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, 1922-04-27

WASHINGTON. Aprn 81 The
greatness Of General Gnnt in peac.
as well as in war was dweit upou by
Nice President Coolidge in his address
today at the unwilling OF tho Grant
memorial here on M occasion OF the
centennial anniversary OF the birth
OF The former president and Union gen
eral.
1t II RESPONSE 20 an Increasing
sentiment OF gratitude and patriotism.
the vice president said. that nation
al action has --t apart this day to oh
serve the centennial anniversary OF
the birth Of a great American who was
sent into the world endowed with n
greatness easy TO understand, yet dir
hcult to describe the highest type OF
Intellectual powcr-simplicity and d..
r~ectness. the highest type % rharactcr
fidelity and honesty. He Will for
ever hold h admiration Of a people
in whom these qualities abide.
Our country and tho world may
well consider the simplicity and di-
rectness which marked the greatness
OF General Grant"
, 1922-04-27

II the earth turned around in about
an hour n a half instead OF - hours.
things would have practically no
weight at the Equator.
, 1922-04-27

FOR RENT-Furnished fourroom
house: bath. garage. gas Installed
Inquire 1877 West Fourteenth street.
Phone 102SR +37-5t
, 1922-04-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

SALE-sx12 body Brussel rug.
Inquire Apartment 1. Tribune Bldg.
427-3tdh
, 1922-04-27
FOR RENT HOUSES

FOR RENT-House on South Willow
street. five rooms and bath: steam
heat and gas; everything strictly mod
ern. Phone 1zfsw. 4-96-2t.
, 1922-04-27
LIVESTOCK
POULTRY
RELTNQUISHMEIETS, ETC.

BRING in your re1ina nishments and
decided ~homesteads; make the price
and terms right and we will ind you
a buyer. Frank Duff. t236 East MID
west avenue 4-lS-i2t
, 1922-04-27
FOR SALE-AUTCmOBILES

FOR SALE-1s21 Ford. touring ar:
has been used very little; new tires.
bumper, spotlight, rearNview mirror.
motometer. -speedometer and several
other accessories; back of front seat
rs hinged to make into camping bed
{400 cash or terms c. E Kennedy.
corner East Second and Park streets.
Phone 1419W. 4-27-2t
, 1922-04-27
HALT IS CALLED
FOR MEMORIAL

-VHIINNN HTm IKE n
gress. n other high officials OF ths
government were present
The unveiiing was by Princess Can
taeu1ane. granddaughter and Pria-
oeE Ida CantacuEere. great grand
daughter of General Grant Al thu head
OF the parade rod Major General John
a Glen. selected to be marshal in
place Of Lieutenant General Nelson A
Miles. who-is I'll.
, 1922-04-27
FOR SALE-REiL ESTATE

FOR SALE[Two lots with a small
two-room house. writer, lights in
house; lots are situated on east side
by the State HospitalS will sacrifice
for immediate sale. CHl for Ball. 15l
North Park street. 4-25-3t
, 1922-04-27
LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Forty acres central Mis-
souri, land; five miles from railroad;
Is acres cultivated; spring and barn;
800 cash, SO per month. r. Ramon.
i24s South Center street 4-2T-1t'
FOR SALE-Eighty acres of Missouri
farm; six-room house, barn. chicken
house; spring, S1,400, half cash. r.
Ramon, 243 South Center street
, 1922-04-27

FOR RENT Two.room haif-base-
ment apartment; furnished: lights
n gas furnished: hot n cold water,
dishes and linens furnished. 1874 South
Beech street. 4.27.2t
, 1922-04-27
FOR REET-APAKfMENTS

FOR RENT - Modern apartment:
close in Phone Ss1 or l4sIM.
, 1922-04-27
THIS PLAYER PIANO AT A
GREAT SACRIFICE.

