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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
ASTOR TO MOVE WEALTH
re ENGLAND, REPORT

London, Nov. 3, The remark made
Yesterday by Major mcob Astor who
said, II am transferring my wealth
nom America Il this country" was
treated ~ bic 3cm % ncW5 Ia this
mornngH pag,H. one head line
r. .J; "a tor uilosl com ng here"
Ry gomc It waa assumed that tho
"ajcr who IS brother OF Viscount
Aston, merely referred tC his recent
investment In Lord NOrthcilIo's share
of the London Times stock which he
and J, \ Walter purchased for more
than St,o00,00O but others gave the
remark more sensational turn.
Major Aston who is contestlng for
seat from Dover M the coming cleo
lions made the statement In replying
To a heckler who Inquired whether he
was going to expose his own wealth to
British taxation.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
ARREST SCALPER OF
WIS.-MIMN. TICKETS

Minneapolis, Nov 4-The first ar
rest on charge of ticket scalping
for the Minnesota Wisconsin football
game here today was made today when
George Moore, a bellboy, was taken
into custody by federal agents. Moore
said he was selling tickets for some
one else.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

Is often caused by an infiatned condition
Of the mucous lining Of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is .n1amed you
have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. Unless the Inflammation can
be reduced. your hearing may be de-
stroyed forever.
do what we claim for trio your system
OF Catarrh or Deafness caused by
Catarrh HALLS CATAREH MEDICINE
has been successful in the treatment OF
Catarrh for over Forty Years.
Sold by all druggists.
f. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
ANOTHER 81 STRUCK
AT LONG SKIRT STYLES

New York, Nov 3.-Long skirts
have received another setback if early
orders for spring OF 1928 are any in
dication. A New York department
store has placed orders for spring
suits with the skirts nine inches from
the ground,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
AMERICANS BEST
PATRONS or AIR

London, IO1t 1f-Air travel be-
tween the continent and England is
growing in popularity. In July I'll
machines were in actual service, and
carried 1891 passengers a majority
Of whom were Americans.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
Robert Carr and Robert c. Carr,
Solicitors.

NJ ~ =.
Estate of Peter \. DanieIson, De
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, Administrator with the Will
annexed OF the estate OF Peter A. Dan
ielson. late OF the County OF La Sale
and State of Illinois. deceased, viii APP
near before the Probate Court q. said
county. on the first Monday tbeing the
fourth dayl of December, 1922, at the
Probate Court Room, in Ottawa, IN
said county. when and where all per-
sons having claims or demands
against said estate are notified To at
tend and present the same in writing
for adjustment
Dated the 18th day OF October, A.
d. 1922.
OTTAWA BANKING & TRUST COM
PANG,
Administrator With the VIII Annexed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
Metallic Coins.

Money. in the form Of metallic coins,
probably superseded all other legal
tenders, The first record of the coin
Ing of silver was $50 T.. G., and u was
made in Rome as early Ms $50 l.. {, Ii
was frs, coined in England IN 1857.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04

today where he was senenced to
serve from 30 to 40 years,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04

Mrs. John Bernard entertained the
members of her card club and their
husbands at her home on Superior
street. last evenig Bridge was play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Washington. March 2t.-If sym-
paiby is on The side Of Harding in the
controversy with some of the Repnb-
licsn leaders Of Congress in the bonus
controversy. there Is good resson
for II.
The other leaders charge Harding
with being vague in his position. but
they are enabled 10 make that
charge by the fact that Harding
takes more factors into account than
they DO.
To the Republican leaders IN Con-
eress the bonus question is the sim
pie on Of passing il now. 70 ~ TO
have the effect Of fulfilling promises
made by many Of them. and to create
thar impression in advance Of the
coming elections
Hsrdine's position IS that be i for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
Ponder
Bill In
Peacetin1e

