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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
CARMEN GIVEN
BANQUET HERE
BY OFFICIALS
Employees IN Service 20 Years
or More Paid Tribute for
Loyalty.
A. NJ. Lynn President OF Com
pany and Other Execu-
tives Make Addresses.

Tho first annual haHqu"' - 'h' Vet
.r,rs. NsS...a....r 90. .nr WNrcuuE
Fraction Company 49, 1"I last night
in ~, Windsor Hotel H"a I? men. IN
se-y!r" Il: l".t~' =" !"lr> attended.
Representing The Wes' PENN system
were: v-.~.drn, y. Nj I.,u'. Ne" r"s~l-
dents. g =. HjllinC> and Harry |"
Mitchell vc,tur" director. James Me
Fail: general manager ot the Nh"Hl'nS
djy.S:on. =. : wills. Each delivered a
brir; talk touching "H IN" necessity Ut
Harmonious relations between employer
and smployr For III" n"u Robert L.
ErN. president of the association.
GHovc" Dagger secretary and EmmH;
ErSklnc made short addresses.
~ the conclusion - the hIUprrt AMI
att"- the opening address service but
tons were presented :" the mon 10y NJ.
Lynn after ne paid them = glowing trth-
Nc r"r ;h"'r loya,ty and integrity.
Responding MIR E.r~k'u" sad ;ha, in
behalf Cf the Veterans n" wished p"
thank n" company for 49, many Exile
acts ~ attention which N"." heS'"W-
cd on him and HIS fellow workuau
during IN" two score vcars they Mere
N the traction Crmrany'< employ. The
Veterans Association - = voluntary
organization recruited by ;hc veterans
The oldeS, employs a; the hanlue;
las night WAS Tom Rafferty, VII" ;jrSt
entered N" >crv:c" IN l\>> \ Flash
light picture was taken &C.. the eNecu
lives and V@tcrdH>
N-m5 1T IL. Organization arc:
Thomas Rafferty,. m",urm,,u
John Clark. u.u'n,muu.
John WHrl&u. "'"-rrnair
L"Sorh RiSt :uu,urmaH.
william smith. n:ot"ru.a'.
William ~ ';rJui-. ornu.....ur.
Thomas +. Bark" instructor.
Albert F"\ hr:&G ~I0cr'u'srdsr;
Charles VI Marsh. genera, supsrln,rn-
dent.
Thomas Fflan traffic man.
Charles S"cU"icid. conductor.
LEROY u code. mo:"rmar.
charles W"1>>'. m"'urmun.
Jesse D. Marr'". division Surnrin,end-
ent
William Horny. mo'orman.
t;""rCc Trl"-. wat"hnan.
Weed 7 I.,"''h"r condurto~.
Charles Forsrh conductor.
James Roberts. conductor.
James = W"l"h. conductor
Henry Fr"huIpio. m";oruau-
r I!arsuc" Marsh. moto~mau
Robert n Ferguson. general rack
foreman.
Ncvaudc~ Moore. rrrt"rurar.
William q Ferguson. motormaA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
Radio Non are Heroes

San Francisco. oct l2.--'ln"e again q
shin radio operator has lived mp to Inc
traditions of his craft.
At H. p. m. today Operator W. u
Fell. on the burning steamer t!'! 81
IIorolrlu sent the following: last
message rom the vessel:
captain and gang leaving now good
hve IL YOU all"
Ten minutes previously Bell had said
that everyone aboard but tn" captain
chief officer. chief engineer and him.
self had left the boat FIRE then forced
these 10 take I" the sea.
All tho wireless operators aboard inc
shin were Radio Corporation OF Amer
lea men.
Bell. the chief operator. VIII" lived IN
Oakland. was making his first TIP Ia
sea. The other operators aboard were
II. II. Hancock. Venice. Calf. ana y
G.. Kumlcr. Yakima. WaShn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
WITH HAYES CLEARED
CONTINUED Prom Page ons.)

