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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

DUBLIN, Ireland. Jan. 7.--The
best political move I've ever made. :
Tbis u the statement Richard
crcker is reported 10 have made on
his SICK bed here. referring to the
settlement of his 20 years trouble
with bis sons.
Croker vas for N yearx chief os
Tnmnany hall and the strongest 20
iltlcal boss New York city ever had
MARRIAGE To
INDIAN CAUSE
1, was his second marriage In 1914
70 a Cherokee Indian that brought 20
public notice his long family war
fare.
croker.s sons. following an unsuc-
cessfui attempt In 1890 20 have their
father declared incompetent 10 man.
age his own affairs. started series
Of suits for the recovery ~ various
sums alleged 10 have been advanced
By them. for certain railroad shares.
In runr. 1891. these suits came up
In court. bur they were never
pressed. The Croters had announced
settlement Of their difficulties out
~ court.
Richard Croker was born In Ciona.
kitty. county Cork. Ireland. on No
vemher n, 1891.
BROUGHT rIERE
AT AGE or SEVEN
A. seven. bis parents brourh, him
10 the United States lie was edu.
Gated IN New York public schools
and ia,sr became n snaehinis,.
In iass he became Interested in
politics and was slectcss alderman IN
1853, mo and isss. from 1874 q
1879 he was New York coroner and
from 1888 TO 1880 he was city cham
beriain
During his administration Of This
office. Croker became the pronounced
opponent Of the Tweed ring. Aftc,
the most bitter political hattie Tough,
IN America. Croker was elected Tam.
many ehief,aln. over T~ced's oppasi
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Gino Pills are recommended and
sold in Seattle by Bartelis Drug
! Stores. swift's Pharmacy. Cor. Sec
ond and Pike. and other reliable
druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

School Riddles AZ the Harvey
school are going 10 be able 10 sup
plement their lunches with n bowl
OF hot soup. II will cost only
cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Olympia has n Wireless club Of
20 members. which gives concerts
and everything. They get press
dispatches from as far south rs San
Francisco. and pluck wireless con.
certs out OF the air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

There seems 10 be some uncertain
ty whether or not the Snohomish
Everett interurban will resume oper
alton OF cars over the Northern Pm
cific tracks. washed out by floods
last month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-07

Ride
story. ii
Al the q
sides IN
the 81
l.loyd's
Where I'D
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY
OFFICES D0BaIke UP
Campaign Yor Place Wsll Be
Spirited. Judging Prom Mum
Der Who Have Declared
Intention of ConseAilng

Interest 10 ths eouAax pslmasy
slsvslun was rsviysa sassAy whoa II
ANsama knvwM shss every egsssns
eoaass official wIll BE- ereosess "a
tho NpruAllcAu primaries w A
lsass uua cohgenaer att snsuy cases
~ several MFs Adds Copeland
Packard. promlaant farm wcmaa
isshe mssEheaas ef sAe esty fse !
yesterday atsegnepn tvf ccags esnFk
on the Republican slekst and Al
as~mt the aams ssms WA "
Walker chlnf aHpuiy eoanss sfNAas
ases fsled TOR lAe same otflss on shv
seIan hckes nnsh aFc wnlt knewn
ana efficient Mes Martha Neat
vho has held she uffle~ Auelng ina
pest four years has also filed fwr
denomination Al three ara sell
qualified for she place and sha race
will be merry enc.
Tho democratic organization ~
the county wlIi also rae cssl fall
ticket and general ms~slnw N
rAssy workers. has hecn sailed 70
MEET herr next Saturday BY Chair
man naolcy 10 nasilne the camrAlwn
aud organize for the hattie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
v|OlATORs OF THE 10TH
AMENDMENT FILL JA|Ls
Forty One Prisoners In County
Jail: Three Of Them Women;
One Starts Hunger Fight,
But Wcakcns