nossoa. AAFsA a rae aesdis
parable, between expenditures tor
face eesmeslss and psffumss ant
sarsoas ether Embellishments sound
shese dAys oa mt ladys dfessins
table ne, t. spe4k of certain nxufies
lnaalsed IN hy nefe man. sn1 fof
educational purposes " AmerieA ~as
fFawn IN eddress today ~ Rslgh v
lisilmsn. Aesd q Northwestern uni.
sefslly school q eoxmsrce. before
the BossoR shamher q eosnmefse.
The people ~ the united states
Dean Heilmsn sais. spcnt fpr co.
messcs, perfumes and "a t-owaer IN
1850 ssSAoeoeeo Or my percent
moro iean the total sado~ msnssof an
she private colleges and universities
IN the country Ny lniorassicn
comes from the treasury department
al washlngton and Indicates. shroush
the returns of luxars taxes on eer-
tain Aplrles. that ssee. 900 900 was
spsnt iasi year. for ice cruen aud
sosi drinkx. $500 ooo eeo for Cigarettes
ssHoooo opo Tor tohaeoo ssd snuff
ssieocooeo FOR cigars. $50 oee .eoa
for ic~e;ry and sSog ooa. 600 Coz mrr.
whereas the toiai endowment of AZ
private colleFes end unlssrslslcn is
less than ssaeeoe.ooo
lie asserted that The increase m
ATTENDANCE since 1917. IN the = Ia
ssl'ations which are members Of tho
American association % universities,
II ia s>nercent whcreas there has not
been correspondents lncresse N
equipment. appropriations, endov
ment and teaching stsffs
~ Is ol the almost iulporlsnoe 20
tie business Interests - the
country he said IN conslanion. "thai
education bA properly supported
For business h dependant on ihc
eoilesss and universities for re-
research. fnr scientlfie o. 'oserle-
ana Inventions and mechanical and
technical improvements 10 teach
yuush: TO frsin the sesehers IN a.
our seoondars schools and - quality
leaders"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Rnrlinrfu.l. kas, March - ~
A el0ilhurzt which struck here
Yesterday evening sent Rock
Greek ont u a. hanks aud In
two hours the main street ~ the
town Sas a torrent The water
rushed against the rear of storcs
on Neosho street. The main hasl.
ness street crushing ln the rear
walls. sweeping counters. goods
and fixtures before Il and cavlng
IN the front ~ the buildings
John Redmond, editor ~ tho
Burlington Republican this marn
inr estimated the damage Al
nearly one million dollars One
hody has hecn recovered and
three persons missing arr hcliey-
"a o. have hcrn drowned and
their bodies washed away
so complete was the dcsirue.
tion ~ the stores and their con.
tcnts. this morning. the town II
facing food shortage Only
two grocery stores eHraped the
flood and outside AID viii be
needed The Kmporia chamber
81 commerce u organizing Tor
relief ol the stricken town.
One milc ~ the NJ X 4 T..
track north Of the town aud two
culerrls are washed oni Tracks
nou'h ~ town on the ~ v 4 II.
are ont
Mud aud mlre rover the streets
~ the town w the flood waters
came anlomohilcs show casea
o,eralls. stree goods uf all kiuds
An night people worked IN
honts hy aid ~ lanterns rrscninr
mafoancd people In several
Confined ON rsge 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Phlladc hla. Msrc,l - Elshv
nl'aon collars wrse contributed By
,ha mnn,oera aad adh1rensA of the
McsAodist Epseopal church during
the ,as, three q al years, pr Morris
W Khnoa of Chicago treasure Of
the committee on conversation and
advance told tac Phiads. h'a con.
ference In session here
eipoaairg Of the enpsnses 81 ths
commi,its. Df Ehner said. that f1f..
ooo.ooo vas PAID .or ministerial sap-
gorl 60, Increases snd improvement :
cost t.iAcoo .oo0 and Missions and BE-.
nasolenca required f.s.ooo.soo OF
this amount be said tia.1looco was
contributed TO the Centenary fFp-
KTam of the church
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
PIC CLUB SALE
IS 4 SUCCESS
County Agent wnsya Work
With PIG Club Brings Hand.
some Returns To the
Boys