We have a very high grade player
piano left on our bonds at Casper;
for quick disposal will sell at a very
large discount: easy payments to re-
sponsible person. Write at once for
price. terms and full particulars to
the Denver Music Co, Denver. Colo.
4-20-15t
, 1922-04-27

Attest:
GEORGE PouLoS,
Secretary.
Publish April 6. 10, 20, 81 and
May 4 and II, 1922
, 1922-04-27

LOST-Rebekah pin in hall or be
tween a and 1877 West Railroad
venue. Phone 1851. 4Z'-lt-
, 1922-04-27
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-wm the party who picked UP
wrong handbag at Burlington sta
ton wednesday morning, kindly re-
turn same to room 243. HenninB no
tel and get his? ]. N. Johnson
4-27-3t.
, 1922-04-27

FOR RENT 49, Two-room furnished
apartment with private bath. s35.
Inquire Qsper Jewelry Co. 1870 East
Second street. 4.27-3t
, 1922-04-27

FOR RENT - Two-room furnished
apartment; strictly modern; also
two-room cottage. s2b per month. 9o9
South Cedar street. Phone 1875.
, 1922-04-27

WANTED TO BUY-For cash eauit-
les in properties; state fuzzy pic
asked. amount wanted for equity,
balance YOU owe. how payable. fun
description of property; lot and block
number; all questions must be an.
szvered and II priced right VIII act
quickly; bargains only viii be con-
sidcred. Address P. o. box 3d. -
, 1922-04-27

wANTED-Good household furniture
in exchange for stock in one or M
best paying apartment houses in cas-
per or for building n loan suock'
building and loan stock will be ex-
changed on actual cash paid in: Box
IA. Casper. -Les
, 1922-04-27
AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE -Pullford attachment;
will work on II Ford car or pull
|14lnch pIow. Phone 1sotM or 1510W.
4-24At
, 1922-04-27

FOR Observation-Disclosures new three
room apartment: modern and built
in features; hot water. gas range and
heater furnished; close in. Order
Apartments. 343 West Eighth street.
A27-lts
, 1922-04-27
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT - Grocery
store; reasonable. Inquire Standard
Cafe or phone 42SW. 4-1s-12t
, 1922-04-27
POSITIONS WANTED

WANTED POSITION As saleslady
In any linz: references furnished
Address Box AS. Tribune. +2s4ts
YOUNG man. IS wars Of age steno-
graphic or general fnc work; han
die anything, work inside or out; also
GOOD mechanic and driver. truck or
car. What have yon to offer? Call
1921 evenings $50 CY avenue
, 1922-04-27
o RENT 0

FOR RENT-Room adjoining bath.
private entrance. Phone 14s1w. SIG
East Third street. asst
, 1922-04-27

6,000-MILE TIRES
sox3. IS: 3ox3h. $40. 34x4. $40: all
other sizes in proportio n Gates Serv.
leo Station. $40 South Woicott street
7o1w. 4-24-sts
, 1922-04-27

FOR RENT-New three-room apart.
ment- Inquire 1914 East First
street. 4a4-st
, 1922-04-27

FOR RENT-Two-room apartment;
furnished complete; modern except
bath; near refinery; sidewalks TO town
$40. 1Ol6 South Chestnut street.
4-27-1t
, 1922-04-27

FOR SALE-Furniture. rug and sew
ing machine. etc. Evans. 223 North
Park street afternoon and evenings.
Phone 1513R- 4-2T-2t
, 1922-04-27

FOR RENT-ModeIn two-room apart
ment. partly furnished. sos East
Second street. 4-27-1t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10

oklahoma tHY, NAlt Feh 10
Whai il sali % he ghe ,afgeat ds'e-
CATION ever assembled ~ oklahhma
.'fty wa here losiaY ~ the first
session of the alstssnih annslai con
venlion u the Oklahoma Ednea,nn
nl association Nore than p.oo0
tea hers aud ahool officials from ali
plria u the state had registered at
a iats hour lasl nlsht and more
eore expected 70 afrlve during lhe
Day
pee 70 lhe unprecedented number
~ delegates. 81 haa bgen found lai'
posslisa 20 aeocmodatr them AZ
sessions - the convention ID ahs
central hlghaehaDi aadiiorlaa AM
ia oFdsr 10 relieve the alluasiou. a
sehe,lals q Joint meeslnsr have been
ararnged The epnninK svasiona
we're e. begin A. nine o'clock thls
norninx ana after ihe first general
meeting series 81 sectional oun.
fsrencea usre e. b. hvsd follo~ed
y another feusrsi session tonight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10

