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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-21
COAST GUARD FLEET TO SAIL,

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf, March Fl.
April Is has been set by Comman-
der James b. Rown for the depar-
ture of the fleet of coast guard cut
ters for the Bering sea- The fleet
will comprise five vessels, the Halda,
Bear. Unalga. Algonquin and Mojave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-21
CUBA MAY FLOAT LOAN.

HAVANA. March 20.-Reports that
Cuba would soon float a foreign loan
of $50. 1000, 900. and possibly 500, 000,-
900, were revived today after a con-
ference between President Zayas and
D. w. Morrow and E. Stettinius Of ]. p.
Morgan & Co., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-21
Do You Knov A
Happily Married Woman
| 18k e

Ten million American wives have this same Stamped
inside their wedding rings. you know married woman
who seems to you be particularly happy look inside her
ring. You'll undoubtedly find there Just you must
look for this stamp inside the Good Luck ring to be sure
Is genuine you that the wedding ring stamped
with is genuine solid gold or platinum, plain prop
esy decorated carved-and the best that money buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-21
: How To Avoid
INFLUENZA

! Nothing you can do viii 90 effect
tally protect you against the Influenza
E Grippe epidemic as keeping your
organs Of digestion and elimination
4ctivs and your system free from
POISONOUS accumulations.
Doctors and health authorities
Everywhere are warning people Of
the danger Of constipation, and
advising, and urging everyone \
70 see that the bowels and other n
eliminative organs act freely
and regularly.
, Ordinary lsxatiyss, purges and
eathartics, salts, oils, calomel and the :
like, arc good enough to clean out the
system. but do not strengthen the
weakened organs; they do not build up
vitality.
Why don't You begin right today
to overcome constipation and get your
system in such shape that you can feel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-21
FAMIL YBUDGET DROPS.
Sixty Canadian Cities Show Cut
in Cost Of Living.

OTTAWA, March 20-The average
cost OF q weekly family budget Of
twenty-nine staple foods In some
sixty Canadian cities was $3.50 at
the beginning Of February. as COM
pared with $11.03 in January and
$l3.0s In February. 1921. Including
the cost Of fuel and rent with that OF
1000, the figures averaged $2f.06 for
February. as compared with $2153
isa1 A"u 1850 ZOE feoruafy'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-21
DEBT PAYMENT ASSURED.
Poincare Confirms Statement That
France Would Meet Obligations.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, March 20.-Premier Pom
care today authorized confirmation
of the statement he made recently
to the finance committee OF the
chamber of deputies in executive
session that France intends to pay
her debt to the United States.
NJ Poincare's statement presumably
was impelled by the utterance Of M.
former French minister OF
reconstruction, in speech at Lyon
last month, when he declared that
France would never be able to pay
cent to the United States on the
French war debt account.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
WILLIS MOTOR PARTY
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
New Doris Car Turns Turtle
After Skidding on Country
Road; Mrs. Nelson
Injured

Mrs. Flora Willis, Mrs. ] ]. Nelson.
her sister and Mrs. Edgar Nelson, her
nice. faced death or serious borily
injury Sunday afternoon shortly after
I O'Clock. when Mrs. Willis new
Doris car skldded on a muddy road
'noar Summit View cemetery and
turned turtle. Mrs. J. j. Nelson was
painfully bruised MIS- Willis sus-
tanned slight injuries aud Mira. Edgar
Nelson escaped without scratch.
and this in face OF the fact that the
car turned completely over and pinned
the three women underneath
The damage to the car IL confined
to the top. which was demolished. the
windshield which was smashed 10 bits.
'stearing wheel and one OF the front
lights. there was no insurance on the
car.
i felt the back wheels OF the car
skidding and in an effort to righ, Il
r turned the stearing wheel the wrong
way. locked the car and over we
went" said Mrs. Willis today. who Is
none the worse for the accident and Is
conducting business as usual at the
Willis Furniture store.
: Local garage men who have exam
ined the car and viewed the scene OF
the accident. say IT was most un-
usual accident and remarkable in that
the occupants Of the car were NOT
killed or badly injured.
I'VE were not going fast at all. but
y just could not keep the car from
skidding'' said Mrs. Willis. who al
mits that she usually drives pretty
fast.
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50 completely that such species have
never returned to the localities where
formerly ta1y had wrought great crop
damage, or were present in such DE-.
pleted numbers as 10 be almost
negligible. In most Of the eases he
cites, efforts Of farmers or gardeners
10 eradicatc the pests had proven
fruitlcss and the crops had been given
tp for lost.
One reason for this near. xsermi.
nation at times. hs says. il that
birds are prone TO feed upcn what
over food is most easy TO procure at
the time. So that IL berries or fruit
are abundant in locality they will
constitute the birds main food for
the time, and when insects swarm in
great numbers, the birds are At
frxeted 10 that abundant source and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
TERM or COUNTY COURT
SET BY JUDGE DOlES