Ihe plr ciab boys a los,n culn'f
have consigned forty ona head of flue,
registered hogs 20 she sirt va siao
paie ever hnlf a. ttahsc
Twenty setnn Dqiocs u l'aihi nsift.
orion. aud senraisoe hlocd lines and
fonscen l,olands u ltmea isases Ani
nie Iob brve,FnF pe' - rta ~ 81
sis cinb boys. a. o. livestock f,'e
pssillan q, ihr lsf tioand Asdss
day Mach seth al D NJ
This sala Fvlreeunss shr hard nosk
oi ihe connty Ascent and lha eoolew.
ton - t,io 3enkcfs an pesses. ince
Of tho plF cisab boys ior t~o yoars
Tho sirst consignment ~ rlr riah
boys was unloadci at uuthre IN
March 1890 ~ ooet u 5000 acf
mead. The hanks ana ,he togu hase
taken their slump and STUCK, and have
won oas By production
ThlH sale e composed % Ia,an
county bred sio,h. raised ~ q clup
rleqecn liish prices are not exs
pccted. tst the conslgnors vsll make
money At aBs price
There vdll - a meeting %, DaFoc
ls'seiers and I)uroo rig lao loys and
a meeting Of the Poland breeders AMI
roand pig eiub boys on their side 81
the sale pavilion. atfli % a. ~ tho
morn.nr of the sale 70 orgsalse
ecanty association for each brcod
The National Doroo Jersey breed.
e-5 Association of s9ieawo had %
fered 70 Flaoe some money "a f.rlzes
a the i.oesn County FRrE fair. ani
q has bcromo imperative that TIE
Logan County Durc hreeaefs organ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
CLEANUP WEEK
BEGINS NEXT MONDAY


'x4san. np week starts IN uash,
Fle asst Nondsg npsnlnx Tho ladies'
og she cry have takes 40 9Th shs
CITY oomulssleasFa The matter o'
vieanlns np tbs rity thofoaxhis. saa
The wcmeh viii sse 20 4 that tas
work u wsll sune
u the heassholaer fslls 10 remove
ne aln from he alleys and preiussa>
the rlsy slll 90 sha hsb fuF him aaa
charge ain for aolng Il And his
ihcrmnfe. aessFdlnE 10 chlei
Nl,ehsn. there l. an oFdlnsaes saaef
which n "a made . mlsiemeaaofl
punishable ~ bo,h fire er
lmpflsonaent 10 neE.ecs 70 rsmese
nNh and disease -spfcsdinx Fefssa
and dirt hmm alleys and ysfas
The women eth inspect ths pFpH-
isee ana report al infrae'lons - shis
las. 20 the thlnx 20 90 a - slssa
~ the premises nos before ,he 90.
men make tho inspection Mrs.
,caafles G. smith aud ars Sam r
uaransr win be m ehafks ~ iha
worh neat week
aRny women have volunteered -
AID IN this seod aosemsnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
CONTEST TO NAME
CITY DAM BEGINS
Winner VIII Be Given Dozen
Photographs Valued Al $25;
Name To Be Emblazoned
on Signboard

The advertising. committee Of tho
chamber Of comnerce met last even
Ing and formulated plans 20 name
the city lake south q town
This Il 20 he done BY contest sub
nitsed 70 al 10 select an agswoprlaie
name. For the winner q the contest
q dozen photographs. to cost 80. Will
he fiten by 80. Z Armanirout The
contest "a 70 b. closed April 10th.
In submitting the mare you fec'
i best fltied Tor the lake. yuu must
in a. few words a. possible eivc
the reason for snch name After the
name has been decided on . larfe
cypress sign. soxs. wsl bc placed a
a conspicuous poini a. the approach
to the lake. where al who pass can
read n.
Some one In culhrle ~ill ain this
contest. 20 get busy. send in your
suggestion 70 The Daily Leader. The
name selected by the committee vii
he given In The Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
WHEN THIEVES ARE
SURPRISED Guns POi'