Al pfespnt there ara forty sonh oc
cupants of % epunsy ieii and more
than thfoo,f fuarsha " than afe fed
orat prisoners charged With violation
nf the nath amendment raddllnM mar
cosicn aud for white slavery, Ainpnx
The bunch are three women, Hli snfvs
Ing sentence. Adele lolie. Win waa
convicted on charge " aiding % Alil
her husband. will noon ha taken 40 .
federal prison 10 begin ssfslnH q life
sentence. LILLIAN Johnson will haya
to stay IN tho Logan county iasi for
alx months for settling nnYcotlcsg and
ida Ainclalrn lor t0unsnFlctlnK wi'i
scrye like term. The AlnclsIFs
woman. when first incsfe@fAtsd. r9A
fused 10 cat and Tor five days attack
10 her fasting rampaiRn bas shn
weakened after tho fIfth day and
took on prison noufiahmenss which Ahs
now says IA Tho best ln tho country.
u rseas was fool ID start stunt
Hike that tut am innocent " tho
charge made sealnsi me- aud felt
rather angry al tirSt ahs told BheriTi
Robertson.
When federal cpiirt IeEins Ia cutha
rte these IL always an influx ~ fcd.
eraI prisoners. according % JaiIor po-
scei Tho Logan county jaiI has tho
reputation of feeding tho prisoners
better than any other jaiI ~ tho state
and Tor that reason has the call. al
federal prIgonsrs ask 70 be placed ia
this Jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
FREE CLINIC FOR
CHILDREN TO START HERE
0sleopaths Of Country Are Look.
ing For Spinal Trouble; Local
Woman Doctor To Start
Search In Guthrie

Guthrie IN 10 have IA first fren
clinic for children under Osteo-
pathlc auspices i,r Ellen shultx
viii open free clinic under the
Bureau Of Free Clinics and for the
Prevention Of Spinal Curvature.
Thie branch will bo ronductod by
Dr. Ellen ahal,x. and poor children.
twelve years and under. will be
treated without charge
Our aim ~ 20 eventually ace that
an school children are examined
twice each year 10 determine the
presence OF spinal cursaturcs To
The casual observer chiid may
have a good back but on thorough
examination q slight curvature may
ho found. sometimes only lesion.
or rotation Is found. but even that
may In time cause weakening Of
the spine and produce curvature, We
have found that fully 70 percent OF
all school children possess ono or
more malpositioned yortebrae IN the
spine, and that 40 percent al least
have either slight or well market
curvature. The effect upon q chiid's
health through curvature ~ some-
times marked. Week eyes. dnilncss
In schom work, and wamtrointcstInai
disorders are common among school
children Upon examination tho
presence OF curvature or specific
LESSONS proves TO The physician that
the circulation has been interfcred
with. and thc nerves hayc lost some
Of their tone.
Not only spinal curvature fascs
win be treated. but InfantIio parafy-
sis cases. Many a little cripple has
been restored 10 normality by these
treatments al the various clinics all
over the land, In tho Toronto clinic
there ~ big rack full of crutches
and braces taken of crippies.
Thousands or children are being
treated ali over the country a. these
branch clinics.
DR.. shultz Is to be commended
upon entering this helpful field.
Mothers wishing TO take their child
rem to DR.. shultx for free examina.
tion and treatment may do 10 on
Saturdays from . to 10 O'Clock, 1.
n, At 1os ~ ". 0klshons avsnus.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
RAINS lND VINO COSTS
TllPlVERs MUCH MONEY
Many Bridges Out and OtAcr
! Property 81 County Dam
aged: $4,000 I,oss Il
Estimated

