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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
DARTMOUTH AND COLUMBIA ANNUAL,
 TILT IN DEMAND

A general demand has been made among those interested in the football game next Saturday between Dart mouth and Columbia. that the contest be made an annual affair here. Of1- cial5 of the two inst1utions are re- ported to look with favor on the pro posal, but no action can be taken un- til the close of the season. Those supp orting the idea favor ThankSg1v- ing as a date for the contest.
 Saturdays game will mark the first footbal1 contest between the two col leges held in this city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
B0GASH IS SIGNED
 TO MEET JOE CANS

Louis Bogash, one of the leading contenders for the niddleweight championship. was matched today bv his manager Joe Smith to box Italian Joe Cans at the Broadway Sporting Club, Brooklyn, New York, on De cember 4. Bans is one of the very few headEners whom Bogash has not yet met Cans has a referees deci- ssion over Dave Rosenberg and vic tories over a host of other top notch CTS.
 Patsy Bogash. Lous welterweight brother, who has been on the side lines for quite some time will also swing into action on the same card
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
STAMFORD JUNIOR
 ELEVEN IN ACTION

The Upstreets and the Downstreets football teams. participated in an in teresting game last Saturday in Reads iane in Stratford. The Upstreets were victorious with a score of 37-7. Ray mond Gardner made the touchdowns Tor the UpStreets, while Howard Read and Willy Pistey were the star play CTS for the opposing eleven.
 The Upstreets would like to book games Teams wishing to play this promising squad should communicate with Raymond Gardner. fl Highland avenue Stratford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
LOCAL GRID RIVALS
 IN RETURN GAME

The Jackson Stars and Walnut A. O. rival football elevens will clash in a return game Sunday afternoon at NeWheld Park. The two aggPegatiOnS met at New field last Sunday and the contest resulted in a ScorelesS tie after four periods of slashing football. Although the JackSons outplayed their opponents last week in the major part of the game they did not have the necessary drive to score. Another hectic battle is anticipated. The game will start at 2:1O o'clock with Charlie Ma honey referee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
TO DINE LANDS

New York, Nov. 16-There will be a gathering of the baseball clan Sun day night at the Astor, where ths Friars are giving a dinner to Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lapdis, Will Hays and Augustus Thomas. The dinner will be formal and the regulation cIawhammers will be donned by all guests except Commissioner Landis, who will appear in a complete suit of Sydenham armor in view of the threatening batta1ions that are gather ing to get that worlds series charity gate away from him, dead or alive.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
NUTMEG JUNIORS
 OUT FOR ACTION

The Nutmeg A. c. junior football eleven would like to book games with any Junior teams in the city or state, chiefly Stratfelds. Rosebud Colts and Acorns. Manager Joe Rizzo claims that he Is having a tough time ar ranging games The Nutmegs' record to date is six wins. one defeat and one draw. The Nutmegs will prac- ttce tonight, starting at 6:30 o'clock und players are asked to report
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
GENE MARTIN SHY
 ON POOL SHOOTING

Gene Martin, the classy out- fielder of Bill Donovan's New Haven Profs, and Bridgeport favorite, demonstrated last night at Connie Lewis billiard parIor that he is just as clever at pocket ing the worries with a cue stick as he is at grabbing fly balls in the outffeld. Gene took On'' Eddie Langham for a tilt and although the latter won at the finish it was a close and interesting came.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
ORANGE GIRLS TO
 PLAY MARKET 5

The girls basketball team of the r. w. c. A. of Orange, N. J. will play the Bridgeport Public Market Or1o1e girls' cage team, champio of the Bridgeport Y. W. c. A Orioles had one of the fastest girls teams in he state last season and the dope has it that they are just as fast this season, if not faster. The Orange combination copped the city cham pionShtp as well as the Y. w. C. A. title last year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
CRASHO-STAR
 CONTEST, SUNDAY

A fast game is expected to result when the Crasho Reserves footbal1ers and the Lone Stars clash at Seaside park next Sunday. The contest is slated for 2 o'clock on Diamond No. l. A keen spirit of rivalry exists be- tween these two e1evens and both are in the running for the junior championship of the city. Last Sun day the Lone Stars puiverized the Mohawk combination by a 58 to 0
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16