aoasfon. Texss. 9fsfca Ga fiseiT
PISTOL dusi fook lace THURSDAY nisnt
AZ the home Of J y zinkgrAt izp7
lee street.. when two xiste men as
tempted 70 make away with a aund,e
q clothes The nren had gathered NJ
,heis loot and were s,rs<arsnx 10 leave
~hon Mr Zinkxrzl discovered them
md opened fire. The robbers replied
l,at no one ~ss iniurei IN tie sz-
change Of shots. 0sficer~ have god
descriptions of the men and ex &C, q
make arrests soon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
Merry Woman In
Oklahoma City
Captures u Thief

oss.eoms cie. s.-sr e<.--wrsr
Mrs. Alssn . sssser. = ~sse~. es~s
se esr restaurant here sasss seoss
- es<e u fsr bssie<sk s>s sssns q
yssrs ~sr p.''sfsee sss ss"tsrss -
the cash afs~sr. The yeses msn
sssshs ssssss in nlast BIT Mfs.
csxsoa easshs him a. ss esms
snrecss tire der a lively flQhs
ensose. ara ~hsn t~o pelissrsr
srrisea several msn1sss later ~ah
= pss-oi wager. Ma ssssen haa srs
sesre rssns elsess noss simess
hlsorr n me dass ara ~ss sltlra
sstride u hls hack
Tire lasrsssf gave ris nsre se sh-
police ~ lesnsrs wnsres. Toe
e'ree's $50 Ne seashs az sss ~sy
10 ths staten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
GARMENT FACTORY NAN
VISITS PLANT HERE

G. o. Doiy. <aancclIc' eonimandes
o. Ends his X p. .oarc. met with the
Cutkris knights q Pysaias ThurzdAy
night and delivered a = iendid lnsrir-
ational tax on the raid growth or
the order IA his city ana surrounding
towns Mr Dcsy Is president & tn
End Garment Faesory and Is prom
irenf n business and socizi acfiyi-
ter Of that city
Hs Is here looking oser the progress
of work on the factory slullasng for
thu Guthrie Ca asnt factory n waicn
he Is a'so interested tie states thai
the Guthrie factory sri:l te in opevr-
tion Within q month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
BASE BALL SEASON
OPENS HERE SUNDAY
First Game VIII Be Played With
Oklahoma City Western
League Team; Big
Crowd Coming

Tae first game of hssc ball of the
season viii he Iaayed ca the local
grounds seat Sunday afternoon &nd
according % Prank Kelly. one q tho
dlreciors a The home team, the same
VII bQ tracking eood one from ahe
hop-ofr ~we wiil pay the fss, Ga
l&ohma city team of the Western
Association and 4 ls some team. but
onr Near Cats. alseys fast aid
came, are better now than they we're
last year and Nc are confident %
elnning the game There vii BE- no
side hcis and no bestlrz At the ball
grounds wal hc tolerated BY the
manages q the tes1,- he added
Special srains vii be ran from
: sshing. roncA cisy and VI Reno and
several hundred fans VIII come hero
iron Oklahoma City with The ball
team of thai siiy We expect TO
have az blg rrowd Al thr first
game a. Mas IN evidence "Wednesday
nirh' - 80 sh~ Klsn march," said
Charles Alien. another member OF
she bah committee The grounds
sih he pat in rocd condition and
the grandsiand cleaned and busted
and 4verythlng set and ready or
the initial rune. said Chairman Sam
Cerdnsr Of the program comnliicc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
The Good Samaritan

Portland. Ore. March 2i-olaf inuge j. serving .ik
months federal in Jail here eonson of fraudulent
draft claims week ago HIS wife rescued her baby from
their burtng Oregon City aud herself badly
burned Friends word 20 iauge that his wife asking
for him IN her dsrum. IIaugc asked the United statss
attorney for aid lie wired Attorney General Dangherty
afng Ilaugr might be freed temporarily Wait his wife
1he that suge might go guard accompany
hin employed the prisoners iauge had
ney THIS much published newspaper. stranger
called The Jail said he had the story left money
pay the guard lie refused his Today iIauge
viii sisif hs injured wife and baby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
JUDGE 4. u. HUSTON
sIisitktsN WIN tpOsLExy