In the light Of the coming school
bond election. the following exhaustive
resume Of city school facts b. 9 "
Peak. city. superintendent Of schools.
viii prove Of interest This j. Prof.
Peaks fifth monthly report 10 the
board Of education. Along with tins
report. Prof Peak submits eompara-
tive table of school reports from Il
representative cities Of the state. This
wiIl be printed later. Prof Peak says
have the honor Of submitting 70
you ny report Of the Guthrie Public
schools for the fifth month ending
January =, 1922. This report a IN
three parts:
Psr1 one. have collected for
fuifIon and turned over 20 the Clerk
II the Board Of Education. For
Fourth Month: White-s2l-50: Sepa-
rate sebooIs-s 1920; for Fifth Month :
whife-<1s6O0. Separate Schools
$50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
VHhPoor Equipnen CHySchool Head Presents School Facts

Part Three Building Program The
three ward buildings have ali their
rooms full There Is not single
vacant room in Banner, Capitol IIiIl
or Central. Cotteral school has three
good class rooms. aud an assembly
room that will seat something like l20
pupils Hpi for practical school room
purposes il may be disregarded 50 far
a. the main part Of the city = con
ccrned Certainly il will avail moth
ing for the pupils east Of the river.
lf the extreme western part Of the
city increases IN population materially,
there will be good use for cotteral
School
That you may see the conditions IN
the last six years. | submit the en-
rollment Of the different schools for
the fifth month of these different
years. All these numbers refer 10
enrolment:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
CRAP SHOOTERS STAGE
FIGHT; ONE IN JAIL
Henry johnson Charged With
Assault With Intent To Kill
George knight Seriously
Slashed

sgenry I. johnson. said by ,foilc~
70 be the real Lady iack when =
comes 10 rolling the ivory cubes n
the iHtie game called ~crsfs. d 10
jan today following charge lodged
9sih the sheriff by one GEORGE
Kn.ght xha Is iaii W nursing h. -
sozen deep knife wounds. sad :"
save been Inflicted by Johnson darinr
a game q DICE staged a. Miner
Wells park.
E Both men are white and both ars
snyetJzts crap shooter. according
70 ihe officers. Il e oiso stated that
the buildlngs Al the fair srocncs ne.sr
the park 2,e frequently used By tie
crso shooters ard even pokar galn's
are known 70 have been STAGED there.
A charge q assault ~ith intert 10
XII has been lodgei againsi johnson
bv County Attorney Diuw ddio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
ANGELS INTO DISCARD,
f[ATH[R|NG|lL WINS
Hefrin. Illinois. Woman Asks
Guthrie Postmaster To
Spot Her a
Husband

Mss Edia Ailsn. AYR = al No
-is SoasA md siose, licrriu ! i has
written a letter 10 rostms sser oi-
smith making lnouidas relative b ihs
"a nersne q h,lsbAna
Ter la,i r reads
Please give nv address g soa e
nice. cam eeatiensn not less then
ss wears 81 aee. matT-sucny coassd
cred an e and a leoa heasH-
keeper. love 70 hass nice friens 5
sr8>s homc 50 pi,ase don't give ny
address 70 any one yoa coaid not con
xcfent ously recommenf 10 a ats
an cn the sqaar, and ~aat ihe q be-
rarsv 10 - the same. am noi look-
irs for an angel tlsl q man iaat caE
b. gcod 70 . uoman ~ho ls eood 40
hlm. 80 objections 20 ocrnaai on.
except 3 rr.aister Resp fdlth Allya
Postmaster O.sm.th aprointet >
oommsttes composed of Prank lpe +
Sea holman. Nsc Houston Jaek
Hartman an Harry ArdsrY. Jr g
take AZ Miss Ai'yns care. Af'er a
hos deba, an pleaded gnilty e eeine
anve.s ard heare. lassisibie i 49,
decided that otto Featherlng.A more
hearty sged tAs fesaist1s 81 a4s p,
the nerrin lady and an order W'a
given Arman,foai 70 send q lte-siE-
tag picture q Ouo 20 the searnin
S.~na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
-PE6LE6r JOHNSON. LOCAL
CHARACTER. II DEAD

J. r rPexiee-l Ichnsoa was
soznd dead IN Is shack n the 100
block. I. CleTe.an1 THURSDAY after
Boon. johnson cane il On the FIRE.
train TIE cay O ths open ng and - /.
resded Aere almost csnfsnaoas.y
sinoe thea He osene6 harsar
saop Z q teni on 0klahona aveuur
almost opposite where the City Hs.'
nov stanss. imze1i2i 81 after his ar
-rzi ant coa8uctet this untl ~ BAL
his seft foot crushed IN attemrsi1r 4
board = moving tran Afte- thet ns
h.s a roozing hspse fcr uuuae- %.
years II the meantime be iearroc
to take pictures and of r>cea;
years he has ks~n a familiar fig8i'
sbouf to~n with his camera ca ~
shoui1er He ~sx about = yea-s o.
s~e and eft 10 known reistiyes-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
WHAT iOI WILL PAY
10 RAISE TN BONUS