Jadw A. ". noles hna ,ulled i
jury % wIpear Jnsy "a for county
court service. Al lhaa tina mum.
TER of ctinlnsi cases will ba en- "a.
bearing Violation ~ sha pschibIs
cry laws, carrying concealed Weapons
and assault ana hattery coupiIao The
greater number of easas, follo~in i;
are the cases 10 be heard On ths
cath
Robert Drake aud H. q Helm
sharTed with carrying con nals.I
ws&gons These arc the men arrest
Sd BY Sheriff Robertson dur ng i
Liam gathering some tlme axo; GAN
Singer. Marion Gaines. lsom cs'Ap-
per. John Jackson. }. A. Watson
Lem Bdwar.ia, Marion Cginas AMI
Arthur nood ans aA charged with
holding the voIstead act In CONTEMPT
II. n, Anderson and Mathew Mills are
charged with totlny concs<led wea
pons
Civil cases are now being heard BY
Judge l3oies.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03

Nlhlsns July B~~la their Sack.
willie street stsungholdx the rem
nants of the republicans IN nhah-
liR arFysng the authority AZ ths
Frn state government were maxi
inr today what WAS believed 40
hc their final stand, Thr attack
upon them. begun last evening
by the national army troaps. WAS
resumed after m early morning
snll. with a tsrfiFie machine gul,
hombarslment fFum armor~l cars.
That the insurgents intended
a. continue the ntrnxTie lndsfl.
nitely WINS indicated w the fact
that they ardsred two priest&
who werr with them Ii ths esu.
trail stronghold 20 seek safety
outside.
Al 10 s2a a'elaek this morning
Ca@ishm saloon nff raruvll
square, ane III tho uutpumts III
the Sackville street garrison was
captured hy the nationals Ten
insurgents aud Red Cross work.
er we're taken into custody.
The free state foseea also gain
e.l passesxion III she Stephens
Green riuh, which the rspuhli.
cans. whe nssxs,i The place Last
Friday. secretly evacuated this
morning.
EMkine s'hiIdcrs. another of
the prominent slisseniient lead
rs. IL reported to l,e organizing u
band ~ inwsrgesnx III the Dublin
mpuntalns
The nationals arr continuing
tho "mopping sip" process else.
where. notably Ia Cnnuiy Done-
gal A number u republican
leaders have been arrested In
MnIlinRnr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
Coal
Strike Is
Still On

Washington. July 3.~-over a
basis of negotiating u settlement
of the hitnminous coal strike. the
conference of operators and
United Mine Workers Officers,
accepted the suggestion of the
government representatives today
aud adjourned until next Mon
day
When the adjournment was
taken AZ li3o this afternoon. in
two joint SESSIONS aud intcrmesli-
ate aud separate session of orer.
ators and miners and Secretary
Of Labor Davis opc Of the gov.
ernments representatives said
that no agreement had been
reached, no COMMITTEES 10 con.
tinnc the discussions Ia agree
ment and no specific progrnm
far the future were is~xsed, al.
though many different plans had
been proposed.
Asked as TO the indications for
a successful ultimatmm outcome
~ the conference which al.
semblcd Saturday al the hehess
of President Harding Mr Davis
said that tho agreement of
George Hoover. the other govern
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army worm an ddrop worm; and the
bob white quail, usually seed eater.
which also feeds upon the locust and
the olive scale.
"The general utility Of birds IL
checking the increase Of injurious
animals and plants is well under
Stood he continues 1T must be
admitted. however, that while birds
constantly exert reprcssive Influ
ence on the numbers OF the organ.
isnls they prey upon and ever ex-
terminate certain pests leally, they
are not numerous enough 70 cope
successfully with widespread inva-
sions. =
Nevertheless, Mr.. McAtee cites nu-
mer0us authentic instances where
bird flocks have destroyed insect
/ plaques and their eggs and lxrvac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
PICKETING or SHOPS
IN KANSAS UNLAWFUL.

