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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the United States District Court
Ninth Judicial Circuit, in and for
The state of Nevada.
Herbert w. Martin, Complainant VS.
The Bristol Consolidated Mines
and Smelling Company, Defendant
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
on June 26, 1922, THE DISTRICT
COURT OF the UNITED STATES. for
The NINTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT. in
and for the STATE OF NEVADA.
wherein the undersigned A. l., Scott.
vas appointed receiver of the Bristol
Consolidated Mines and Smelling
Company, on February 9, 1922.
made and entered am order, pursuant
to the terms of which all persons.
hrms. association and corporations.
having claims or demands against
said Bristol Consolidated Mines and
Smelling Company, are required to
present their claims in writing, sun
ported by proper aflldavits, to said
receiver, on or before July Thirty
first, 1922, under penalty of having
their claims not so presented disal-
lowed
Dated: Phoebe, New, June 30, 1929.
A. l.. SCOTT, Receiver.
First Pub. July
Last Pub. July 2S
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07
SIMMONS

IN the Tenth Judicial District Com,
=. 'lle state OF Nevada, in and fo,
the County OF Lincoln. -
Mildred L. Postop, Plaintiff, v Jesse
Lee foston, Defendant. '''
The State of Nevada Sends croo,;n
TO Said Defendant: -
you ar hereby summoned to an
pear within ten days after the serp.
ices upon you of this summons !,
served in said County. or within
tWehty GAYS If served outside of said
county but within said Judicial hi
srlct' ana in all other cases within
forty days Exclusive of the doy 81
seryice), and defend the aboye-entitI.
ed action. o'''''i-
ms IS an action brought for a
uecree OF absolute divorce from tbo
defendant on the ground of extreme
cruelty, said cause of action helm q
alleged to have accrued within snid
county OF Lincoln, as will more fuI-
~ appear from verified complaint on
lille herein. reference to which is
hereby made
Dated, June 81, A. D., 1922.
EVA DOLAN,
toeal) Clerk of said Court
a. l.. Scott. Phoebe, Nevada, Attor.
ney for Plaintiff.
First Pub, July Z.
Last Pub, Aug, II.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07

on the 4th and 9Th.
Mrs Arthur Gentry went to Cal
iente last Saturday to take care of
the home of Mrs Himstreet, while
she visits in the East.
Miss Margarita Mathews returned
home Saturday after spending a
week visiting at the Fogliani ranch
Miss Lisle Gentry is visiting at
the Francis place in Spring Valley.
Albert Wadsworth came home on
lueday, from the Bowling ranch.
where he had been employed.
News reached here last week, of
the marriage of Mis- Florence Hig-
gins, daughter of Mrs J. A. Higgins
OF Pomona Calf, formerly of this
place
District Attorney f. E. Wads-
worth and Dave Mathews were Wis
ltors at the County Seat last We'd
nesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07
H|K0 NOTES

Judging from the blasting that
we hear from Irish Mountain min.
ing district the predictions of the
most sangulne of the Hike people
are coming true as there seems to
be much more development going
Oil this year than for several wears
The recent thunder storms have
done considerable damage to all the
roads that converge at CRYSTAL
Springs. County Commissioners.
Please take notice. A fine place to
spend little money.
Hot weather we are having these
days, but the nights are cool. II is
pleasant to sit in the cool of the
evening and listen to the corn grow,
Ed Nesbitt is circulating a peti-
tloh to have the post office in Hike
moved to his ranch. Ed has served
as postmaster for the past several
years, making the trip to the office
Whenever the stage makes its an
pearance, to care for the mail. He
says the time he has spent roostine
on his front porch waiting for the
mail to arrive, when he should have
been in the field working, has be-
gan to get on his nerves. Ed says
that the job is no sinecure at the
best and wants to be relieved of the
position, but nobody Twink in Hike
VIII tale 1t over at any price. He
wants the office changed, or will
ask that his resignation be accepted.
lie is rather reasonable in the stand
he is taking, and since he viii then
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07
Panaca Notes