Ths following Items ere almost
oertaln 20 ho taxed to raise tha
soldiers banas
A sasollne consumption tax % pos
alb.y one cent a gallon. a license
Tax on automobiles q about IS
rents Ter horse power a stamp Tar
"a hank checks of about one cent
i0F east ehees. . AK on real estate
transfers a. The rate ~ about five
cents on each SO lnvoiscd. ahs IN.
creased taxes on admissions wheFr
the sum paid exceeds s5 cents. cigar
cities. tobaeso and documentary
stamps
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
BOYS WHO ROBBED
M'WETHv'S SHOP CAUGHT
Loot Found Buried on Banks OF
the Cottonwood Both Admit
Crime; viii BE
Prosecuted

Ehel prumfieht AZ 1 % end Glenn
Cook ic. both of whom told police
they lived Al w1slahanK, wss~ ar
rested last night two miles salh o.
The city by sheriff Robwt.on
After being given ths third a.
gree. both boys adm tied They Ia
broken into and robbed the Nc
walhy guu shop the night teforo. ani
lcd the officers % the banks u The
Cottonwood shere twpise rrYoivsi'
taken from the Kunahop wero founa
buried ia ths ground The two 81.
cycles we're found IN clumv o.
bushes nearby
They vii BE- Prosecuted for bur
riaFy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
Chicago
Aldermen
GraferS?

cs<ara Fea ia There are some
cAla1eo Aldermen ~ha ~ take a
1ollar ard haif n gran as1 ~ao
IN 80 The sheeis - sovcrumeni
Il nsui0a u o0der - 80 Z. Oscar
r He~lI veteran ChicA<o Sass
axser uasa. saia lsst nlshs IN an al
orcss b<sare - NJ g S.heol x
go4rAs.l<m
AS an aia~s1fssa Mr. Hewitt
toLs q tie sn~~sing hea1 ia he shs
A4n On Jannary - ths mosulnx -
tAe dxr The chsc4xo Autc sao~ Vas
to open. walsh uas attended ey -
As1eru~r. Teey ~aanoned. ar
He~lu szia. The building eommlss@n.
the shies a. poisos. The fire marshal
Ire head q tn fire prevrHsion
hurpza sne % assistants
After actresses . sao-eonmi,iee
~zs apFc.n,et 70 lnssssisNse sae
co,i<elm. ~Acre ~ sho~ uas % se
hei1.
-wAer cae - The aprcin ~ in
ve~tlczsors vas aAcui 10 leave m.
rcoz- os,enslh.y g 60 Is tae coll
s~an. ore e tie aideru.en. Mr.
Hessu sait. whispered q hia &c;
the tickets ~hie yea are Gown
tAe-s Ano her said ioucly. accord :
ing 20 Nr Hewiti. yes they've -;
70 sho- ~ SOM ooartesy
4 iAlr1. Hewitt S4s1. renarks-i
-~hy ddnr roa appoint committee
70 81 us saas tickets
TIE oonmitse. HeNiu saic
-dN not 60 10 the coliseum. no soil
call vas kePs Of toe nseesins and u
~as 1enied later that any action ~as
tsken. TIE real inside purpose vzs
70 get fwo more % acts o TIE az o.
rco4le saow .og each meusher ~ the
cornrsl The fosat ra.ae q re twu
tickets. inrls1ing E@r tsx. Ves sise'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
CRIMES COMMITTED Bl
NE\ 0tI On Bo\D

Chicago. Feb 1e-seven cut q
every ia crimes Ct violence 10 Chi
caro are committed BY criminals
sho are on bond, ch.ef q Detective
Msehae' Rughes- sta 81 here ;oiay
He added tha, q al srookdon. The
offenders t1si are raining a. large
ou bonds form the worse menace.
fhe hardest toughest AMI ia0si vlci-
Gus part
TIE Chicago crime commission. 10
Is rsoort issued last night. states
that oniy = pernent o. the defend
ants in al felonies disposed q dur
ing 1891. paid q penalty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
BANDIT CAR "a FOUND
BuRNGo nv ROADSIDE