The reecnt rains and heavy sind
storms hAs set Isosan county hack
$aA,eoc. according T. cvanty Clerk
Adams.
MsNh damage a. roads ana hTiaRcs
resulted fran tho afofms and ~ Il
was emergency wcgk The refalrs had
90 be made a. greater exlcmsa than
weaid he neVossass under neFmal con
disionx. ~ niwhs work and overtime
had 10 ho raid Tor
Tho north part 81 she county sa.ssr.
ed most. slsa hfidFvs haylas heen
swest away Ny she hlsh wAteFa and
several dataagod hy sAe tornado that
followed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
l.EACuEnAlI. GAME
fOR ClFriilslE fnInAN

t'hekaahA comes to uashrls rr.
day fer a sefies ~ three games with
the ~t.intrrs And ,he bays wig 10
received with enshaclasm NJ hsAf
fsas Success. ea l0ar. ~ sho uash~
ric tsAm has % TAR hnen remArkahls
and n tho boys play a. welt On the
Acue grounds as they have 90 FAR
oa the ether fellows danxhlIl. shere
win 10 were Joy In Guthrie thaa has
hccn sppaFcns for y. these many
noons.
Games slll De- railrf hereafter
during wuk days AZ $50 In oraer
that everybody may have chance
% attend after @urAlne hours. sun
DAY games viii he called q, the usual
time $50 Mondays will be trea
days fer The lsdlos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
APATHY Of VOTERS
MARKS STATE CAMPAIGN
Walton Still Holds Forth As
Attractive Candidate; Will
son, Second; Owen
Third

The outstanding feature or the
gubcrnatorial campaign at this stage
~ the apparent indifference OF tho
voters Of the state to the aspirations
Of each and ali OF the candidates.
both democrats and republicans.
Tho rank and fno has locked the
men and their platforms over and
at the present writing frankly ro-
frses TO become enthused
That 4, will become somewhat
more Interested as primary day ap-
proaches, there can be no doubt
That 1t win eventually elect some
body governor Is certain. But II ID
likewise certain this same elcctor-
ate is no. going to elect anybody
from the present list OF candidates
In the belief that he viii work m;r*
acles for electors. They don't seem
to be looking at the candidates from
that point OF view.
Walton plainly makes an appear
TO tho letharxy and apparent disaf-
fectscn that grips the electorate
lvhen he becomes an aswtant on
the platform OF the shawnee con-
vention Fields makes his appear
under the guise OF being home
spun. practical man Of the earth
earthly.
But tho leaven seems TO have be-
gun working briskly, albiet quietly
during the past week and there seem
powerful movements In the making
In connection with the governorship
which may cause the somewhat
spectacular positions OF both Wal
ton and Fields 10 mitigate against
them before the campaign u over
and threaten. II not encompass,
- - - Nt.t =. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND LIVES
WITH ANOTHER WOMAN

Naming Mrs. Dyer, wcSt side
woman, Ida Il. has brought suit for
divorce, custody OF two children
aged II aud 7, division OF property,
alimony OF 500 per month and asks
the court for restraining order to
prevent w. L. Eagle from disposing
OF properly Geecd 70 tse Jointly
owned by the two.
The couple were married in 1909
The wife, In her rss,tion states that
Eagle and the Dyer woman were ar
rested in FL Dorado. Kansas. after
leaving Guthrie. on charge OF
adultry and are now being held on
that charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
SARouHARsoN TO ENGAGE
IN MERCANTILE BUSINESS

Glen Farquharson. former con-
mander Of lie Bron Post American
Legion and who has been assisting
"Bilr' Humphrey, county assessor
for some months. will soon engage
In The mercantile business a, Brrs-
tow q don't know OF more live
town in the state than Bristow' he
said today. The population is
growing by leaps and bounds and
mill finally be ono OF the big cities
o; the state" he said. oil did It;
three new fields hove been opened
recently around Bristow"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

Mr. MorFle l. islkonas ~ Wichita,
and Miles, Mona waaRh s'enpls@ll "
Oklahoma City. rallsd ni tisw fpalsiensw
of } W KllhoFn pastor " she first
Christian church, iast niwhs atxHst = 80
o'eloek GoseesSt \ n marriage license
ana accompanied ~ two witnesses.
Mr Tom ls t,Fpnks and Allsv Efila X
HmI,h ~ oklahoma cry IN iass a
fcw minutes thu words NJ shp seyon
ant wefn pFunoenced and aAsantea %
and Nsr and Mrs ilakeK lsegsan liIu's
Journey A. one They will probably
locate IN Nn~ Orleans. ~ Nlr IMAes
has business eoaneutona thai make
that cts lhe most convenient lase -
live Ia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

