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New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Marine Corps Orders

From The Trsbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct, 5.-Marine CO...
orders issued to-day follows:
Jones. Capt L. r.. to santo Domingo.
Hale. Capt. A: b.. to santo Domingo.
Tighe. 1t. T. A.. to Hayti.
Boschen. Mar. Gun. H., to Quantico.
Ellsworth, Capt. H. A. to Quantico.
Whaling, Lit w. j., to Quantico
Richards. 1t. w. p, to Dept. Of Pacific
Schilt, I'd 1t. G. F., to Quantico.
Russell. Capt. B. L.. to Portsmouth.
Honorably discharged--Estoc I'd TT g
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Dangers to Navigation
(By U g Hydrographio office)
Norfh Atlnrftr nca.,

(By U Hydrogrnphio Off,ce)
North Atlantic Ocean
ON tho American coast--The following
obrtructions were reported: Oct g. lat
10 10, Ion SO 26 three trees drifting to-
Eether from 40 to so IT long. one foot In
diameter. tho roots showing about three
II. above water. Yoro Oct 2. lat 40 AZ.
Ion So o.. red conical buoy with black
band. Hellig Olav.
North Pacific Ocean
The following obstructions were report
Cd: Sept 20. lat 80 81. N, lon lo4 05 w,
lost about 100000 It Of lumber. part OF
vesseTs deck load, c. A. Smith Sept 90,
lat 80 II N. lon l24 os w. sighted boom,
Tennessee.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.Mail information will be found
on Travel Page eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port Sail Pior.
Munargo. sss i Nassau. Ia m.......... '' 3. fyR
Rogota, Kingston. 9 Pm. ...........4. N r
kelf, s;,,, san,iago. hass, B,k,yn
Norma San Juan, IL NJ. M............ z. Mr.
Manchioneal. Santiago. 12 M...... 0. N r
Sail To-morrow
Majestic. Southampton. ! PM. .....5s. N r
Ryndam Rosterdam.11 AN. .ith st. Hoboken Hob K n
Ss,s;,ss Sss;s AlissIs1 Sapiss io AN:
Cedric. LIVERPOOL. = M. .::......s &c. N r
Pennsylvanian. Seattle. ! PM:
va,acla London. 10 Il Bush Docks r. n'fiyR y r
Truro city Liyerpool, T. NJ; Bklyn
philadelphia. La Guayra, IL NJ. ii, B'kiyn
Iroauois Turks Isle, i M....:..S4, B'kiyyn
1fnSos adaS San NSsSl,@i 5sSn. t. n Eiya
ssoney sasar hpfnos Havana Ayrrs AM - H9eoheR
San Lorenzo. San Juan. 10 NJ. :. .36 Bklyn
Ebro. Valparaiso. IL M.........l2 Mr.
Galamares G. Port Limon. u NJ. ..... 8. n r
N"oap@' oaHt1aBo, II AN. s. N r.
Sail Monday
Edgehill, Rotterdam, ~ M.
4, Army Base, Blslyn
Sail Tuesday
constantinople. constantinopIc. PM.
Clan Kennedy, Cape Town. PM. = ''''
w.. ,, ss. B'klyr
4, Army Base. B'klyn
CITY OK Lucknow, Calcutta, A PM.
craster Hall. Valparaiso. l2 NJ
2sth at, B'klyn
Santa Theresa, Havana. PM...e3, Mn
Munsolno Vera Cruz. 10 M...'e. ER
MaravaL Grenada. / PM. ........24, B'klyn
Sail Wednesday
President Polk, London. PM. a, Hoboken
Maine, London, IL NJ. M.......68 N r
La Touraine, Havre, II AN. hi
Hanover. Bremen. ! PM. 9th st. Hoboken
Idaho, Antwerp, IL NJ, 7th at Hoholren
Metapan, Kingston, l2 M.... o. N r
Guiana, st Thomas. PM. n
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06
TRAVEL
Hudson River
by Daylight

