ural processes. can be made young
again by the grating of goat or
monkey gland. or human gland. iS
too ridiculous 3, be distressed seri.
ously
The doctors who claim 10 be aiic
10 restore physical viyor ~ operations
involving the application of animal
glands are unscrupulous qlaeiss. and
the newspapers should warn the public
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
Vote Before Night
On Borah'S S Bill
Is Forecast

fAH tH AHH st|H NN.4t
wssh.reser. Dee - "A sets
before nish, en- ~ aofah prepssai
re- a ~eria sesnsmis ssafsrsnss
~hlsh ls oppessa hy tne aamleisi
,rasien ,sas issast tsdas b. ssnals
isaaefu ~hlie she aseais 90
tee svhlsss proceeded ~lsh la.
srsassa fofY
rhe republicans nsaa,s,sd AL
stly fsr = roii can fer alsvsn
n,sns and recessed ever Asw Tsars
aay
Senator Johnson. fspuhAeAe
California. ~he 'saeht shouldss =
shoulder ~fth senator norsh
against the leAovs - Nssisns %
ended todsy's frsnaY battle en- shs
conferences paa iss said tha, ne
proposal Nas ~arss than tie League
ard added that sueh eonfsfsHss
~cuid isepaedlEs eur future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
TWO CONFESS TO MURDER. AND
INVOLVE MANY MORE

nastrop. Ia Dec - Forty five
persons were implicated In the More
house kidnapping and murders of last
August, according 20 two confessions
reported late Thursday as delivered
by the department Of justice men 10
state authorities az New Orleans.
The state's legal office IN New or
leans declined 70 comment On the
subject SAYING they wcuid neither
deny nor affirm IL.
The confessions VIII not be made
public, it was regarded here. until
the open hearings begin AZ Bastron ~
January
II was stated the signers of the
confessions have been granted inn
munity by the state and are belng
secfeied along with other witnesses
and viii be called upon 10 testify.
However, Il is regarded here as
probable the arrests Of some. or all
the men named will occur before the
open hearing begins
One indication that the state Is
preparing for some activity Is seen in
the order issued Thursday 10 the na
tional guard company az Mer Rouge
TO be prepared - move at short no.
uce. These troops were stationed
here 70 hold down possible out
break among the citizens OF THE ccm-
munity and 70 assist the civil authori-
ties IN making arrests
AT New Orleans Thursday the gcY
ernor OF the state. the attorney gen
eral, his staff OF legal assistants aud
the four department q justice men
were mapping out the future course
in the Investigations into the death
Of two men, said to have been vic
Tins Of mob.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
DESERVING MAN TOOK
HfS uA8kTT ~ can

Tho civic chri tmas Organization
Rotary. Elka and Lions diHflbui 4
1888 Christmas baskets aai SUNDAY
u WAS "a Joyous Christmas af
many
According 90 Antony Dsae ia
Guthrie committee worked Win
uatrty.
An amusing story = taid ia con
neoiion with the hinkst dH ulhuilr1.
on tho ist ~ thoss df-s rYlns -
hep was a fimlly llving on Villas
avenue.
The he'd of the family allied a.
iha commlits raoma SUNDAY morA
Ing saying
You needn't bother about de
nytrIng my bN.at have ny fori
oui here and can take li hums ~
soif"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
High Society Members
Grabbed On Charge
OF Boodegging

Ne~ Nors. pee 2a.-A federal
grand jury hearing completed today
against : Jacket ana tennis elub, N
PARK avenue resulted In Indictments
on two eoUnts sqainss twelve men.
charged with selling mere than
thirty gallons % liauor.
The specific ehsrses o. the ~.
dietmenss we're conspiracy 10 NO.
late the volsssaa act ard the IN.
ternal revenue law.
Federal Officials SAID the oonsplr.
sey Was brought 70 their notice
several weeks AGO and had hesn
followed through select circles and
fashionable places"
Among those named IN the IN
dietments ~eie r. n. LaMontue,
Morgan LaMentue and william A.
LaMoniue, owners o. the Grand
River oistillins Company and the
Ennis plstilllng Company o. Ken
tnueky. y. N. LaMontue IS noted
as : poio player
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
LONGTIME IsI ADIIs~
ol nm DiiiN ~ ADfH

Walter Wilson. ths dsmaeratse ssf
hrse u enc Hear Crsek has tae gis.
uuetl'n q hafins bssn firsl aqsaeanf
Tor a rural route ia lha state lla
f That "a "a fean aau wbaa afmi
carrier system aas ffst aatatslsaea.
AZ thv aama inns BE- ahatrlbea e
The Daily ieaief taa has 1saa az
lak the paHag sesr Nnee UnlY aaa
other fanaiE n Eas esaatY saa ae~a
feaaiak fas Daily f.aaass aasss
ths eash famllf lbsf stasiea Sizes
fts iradHF Hd n ~s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
SAY IT WITH FLOUR
AND CALUMET"