turn home declare she returned alone
at ahouy 80 a. m.
widow Is "Peevtsh."
Detective Fitzpatrick. who went for
the garments. reported that Mrs. Hall
acted 'pccvish" when he demanded
them. Mrs Halls lawyer. however. Is
sued statement saying Mrs. Hall was
glad 10 surrender them though the ac-
ton oame rather late.
Other detectives to-day went to Lava
lette. n. j.. to check up the movements
Of Henry Stevens Mrs. Halls brother
Stevens was reported to have gone on a
vacation trip 10 Europe, hut It was said
that this would not interfere with the
investigation the detectives wanted 10
make.
James Mills, church sexton and hus-
hand Of the slain choir singer. was
questioned briefly NJ Prosecutor StriCk-
er's office again this afternoon.
Seek Party Of Four"
State troopers who have become in
rrcasIngly active on the case. let It be
known that one Of the theories now on
etrta!ncd is that the Sayings were per
pctratcd by party Of four--thrcc men
and one woman. who Travelled In TWO
automobiles.
Witnesses told. soon after the slay-
+, --,- 49,,
lnsS WIZ w., ~ I,,i., os ~ ,,,,-
u ,,H 80 ra'n a. ~, o,,,o,,,obiins
,pS ID, IT, any, y. 49,, ,,',.rd So,,, pr,,.
wick.
l'nconfirmcd reports reached nero
from, Tbylodelnhia today that the gold
watch removed from tho minister's
porkc, had been found In a Philadelphia
pawn shop.
Schneider In Collapse.
eo,roido- rurforcd - reryous coIlansc
,h;r ,r,nrr;pc 10 COW, vord 10 pro<c-
cwto- Dcokn5nn ~ Somerset that bc had
something moro 10 say. When Rcekman
entered. with a st"nographer and three
newspaper mon. Schneider blurtcd out.
with tears streaming down his face.
that his earlier statement was "all
lie"
II" hau '",u '"' ~ -, H..
revenge on lays, WI" ne ",'''N'n "',u
told stories tending |" lh'"lN' MIN III
the Elall-MillS case.
Hayes Released
Hickman 'hih'd'a,cN went "'to's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

lamrs H. White. who was with Will
liam Whit" when arrested 10y PatrolnAr
Ia ride safe ard for the West Faralon
to max" fast time. and ny 10 r III. the
rcscuiur steamer had reached the scene
aud was h"giuinE L" take the passengers
aboard All had reached The deck Ivy
ia y m. messages stated
Conditions Favorable
only hrict messages had been re,
rcIvrd here early t"nirht. 50 il was not
known under what circumstances the
passengers sand crew escaped from the
burning vessel. Apparently tho sea re-
manned smooth throughout thhe day
for CAPTAIN H. L. Walk. Of III" West
r'araIon. reported conditions We're IA
Vurahlr
As tho West Faralou. a shipping hoard
Trcightcr. operated Ivy StrutherS n BAR
ry. has only limited Recommendations.
L IS believed that many or those res,
cucd from the city Of Honolulu Will
have Ia remain on her decks until larger
vessels arrive. The West Faralon's
registered tonnage is I45l. She was
hound from san Francisco for lokoha-
ma.
Few From the East.
Less than half dozen OF IN" rasscn-
gers We're from the eastern part OF 'ne
United States. \ large number were
from Honolulu. Los Angeles and other
southern California points. while the
remainder came from other parts OF inc
Pacific coast. Fifty-siX OF the pasSc"-
gers were women. on" woman was
travelling third class with banF GIRL
twrnty-threc month old.
nv. cry of Honolulu originally was
,na German passenger liner Friedrich
Der Crosse. built at Stettin '''"' ""u
used IN transatlantic travel uh'' w
when she was intcrncd IN an -Nhc''''"
harhOr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
Yacht Saves Many