Lynchburg, Va, June 7---EffortA oF
Persons 10 destroy the scancisy of the
nome would DO made felonioun crime
" the recommendation Of A. w wal
lace, Of Fredericksburg. were adcnted.
Mr Wallace, who Il president of the
Nirsinia Bar Association. moctIng in
annual convention here, believes that
sueh measure should re adopted for
the protection Of organized society. ale
suriher recommended that the guilty
party to divorce proceeding should
not be allowed to rcmarry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

ltoy q. y. tiernhNisel, long slma
friend ot ites George q Nlcholm an
rived In The r'iy this mornlng and wlll
deliver ~ address Vi the FlFst rfas.
byterlan church this evening 20 whleh
everybody Vi invited,
ney. llcTnhniael haR recently Fas
turned from Korea whsrr he haa rpant
yaafs a. q missionary. Ne hMs wans
daffHl message to deliver and uuihf'n
paopin should take advantage uf hcurs
Ing him this evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
EmBEzxLEMEnr CHARGES TO
De HEARD TO-DAY

stIIlwcll, June 7,--I'rollmlnary
htAring of ouhcxzlcmant charges
arainat W W. wrHhi, treasurer On
Adalr county, Tom Green. oslahoma
CITY construction engineer ami w.
q Jenkins, also ~ Oklahoma City.
was 10 begin here today, The charges
werc fiied fols,wing an inyostIEa-
tion into Tho alleged Insolvency of
tho town of Pershlng, oaswe county,
which during the oil boom enjoyed
a popuiation " several thousand bu,
nov has only a fow hundred in.
habilants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
Bandits
Slay An
Officer

BartiesvllIe. June 7.--ir a running
gun fight with four alleged bandits
early this morning. In which score
Of shots were enchanted, Night
Marsh&I william D. Lockets os
ocheista, was shot and killed. the
bullet piercing his heart.
The murderers were caught IN the
art Of ronbinn mercantile store
early this morning by Lockets who
had seen four suspicious looking
men park a car in the northeast
part o. town, according 10 the story
told BY nelohbcrs Lockest called
for help and In few minutes
shots were heard and sec nel1hhors
ran to the scene Of the shooting
where Loekett was found lying in
the road with q bullet hole In his
breast.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
MARRIAGE LICENSE DIVISION
busy WITH JUNE APPLICANTS

The following coaples we're grant \.
ga liconse TO wed hy Mrs. Martha
Neal. court clerk. since yesterday
Richard A. Henderson. ~ aud
Ediih A. costsral ~ both Of Nor.
man; Morris " Lukens. - az
Mirhita and Mona waagh t1.aAp-
bell. 20 az okishonsa clyy George
W. = Brown 10 and BETTY Eillot 81
Of Ga,hries sennic Smith. 10 and
Martha Fields II ~ crcsccnt city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
AGAIN lr rs SHOWN
THAT SHERMAN WAS RIGHT

Belfast june 7.-Ncarly all non
combatants have Ion the Belfast dIs.
trict 10 northwestern Fcrmanagh. and
the cattle arc wandering aImlcssly
over the countryside. Only Irish re-
publican army patrols are seen NOV
ing about.
Entrance 70 the village Of peti 'goc.
ten miles to the northeast, has been
prohibited except by permits. Rosi.
dents who fled during tho fighting ars
allowed 10 return when Unidentified,
but must remain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
ORDERS uQIlDATOR
10 PAY COUNTY TAXES

An orders. wAs lssaed today ny
Jadse Charles snaith 10 chas, Olson
iiauldatlns sgent ot the Guthrie STAT
bsnk 10 Pay all taxes into tho ceanis
troasary on thc property ownea ny
tho Nank. as assess. including the
Carlo property. the san Gold pro-
party and the Gresham building re-
Gently Sold BY ,hk lIaaIaatlng assnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