The Fourth of July was celebrated
al Panaea with the Salute OF guns
AT daybreak Al the meeting at 10:
so am. the following program was
presented:
Song-"The Red White and Blue"
Choir. Prayer-N. ]. Wadsworth.
song-"The Star spangled Banner.
Choir. Address-James A. Wads-
worth. Cornet Solo-Walter Long
Declamation-Annie II. Edwards.
Mixed double quartet" America
Beautiful. Mrs Sue II. Ronnow. Mrs
Eta S. Heaps. Miss Gertrude. James
4. Wadsworth, y. ]. Wadsworth.
Osborn Lee and MILFORD Heaps.
S"ng-' America congregation
Benediction-N. ]. Wadsworth.
A childrens dance and sports were
held in the afternoon and a dance in
the evening.
Panaea was well represented at Pho
N"AAho AAit dAltl uObH anu tAGn-
ing. Some of those who motoreG
there were. Henry Lee and family.
Mr. and Mrs n. ]. wadsworth, Mr.
and Mrs Earl l. Mathews, Mr. and
Mrs Bert Findlay and children, Allen
Findlay, Frank Lee, Henry Mathews.
Margarita Mathews, willard Math-
ews, Misses Lucille Butler, Vera Lee.
Aileen Lee, Mr. and Mrs Frank NJ.
Lee, Mrs Meta VOCAL, Harry Math-
ews, Walter Gentry. Chester Lee and
family, Mr. and Mrs William Butler.
Miss Buella Wadsworth spent sew
eral days this week visiting friends
at Phoebe.
Leslie Edwards, Alton Lee, Mrs
Maurine Hudson and Miss Eloise
Stewart. went to Alamo Sunday and
attended the celebration held there,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07

Ralph Olinghouse and bride re-
turned home today from Los Ange-
les, where they have been spending
lhe.r honeymoon since the 22nd of
June. Mr.. aud Mrs. Olinghouse
formerly Miss Alice Cedarstrom, sur
prised THEN friends by getting mar
RED N Salt Lake City on June 81
going directly to Los Angeles. The
nappy couple win make their home
in Phoebe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07
NOTICE OF DIRECTORS
NEETt

At special meeting of the Direc
tors of the Tungsten Comet Mininl
Company held June19th 1922, il
was voted to levy one cent assess
ment on the outstanding stock
This is due now and must he paid
on or before July S1st 1922 or such
.hares will be sold at pubic auction
as may be necessary to cover the
amount and expenses.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
d. l.. HEARTY, Secretary.
first pub. ESQ
last pub 7-21
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07
Personal
Items

William Harrington, one of the
members of the State highway sur
vey had the misfortune to get one of
his eyes badly injured Thursday
evening, making it necessary to call
the Doctor. Painful but not serious
is the diagnosis.
Miss Dora Gibeaut, one of the
Record force, has been off duty this
week on account of illness.
Mrs. Joseph Delmue, Sr., and son,
Joe, We're in town Thursday on bust
ness.
Claude V. Cole and Cecil Morris of
the Welson Creek country, were in
town Thursday on business.
Maurice Bowling and wife were in
from their home in Spring Valley for
the Fourth
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Delmue Of
Round Valley, spent the Fourth in
Phoebe, taking in the carnival dance
in the evening.
William Warren and Sam uol-
llnger, ranchers of Eagle Valley.
We're in town Thursday ON business
John Fogliani, of Spring Valley
was in town Thurday on business
Dave Francis and son, from Han
, ION valley We're in town Thursday
rom the family home at EAGLE Val
ley.
hoy Lytle returned home This
week from Salt Lake, where he nm
aerWent an eN-rav examination for
ni' recent troubles, which failed IA
reveal any serious condition.
Mr ana Mrs. Joe Wadsworth of
Ndilehte spent the Fourth in piocho
win friends, taking in the bic dance
IN the evening.
H. *, Brown, superintendent :.
the Silverhorn camp. occomnon,.,
WIS bfown' spent the Fourth IN
Phoebe. III III
j, V. OXborough and wifo ooo.
panied by Miss Efifie Oxboror
were among the Phoebe visitors fra,,,
the Silverhorn camp on the Eorrth
The next term of court win CON
Vene in Phoebe July 20, ,yudeo Nm
NETT j. Walsh of Tonopah win 80
supy judge McFadden's place on tho
bench '''e
me little daughter of Mr. and Mr.,
angelo Lynch, who has been seriors
" III Tor the past week, from houo,
'fo"ole' is reported very mucb i'm
- p,eu ana on the road to recovery
H. l.. Nores received a te,oara.,,
nm that his son-in-law Al
lNcord' has sufficiently rooona,
rom his recent injuries TO no a ah,'
- .ravel and will arrive in Gallant
WIN his wife SUNDAY. Thov ,.,,
spend the summer at the ranch n.,.,'
Mr., and Mrs. Nores WIN
ehas. Horsey. a former p;oo,
in Phoebe. WIN friends
h"ri T. Godbe, returned bomo -,
VI Wis., " Tue week from Frisco. rrtah
snere he has been the past 49,,
'o,ms mine development work
,o., "e oai'ente stage brought IN
,yau Oh men for the Bristol silver
VINE Monday, who were taken ont :.
''s ''''ne on the Jack Rabbit train
Mrs Phillip Johnson and dapghter
or Etawanda are visiting at tho boro
Oh Mrs Johnson's parents Mr. and Mrs
John Wilcox.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07