Daily. inclndInE sunday; for fBear Noun.
Point, Catskili. Hudson and Albany. also
YVest Point Except sundaysl.. steamer
g., sao A. M; w. 128.h St.. $40 A. NJ:
Yonkers,. lo;l5 A: NJ. Direct rail connec-
and Albany to New York asscepted;
way only, fWcst Point and tNewburgh.
Str. Washington Irving leaves Desbrosses
136th ST. 2:1o p. NJ; Yonkers, 2:4o r. NJ.
Asturnihg leaves Newburgh. 6:45 p. NJ;
West Point, 61o F. III. (after football
game)
sundays and Columbus Dny--For tFsear
Mountain, fNewburEh and fPougI,keepsic
ltW'est Point Columbus Day only. Str.
Wnshington Irving leaves Desbrosses st.,
9;3o @ a: Nj; ". 42d st., 1900 A. M; w.
tReturn steamer Same day from points
marked t.
Round Trip Rates: New York to Zen,
Mountain, s1.15; West Point. sI.e5; New.
ton Point $500: Catskili. $500: Hudson,
S4.25: Albany. S5.25.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

EOTE--Mail Information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

BALTIMORE. Oct B-ArrIved: Borgcstad
(Nor), Tuxpam; Baltic (Dan). Tampico.
Sailed: Sorland (Nor). Havana; Mariana,
Norfolk and Philadelphia: Burgerdijk
CDut), Rotterdam via Norfolk and New
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
CRESCENT CITY TO
Be ILLUMINATED
Contract For High Line Let To
Kansas City Concern, To
BE Finished In 90
Days

Too oliy VI Crescent aas finally
secured contracts which ST. sire
that ,lty ,f all the electricity nsedeJ
ior both POWER and uEhls rha bouds
vofo voted some tlu. and d we
The Ian 70 built aaa operate ma.
nielral foWcr ANA lighting plant rlt
arrangements have been completed
hy which The nlco san De- lransm
ted lrom the nul lic Service sUh sta
pnn VI Uaihfle. thas hay.us lafsr
.lf.s & fs7 haii.Ns4 sld also
GOOD sum on operating expenses The
uuva klocuicai 60 ~ kansas city
Kansas. has taken ihe contract for
hnlld|ns the modeFn transmission line
From Guthrie IA Crescent. d De com
plcied. with iho necessary diair'but.
ing system ia Crescent ~llhln sis,y
days Tho contract allh the Public
Service Company Viii Dee completed
i.olofe ihai iime ANA me enlerrris
lns bp ps'ness mon ~ Crescent viii
have d moiffn rovsr ana lighting
system
The tfan.muuna lines viii starr
from the Guthrie station piih volt
age ~ 1900 which VII he Increased
ta $4,000 voltage "a tha trsnsmlttlus
lines. and asaln reduced 20 1890
when the asinbufinf synt,n "a
roached q ls also contemplated thar
lke system viii he Installed b.
faecn Guthrie ana eathlon "beu tbsj
are ready iof
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Man WhoShOt
AT a "Burglar"
Kills His Wife

piisburB. pennaa Feb. iJ-~J. ,.
fiannery prominent business man
iati night surrendered 20 ne police
aztec bis wife. Mrs. Catherine rian
nery. had been shot % death IN
their home, was today comm tisd
10 bail ~ Coroner Mccfcao
charged with m0roe'. Hs was hslo
WITHOUT boil pending an Inquest
Fiarnery aselared the shooting Nas
accidental
According 20 The story tod %
the 20 ice by Flannery. be and NE
wife occupied separate rooms ne
cause Of the illness o. thsir child
rsn. nc got home late last night
and shortly after retiring thooent
he hsard , Burglar n the house. &c
eot his pistol ard called out 70 his
wire. Ne received no answer. tns
po'lcc said re declared and ~hsa a
he ss~ a shseo~y form In TIE door
~ay. fircu. thinking Il ~as the ln.
truser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
NEGRO BOYS CAUGHT
WITH STOLEN CHICKENS
Mystery of Many visitations To
Local Hen Houses Is Clcardc
Legged Coons Did
the Work

CITY ana county oiflcer' believe
they have caught the chicken thieves
who have been depicting iha visible
soprh 81 loaliry % local hen houses
Atm from IN lnierurh1n conductor
turned The trics The roudct0- hod
ohst~ged fps negroes Whp frequently
eoaried the early mrfnirr Duihfi -
sound car al seNard and having reAa
u the Leader oi the many chieke'
thssts and himself owniag me-
bunch 81 the ege producers his sas-
ric'on was aroused. for on each occs =
sion the nszross carried from two 81
f0u~ wei filled sacks
Yesterday morning DE examined
one Or two sacks carried as baggaee
by the negroes The sacks coniaine :
dead chickens The police were mott
FED and The negroes Charles shef-
rlll and Carl blanchard Seward boys
~ and II years of age. were arfasied
and are nou ia the county ia1 There
we're - f8t hens 10 tAe Two ennny-
bags
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
IIlILNIS lHiNDO\
SIOi.I\ Btitk iIl.RI