Washineton, June u Secretary
Hoover IN q report to The senate %.
day disclosed that biz and Secretary
Davis had sought 70 prosent recently
suggestions which Il had been hopei
would lead 70 settlement of tils
existing coaI strike but 70 far thor
efforts had been without result.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
TULSA MAN HEADS .
INTERNATIONAL cLuuA

VI TT" H"NFtFNfFH FfHHN
ioani'h cr June ~ with the
departure today OF delegates to tho
annual convention VI intornwsonal
cooperative clubs, announcement
was made that I.ltiIo Rock, Ari..
Val entertain tho is2a convention.
valjean Biddison OF Tulsa. Okla.
was chosen president. yesterday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
"HAMMER FIEND" Is
EXECUTED IN LONDON

London, June T.-iienfy Jacobi the
r year old hotel pantry boy who WAS
found guilty of the murder on March
IA. OF Lady Alice White. was executed
today in Pentonvile prison,
Lady White was the widow Or SIR
Edward White. once chairman OF The
London country council II was shown
AZ the trial that Jacohi struck her
with hammer, when she awoke while
he was IN the act Of ransacking the
room.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
oHENcHAIN TRIAL is CLOSE
TO JURY STAGE

Los Angeles. June with at
tcrneys for both sides declaring they
expected 70 complete a jury today or
tomorrow for the second tral of Mrs.
Madalynne 0benchain, charged with
the murder Of J. Belton Kennedy
nroker, last August, tho cxamina tIon
of talssmen was expected 10 be
speeded up today In Judge W.
shenks department Of the superior
court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
BANKS Will cLosE
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Merchants and others who sfan.
act hnsinaan with tho several banks 81
The city should rnmember that the
banks close on ThursaaY's during the
snum~r months and make prnylsluns
accogdlnRlyr said a tanker today.
All banks In the city elIl ba closed
tomorrow, THURSDAY AZ IL o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
HOME missionary
CONFERENCE 1 SUCCESS
Visiting Ladies Enjoy Excellent
Program, Delightful Banquet
and Transact Much
Business

Inc 1klAHNMA tnnfUTcnr1 WuHtnns
Home Missionary annual Aanqast
given IN the basement OF First
Methodist church Tuesday eacnlng
sas wen attended and the menu and
program weFp very much onloyaa BY
all present, The speakcsa RESPONDED
In a pleasing manner,
After the speaking p~eFam came
the dinner which was discussed with
great pleasure. during the rFogrews Of
which program az toasts wgre rend
cred, Tie menu and program foilowss
Menu
Tn Alaska blend. de Inxo
Missionary Delight on EsAlmo Joy
snowdrlfs Ketehlkan
Klondlke Ration Supreme
crusted snowbslls. Dawson Gold Brick
Solldited Sweetness de Muir
Chiikoot Mystery rrofandns
Juneau Stow Iced Flocs
Chilled Cheer
Program
Toastmistress ~ Miss Louis NJ Potts
President Okla Conference wnM i.
Welrone on Behalf os Church and
City ............, Mr.. n VI i.insx
Pres Chamber oi Commerce. Gnthrle
Response Mrs. A. ", Easel, OKLA. CITY
Foreign Toast for Homo Consuinp-
ton Mrs n n. Collins. Guthrie
DRY Toast as Ordered BY the W.
c. T q" Mrs. w n Prince. Guthrie
Vocal solo--"Thy win he Donc"
......,.... Charlotte eliot
/. Aiisr Gladys Jones. Guthrie ...
Adregs on Alaska .........+.....
Mis-. ID II Street. Washington. ID. q
National Officer or ". III. AZ. :.
The leetnre. with stereoptican pic
Iures conducted BY Mrs. d. u street.
OF Washington, d, G, proved both en-
tertainIng aud Instructive
"Wednesday morning session open.
ed ~alA devotional service conducted
D~ = N l'ptts ao.iowsd by Meme
va - siccs Ia nemory o. Mrs ]. y.
v afsen Thu va. an Impressive ser
vice ar = .accniive TO all present to
TO our best 10 advance the good work
of this great society, the remainder Of
Ihe morning was given over to the
organization OF the convention and
business
Wednesday afternoon, reports were
received and at 500 p n The follow
ng program;
r. Anderson Guthrie
pagent ........ Guthrie. West side
Anthem ....,...... Guthrie Choir
ADDRESS ...s.......Mrs. y. B Street
Rev 4. s. clasLe. Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