be in better position to serve the
patrons of the office, it seems the
department should act fayorably on
the petaiion
Til people in he upper part of the
valley hail theinauguration of the
weekly mail service as a big step
toward in the development of the
resources of Pahranagat
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-07-07

Alton Olinghouse returned home
this week from Los Angeles, where
he has just finished his third year in
HIGH school, and will spend his vaca-
don with his parents at the ranch
Alton was accompanied by Sheldon
Fay, one Of his school mates, who
will spend a part of his vacation at
the Olinghouse home.
The Washington times., 1922-07-23

Iszz ~ international FeAtnfr service IBc
Great AtAn RlEhts HFsefxsd RsFftssd Patent Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
NEGRO BOYS STAGE BLOODY
BATTLE LAST NIGHT
Trouble Starting Over a ulrl
Resulted In Revolver Duel
With But One Gun
Between En-


White thousanda II people u Gath
rle and yrom sat sarrasdlas
country we're watching the Khan ia
radn, lart night laueslpn negro bo,~
were staging q alooiy FKh, Al that
place.
0eorra Smith lad 8 ca'lDrn RS
yolYar when truahle fsanod between
him and WIN johnson and h. used
u. woandInx johnson a. the slgat
hin Johnson cllnchef ssniia and N
,he brcakaway he had Smiths gat snd
oponed fire, woindlnr Smith In the
leE and cain
10 the mlkur johnson rrasbs3 tie
sun BY the muzE'e ard recRved
wound through = aim of the rssat
hand which viii secesliata ~ re
moral of three fingers BosA have
been arrested. The trouble arose
over rai.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
nrAury o. noulKvARo
KILLED nv rHTK surcnURa

pr Edwin peiarr. ~ Norman. vss
u uuihFie last nlxht Ne eas mad
= have beea coming 10 Guthrie ge-
ihifss Years. said h. 4 have prsl.e.f
'he acasasy 81 shs te~u Tbs srsps
a'ous sha streess slwaya caught ny
eye Thss aass = homs ~ apps4f.
ane" y tho tuen | malsed uushrsa
A. shv beat locking sown. "a account
q 'he trees iiniax The gasanenss II
any city IN ihr state Nov What 40
J ace lieauslfui Esss Oklahoma Ass.
pae denA'dsd' The tres Hatcher has
done his wofk veal IA q shAme a
took thisy yaaFs 20 xfow sh.me trees
The shrse million tsuris duas al
epmpensste taF thssr losa. Naa sas
hui'a temples. hus only siea can Aul.s
trees They tell me shs tre~. ~sr-
'i'A"aAed ii's . he They were nas
Soma Of The sfass we're alakea. has
'hsy would hasu soms haek. ~. liz.
they murdered 4 pretty bralesari. ID
VII neser eons bach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
JOHN ADAMS TO oRoAnlxx
WHOLE sMpiHk CLAW nsnx.