when copme 3 Rishaap lassci
tN,s rhiand park earIy salni
lay evening anl Hae tlf nu.,N
la std ia hind road lcadine from
ihe lafs sna Hafsea aeaiu that Naf
later and ssp .as car sta = kpd an !
aspseafs deserted he nolliled ~ner
= rnbauena Tho shfda hsi toe
nuehi IS posn upd after a
asanh d.s,oyefei the npAa of Ben w
Frank isn,a cay. ou card that hs !
y n q hehnd rashln ~ soi 10
touch with Frank and was taia shpt
ihp car had hesn Hioleu 90 thh sln
from hls sarase ia ponoa hiy
Frank will drive hls car back g
lonel todM The thieves had afan
i4nod ihe lar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

and bad been discharged by Judge
Christopher met IN The county atior-
Hey : office and advised the county
attorney 20 giTc 10 the public the r..
port of I J. Farmer. who had been
selected by the grand jury 70 assist i
n TIE matter Of checking up certain
banks in Okmulgee county. whose
doors bad recently been closed. TO-
geiher with report Of the proceed
ings before the grand jury IN conne''
iion with said banks - far as il would
be- possible 20 give said proceedings
10 the public
In this connection justice compels
me 10 state in answer 70 certain in,
sinuafions from a certain leading eiti-
zen of this state at Oklahoma tlty
regarding the grand jury, that a more
upright, conscientious, honest body OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

bribe. making false reports Of com
dition Of bank. offering and giving
bribe and conspiracy against the
laws Of Oklahoma. were 10 have been
presented 70 Judge II 4 Christopher
at Okmulgee. two hours after the
grand jury was 10 have convened. ac-
corsiiDg 10 a statement by james Hep
burn. county attorney.
The judges action IN dismissing the
grand jury protecting officials Of the
bank and Fred Dennis, stale bank
commissioner, and one other high Of
fieial. the statement says. j fol-
lows
To the Citizens % okmulgee County:
On Thursday afternoon, February 9.
the grand jury which had been work
ing for about three weeks in the
superior court Of 0kmulgee county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Slash In Napy's
Expenses To Cut
Budget Materially

washlueten. Fsh. i3.-seeresaFs
oenhy apresrsa before the heuse
naval eor,nlstee toass te recers
renc thas ire navy pcrtennsl fsf
,he rest flsesl year be fiSec az So
coo men sno GOO aprrertlers ~
compared Nth 100000 nsn ana e.
ooo apprentices nov authorized
Mr. oeney recommended thai
tke-e be ~ resucs.on ~ she exist
ING strenots q uns effiesrs q toe
navy; that the frs, class al Annap
els be ersooased ara eemn'lss onss
eus that appointments % tne aeaa
e~, heresftes be reduced - three
for each member q congress IN
stead oi 1--WE.
The naval secretary recowr'ena-
CO that 100 cestrcyers ee placed
est o. commission, re estimated
that the program ne ootlinec ~oule
srest = sssirl q s7o.ooo,ooo ,n ress
years huaeet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

citizens never met ~ Okmulgee coun.
n 81 elsewhere They worked faith
fulls. honestly and eonscieniieusiy.
70 NOT believe that there was a mem.
Der II that grand jury. but would
have voted 70 indiet his best friend. Or
lis brother n evidence had been pre-.
senfed 70 that grand jury iusiiiying
such indictment
On the other hand there was not
member on that grand jury that would
have indicted citizen. high or low.
unless his actions had warranted suck
Indictment II will always be.
pleasure 70 me 10 look back on the
short time that We worked together.
This grand jury was impaneled IN
tic superior court by Judge II. X.
Christopher IN pursuance 10 a petit
tcontnned on Page :,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Tie developments Ia the faile,l bank
investigation aDd grand jury tamper-
ing ~ Okmuigee have created the
biggeSi sensation the state has known
for yesrs The two leading factors ~
the ease Just now are former Logan
county nen-Jndge Christopher.
formerly n Coyle. and James Hep
burn. formerly city attorney 0f
Guthrie. Hepburn. has jus isSfed
long statement covering the case. In
this he infifnaies that the grand jury
had listed . high state official and
Bank Commissioner Fred Dennis for
action Hseburn explains the cut
Of $4,000 three ways
Hepburn : statement follows:
Twenfy-one indictments. charging
embezzlemenf. accepting deposits for
iasoisent banks, perjury, accepting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
BUSINESS CONCERNS
ARE TAKING LOSSES
Many Of the Larger Manuiactur.
ers Have Lost Millions BY
Price Reductions Local
Firms Cheerful