New York, Nov. 16-O. N. S.)- Only four clubs have nominated teams for the junior national cross country championship race Of six miles to be held over the VanCourt- land park course on Saturday. They are the F1nnish-American A. C.. and the Mohawk A C., of New oYrk. the Knights of St. Anthony, of Brooklyn, and Cygnet A. c. of East Portchester, N V
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
Bad Breaks Cause
 of Auto Accidents

(By International News Service.)
 Los Angeles, Nov. 16-Breaking all records by nearly 10000 smashups- there have been more than 32.000 auto and traffic. accidents in Los Angeles so far this year, according to a report issued by the safety bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
NEW RECORDS FOR
 p. H. PIN LEAGUE

Crunners went on rampage in the Porhouse Bowling League last night on the Arcade alleys. He smashed the pins for a high single of 1855 and three string total of 353. Sheridan posted a mark of 344 for three strings.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
TRIPLE DEADLOCK IN STATE 5. Q. U.
 BOWLING LEAGUE

Three teams are in a tie for first place in the Sons of Veterans State Bowling League, No. II A Bridgeport, No. Il B, Bridgeport and No. IT, New Haven, with averages Of 666. Andrews has the high single honors Of 121.
 SfaIdiIlnr
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16

California.
 The great increase in accidents is due to automobile owners who neg lect to keep their brakes in proper conditions. according to the Auto Club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
LEAGUERs DEFEAT LAPS

Tokio, Nov 16-(By the A. P.)- The all star American baseball team yesterday defeated Meiji university, II to O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
M'CARTEN STAR
 PIN SMASHER IN ELkS LEAGUE

McCarten was the big pinner in ehe Elk's bowling tourney last night, rolling a. high single of PA and three string total of 346.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-16
GERRITY-MULLICAN GO 16 YEARS AGO
 WAS TORRID SETTO

Beach about twenty years ago. I
 follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
BILLION DOLLAR DAY
WILL BE STAGED
Friday Is the Date Income Tax
Payments Due In Nation,
Victory Notes To BE
Collected


Mssh.nRlon' Dee li-fr'dlf "ili
ha . ni.ien dollar day a. me usat-
nfy Tho nations finance a'inf'
meut ca that Gay VII distribute lh
eath pf securities feFen hNnaita
mi sen o'.hfs ia heiN r 80 Veto +
notes when hAfe hf'n ''ifa iF
r'aemp'ion' two nana"a ml'lop
70 holders 9 maturing = 's'if
caf'ihcaits OF ihaeniean sn anu one
huhar mit'iana 10 'h''4Ai on ihs
pubic afpi
TIE victory notes e,li'a. W when
'hi f''t Wit "a b'''inh' -
n.Ar ipe as'nFu' sung i'''gfa - -
. - ~ ana p.l'fe V'e etia'
number
~ come ai'oh win 'ne itaay pAF
mehts g, tnasaf} L ouefns 'Al Z
handftd niliion aaAafs q ~
IFr tni h-'es maturing 70 l-t
years and one ISSUE ot NVs'N'.VVl
.m ireaHaff r0r''iiea''a one f''a'
maiuf'nE - ihna moh'hs pe-f'hE
Is ~ pf e.hi interest anu IN
other bearing Tour 'fe,nt interest
end maturing 10 one ''ar d"'afI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
CITY ENRICHED BY
HIGH COURT DECISION
More Than $4,000 To Be Paid
BY County To City, Goes
Into Street Improve.
ment Fund

a. decision ~ iha supreme
court 81 iht state. recently render
"a. ihe clly ~ Guihns wlil ha en-
richfh approximately tl4op. up
this tum ne county treasurer has
airtsdy turned over $1,000 Is ,hp
city
"a 1919 ho county rnmmias '0ntrs
crierld The county t'esaurfr q hnii
up the pInalil0s drlyfd trtm pay
mont ~ delinquent city property
unill the question. long moott a
ono. waa seititd bv tho courts rh
j hariue uaf bad end 0aa decided in
fbvvr ~ tha county Then the clit
appealed lhe efFe and e went - "a
eupr ma court, where q has D fn
pending uniii recently when a decl
sion Waa made in favor 81 The fliY
Ths money derived from dfin
ournt taxes goes into tho street
fand ~ the city This money b
now reads and can ho used f0f
street Improvement end thfre afa
many phofa that need repalrlnT
Tho decision viii mean much
money q tha tiiY IN tho future ~
tho rr sni esaa The decision Is ro
troariivo and calls for ihe pafmfn'
- an MONEY derived from THIS
uree snc March g9. 1919
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
COTTON NlRFHOI SES ron
STATE L. PLANNED