Judge A u fiasfoa ssffee~d
sirose u paralysis lac, nlxhs Tns
jaaEs sad Mss. Hnstoa had spsat n.
evening 9Th jaf<s sad us. A. @.
nssseti and ~sfs returning homs
~hea sha Judks sss ssfiexsa. ".
tel 10 The srsusd suddsaly sna ~hsa
hslp arrived Il wss fDand that his
right slda ~ss completely ps.lyssi
and tha stroke had sffestsa hts
throat 10 . saY shsf pfsssats him
from spesklaf Hls eoadislea toasr
l. anshasssd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Jphn y Appleby. iormsr secretary
q shs Fspabnesn state sasmi,tee.
has bsen sppoinisd federal pfohibi.
ton snforesrsns shisf Fof shs area
lnel.dinx Nklshpms. rlsssars. Kansas
snd Afksssss. sesorldnx 10 d's-
patches ffom wh.kiss,sn Thsrs1sy
Appisey ~ss spgolas~d proh'bItlos
supervisor 'of the southwestern dis-
triet shortly amer sh- b>sinnIns ef
ffcsiars' Iisrdisxs term = y~sf sss.
Amer : short shlie nc office hs
hsid ~ss abolished. and Appishy vss
Transferred 20 ne flying .eas1ros.
Tie -. Jake Itsmons choke ~ ~
place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
CORPORATION COMMISSION
FRS NAY CONF To GUTHRIE

Miami. Okla March q Mombers
Of the Oklahoma corporation commis-
sion VIII bod hearings an northeast
okiahoma towns affected by recea,
ircrcased gas rates eaecslve ApriI 1
before makinr the final order. II Was
learned here today The commission
wil oe At Barsiesvilie MarcA = ani
nfiAmi March "a
A notice issued ~ the comusission
states that AL cities surIlief by ihe
caapw Gas oompsny VIII be visited
Also other cities.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
Jupo1 cnAs smlr- 10
Mucr bouoHr JuHsf

JildFs thsfles Nnfiih elA bald =
short tssm ~ cvaFs ~ rnssf ,@ilsriss
Apsl fWa he Koss ~ Afnets fpr tre
weeks snd % ihe iah ~ tsa bsea
araisned b. the supreme eeafi b. boil
a tfm ~ uoas IN Nwman jaasA
snttb l. called upon bY shs sagfelns
oourt mofe than any pshsr district
Judge In the stats lie has held evaff
N MANI ~isslae districts alnsa
moansine the bench and has hesus
hlghly commended Cor bis iaifnets
ana ssredlt'oua handling u eases
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
HAPPY Hid OUT WHEN
rte kLAnsnEn CANE

When the Kan fsrAded The seee,s
"Wednesday night ''ft4pg.- the nosrD
shlne hoy AZ sho Pollard thea'er. hla
out ard couid not be faaind according
% Chief Miiehrii. sao ssys BE- la.t
coaidnt find that biars boy eith +,
search sarront a plftenly Iost mo
ios Of money BY not heinx On the
icb. bat boz. those white cap man
sure don't hsok food 20 mi, cosorss
man" sid Happy In explanation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

Meslsslss. March ~ oslshsma
coal ninss ~lli b. sio~sa April /.
anlsas ~axs seslss are reduced. ..
y wllsaa. sssss,ssr % the osishoms
oosl absrsiess ssspi isslsa sid this
mornlas upoa Fssusnlax fram VIII
puFsea whsse be ~sas late yesterday
~i,h usptsfs u the associations
after ~ sii.ass ssssativs session in
NoAisssaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

rlass wll ~ fFum svsry basiasss
house 10 ualhfls shea he al.'slss
eoassailop of shs Fsdefsssd Clubs
meet - uu'hfls IA sswn
Ths llss n thnss whn ~ul Aid
In TIE sscsssslax n me- ssss s'r
ssls saa al eshsf rssess. i ssalilns
FselaiS Msnr sisissns n she real.
ssn'lsl spssien ~ 'ks city hasu siso
slsdssa frrn one 10 shfss Elsxs ias
seassafioa esss<'ars tn tat ne
fisa mevomsas hss sssrsd sas fins
ana assa, .sa ~in ts ~'assr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