The big concerns. cast and aesi =
taking their medicine aioae with zoe
farmer and iahorcr sc.eral OF them
lost az the way ffom ssstn 20 fany
millions last year and they lasc no.
touched bottom yet Quaker Oai
sesrs, Roebuck and ward - wrestler
concerns. charged OF heavy iosses
while the biz five packers lost from
% to 30 millions 81 actual cash But
al are smiling while swailoeing e.
bitter dose
Local merchants and iu.in IS een-
Germs arc talking t&g Losses igs gear
ehcerfully
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Bandits
Make a
RichHauI

- Louis Feb i2-JcWelrN
estimated h the hotel manage
mens 70 a. valued az Sl0o.00
was obtained hy bandits who
early today looted safety deposit
boxes AZ the Washington hotel ia
the western section ~ the cits
w. A. Crofton. night clerk. VAS
compelled. al the point Il re-.
volVer. sto open the safe The
lewelry was the property ~
guests and the exact value viii
not be determined until the
gusts Est their losses
The bandits also obtained 500
ia cash. and slols ia checks.
from the cash drawer They
escaped after compelling Crofion
and an elevator operator 20 he
ca the floor
one guest, the wife Of a bank.
er. estimated her losses wouio
approximate $4,000
Carl Zork. who was involved
IN the baseball scandal. bat later
exonerated. resided AZ the hotel
He aid his losses were $50
Two bandits looted the boxes
while ono guarded the elevator
and another acted as lookout
outside. the police told
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Pred tHaclms tells this enc "A
iady friend of oif family report I
ano morning reeently that she hal
been robbed ihc might before ! asked
hcr hou much she had lost aud she
sa'd thank the lord. not muca
throurh the last robbers visitation.
only ten cents. the gas blii arrl'ei
me dag before and paid a. The last
fobber 60 the leaslnEs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Writ of Prohibition Is Being
Heard In Bank Case

Oklahoma City. Feb. lS Final
hearing 20 make permanent an
alternative writ Of prohibition ).
sued against Judge John Norman
Of okmulgec. 90 prevent hm
from naming receiver TO liqal.
date the assets Of the dcfunet
Bank Of Commerce Of Okmulgee
and from restraining the state
bank commissioner from direct
INC the liquidation was begun
shortly before moon today 300 the
stale supreme court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
strike 70 st ctssasl

10 PREDICTION
nostan. reb ~ NaKs f1i4stilns
became effective Al the same tue n
Maine Vermont and few of The
Massachusetts mills without snAc
protest The principal New tIsmp.
shire mills Involved wNfi the y
Amoakeas and the atark At Maanaes.
tar. a. Nassaa four thousand and the
Pacific at Doscr i.ooe Ens'lYes
wero ordered out II amAllef mllls a.
somerswofth. suneook. and Ns~ml'k
such ~ the operatives a. arc ufxan-
lsei The Now Hampshire m ~ afe n.
iillaled wlth the United Textile xofk-
era % America
AZ lowell the mills affected ssrr
a. Hamilton and tha llaY ntats The
II ether mllia to that city have nor
announced am wage ca.l Tbs liam
lllon lant waa closed
Operatives al l.ew'aton. nldileiori
aud safo. Maine. have voted ialnsl
strike No vote on the matter hia
hecn taken At other places IN Man.
Massachusetts ana Vermont. whefs
the vase reductlona went inlo eff'el
% day
Wages remained unbalanced 10 lho
xFcat textile eaniers Of Pail Illyer
Nrw Bedford and Lawrence. Mass
Tho thro weeks old atflke q ae-
proxlmately 1000 Operatives in
llhods Island mills continued today
SAT-. nal guard eayalrymen were he'll
ln readiness a. rfoyldeneo 70 answer
any call rom Gov san sonel Ior SER
sice IN event of serious disturbance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
PROSECUTOR FEARS
JUSTICE IS THWARTEO
Woolwine Deploros the Lack Of
Aid He Is Receiving mlry
Mintcr Tells An She
Knows