Topeka. Kan. July D.. immediately
following reports Of picSet.ng Of TIN
santa Fe shops here this mclnc.g
the judges Of the Industrial oour,
went into conference with Adjutan'
General Charles |. Martin. The ad
jLtant generals dapartmus.- mas -s.n
riade an Intelligence bureau on The
strike situation. II was announced by
Governor Allen. and prompt meas
ures will be taken to arssst slclators
OF the snti-picketing provision os
the industrial court law. No effor,s
were made TO interfere with tho ane.
returning 10 the shops but th'
strikers were out in numbers at tn
gates.
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Washington, July 3.--Stndies Of
birds as insect destroyers and Of
vermin and parasite pests, extending
through q century Of observations
show that many so-called bird pests
are themselves effective aids II tlic
farmer, and others not generally
thought to be insect destroyers arc
active in that work, W. Il. McAtee,
Of the biological survey OF the de-
partment Of agriculture, says in
review IN the annua! reporl OF the
Smithsonian institution just pub
lished.
Outstanding among these are cited
the English sparrow, often system-
atically destroyed as pest, which
nevertheless feeds upon the 1.-year
locust, asparagus beetle, locust leaf
miner, tent capterpipar, cankcr worm,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
FIVE KILLED, Is INJURED
N R. A. WRECK
Express Train Jumps Rails. Rolls
Down Steep Embankmsnt;
Excursionists To Atlantic
City Victims

Atlantic City, July 3.~At least
five persons were killed and about
rs others injured. helf OF them SER
iously early today when Camden
Atlantic City express train left the
rails at winslow Junction. ~ miles
from here. and rolled down an em-
bankment. The actual number Of
dead viii not be known until the
wrsckage Il thoroughly searched
There were reports that nearly 20
persons were killed but the company
announced only fiye
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Declared
OUTLAWS

Chicago. July With the
striking railroad shopmsn formal.
~ ontlawed by the United States
labor board, both the strikers and
and the roads were standing pat
all over the country in an un-
yielding position today. Head !
quarters Of the shopnhen here re.
ported a complete walkout so far
as their reports we're concerned.
Most of the railroads in the ab.
sence Of details on the situation,
decline 10 make any statement.
Interest in the striking situa.
ton center mostly in Detroit.
whore the United Brotherhood Of
Maintenance Of Way Workers
employees and railway shop labor
crs were 10 decide today whether
they would cast their lot with the
six striking unions. u. +.
Cradle, president of the brother
hood, agreed with the labor board
last Friday ito use his infln-
cnee 10 prevent a strike" |" Last
night, however he said IL the
vote was IN such proportions as
10 call for a strike. II would be
his duty TO call one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
MI llSkOGEE pOSSEAiEN on
HUNT FOR NEGROES

Niuskogee. July s.-'F.ve hundre I
flesh possemen wera pIsceI into th /
field this morning. Tho beginning OF
the second week ~ the mnst cycitsns
d an hunt this section has seen in
years. the hunt for John Welch ami
wife. negroes. who last Tuesday
murdered Homer Teaff, deputy
sheriff. Convinced that tho fagiuvas
ere hemmed in the fastness %
I,rushy mountain. Sheriff J y Rob
bins was determined 10 snf fhs
hunt today. with tho neyrces dead
CT alive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
osAcrs ON WAY 70 ATTEND
CHEYENNE row WOW

A party Of Usage Indians sars In
Guthrie hmnstay snrousa 10 Gsafy
where q big pox -wow will hu STAGED
by tho s'heyaanes and ArapshAsa sQ-
lnght and "a July an Many besvss
wlIi DO killed tn tho uld waY. sith
arrows from tbs bows ~ ths .husss :
The women viii prspars IA, feast
and Wild time IA forecast.
fha tmawes Afs lFavelsinR 10 big.
hsah prie~i Issercu.Arfuxa aud
raekarda
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feed upon them until the supply gives
ont.
Notable among many instances
mentioned. are various local ex-
terminaiions Of the Rocky Mountain
Or migratory locust, which even
since 1918 has at times threatened
grain fields in several sections, espe
ciaily on the great plains Mr.. Me
Atees article tells 81 numerous times
when grain growers despaired OF
saving crnps from hordes of loc,sts
40 thick upon the ground a. 10 be
counted by the hundreds upon
square foot OF field. just as they
had given up hope Of saving their
crops, flocks OF yellow head and
Brewers bIackbirds, gulls. quail. Eng,
lish sparrows, among other species,
(cooeiuoeo "A ~ ]
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
MccuMsER ATTRIBUTES DEFEAT
TO Bi. .pAETisANs