San Pedro. Cal, oct. l2.-(hF Inc
Associated prcsS)-Ofhcials Of the Los
Angeles steamship company announce"
rcccint of n message today from the
private yacht Casiiana Of +. L. pohen''
rcportinc that all passengers OF the
burning steamer City OF Honolulu were
safe. They said the Casiania picked no
the Honolulu's s. o. :. signals ana
rushed to the scene. and was standing
10y. 49,. ,n.
The Casiania's message said that the
I1,no,ulu was burning in Il lake IKE
sea with all passengers and members
of the crew in lifehoats. Til" taS'ahia
was nearby hound from san Icdr" 20
Honolulu and apparently reached me
scene soon after the steamer Was ahan-
doncd. as its report was sent about IL
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
LOCAL COAL COMPANY
PURCHASES PROPERTY

The EaS. Wheeling Goa! Company has
purchased rae; Of land containing "a
acres from Miss Dorothy l. Moore. he
rordug 10 a deed filed yesterday after
noon In county court
The amount involved IN the ;ransac-
,.on j. not specified. The land Is loca-
ted near the intersection Of the West
Liberty and West Alexander road IN
Philadelphia district.
The coal company is given the riga;
70 mine for coal and 10 erect tirpieS and
other mine equipment hut Miss Moore
reserves all right to oil and gas on
the land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
RAIL 1NcoMEE FALLS OFF.

Washington. oct. l2.-Thc net opera
tins: income "r class | railr"as n< the
United states iotal"d S52.5I?.I?? in
August. according to reports filed with
the Interstate Commerce commission.
This represented a return on nm an
nual basis OF "Tly c.65ro of their ten
taIivc valuation. the lowest since May
1921 the Association Of Railway ENe-
cuiiycs announced
In August las, year their net "pcr-
at!ny income t"ialcd s9h.i60.2N0. which
Is at the annual rate of return OF
454gc. while in July this year 1t was
$50 239. 900. or 4.h4Gt.
The railroads failed by s66.65I.S0o t"
realize = SO return on their tentative
valuation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct. l9.--Cattlc. receipts
rcccirts 1000: beef nativ" steers GEN
orally steady 10 IN higher: kinds Of
value 70 sell at 1000 and above show
Ing advance: top maturcd beef steers
1910: best vcarlings 1870; bulk beef
steers 9o5Tllo5: beef COWS and
hcirers and bulls 10 I" - cents higher;
veal calves steady to 81 higher: west
rrn grass steers steady: bulk $50 7.e!;
bulk desirable bologna bulls As i.35:
bulk ycalcrs 1n.50T 1915.
Hogs. receipts 10000; opened 10 to
% lower. closing o. lower on lighter
weights: packing s"wS around steady:
bulk len to 900 pound averages ?.2a N
ni5: most 2l0 To 500 pound butchers
G.5Nm?65: top ?.65: good and choice
$50 70 S0n pound butchers around '."o:
undcrwciGhts very dull packing sows
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE.

Pittsburgh. Oct. lo.-Froduce un-
changed.
AprIes-Barrels. New Works. No. ]
Twenty ounce. 500: McIntoch. $500 to
$3.50: Pennsylvania and West virginia
No. York Imperials, s3.no 10 sS.29.
Rushcl baskets. New Works. No. ]
Twenty Ounce and PiNrins. sl.95: West
Virginia No. ! York Tmper!als. 800.
Onions-Ohios. Indianas. and Mich!-
CANS. I00-pound sacks, No. ycllows.
sl25 10 $l%;
I'o,a;oes-i5N- pound sacks. No. ! New
Jersey Cohlcrs. Pennsylvania and Mich
igan whites. $40 10 sis per sack:
New York bulk $40 pcr 100.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

Eas; Buffalo. y. y. Oct. 12.-Catte-
EccciptS 3nn head. Steady.
Calvcs-Receip, goo head. Ftfty
cents higher s5.OOT $1,000.
Hogs-Rcccipts, 1900 head. STEADY
70 I1cents lower. Heavy. fl000T 1925;
mixed slN.onTl0.?h; workers.. $1,000;
light do. s9.50N9.75: pigs. $3.50; roughs'
sT,5OM..T5: stays. $500 ii $50.
Sheep and Lambs-Rercipts' l'2oo
head. SLOW: lambs, Csc lower. Lambs
&c OnHI4-E
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PAGE NINETEEN