Les Ahscits. frh Natf N.iH
Nln'ef motion iiriu'e actress iht1ae
statement htie aAN ihi uNh h'i
attorneys de'i"fH Hf mat tAe hhd toin
infefusatofs ai iNAt fAe Sue" =
'he NE ot M'iliam Desmond faflaf,
'n'i'o1 f'''"ft e''. tpf H'ln nNs
'eronsi' '""iNr JAYS An q hs"
p" ft1'A not feN''ifs h"H sHs ietsfi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
LOCAL ODD FELLOWS TO
CELEBRATE anniversary
Burning OF Mortgage on Build
ing VIII Be Feature Of En-
tertainment. Great Growth
Shown II 30 Years

To1sY IS ihc thir,y ond anni-
fcrsavs a the Institution of ihe iosai
sdsc cs odd Fellows and the event
vii te cecdrated tuaiEhi ~ an
elaborate program and banquet
IN convection sits the celebra ,on
the locsc an hurn tie mowsaEe On
Their building as TIE last dollar =
Indebtedness asnsns' IS ~ aEainst
the lodge. u aas form shatcser VS.
pA4 today ana the ioaee now has
lis entirc porpcr y situated an The
corner q Broad and Harrison ca-
;ire.s free from Indebtedness ~ an
and az kinds
Without dollar in 'ho ieyasufs
eighteen seArs ags ihe Odd Fellows
erected ihe bnfaiag which they NOS
ccca7y free fror debt and tan entire
CO.'S ii - iairfote ants o. -
rogaer;y bias been ais Or tarouyh
80. ''"- z W. ''''" w '- .D1'
"'s ~''''s1 81 '"e 'H-e'''' '''"s' '""'
III ''e ''oH '''e' 'H''' '''''
'"s ss-ists
The O. a rdi FeHops Iodee was
'ns'ii1'ei r "u'ai'e Loase -. y
~ the Indian Terrtorv IN Fe,ruars
~ ~ iy 4 fo'ief Deputy
Di9rs SIRE q 9" nrle' oklahoma.
~iih q eA4f'ef nem 'ership o -S' tie
aaines q the charter me1ters being
- fellows = g Potter. y G.
s h1s o Mehai2n z G y 2.
S'ospm q q 'has y smiih
Ng'efi henderson. A j. "itAere!l
=. hasmAn Elias Ackofs, u =
rriefio'. thas. n Filton. John J.
t- ttNrtf ~tAf aR"NlNH DANAi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
POLICE HOLD NLIIuED
BAD CHECK Nt\

George Z isager. aileged iai che 3
man ~as arrested by the poics sun
day night and turned over 70 tae
county
Hager Is wanted in Oklahoma city.
where IL il said be did considerable
paper hanging
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
PAU. LEVY AGAIN
PLAYS N Ittk

T-sal Iorcy. Local nes-o. affcsi.7i
sometime az ~ federal oficefs fnr
tried kefore Jsdss Cstteval in fed .f7i
court At Okiahomz City SATURDAY AS
freed Paui's attorneys ins-oaues1
evidence which inticate1 De was no.
tresens when the Officers made tn :
I'd. Paul has been IN ooar maa'
times du-ng The past 80 yeas bls
seems Always abie 70 gei by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
ANOTHER SILL. GRABBED

one Of the lsfscss an most coiD 2
,aese sfilis yeg Earnered ~ tae
she. lfrs Nrce was c-nfscated 81
urday fcs- miles sousheas; x .4e
CITY.
Il sgpears however. that the op-
e-stors had been given a Up forsi0
dicat ons pointed 70 the fact th~s
they had hastily departed after sYili-
.ng the mash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
eorARiAHs NOT TO Visit
skGLrroN VALLEY THURSDAY

The plans of the Ro,arlana % eat
the'r Tuesday dlnaeF v n the farm
ers Of the Skeleton valley has basa
changed. They vii have he regular
Tncrday noonaay lancheoa At the
lone. auor ~hieh al the RolAuans
mnl take csFs and VISIT their trends
during The aftefnoea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Hepburn
Fears
4 Riot

oknulgoe. Feh r. Fear lllat
riot would he made Il Judge
Christopher should attempt Ia
meet with the committee ol ille
Bar ASSOCIATION This afternoon az
the court house as planned. was
expressed hf County Aiinn a.
Hepburn.
Judge Christopher had not re
turned up 10 noon today and hls
friends herr are of the opinion
that hc will not come 20 okmnl.
gee to-day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
4 POLICE SYSTEM
THAT IS WORTH WILL