Washington. July 3.-senator Ne
Cumber. republican. North Dti.ota,
IN letter made public by him to-
day ascribed his defeat for rs.nom .
ination In the North Dakota primary
IL s'the bipartisan combination which
lad been made against me on tho
one side and the ncn-partisda or
ganization. which so loyally support
cd my opponent"
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tion, IN thla county aaia
lAgcns ! e. Wiley to-day.
The cotton holl wweyll
namercas now. than ever bsssAu II
this time OF the year, Tha hlhegnsss
lng wweyll arr comlug cut of winter
quarters faster than tho sauarez ass
setting. and very fvw saaases xss 20
be a week old before hvsnw ntuaw ny
a wceyli aud beecming the insvhAsoF
frf a boil wssvll sxx.
i ataA.s people 10 not know tbs Hi&ns
OF boil weevil lnlestlon. and consee
aaensiy do not realize that any dam
are Il threatened until n ia donss and
too late,
"a llstlc practice will enahle anyone
10 recognise tho boil weevll fisfe
which 10 she opening " the shree
hfacta llsayesl that cover the llstla
square. This Ilars IL accompanied by
u FADING or yellowIns os the ssgsmse.
which Il very noslc~able,
"ciome examination of th@ ''slaved"
hoIl will discloae thu characteristics
tIstle brown spaek On the litsla square.
where the fssmaia wsasl bls into Il and
Deposited her esq. SAboal one thru
the distance from tho basa Of the
square. toward ths tip, The egs hatch
en- IN about three dayH, and the iItils
grub Immediately hrF'ns 10 aas. and
In from seven to twalyn days Tbs
grub passes Into the pula stase Thls
stage lawts from three 20 iisa dsys.
then the adult wwevil issues They
begin 10 lay eETa Ia nhout tIsa days.
Climatic conditions cauaa considerable
saria,ion in these stages. bat On IN
average Il requires from VI 10 sa days
for tho weesil 10 develop from the aHs
10 the adult Tho ngngber ut eggs
from lone female wssyii IN her IIfa
varies from loo to ITO
Tbs posalhla production N off
spring from single FAlF " boil ~essii
has heen estimated NJ twclxn and
three quarter million.
|, Nature has provided several means
Of preventing sach excessive multi
ullcation. and the inost effective shlns
Il heat
In line with the above, II has bn
rome the common practice In All h0ii
weeyil inseaied Territory. 20 caitiyatn
cotton TO ridge. so the infested
squares will roll out from tho rows m
10 the hot sunshine between the ross
and 10 maintain dust Ginlehs fFva
from clods and weads or grasses. W
that the greatest amount ~ heat laay
eonoentrats uron thsso squares. Goth
from above and below. Extreme. dry
heat viii kIil the lI,tie grub in a few
hours.
The cotton farmer who makes =
crop under boil waesil conditions must
learn 10 take every advantage. IL The
figh, nays wiley
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
Maintenance Of Way
Men Nav Strike

Detroit, July 3 whether the
nationwide railroad strike would
spnaad 10 maintenance of-wav
workers, numbering some 10000.
depended today upon the canvass
Of a strike vote begun by grand
lodge officers Of the United
Brotherhood Of Mainlenance-of-
Way Employees and Railway shop
Laborers. Checking Of the vote
fContlnued on Page ~
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SANTA FE's TOPEKA
SHOPS OPERATING:

Topeka. Kan, July 4.--Aceofdira
TO q statement by John PvresIi. in
charge Of sn shops on the santa re
system, f.ioy men reported for work In
the Santa F~'s Topeka shops, this
largest on the system. this morning.
The total number on the shops psy
roll June 30 was 2.47s.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
JUDGE cAAs. SMITH TO
oRArE JULY FOURTH

Judge Chas. G. Smith will pluck
feathers from the tail OF the Ameri-
can Eagle. in a Fourth Q. July
speech at Ponca City tomorrow. Tn.
Judge has many warm admirers over
the state and has received several
Invitations to make July 4th speeches.
but not being twin he can make but
one and took the town nearest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
CUN-TOTINC MUST
CEASE IN LOGAN

Robert Blanche. 10 and lark OF
skin is in jail today on a charge o.
pointing a loaded automatic revolver
in the general direction OF Luther
Corn. Both live near Seward Gun
toting in Logan county must cease;
4 SHAH arrest anyone found with
concealed weapons. it's dangerous
habit dangerous TO the to.er and the
public" said Sheriff Robertson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
cnAMsER 70 OPERATE HALL

The management OF Enid's new
half million dollar municipal cor :
vention hall win be undertaken By
the Chamber OF Commerce. for which
lshor the c. Of G. Is 10 receive rent
free for executive offices ir the
building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
WILL GIVE STRIKERS
A DAY or GRACE