Oklahoma c.ty Dec ii.-Observ-
@rx predicted today that the agrcul-
tarzl committee appointed hy Gov
srn-r-eifcs J G walton sin recon-
mens 70 he United states lsgsia-
tsre that I've large cation vare
bsnsss b. erected At compress pointH
In ths state
The c1nm.ftse met late Sa,ur-
day ulth rtprssenistiyes from cot
tor trsksrags firms and Il vas
1nsfncsi'g statsd arresd upon a
tentative 1ian 'or tas erection of
the five atrfheusss in the state
Ths wsrs Aoasfs youid D. located .;
Ozisb1na city. Aifls Ardmore.
uussorss and pafsltly Duncsn.
Unsfr ths plan 3; "a proposed thai
TIE ookicn shea stored IN TIE
pz-stozss fhquld - oorsidErsd IN
frazsit for ens year.
Ths commitfes Nss 70 meet again
to1ay - give furfher ronsiserafisr
10 ne plgre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
IN DISTRICT COURT
Man Who Annexed Traband ,
Jewelt and Hooked Arm
strong, and Ralph Rhoads
Admit Quilt

rdsar naushst the man who siele
ieweu car from rhn rrahAnd last
september pleaded ralitr 10 dla'n.i
court today and eill b. sentenced
later nanshef va ARRESTED 10
Kansas cily after be had STAGED sse
eal other ros rich Quick deals ns
sides securing the car frcm ffahand
Be borrowed $500 from A y Arm
strong
Ralph nhaafs Guthrie WY aian
pleaded gullig t8 house robbery ara
wll be sentenced saturday Ralph
vas caught with muaa fua ~
iel5thlnr and othor salushls things
that h. had taken from ,he home
Itf g. VI Mimher
Denver q Williams. ueHfn. chars
od with aaanlilag iHena cannan
"a yoar Old rlrl l. helmr timl 81
district cean TODAY Tho aiiack VS.
made Iune is uf ihls year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
GUTHRIE MUST MAKE
GOOD ON PROMISE
Tuesday Is Eleoiion Day Water
and Sewer Extension Bonds
should CARY AL Tax.
PAYERS Can Vote

Tncrew q sicciNn aav AZ yoa
vas, sAe c.V 90 improve 81 90 shs
pslis and vote yes 90 hoth ihe water
vnfks ard ihe sewer extension prep'
ositicn
Wher ihe Wssanie KrAna ledge
taa8ias COMMITTEES was oui sceslng q
saitah's site far the Masonic Home
one ohtecura IS the cuiaue slte was
tae rrcr waisr ard sewer service 90
fhaf ptri &. thf cH The civic cleh,
ana ihe chswl~sr of Commefc'
gralssd ne Nasons thai tao sewer
AEe and waisF zines would be- extend.
81 81 e feF fais objection
i raN IS a. Guthrie citizens q
uske soat this rromlse oa g the
ntfis and rote Yes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
THREE CHILDREN ~IOlE\
FROM CH,RlTN Ho,ii

NrAirsfr ntc Three child-
rra tred A'neen months four
sears and eievfn wears wsre kdnsp-
pta last Night from ths United
Casrats Hcme q th.s atg Tno
81 ihe shnsrta verc those of Mrs
18s cron. and the infant htlanEed
to her asaahter Naads Raessn.
AL wra % he sent o. 60 order
q, coaaiy Jatse nrouu 90 az or
81 aass e p7er. having BEEN talsu O
from ths rarfrts 81 ths Eroand .,
imr--Fer sur unairrs
The masher had been arrfstfd
nuns rouf tines Rfosrtir ne faar
yr-- eA chns was found confined
fn trunk Nh ths heass vas
searrhfd hy oflicer N1 c'ew o.
the fhree chiidrsn hsd been found ap
60 Monday nocn. Mrs Grow had
hsen released from sal saisrday
sfareA D. 81 ing made tr her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11