Pryor. Feb 10 after findlng ths
biE lead colofed motor ear that snf.
Ficd the three bandits who Fotbed ths
Aank ~ Ad.'r az noon destroyed fv
ifre near the little town q white oak
hotwecn Chelsea aud Vlnlta The
sforch for the bandits. who are be-
lleyed 90 he N The thlskly wprled
country In this sieln'tY. has narrowed
down 20 real old fashioned huns 81,
foot The ear was reported burned
at $50 o'clock etefdsy afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
Harding Sees New Prosperity

Crookion MINI Feb i0The general industrial and
business situation such % Justify confidence that
are well past phase of thc agricultural crisis
declared President Harding letter read today % farmers
attending the annual Red River Valley Farm Crop aud Live
stock show here
President Harding letter referred 20 ihc recent naiional
agricultural conference ia Washington, and continued
~ glad say that my utmost anticipation OF useful
results from ia, gathering were more than reai'1ei
The fine spirit Of cooperation among the farmers and
the disposition their part unite their efforts n every
possible way with those Of the government angurs parcu
lay well for hope Of accomplishment The conference
serious and thorough consideration % the prob
bei6r is and presented photographs for doing practical
while things u avoided al eNremism and adopted
the wise OF making excessive demands FOR special
fayors ca,s treatment
I'm the general industrial and business situation there is
much Justify seonfience that well past the worst
phases ~ the agricultural crisis. that Improvement well
begun. and that vii continue steadily from this time
forward
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
Movie Actresses
Must Stand Ready
To Tell All

les Angeles F~e. fo-Nsoel
Norw,sre. rsoslon p'eture assress.
~ss te the next ssep 70 ssaNeNNv
siorea - ths estriet attorney .
onsce "a cenrsSsion ~ith TIE sheet
snu - waHau oesrsona rsyior.
noted fllra ssrector. u ~as a.
nsueSee sod>s - District AssornsS
Meo.ine. May Miles Minter ~ss
she sirss actress Ssesssonea. nav
nc ssen secretly esar4n;i rass
ca ~ Wocllne while rayios 3
surerai ~ss - progress wootne
SAD
Miss Nerrnsnc Vas tne isst per-
scr seuac ., investigates 70 nave
seen ~th tie sisir cireetor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
.St6te to
Push All


Okla0oma gly. feh ia -rs4nrs
tons IN poshiag eisi "a is ior tac
recoser, q tsc rssois ~ the deionet
Hank ~ Okmuleee were helne ne4s
so,ias b. Wlniam a g~'ek assistant
attorney g,nsral who ssid ihe r.s-
isnailon ~ frea nean|s, .iaie hacN
oomn ssioner. vooia uos aff>i hanf-
Ing the pend n cases The next ~
'ilon 20 b. saksn a. Ear a. s9eh sslts
Is c.,n1ernea. Sili ~ he.ofe ths staf'
suprs.me csuri nsA, Monday ~her
zWiek ~H se~k to have made i"r-
manent the temforan ooief rr,hih
nhk the district eong u okmulres
coasty from taking t0u dat.on of tu
ssanks ana - oat 81 ihe hands ~ a. 2
Aank mmlssioaer
Roy Noicost. Former assistant haas
commsNs oner. assumed lae duties %
bank commlssionsr today foisow ne
his appointment last n,sht BY ur
roveruer IN his iesteT og resigna-
tion Dennis asked that he be relieved
st once sayng lhst his action was
prompted hy coniinued ll hesilh ana
.akiug ,he sdsics * his 4ihss c.an
woicou declared today be did not
expect 60 bring ahout seNtfaofdlnars
results He asserted that rood crows
was the soiut.on cf the present tinan
cial sstus,ion declaring that VIA
rood crofs and rr.cee the farme =
VII ~ abe 90 iay hs r. debts and
ttas relieve efvilt c1ndiiianx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
SHORT ORDERED TO
MAKE BANK PROBE
Uproar Al okmnlgee Causes
designations and start Of
Investigations OF Failed
Banks