IBy Inc AsN00fatFd FFeKF11
Dennlson. Texas, July Personal
letters TO member offs the six feder-
aIed shop crafts have been mailed b.
Abe Missouri, Kansas and Texas rat.
road, advising the strikers that their
places viii be held open until Ju'y
9Th. after which lime they win be
declared vacant. the office ef tho
mechanical superintendent anrounc-
ed here today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
CELEBRATION AT ELLISONs
LAKE July FOURTH

Boxing. water stunts. creased pig
races. "thr6Mhs the bull''. boa
races. fireworks. barbecue. LaSionr
ascensions and many other sports u
en- The program Tor Eillsons lAEs
July sth. day and night. Dancing or
the big pavilion al night and gen
efal good time Is promised Every .
bc-y wei ome ON this occasion.
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Grill
War In
Ireland


~ 80 &Wt*H tf*<t
Dublin. July 3 The battle N
: 4 SAckvills street ArsA u stkll
aging a. thia hour. 4 u'cloek y
! Tho insurgents ars rsspona.
Ing vigorously to the machine
gun bombardmsns.
The casaalties In Sundays
fighting In Dublin wsrs II killed
and t6 wounded.
According 10 an kvenin9
Standard dispAsch from Dublin.
this afternoon. the prisata sent
away from ths Gresham hotsl "
the republicans confirmed the ~.
port that kamon dc Valera wxs
with the beleagusrsd gArrison
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Fog Of Silence Concsals
Facts in Hevrin Riot

Herrin. ILL.,, .Iuly ia con-
spiracy OF silence, unparalleled
in American criminal history. ex-
lists today In "bloody William
SON. county II is conspiracy
to shield from punishment every
guilty party In the massacre Of
ten days ago when AT least 4
score Of despised strike breakers
were slaughtered. Some local
authorities eonseryativeiy" esti-
mate the number slain at about
forty.
so far but one puny effort to
apprehend the guilty is in pro
gress. This IL a grand jury in
vestigation whic his to he started
at Marion, the county seat. after
the Juiy term Of circuit court
opening on the 10th Of this
month. II Is purely a county in
vestigation.
State Takes No Steps
The state of Illinois has taken
no steps to definitely fix the
responsibility for the massacre.
Neither has the national govern
ment.
Although il il certain that
hundreds Of men in the county
know who did the actual Staying,
no one will talk. In "bloody
Williamson" the recent slaughter
Of lives is regarded as "lesson
not 10 be soon forgotten by the
enemies Of atnion coal miners,
Moreover. II is generally rcferrad
10 as CLOSED incident
Black secrets in the hearts OF
many men in the county will
never be revealed, it is predicted,
unless some unexpected and as
founding development shall oc-
eur.
The community is num- NO
one. even the innocent who may
know tie guilty. dare talk.
Minister Fears TO Talk
Even .the ministry is silent,
eve are afrai dto talk under
penalty Of DEATH prominent
minister who took part in the
burial ceremonies Of the victims
fContinued on Page So
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NoWATA REUNION

One OF the features OF the Amerl.
can Legion picnic and celebration 70
be staged at Nowata On the Fourtl,
of July will be reunion OF all the
soldiers Sho served in the world wc-
from that part OF the country.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
RUNAWAY cials AaW
hEAoEp rita WAY

Mamie eeay and Theima lss,iwin.
ic year old Jay klrls aFs misalrx anil
lvca, poAce and the sheriffs Office
have been Notified 10 pick shsm ~.
a. they ara oa theis say heFs. ons
j. q blond and tho other 4 bF,nstts
and they afo 1sasiux knleksrs and
are Ia Fufd ear.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03

Wimbledon. July 3.--Mlle. suzanne
Lengien OF France. worlds woman
champion tennis player today defeated
Miss Evelyn colyer, England. In the
international grass courts champion
ship here. 60. Go. co. Go
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-03
tllLlAao rAkss W CHALLENGE

Itoss i.!hiafd. esndiaals Tor iina-
senant xovsrnor. comes 10 Ito de-
fsnas a she state dissatisfaction and
officers 10 debate nldon y nick. os
ckmalxte. who Issaed 4 ehallenss 10
Gov Robertson.
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These marrlags iInenAes wera II
sued by Court syerk Mrs Neal TO-
eay Al 0. Isarnea. w ana Maffs
Martin. 30, both ~ Arksnaaa sat,.
Fred weIborn MoaFa. "a. and isouise
Marlr Merrick. Is. both OF OkAshmna
atty.
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GAS WELL. FOR sAvRE
Inv Tns Assoe.nsstf tsrers,

sayfe. Okla, July IA gas we'll
which experts declare l. making o.
100000 feet day has been brought In
three miles south OF here on the edge
Of the North fork Of tho Red River.
Tho nearest producing well u IN. the
Cement field approximately 100 miles
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