tNfs.raHs fek lee IT
Waodhnanda aW being hurried
from Huntsville penteoflsfy ~
steesimsn ia ahe nn ghe iai'
IN a masked nfefn who attacked
a eOyes ald white nrl st ~
home AZ sirreimau AZ tl'
clock lha morning aeeartlin
to reports la lhe shaufls dspari
meni hefe fhf eifl WAS m hN
back yard 81 hff heme when ~
nsern ihrtW 4 l4sk over her bee 7
aml stuffed hsr mouth with ept
tom Excitement IA hlvh ~
sirerimau and lhe streets and
surrounding emnir filling with
armed men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
Another
Negro Is
BURNING

+ Ia.fiisld rfx lh ~ A
-eafa he'lfei s. hafs attacked
white eiri 81 hsf hame 81 Street
ian fhH mafHH has heta er
snfpi hY paAse hff Boa mot fft
8 een hlaniflsd sfeortlins tn
s,ofis here Excitement i hIh
~ dhanlnla 81 refsoas ars hef
"riHH taWaf sifetfman
Tire 0eefa Wha sall hls Hams
was Oeofas Cess haa been taken
ta fhf eIfl hane faf posslhlr
Identification mah 81 aiHaf
/ tn has gathered st slrrsfmaH
anl a quantity 81 Hasl has heeH
'pisd in ihf street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
Il IiIilIE 10 iln ~
DllIlL NNsT NIINiI

Thfra NIll b. a general mfs llne
n business men farmefs aud hn
others interested IN tha dosifusis n
~ tha hou seetr. AZ ne Chamber
~ Commerce rooms thla evening "a
1850 Plans uln Do made 20 ai
and fneoaues tha farmers u foran
county % the drive q fstlnsuiih.
by flrs tho pests and 'ha hrtsilng
pieces
Everybody ~ invited 20 this mes &.
.ne ana every hafneea man Ia tha
eliF school attend This i bot
eoayl wo.k ln iha stats and the
drive wlil be rnerai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11

Markets
Shrink

Chieaee nee N Shrnkaee
~ forsirn markets affects ,he
farmers ss.cii more iAan any
thing else la fhs w,ar'd and ihcfs
i~ nothing 81 sresief menef'
thsn ihe creation 81 International
relations that will he prvcedent
As ths re establishment 81 iho>e
markets. declared Rcrnard q
lisrueh If NeN York, former
chairman ~ ihe war iadnsiis>
board II a. adlf' teday he.
fore ths American fgrm hAfeah
federation
Surplus finally determines
ihe priee - praaneis he said
You farmers are Tho roal *.
psrterD ~ che country u j. you
who arr deenlg ri,r,sted ~ fer
eirr affairs spd if Non cannot
sen your surplus abroad you must
take Il lower price Tor that pof
ilon of ihc produce consumed
herr Tho rtestahlishmeni Of
the worlds foreign markets can
onN come with the re- establish.
ment 81 the worlds economic
prace and balance
Agriculture needs the same
access io commensurate financing
~ modern business In order 90
he placed urou an equality with
Some industries with which il has
to deal 4 now finance system
T. increase tho Volnmc q thwe
slassas 70 ual credits shonld he
81 up creiii for more orderly
marketing 20 crops. for the par.
pose of raising and marketing
cattle and for productive pnr.
poses
"Thc basis Ger increased mar
/ keiing credits should he the
placing 90 the products IN q
warehouse. where a neutral an
,hority would register ihelT
Grade aud amount aud issne ih'
/ farmer certificate THIS Ger
! tifiratc could ~ taken to bans
and credit obtained upon 4 or G
new finance corporation whict
would rc created for the purpose
of lending money O. the farmer
AZ tie lowest possible rate Of ~
iers1 for not exceeding one
year. unon bis note secured by
tho certificate
"The new institution inde
ranaent of the present hankins
system. would place the farmer
mote r. rs treasury and issne ~
own obligations which would b
liseoaniable rs the federal re-
serve system when having mol
more than nine months % ma
1 iuriiy
The basis II the issuance o'
credit to cattle raisers would h'
cattle properly Inspected be
lbeniure for this purpose should
run a. long as three years hn'
.cniv notes having . nine months
on Jess maturity should be DIS
ieountahle r the federal banks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
MARY AND DOIc 10 MAKE
TRIP ,ROr<D WORLD