the bonus. but only for such . bon1s
sa will Iiquids'e the obligation 10 The
soldiers. noy piccemeal and not BY
deferred obligations. bat In cash. -
~ 30 get the matter out 81 the way
permanently.
Controversy on Sales Tax
when il comes TO paying IN cash
Harding takes into account the <t<ie
Of the treasury, and does not eeunte.
nance any bonus bill unless il car
ries = method Of raising the money
by new form Of taxation, in add
ton 70 the forms already in use. BY
this President Harding means sales
tax II Is on this point that the real
controversy arises
The same Republican leaders in
Congress who favor the bonus are in
,ncsx eases also favorable % . s.les
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
Not Pound Al Old
Kentucky Horne

okmnlgee. March 90 sheriff
Frank Sewers yesterday notified
anthoriti seat Georgetown. Ky.
20 be on the lookout for Dennis
a. i was thought he bad gone
there to visit his mother. Early
today. however. he had received
no reply a. his request that the
former hank commissioner be ap
pretended and the sheriff was
widening the net for his capture
hy communicating with officers
in other parts ~ the country
where Dennis had been reported
seen At various times since hls
disappearance after resignlng
from office.
Dennis j. charged jointly with
Governor Robertson with accept.
ing a sa5.oO0 hrihe from officers
~ the former Guaranty State
bank here 10 permit the bank 10
operate after il had been found
xasolvcnl
Nine Of the defendants. includ'
ing the governor. have made
bond for their appearance at trial
and risfriet Judge Mark u
Bozsrth has announced that they
will be given an early hearing
lie said he expects 20 call a
criminal term ~ court probably
within three or four weeks when
the eaSe< will b. sci for trial
- One ~ fiSc men sfiil II large
has notified the sheriff h. viii
be here soon 10 perfect bail. No
trace has been found of the other
two. the sheriff said One Is said
to be prominent local financier
and the other Is wanted in con-
nection with the failure of bank
AZ Preston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
rlaa pssrsoys WAREHOUSES
At sr,o

Flna. March "A offices end ware
houses of the pisrs oll Corporation
here we're destroyed b. fire late
Thursday nlshi vish loss sssinsisi
by company officials % be sppfusi'
matsly $40 900 ~ eouilnaally plsy-
Ing waief on than firsmsu prevent
ed three $4,000 gallon iansa. flllsa
wlsh saaolIne ana within n feet ~
tho bufnlug buildings, frem catching
IRE. Az records ~ ths iosal effifs
wsFs leat IN me fire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24

ceorseto~n. KY March zs-Frsd
G. Dennis. former oki@homa state
hank comnisicrsr. indicted jointly
with Cor. J D. A. Robertson. % =
<hsrze Of accepting . brsoe. d no;
a his former hons here. 4 rzs said
Thursday nixhs and - not e.
peeled He Is > native q this city.
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AIRsIIII,s SEEk TRACE
OF LOST MISS MIAMI

Miami. March Airplanes from
hey West ana Ml mi today besan
eotnbing the Floi "a coast and the
near Islands cf tae Bshaa.a group
for ths nialns sirplane. .'alss
Miami rs:-rh disappeared wedne,-
aay With six passengers for Bimlnl
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Tex Rickard To
Prove Abb

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Dennis, a
Fugitive,
IsSought
RuLLErTN

okmulgee. March - County
authorities here today were con-
tinuing their efforts 10 locate
Frsd q. Dennis. former state
banking commissioners. and thrse
men OF this county who are
wanted on charges in indictments
returned against them and nine
other persons. among whom was
Governor Robertson. Afssr an IN.
quiry into state bank failures in
this county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-24
RICH ossce WOMEN
90 SHOPPING neae

Rosie Baconrind ana Mrs.. Tom
shsnnan. wealthy ossse indian ~o-
men are N The city today shopping
Rosie is said 10 BE- worth a million
dollars
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Dead In
Flood
Ruf.I.HrlN

Burlington. March a. with
the finding Of five more bodies.
the death list resulting from the
great flood has been raised 10
nine. II h thought many more
lost their lives. ~ several fam
iliss In the path Of the flood have
ne, been located.