7.75as.25: desirable pigs mostly. s.15Tt
estimated holdover $4,000
Sheen. receipts 5000: fat native
lambs strong to % cents higher; top
natives 1900 TO shippers: 1915 to pack
ers: bulk around 1880; culls mostly
9.00m9.50: fat western lambs STEADY; ,
five doubles Montana lambs 1878 with
$50 out: feeding lambs steady; bulk.
13.5OGl3.75: shep fully steady; heavy
fat ewes 3.50d4o0; lighter weights up.
10 $50. ="
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
AUTO FOUND SHORTLY
after BEING STOLEN

Within 50 minutes after police wore
notified that n WHY'S -. claire touring
car. owned by the Wheeling Stool cor
pora,ion. had been stolen from SIXTEEN.
IN and Market streets. police located
the car at TwCnty-seconh street.
When the car was found no ON" was
seen nearby. Tho thief evidently
changed his mind about stealing the
car after taking it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
NEWS OF BUSINESS
sH1PBunprNG BELOW PREWAR
TEUET,

World shiphmild!nE is now below the
prcwar lowell. both in regard TO orders
placed and the volum" of work actually
under way. SAYS q statement just Is
sued by LIoyd'S Register Of shipping.
This j, Is added. is due to decline OF
moro than a half a million gross tons
in the past three months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
Thomas to the Rescue.

Abolrd Gnitcd States Army TranSp"rt
Thomas, oct l2.--tBy Wireless 20 the
Associated Press The transport Thorn
as IS proceeding southwark at full speed
tonight 10 the scene o fthe burning
steamship CITY "f Honolulu. and en-
poets Ia arrive thcrc at a IN. EX-
tcusive preparations are being made 10
take care Of the passengers and crew
nf tho lll-fA:ed liner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Napoleon, Ohio oct. l--''aIi" ..
Oswig. publisher of III" H"r'h"cS'
News here; Frank Hahn merchant, y.
\. Sloan, president OF IN" pnl" ',n az
Light and Coke Company an" fFtu ~
liod. manufacturer. of Swant"n. were on
I,n,rd tho steamer city Of honolulu
when she took fire today hut w"r" res
cuad uinniurcd. according I" messages
received here tonight. The men had
been touring in the Orient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Charles puUgIaS. conductor.
Louis = .cunkiC. m"l"rman.
J. r'vauH Mck.sn. motorman
E2h:iam l.. Shepherd. air lake re-
Nairman.
Joscrh Nlrricino. track foreman.
John Y r"uSer. traCkman.
P~es. 80 l.. Earp. mo'"rman.
Fmn!,t &C. t.rSknC. attorney.
Ford Moore. motorman.
See George Dinger. conductor.
Edward \ Odcll m":"rmau
William Eole, shopman.
Harry Wilkins. dispatcher.
William Bracket. Conduc'o!
Thomas Mcpermott line fireman.
Edward Wright. assistant accouatant,
Daniel c McFadh"N. mo,"'man.
charles j.. Day. ".u;orman.
Lawrence l. Mr'rmhS. conductor.
William y. K,tS"n. motorman.
Guthbcrt Citizens conductor.
Herman Pappert. track foreman.
Charles T.. Motto. NORMAN.
John Wetz"l motorn,an.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
PACIFIC COAST DEFICIT GREATER

Tho l'ariiiC Coast Co. reports TOT 'H'
wear ending June 30. last. gross earn
Gngs of $i.liS.779 against $i5l"Is9
70. tho previous %car. After the pay
men, Of interest thcr" WAS transferred
To rrofi, and loss a deficit Of S7124oS,
against 4 deficit for the previous year
Of ST. Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
News Received Quietly.