View York Dee n Douglas Fair.
banks and Marg pickford plan 70
CIR umnavigite the elobo IN Jap
nnese liner neat spring The trip
viii start from san Francisco
The ship which thy are said %
have chartered belongs 20 Togo
K.stn Kasha and has 10 first class
sroommadaiions Mr and Mrs Fair-
banka q q understood have Invited
.0 fnsp3s - accompany them on
the tour They intend not only 10
study ih, effects Of their flma ln
foreign bands but also 20 Inspect
ne dlsinbutns offices for their
films ln the Orient
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
OKLAHOMA DELEGATES
At CLEVELAND TO-DAY

7 Inther I.angston. president o.
ths Okls homa city trades and lab
roanrr Ear witt. Ordey u Rai
way CONDUCTORS. T. =. shslden and
0aorgs wilson sre expected 20 ar
rive IN Cisyehnd. Ohio. TODAY %
represent Okishoma at the national
csnfertncs far progressive poli'loai
action. Mondsy. Tneeday and We'd
aesdiy.
Al fsur mfn have been issdera
10 the nov msnt sponsored BY M
ReooDftruction La
gue 10 Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
EDITOR rlurFn on
IHlIlGI 0r ~ nntis

puranra Csla. pee a uod =
Day editor n ~ puuhm pamH
rnt ass toual nei mll4y naaY
~ tha ehirse af mafd for whlsh
he vas lfl IA eahasctea Nith tha
death q wnlam o. wood. ellf
editor of lha Daaneo iitriit lsst
Apni Th verdict eas fttnfn 4
aftr "a ballots had been Akan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
DEATH CLAIMS WILL.
KNOWN cry WOMAN

Mra } r n'rgs passed neay thfs
morning a. her home 1915 Fast
Villas a O'Clock Hho haa been
40 for some time wlth caucsr. nes
sides her husband che isafss one
daughter. three siep. daughters and
two stsp.aons who wsra al here
shen she psaaed away The fan
eral viii b. held Tuesday sfiefnoou
Isl i8o ~ The Rev q .. Nichols
~ ihs ilrsi Presbyterian church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
Bankers
To Pay
In Full

okl4hama Iisy ne. IA
business Se>>ioa g fhe executive
eoansA q the Stats Rsukrf> =
~seiAtioa 6 Oklahoma s Is s.
held here tonight followed ~ SEA
irformSl reception and dance a.
preliminary ta the corNenffn
- the organization vhAh begins
hers sonorrru Reprfs nfaiives
AZ fhe Al hsrks s. re state
Which are members ~ th,4 assoc
eiailon Were arriving ga 4il
trains ioiSx
That tht eonhncn of the
present state banking sssttm v.li
ht the moSf Important matter Is
receive consideration af TIE tae
ve1iion. MAS Indicated Ia state
msni made hv " r. samuel
seenrixry Of thr association he
sai3 Delegates Is ths clnVcn
fion viii ecne here prepared s.
hew their way through tht ~
fanclfments which have sur
rcaa1ei the state guaranty w.s
iem and establish 5 clear path
toward payment q an losses ard
again place ihf state hankinr
xvStem a. thf highway io ~
efSs
We are facing ihs itsi ~ the
association and We fel conhienf
that TIE state hsrters win he
abe Is work 81. a PLAN Which
VI lmeei re existing emerrercv
Legislation wtifh would make
the state raarsutr frr3 lasf
a. 3frasf ineeal ~ ifr,f cad
treatment IS under causdfrafior
Tie opinion hss been expressed
thar Is order u neet the needs
- an deFsosi'ors az state hanks
i viii me- ~ necessary to repeal
fhs present lsw hut to amend &
in sone p3rtnalars to mske im.
possible ike waste q fards
"Properiv administered. e s
believed that guaranty svstrm
whatever nav hc ifs fanlts
fundamentally Is the one which
musi a. made Go operate success.
fully during ihe present crisis
Amorr other affairs 81 im-
ror,auee 10 come before the eon-
xtnfior x fhe selection 81 rire
names az members 0f fhe assoeia-
fion from whieh ihc governor !.
.xr.enie no choose three members
g fihe ncw state banking board
Eight new members % ihe as.
soei1tion S executive so1nel as.
are ~ bg named
Speculation exists s. IS whether
the association will enaof~e
mar far the cffce II sale bank
frr commissioner Close friena.
a. Goveror-leei ! G Walior
have said that fhe governor leei
would treat with due corsldera
tior any endorsement made 3,
fhe organization
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
CHM ~tIsI TAFT
VIII nI I'M WITNESS