= have no fatfanes with : bansh
of fs'iowa, Kood fellows. loo. unaar
Ordinary conditions. who win hsa.
sae'f fa*sa andar masks and parade
she streets We hass laws 10 ranlsA
the efia'snsl elass and Il shs ofrlssts
We alset DO not peffum their swoa
aufy remove esa aad put tn men mai
VIII iius for men % hide aaasr elaak
and mask j.. Ia ny sstlmasioa. any.
hinE bnt 100 ter-esnl .Ansersaaal.m
n"'a John Adams today. u am a
fas0f u organizing yialhls kl4a' a
'"nstas thlA sp@ealled 100. per cent.
American organization An .,.,sr
.hasw'H not - azhaanea 10 SHOW
fsesa when on parade. Z ha aade.i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
IN EARLY TRIAL TOR GOVERNOR
!. ROBERTSON IS PROMISED
CRIMINAL TERM o. ms
TRsCT COURT WILL H.
CALLED ESPECIALLY To
TRY THE GOVERNOR AND
OTHERS INDICTED ~ On
MllcEE GRAND llRY

okmnlgee. March q Grim.
inal term Of district court will
~ called here soon. probably
within three or four weeks,
especially for the trial Of Gov
ernor Robertson. charged with
aereptinv a hrihe. and a number
II prominent local citizens and
bankers. who were arrested yes.
terdas on indictments returned hv
the district court grand jury A..
ter Investigating into the state
banking affairs III The county.
caused by the failure of the Bank
of Commerce here last Novem.
her.
This announcement was made
here today hy District Judge
Mark L. BoKarth, who returned
10 the bench this morning after
a Sneeial sitting Al Sapnlpa,
Shortly before noon today.
GEORGE A. Simons. chairman Of
the board of directors of the de.
fsnei Bank Of Commerce. was
arrested on charges Of accepting
deposits in an insolvent bank IN
fonr eases and making FALSE re-
Dorts Of the condition Of the
hank. lie Immediately gave
bond and was released The mr..
rest was made upon his return
10 the city early today
Simons was indicted jointly
with j. Ray Brown, president Of
the bank an de. G. RAY, its
cashier and another official who
i vet 10 be arrested.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23

James Hepburn county attorney 4
okmulgee. ia esndlns bis vacation
IN Guthrie" lie is Al tho lone
= have nothing new 10 gnnart =
said Hepburn "The grand gsry has
made lts report aud ny present work
Il finished Il wsa nrduus work i
shah rstarn home shorty and set taa
cases Tor trial. ! am not 4 eanedats
Tor office ! reTsai and felteats.
9. y Stuart. oklahoma city. rs-
tanned AZ counsel .or Gov Roaortton.
Indicted on tho charge of 1gibsry ~
ne okmv'sse grand ~ " u sIAs Al
the Tone lie came - yc ierday.
am here Oh efisate Aueiaes~ sad
Judge stuart Hepburn AMI stuart
held conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
WHITE -ROBED klANsMEN
PARADE LOCAL STREETS
Thousands Of People Witness
Novel Parade Given BY
Members OF the In.
visible Empire

led ~ three horsemcn tho Ku
K~s Khan paraaea tho business
streets of Guthrie law nlshl
II VAS silent. ~ ,nresaue parade
Streets aieng the line Of march
we're trimmed with humanity The
crowds formed a siao and waited
gcoa na,aredly until ths KlnnAmen
appeared owlng 20 delay of aps-
olal train from ihe east, The process
sion dia not go under way until s.so.
Formation was Al tho fair grounds.
The parade filcd north on Division
20 Springer. past on springer to Oak.
north on Oak % Oklahoma avenue.
and ~eat on that avenue 20 Second
street. south on Second 70 Harrison
an TO the poin, ~ Formation.
Every unit IN the line Of march
vas fully lnvesiisured with the flow.
ing white robe, hood aud insignia
OF tie Khan.
A cheeh AZ several points showed
eee Klanamen in line The only
shsng missing IN tho parade was the
flaming cross. The cross was car.
rled but tho electric fash failed 10
show W. owing 70 battery failure al
the last minute
The Inc passed four abreast. flank
"a with mounted oai.rlderz on white
horses. white.robod There we're zs
mounted men
Distributed along the Tine we're
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
LOUISIANA GOV[RNOR WILL
NOT STAND FOR KHAN
Issues Appeal To All Law En-.
foroement Officers To Pre-
vent Klan From Acting
In State