Adrianoplc. oct. l2.-Thc news OF the
conclusion of the armisticc at Mudania
was received quietly here as a large
part OF the population already regarded
rc-entry OF the Turks into Eastern
.rhracc. as Inevitable. Talk OF resist
ance il mainly confined to the army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

washington. Oct. "a United states
coast guard, at the request at the
shipping Board. tonight ordered the
coast guard cutters Shawnee ana ram
aroa. - proceed Immediately I" tn"
location Of the burned city 81 Honolulu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
pryro1ps CO. BUYS TOBACCO.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. l2-Ihe hurleF
Tobacc" Coopsrators Association "".
norrro. the sale If 54.N00.oon lbs. Of
,ohacco noolcd Ivy that organization
from last years crop to the r. j. Key
no,ds Tobacco 60. for approximately
81 ( nnh hhh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
DRY GOODS

New York Oct. 11.-COttnn goods and
most other trading IN primary markets
was neglected today because or the
general closing in whol"sal" circles on
Columbus Day. Retail stores were open
oS usual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

In an attempt to salvage the hcstroY'"
craft. The Shawu"" and Tamar"a. h"ti
high powered boats. are At San Frah'is-
co and Los Angeles. respectively.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
TO WITHDRAW CASH

NnnOWnCeWCNt + WdU' ~ THE W"
YorE Federal Reserve Bank that the
government on Friday next. Will WIFI
draw 500. 200 from local deposits.
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217L|VES SAVED
CONTINUED from Page oneD

mails from the city OF Honolulu before
the West Faralon did. the treighter
was only MY miles away when It start
cd 70 the r.Scu" shortly before noon.
CONDITIONS were favorable both for
.,.c small boats or the City Of honolulu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

After looking over the Martins
Ferry High Schools football record
for the past five years and finding
several games. al being defeats,
missing. we wish TO add another
correction to the list as II was given
out last evening by tho principal
Of the Ferry school.
In the record for 1921 II seems
Ferry authorities have forgotten
they played Bellaire last season and
met with defeat by the score Of
20. The game was one Of the best
ever played between the two schools.
and II SENS an impossibilIty that
the Ferry school could have forgot
ten in such a short time that memo
rahle contest. Possibly II their
record was investigated little
closer. more forgotten games will be
found.
BELLAIRE FAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

William Whit" WAS arrested by Pa
rrulnln E:tgcnhroad on a "hare" Of driv-
ing nn automobile in an intoxicated con-
ditiun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
Greece Will Sign.

withdrawal of funds from the banks
and liquidation Of assets have been III
nrogrcSs for several days and Will I'M
dnubtrdly he accelerated by the knowl-
edge that the Turkish cIHil authorities
will he in charge A. days alter the
armis;ice takes place.
Fear Massacre.
Despite the presence OF the allied
mission sent here from Constanttnople.
the Christian populations seem unwill-
ing TO believe the allies can carry out
thsir guarantees Of protection and a
repetitiun of the Smyrna masSacreS IS
feared 10y many.
The majur!ty of civilians ar" armed
bur il Is hoped that allied dCtachm"nts
IAN prevent serious clashes mul after
the Turkish sendermCrie is fully IN
stalled.
The Greek army officers sun main
tain their attitude OF resistance and
their position has been somewhat REIN
forced by he civilian movement tur an
"autunomnuS rhraCe.' but the COutin-
ucd exodus west ward indicated that this
moycmcut has no overwhelming popular
support
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Edward Hui va arrested hy Traffic
Policeman Eurk" on charG" "i d!S-
regarding Traffic signals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Patrolman Knapp arrested James
Gleason and \. Jackson on charges 81
disordcrly conduct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

William harding was arrested lay "a
trolmau Rob Jones. "u a drunk charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
E0UD MORNING JUDGE &!