Sioux Ciy li 30 y a new
la.ieo force % le created Ia slcux
city on March Z. uill provide every
hemo Ia slDgx CiiY almost constant
polie .ruicc 700 lnief ihe nes
- stem . psifplman slA pass every
home Ia tho city % lcas, oneo every
IS minutes f. is announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Another
Strike
Looms

nosssn. Fsb. il--cotsse mills -
Ns~ sampahire ard At Ie~sii Mas
smp oYlng sbset fAoco spsrsslsss
~srs sffsessd ~ s,siss. ~h'eh be
came sffsetivs sodaY rhsss wsrs No
disturbances
The ~aikeu,s we're ~ prv,aas
auslrst wage rsdsslors. - mess sssss
- 70 ser cert. u Hsrpshlrs trs
mills also pvs lr,o effect today an 10.
ersassa working ~sss from a 20 "a
hours
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

g. J strickland. bo'her -au.la pt
Dr Foster of this ely spent seturily
and sunday in Guthrie waiting e..
doctors family he is an instructor
10 g. q air service and came 70
Guthrie In 4 new standaid is1- horse
power alrl 'ana Mr. strickland serv.
"a Ia ihs ar dlsiaioa during the var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Two DIVORCES GRANTED

Judge Charles smith held res.
sion ~ district court Saturday pAssei
on motoas and domauuesa and Frani
"a the ullowlng divorces A. y White
from same'la White on . charge o.
deaertion. nay kelso from Ala kslao
and Emma FROM Elijah Wade. on the
same charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Uncle Joe" Cannon
Quits the Game

Washington. FEB i5.-unele joe,
canncn eldest rsWbsr cf tho house
announced tcdsy ne would not hc .
candidate for fe election a. repr.
sentative from me is,h Illinois a..
tfitt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

Joe winton care on, SECOND best
IN a Light aged In his chicken pen
tbis morning wi,h his pe, Plymouth
xock rooster Joe viii have %
spend some money with bis tailor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

These marr'aEe Licenses were L.
sued b court clerk sia<e Saturdays
Dewey Il. Soaihsrk. - AM Nellie e
aickenzsr. II. both of csthns. Ror
n. Jay. u q Arkansas clty aud In
Han Turner. - OF Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
gArHsR ABRAHAM NOT
AsG LINCOLN

TAa Reporter vho tafned Ia The
story q iiadaens lecture, Saturday.
dld NOT have his Bible on atraight.
Dr liaadea referred 70 Father Abfa-
ham. not Abraham Llnsoln. marssr
president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
EXPORTS ~ JANUARY
SHOWS Blc oIcREAsG

Nashinsion reb 10 Exports 10
Januars agrereited tgiaooooDg The
ioAest in seYsn months and
amounted 90 deercaao of about
fi5oooeeo zoe thc mon b of Dccem
Ear
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
Parkinson on the Job

okmulgcc. Feb. ~ An
ounce Of performance is worth .
ton os talk. Fred Parkinson
state examiner and Inspector de
elafed TODAY unou has arrival
iCeuslnaed % Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

More -hzn 3ee Efadents ~ the
Mississippi Coiieys for Women ssf-
se-es Tsonzine poisonisg Snn1sy
nixht after ez1ing chicken szlzs- 70
fstz-sss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

X p Norman. negro. CHARGED va
assault. .zE taken from Al o,ficer
a. Texarksns ycsterz6s b. masked
uc- and hanged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13
WIRE FLASHES

OkBsho1s CITY eirzens III vote
Tuesday On bond issses II eo,ass
q = million and = haf dollars Tor
shy improvements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

FIse 1en charge <.th serenis
are house bzrgizries and - ant9
fhesgs !. Chiczro rere arres'es
Sunday b. cAsozso police
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

TIE fifn deparlmen Nas called
on this afternoon % pui o1l sf.sl
ire q, 81 Past Harrison 80 dam
ago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

A conEenfion q AZ rslizioss
workers Of s.zte schools vfsi meet
i, Norman Febrszry = and =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-13

lConiinaed On rase s