isason Rouge. La March - Gov
ernor Parker today issued an appeal
70 the law officers OF louisiana. %
saplrcss with an aron hands tha
ka klux Khan. where they are seek
ing 70 sapplans the machinery ~
justice
The governor said:
In slew of the repeated complaints
which have core 10 me from various
sections 81 the state ! nov call sssan
an offieefs q the state 20 suppress
with an iron hand the evil of Kn
kluSlsm wherever IL raises lss head
and at the approaching session o.
legislature. will appeal TO thar body
In the name or order and good gov
ernment, 20 enact a law. making Il a
felony Cor any nan 10 hide tehini
mask 10 drag the good name of this
state In the mlre. 10 bring contempt
for Law and civilization. Where great
evils exist, honest men and brave
men viii stand IN the open fearlessly
to see they are corrected with no
need Of disguise"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
NOTED FEMALE BARITONE
SINGER COMING HERE

Nlona's business manager was In
town yesterday and competed ar
rangements with Mr.. youngbiood Of
the Guthrie Theatre for the engage
ment OF Mona. the noted female
baritone. who sang her way 20 sue
cess throughout the Eastern cities
and only recently inraded the. West
ern cities Nicna Just recently closed
her Kansas City engagement and one
OF her first Appearances wf.l be in
this city al the Guthrie Theatre.
Friday and Saturday, htarch "a and
IS. No doubt there will be great
many who will remember having
heard Mona. The Little Girl With
the Big Voice. during the tire she
was touring the various Army Camps
at time when she was appearing at
sore ChautauQua or in one OF the
vaudeville theatres In some larger
city.
She just sings. but is Some Singer
and viii. no dorsft leave many
friends and admirers a; the close or
her engagement In Guthrie AZ the
Guthrie Theatre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
NO WAT TO GUST
GOVERNOR FROM OFFICE
Only sysssm l. ny Impsach'
ment and the Legislature
Alone Can Lawfully
DO That

Oklahoma Tty. March =, rroh.
ability that 1udFe g u stuart alAe
vii ftpreasns the sosmnor wsa talk
Al the capital soiay lsaas stuart
and Judge ueofxe n nnlenhrua>
wee Ia oonfefeaee with thr soysFnof
Wednesday morning shortly hegne
hla departure for okmulaee judge
itls,snhuuae sald that hn hlmselF was
not 20 ruleeaent Tho noysrnnf
Governor Robertson viii remain
gosernor regardless % the outeoms 81
hlA trial on chsrKs a. .<enrsing q
sss.oeo hflba. according - Judge W
A t,esIonsser. one o. shs fmnsra n
tia state constitution ~ can be- re-.
moved trnm Office only hy lm~Aea.
mens troeeeaIhsn originating In tha
house. ~ Representatives and tFiel lsy
The senate, JudNs t.esibettor said.
Governor Robertson several wnsks
aso declared that suoh wan the cAss
and callei attention 10 the fact that
the legislature viii not mpes uutil hla
term of office exfirss, 10 alone has
The power 70 casl spoclal session. hs
Hald.
~im Koinx tu be Hoy@fnaf an tAs
way through regardless of charspns
brought BY toIisleal onemies." taa
evvefnof said a that time.
Whether the eusefnor Nuaa have
authmlty % pardon himself In caas
q conviction II mpos question. ~.
tornesA say. The general opInsoa
waa that BE- ws'uld not hmsc m,ch
POW r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
Stock
Sp,iindLerS
Grabbed

slolfhesx In = ~sshems 10 fleece ghe
pahlh uat ef fis.eeoa aoy
f.enen. n his pstlilan charged
that afssr chlsass haslness msn
wsfa Iutussd % Insest 500 eao h
the Aavoli llss safporasien. the stsn
~as mAalpalslsa ea tho New Yass
euFb maFkst
ussd2sllf the sgsek. shssh. sseass.
snx - iemon. esss avseF euffh mare
than one cent ssmrv h@xaa 10 fiaa
- that ~ ApsH n. laiy Il Wa
quoted a. tatse 4 share aplabssw.
ilamnu charges then told shseaxo
Investors t'Au she stock Would snaa
hs sslllaK a go and Induced group
of thieaSp business msa /. hay shs
stssA and allow him 10 hoia II far
them. following which the nhafes
we're quoted around 80 bat seoa BE-
ran % ieellaa 20 that ~ uawh.
1890 they sala ~ from u n 81
aath
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
sHows AcAin ~ care los

ffank hFewn. eommlsssonsr ef
public utilities has returned O. baa-
inssH Iis wsr hasea hla aid ,s.,aa.
rant On Harrison Avenue y..seraay
aha Vii conduct is hereafter Il in.
'sHa e make material Improvement.
- the "afes" said i'ro.n. and mass
4 worth white.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
ASK THAT STATE
SItCkFRS BE FREED