wtshlnstes nse q chisf taa.
tles fsft informed Chaimaa vals
stead - enc hoass Judiciary eumalfs
tea To-day mat No would appeaF b''.
foFs Il 81 ths hearing ~ lhe ksllaf
Impeachment ehtrrss sFslnft Al
iornf General psaxhtHY Il ghe
cammitre should sss m % can
hlm.
ehalrnmn valatsad hAa strhiaad
d, hs ehlsf nsgies mat ~ nam
wa lhelaltd n hs liit q wilness'
namsa aabnsiihd 81 ~ Keller rt-
nnbli On repfea ntAilvs from Niaas
soia Rho brought lhs bnpsaehnsnt
chafNsA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
TWO 60 On TRIAL
F0R sLAiING MAN

Mount Holly. y J.. Dec ii.-ara
Doris Brunen and her br0thsr Hary
G. Mohr. 20 On trial ioday before
suprerDs Court Justice KaKseh On
charges of having Killed Ar Bru-
neus husbasd. Honest John" r
Branen. circus owner
l8rnnen Nas shot on March 10
last. a. he al b. the window oi
li.s hoxns At Riverside rsadlug
newsGapfr.
Beth defendants. who were arrest
"a about two months after ib'
shooting. rspeatsdly have protesies
fhtir innocence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
uaoTp TO GUARD HTALTd

Oklahoma city De HIN q
- ss-;in ifusd today Dr a T.
LAWS state haiih commission
urgfs s'nc'esf precaufion arlinst
pynosure that might result IN pnsu-
monia. This r. The preFa'snt dis
case fcr the time u the yeaF Il Il
aaggessed and various methods are
rlrsn % esrapa ~ sttaek Drsss
properly. eet sparinEly and sifer
in properly vsntllstsd rooms. Il 4
advised
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
WILD GEESE PICk CANA
DIAN BANKS A. RESORT

some q ths weather wiss Who b.
lsres that tas rid geese kncr
ucrs arcui weather c-n1ltcrf 'hs-
usx. are e. - tsaef thsi a uI g
wrfer ~1y prevail
A nuuher q fte uliE fowi wefe
r--.~ss rr.nr .o-rhwzr1 ; few 1aFs
aro. ssnastlra tsty rarely q ercers
wte- rn tae rst1rr -crrt whe1 frr -
E zao1f e teEr-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
iIIlSIllpS SEARCH
ron LOST IiIlil~

~ Paso Ter. Dee n Eyefr
aircrafi unit ~ lhs command n the
United states alr service along ths
1900 mile border has nos bssn o.
signed q definite port IN iha comb
lng n ths territory between Port
Tuachaea und tho Pacific coist in
fesrch Of Colonel rrbncls Marshall
and Lieutenant Charles /. webbsr
aYlaiora. Lost sinee iaa ThnfsdaY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
GOVERNOR PiIlDO\s BOY
WHO ATTACKED WOMAN

Oklahoma City, De- 10 sut
ter ths "a ytar ed Bsrilesyiiis boy
wha vas convicted IN 1891 of as.
aanilrr Misa Cole and sentenced
10 serve five years IN iha sist
penliruflaff has been uardoned hF
Governor n a Rsierifon. Thf
pardon was issued upon ths recon
msndaiien of Wsfh.ngion county or.
fieas anf citizen md others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-11
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