Ttai enc fsoIi. sto worked ~ tr
hish tension otrf bank failures and
ne Investigations thereof g shesr
iu ths upfosr AZ Okmuisrs tadA1
Christopher. foru.r iaean reanif
man has tsa hImsef 10 tad With "a q
population - disfhsreine rfani-
mr, which Il &. chsrisa had prepare .
llns against many uifsiaia g = e'.
iesed that Des nobprison nsaN
C,snmir. onrf f,ennla Reia'.ld aad
the president. cashier nni dileeiefa
of ihe okmnigor state lauk were ia
clmlsd
christie, her uar ,sHri 60 osla'
homa Ga, 10 oanan't eih bank o'f
e.aia Reatnlns 10 osufu's.e b. dls'
charged ihs mf,. vaa denfsn''d ~
County Attorney iiepharn and hoo's'l
hy tho people innR Commissioner
noan|s has resigned and Moi's't a
pointed a,ting examiner i,o,eisaf
has fone 90 MrNico on a trip Shot
the now Attorney cenerl was ord
errl 20 make a thorough rruhe uf sA
hank failures "a Oklahoma and lui
medlaiel, roi in touch With eoanif
attorneys d, diffrent points ounnt'
Atii ne, nnNidale lald ,oAaN p
had received No lnaturtiana a. fet
from shout
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10

Part Two. The number Of pupils
continues 10 increase quite a. much
as in any preceding month. This y
aside from the pupils enrolled for The
first time in the primary grades. The
Belonging Is also quite close 70 the
enrolment. The extra room IN capi-
fol Hill School n01F has over thirty
pupils which j. an ideal number for
good work No room should ever
number more than thirty-fiye.
The number enrolled and the be-
longing IN each building Is a. follows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
Al UsclIsslFfED .ari~E
CREATURE wEs-Eo ASHORE

Lo,r Bes-h. Ca Fe5. le-Ar IN
c-.ssiosd Marie creature s1shei or
tke ses<k sere = sst-sctinE co1-
stdsrze. sffeafio,- I i szid 70 BE
rso-s fAsr 8 teet iong. wlth . heai
-oEs ksng LIE tAss & hsnan BE-
t,r. Il = re2srsec 70 hase 10 scaies
~ . Deczliz- skir-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10

Guthrie citizens who would like 10
enjoy a real thrill are inslted to a,
tend the big wolf and rabbit drive
20 be- staged in Iron Mound town
ship sunday All who want to partl-
clpats must assemble at . o'clock
Sunday morning a. Iron Mound
school house.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
sHrRlrF ROBERTSON IS
WITNESS ~ FEDERAL COURT

sheriff IA Robertson "a IN Okla
homa City tOiay whore be q piten'-
.nF federal couil as a witness in the
Frank LAWS ease Davis was ar
resiei ln ghis couniy on a ohafee ut
dlsuil nr whisky from white cora
mash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
BASKET BALL GAME
At CITY HALL TONIGHT

A great zeal q irte-sst j. beins
manifested n the Basket han gan
tonsshs aet~ee7 ne loczf higa
sehool tear Ead TIE team tom En.e
Wa. Ers6 has the croa o. iAs son-
.oys. ye, tie Cushrse boys siA have
tke1dTzntags q TIE home cozrt. =
Foc1 szp,orizg cro~c- enl > gin
ce<e-T1 l,zt.on to wsz-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
pRs. CLARE RrpoarGo
VERY Low TODAY

Nfs } a clare. 81 East cleyr
land Nho has been vonfiued IN the
"a h Hospital iof SOME time n re.
rortoi % te very low. follow ng n
surgical operation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10

From - @ ls2 means an Increase
Of 90 in High School, or practically
20 per cent and from l1e5 in i9l7-1s
10 1896 means an increase Of 27l in
the grades or 227 per cent. not quite
25 per cent The increase ia the High
School is more than twice AS great as
that in the grades Instead Of asking
who is going 10 High School after
finishing the eighth grade, as was
formerly the ease. the question is,
Who is not going 10 High Schools I"
Our high schools few years ago con
sisted Of swarms of girls and
tcontInued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
NAN IIisi.D IN
TOPEKA MOI SANDS

Topeka. F,b 10 Doubt thar
Walter = Underwood held IN shaw
rec county Il Edward = Sands
wanted In copacction ~ the murlsI
81 Wullam Desmond Taylor was ek'
rcssed AZ noon today b. under
sheriff o " Carlcson after further
lnveaiiNa ions
Underwood maintained he knew
both Taylor and Sands but declares
ho knee nothing of the murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-10
FIRE ALARMS FREQUENT

The FIRE department has made
sfteen ruas since February ist
gore than one = day o. the nun
Der e.eTen were grass fires and for
ninor slazes caused ~ poor flues
10 damage.