Washington. March 23.-Requeat
for release Of $50 persons convicted
and Imprisoned for violation Of the
draft law in oNlaho1a IN 1917 has
been nade 10 President HARDING
through papers presented by Miss
uertha White. The papers wAe sent
70 the department Of justice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
IHIL TRaBAND's HUDSON
Is HARD kICkF.R

Phil Traband says the auto race
carded for Enid yesterday in whi~h
he mas to Dartscieaie ga not mater.
ialize. The blokes over there fluked
and we had OR trip for nothins san
Phil
pail says hard Iuek never comes
slnglys after reforming to Guthrsc
from Enid he started to crank a HUI
son car. the car kicked back. hit hsm
on the .gAt arm and broke IL badlf.
That's the fourth break | have ans-
Tered In the same identical pace" ne
said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON RE-
Turns To OKLAHOMA
CITY Rl'T Is SILENT: At
TORNEl FOR the CllIEf
EXECUTIVE SAYS IT'S 4
RAW ~FRAME-lP~

Oklahoma City. March = -
Other than ha, emphasizing his
demand for an early trial. Gov
ernor j. ~ A. Robertson would
make no comment today upon his
indictment hy the district court
grand jury al okmnleee eharr-
ing that he Had accepted jointly
with Fred Dennis, a former state
hank commissioner q hrlbe Of
$4,000 In 1920, to permit the
Guaranty State Rank Of okmal-
gee 10 operate after il had heen
found 10 BE- insolveni. The gov
ernor returned 10 has office AZ
the capitol today after a hurried
trip 10 OkmnIgee yesterday.
where he submitted 10 arrest
early last night and made bond
of $5.0OO.
That the charge againsi the
governor was trumped up" was
the comment by J ID. I.ydick,
who. with Judge Z. b. Stuart.
viii represent the governor. A
copy Of the indictment was re-
ceived this morning and the gov
ernor went into conference with
his attorney. I.ydiek said a de-
tailed statement might be made
after the indictment had been
closely studied.
THE governor from the very
start has done everything IN his
power to expedite the matter,
said Isvdick.
lie tried his best to 90 before
the grand jury and to give them
facts which they should have
had. This was denied and we
shalt insist upon as carly trial
as possible that the public may
know the truth concerning the
matter. =
Judge Stuart mad - statement
TO o-make.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
MINISTER CHARGES AUTO
MAN WITH STEALING WIFE

Miami, March 23-G n. Tnrnbull.
minister Al Cardln. today filed suit
against W. ~. wisesnan. garage
owner at cardin. for $4,000 for al
legged Alienation of the affections OF
his wife. Rev. TurnbulI alleges that
while he was out of town the garase
man won his wife and that she wrote
. note declaring that she would not
again live with her husband. she
stil persists in this attitude Turn
bull said.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
MAN SHOT IN HIP SAYS
MASKED MEN DID ~

Lew Michael was shot in the RIG n
hip las, night While on hts way homr.
wh.ch N located al i&1s East Lincoln.
He says two men with masks on triesl
n hold him up and when he turned
ana ran. one Of them shot him.
The wound is a flesh one and not
dangerous. The shooting occu'ed al
y O'Clock last night while nearly
everyone else was downtown awaiting
the start OF the Khan parade. Shes-
III Robertson Is Investigating Mich
aers story. which he says sounds
lshoney TO him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-23
CHEER uP: EATS TO Br
CHEAPER on PllLLMaNs

Chicago. Msrch IA twenty-five
percent redn tion in dining car prices
was annonneed today b. the manafe-
ment cf the burlington railroad
which also stated that table d'hote
service win BE- introduced In. It's dln-
Ing cars.
The table dAotc service VIII IN
s'nde SIX club breakfasts ranginx IN
price from 20 cents to u. 81
luncheon and q sizs dinner.