Eigcnhrord. Was also arrested on
drunk charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

Charles Gibbons was arrested by Ia
trulman KNAPP ON "a disordcrly charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
PARDON
Sporting Editor.
Tha Intnllinar

Sporting Editor.
The Intellgencer:
read with interest tho proud
record Of the Martins Ferry High
School football team as submitted
to Buffalo N. " newspapers. but
was just little puzzled (0 why the
game with Linsiy on Thanksgiving.
1920. was omitted. Surely Martins
Ferry would not forget SO soon, a
game in which she didn't even make
first down and was beaten so
deCisiyely.
Let's reprint the record and In
clud" everything--v!ctor.e and all.
Rufalo IN. W papers please copy.
ONE WHO WANTS ALL
THE FACTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13
BOWLING

Musss Duck Pin League, Oct, II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-13

James T. White. who was with Will
liam Whit" when arrested 10y Patrolmar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
WALTON LEADER IN
COUNTY IS DEFEATED
Democratic Convention Well
Attended; Fight on Selection
Of Delegates: Silent As
To Resolutions

Democratic delegates to the state
convention from Logan county e.,
without instructlons but are diyidea
four and four as to the adoption of
the Shawnee platform.
The county convention was he'd AZ
the city hall yesterday afternoon "a
vering promptly al 3 O'Clock with the
selection OF Walter Wilson or Merld
Ian chairman while Mrs Ora PuttIlo
OF this city took the minutes.
The first fight OF the convention.
came on the manner OF selecting del :
eeates: after considerable gumeai
anu specchmaklng the selections welo
made from the floor and the followlns \
were named; A. q. G Bierer. John
Fogarty, n. v Smith OF Crescent, Al
rorney Anniby. OF Crescent, Mrs
Adele Speer, Walter Wilson, ] I. Mo.
Dariels AMI Mrs. Anninette sebas
tim
Z The second fight was a contest ~
tween A. q. g. iI3erer and Attorney
Ed s, Lowther for delegate TO the
state convention. Lowther was Dc
feated by one vote. Jowiher Is this
walton leader in Logan county. being
orc OF the first in the state 10 have
advocated his nomination I.owthc:
was a delegate 10 the Shawnee CON
vertlon that endorsed Walton for gov.
ernor.
There were no recommendation cf
any Kind presented: some talk was
made frior TO the opening OF the con-
vention with reference TO compli :
mertary endorsement OF the present
Democratic administration, but the
opposition was 50 strong that thc
matter was dropped.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
A GUIDE POST THAT
DOES NOT GUIDE.
Big White Sign Column That
Cost City Much Money,
Means Nothing; Located
AT East Entrance

II you follow the o. 7 TRAN mark
ings aud examine the big white con-
crete sign monument that slaAds sen
tinel at the gateway to al towns
along the Ozark trail sou can not gu
wrong on journey The white co..
umns built BY chamber Of commerce
and other civic bodies of the cMits
AM. towns OF the state have set many
traveller on the right road and hs
has thanked the city and the men who
caused II TO be erected
Guthrie has one OF the makers: II
!s located nj tho head of Okiahor.a
avenue just as you turn into the
Country Club road and il on III,
0strk trail leading eastward
but sad to relate. Il means notis,
ing
= has been wired for electricity. bul
there i no light
u has four pure white sides bII
there are no lettering on any OF ,h,
four sides In fact II l. a fake an.
has caused the city 10 be etlsaed By
travellers who derrnd on this ign col
'imn for direction and distance
Chief Mitchell says il ia the dul,
OF the Chamber OF Commerce TO msrs
this column. BE that an Il may, some
onr should mark a. Who caused II "a
be erected and what wera the prum-
iscs made when the money was co.
lcetedg
It's mp 10 those who ate responsible
for starting the fob TO finish II. Guth.
RE should not be the only town In
the state with markleas marker.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09
The Sha,mee League Convention Upon Which Walton Stands

ment 10 the cooperative law. includ-
ing banking.
a To relieve. tenantry on the farm
= and In the city BY placing the
credit Of the state back Of an cffcc.
tive home ownership law
g To establish state bank which
= shall be depository Of the funds
OF the state and lis subdivisions.
q TO exempt from taxation heads Of
~ families on improvements to the
amount Of ~ 900 On farms aud III city
homes, from equipment, implements
and tools.
~ To amend the workmen's compcn-
sation law, providing insurance
and other features 10 line. with the
Ohio law; and demanding labor laws
for women and children and providing
special attorney to enforce the