That's ntn Cpks "a ulorin fif
today and saturday Al expert
dcm3ustratr it serving hot dfii-
cloua biscuits 20 all oomrs az th
cooksey store The biscult are
mlds out of Rtd siar -four Calumm
baking p.wdff j. used alao end
dellcloua r aeafdsn preserves a. s
sprtad makes the biscuit the finest
ever. Csa and try ons Y0are
welcome
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
oUTHRiANs ARE GIVEN
NOTARY COMMISSIONS

T. J. Blackman and Grace l..
McCracken OF Guthrie wre issusd
notary commissions Thursday By
the secretary OF STATE. other cem-
missions went to C. H. Cobb. Nor
nsn; VIM. G. McCse,l1nd. Edmond:
Jennie NJ Russell. Muskorss J.
L. Jackson. Lawton; Bryan Blew
Lambert and J. y. Msioy. Bsrden
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
IS Mob
Members
Spotted
BULLETIN

Monroe. La. Dec % Sheriff
Fred Carpenter of Morehouse
parish today declared there will
be arrests in the Morehouse kid
naping investigations upon the
return Of the federal investi-
gators who were in New Orleans
yesterday attending q confer.
ence with state officials. II is
said that As persons viii be ar.
rested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
FOUNDER or SCOTT sH
CLANS DEAD

James MacCash aed s.. found r
OF the Scottish Clans died In 81
Jous last nighi a. was an uncle
u Alfalfa nil Murray. ~ Tisho-
mingo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
MIDNIGHT FUNERAL FOR
LATE WM. II. MITCHELL

Funeral services for the late Vim
H. Mitchell will be held from the
Masonic temple Sunday afternoon a.,
o'clock.
There viii also be a midnight
Masonic funeral at the Temple Sat
urday night Interment will be in
Summit View cemetery.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29

NOTICE TO G. A. r. and " ? c.
The ladies of The VI y g and ali
members o. the G A. r. u tbr g'iy
will meet az the ball AZ % suaaar
afternoon 70 attend the faasral q
he late wm n Mitchell q VI
plati posi Cammandes,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
SPANISH WAR VETS TO MEET
TO ATTEND MITCHELL FUNERAL

All Spanish War veterans are re-
quested to meet at the Elks hotel at
7:30 o'clock Saturday evening. to
arrange to attend the funeral Of their
late comrzde- in arms. wm. r. Niit-
chelL By order Of committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
CHECKS TO FAIR WINNERS

S Secretary Weuner h0 finished the
iob of melting out checks 70 win.
ming exhibitors IN tle frs4 fair
More than 1900 warrants wro bs.
sued.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29
ses asss ., y Al

shs a haes n tas msrch IA
eoantst msnh % arsnsd lfe -
ehieh maleialu viriasl nnFt.al hw
la Mefrhaa plnsh daY Hbs
\ haek 4 ~ pselal halsnn b 3.
and iHhtl tiunK ursa ana atol
sans 80 o. arms Il srurss - north
i@ausAna ellis na sba - s. 4
y iha htH lan Ut Ayfamita. ~
iefi.uslY fsplei d That brought 10
ihr aarfaee " lake "a Foufehe lae
heai'esa. wrs .hsand ballui
fhomga RlehAein aaa waite Daniels
after - ~ iour o. nihaa r,ms IN sha
oess 81 en- Ase hd shs i bafk
u lsaal sud ms1an tAAAl hesas
aasf mhea hy uogtnef faFk 70
place TIE possibility fof eat
double nufdsf aud shs torGaee mfn
ky prc~dsd q ahe - bach eg
iho aeoona lahlie barring og n
story 81 tvo oenlHr n louisiana
rbn ou January 3 men viii gafh
ia ihe rs hus sun riusrd coart.
house % naalfop % thrtsh out tas
oaas
This llitle glfl II ~ ooa Richards.
danshief On fhomaa = nlthif \.
ene o. ths m n tortured ana msr
dtrtd by Msr nease moh Ahleh
dovsuer rarssr asserts paa ~ y
40 u msmHra at lha Ku Klts Knn
and etloh a y desrlopmsnla nas.
Hianiiats
The machinery whleh asrtsd tis
e'esn 40 drive aeilaat tht Alan a
iha aieis sta put 20 motion atw
Governor rsrkr hard tiis n
mla9sh murder of mothers sr.sf
OF supins lori aalhoFie aha a
last swo.r q mlshy sath ahsn ma
lii'io chilt eiImb,d "a hs knf n
hia effieo "a naNo ltuaks aaa
pleadd
Won you psas bring my tttdY
homc for ChritAc,f
The ttay goes bask % ihs aam.
mer nlshf ehsa little l~tta and
her dlady hard 10 hand. SIRE e.
tcoa,lnusa on raEs -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29

New orleens. Ia. Dc 29-To-
NIGHT cloudy With rain and warmer
IN extreme eastern Oklahema. sat
urday gnerai'y fair and colder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-29

oar and one half fare on ali
railr ada. viii b. gven.aecoant of
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