Mayor Walton Of Oklahoma City,
Democratic candidate IN the primar-
les FOR governor. was in Guthrie yes
terday on his way to Enid where he
made speech last night. He vas
met At the train BY delegation OF
bis local admirers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
TAXES BECOME DELINQUENT
AFTER June Is

With Juno 10 as tho finaI dass to
pay taxes before tho penalty Is a.
tached. Iess than a third Of tho last
half cf 1871 taxes have bsen paid
according 10 TreaSurss Bond.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
SEEKING FARM LABOR
FoR THE souTHWEsr

Washington. Juno 7.--RscruifIng Of
farm labor throughout tho west and
southwest 70 meet emergencies aris-
Ing out Of harvest conditions. mns
begun today by the United States
employment service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

A local club OF Young Democrats
win be organized here next satur-
day evening at O'Clock al the city
hall Good speakers. Come and
bring sore one with you--T. A.
Tuns'all. chairman city central
committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
|covnry's OUTLAY ron
Nav ~ B,

~rhis II tho hsxviesk month -
sr this ysar. in point N noney psid
out ia claims presentad," said County
Clark Adams today rhia II eaused.
according 10 Adams. BY damage
wrought by wind storms and hcAvy.
rains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

AshviI'c, NJ. c.. June 7.--Mrs. J. q.
sesman, o. Marion. Is In a local hos.
pItaI In . critical condition today
the result Of having her hair and part
OF her scalp torn from her head BY
a. electric curling device In . Marion
beauty shop.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

In Guthrie win all close a. noon
On Thursdays duvInx tho months o.
June, July and Ausuas. pstsons q
shs banks srs requested % arFsnes
their busine1s acqordinVly,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07

Emporia, Kansas, June THE
manGIed body Of Jacob Barrett was
found last night In an alfalfa field or
Barrett's farm near oIpe. His arm
caught In moving machine and he
had beer dragged across the ,.s~
earrett 10 survived BY his life ancl
seven chncren.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
CHINA WARFARE NOT 70
AFFECT TREATIES SIGNED

my The Associated pressl
Toxic, June THE treaties and
agreements signed al the Washington
arms conference to which Japan was
a party will not be affected by the
cabinet crisis. II was decided today
by thcprivy council.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
COUNTY rAys BOUNTY
ON COYOTE scALps

During May the county clerk paid
out siSa ~ farmers of tho county
~ bounty on eoyote aud wolr
ecahw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
DAISY AS NATIONAL FLOWER

Washington, June 7.--A bib de-
signaling the daisy as tho national
flower OF the United States was In
troduced today by Representative
KisselI. Republican, New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-07
"LlMT[Rs" DROP FIRST
GAME TO CLINTON
Large Crowd Of Fans Witness d
Real Ball Game and See
Home Team Of Clinton
Win Out

clln,on. June s.~-s sspcciall With
three uea On bases and one cut. Bill
sassoits, Guthrie left fielder, hit
into double play ia the ninth In
min In the same played here Tues.
day which ended the rally the Gash-
rio y.antcrs- had started III ai,empt
ing 10 tie the score, which WAS At
that stage or tho same s 10 2.
Guthrie played an errorleas eama
hut she breaks we're asainst them
Fifteen hundred people witnessed
the game which was the inaial oua
for Clinton on the home grounds.
Guthrie, however. SIN leads the Ok
lahoaa State Lcagre by one same.
Following 10 the score by innings
RH r.
oashrie ooeooso s7e
Clinton .oi 900 80 s9s
Batteries; Guthrie. lIafor and Jen
ninss, Clinton, Mcfsee ana hrenson.