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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

llsFlln. sept Active nefa
tietiens heean io.ls, hslvsea tha
nelFian financial llsle0tte. Aasl
t}trman government officials 90
fhe flataiinn 81 lhe sx monlhs
treasury nelea ln he Niven l@l
vtnm ia lien AZ cash aasleF 'he
rvvent decision 81 zoe PREPARATIONS
commission.
30 pfedseiinn could he hRtafl
81 as a. lefmsn, ahilitt Is
satisfy the Aslgnn dsmanls laf
aesnrli,. bat n nemelmans. nfl
gian dslegsse. i confident that
AN acceptable salpiian wlll he
reached IL hsIlcyes that ihf
Preparations commission deris
ION WAS pfmafilS tactical NloN
to gain llme and that i favorable
adjustment win materially help
la create Hn anspeleuA atmNs
phore far lha Forthcoming inter
uatloual conference ~ which lhe
whole farur of repaailUns prob
leins viii b. referred lor detinlis
adin4imeut
nr nefmrs German llnAnae
minsler IS IaenN a tvetn'd
.prcdleamenl n geunectipn with
the prtMnt negotiations lunemnrh
a. o. j. uni only ohllged q 'r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
FRISCO TO sP[NQ MILL
IONS FOR EQUIPMENT
Monster Freight Engines. Pass.
enssr Train Engines and 100
Coal Cars Among List In
Order Made

81 Louis. No. Sep, = conifa 4
for the delivery of equipment calling
ior an expenditure of 5000 900 have
'een ist ~ The 81 LoHls and sen
franclsco raliroid. i was ANNOUNCED 4
hero today Among tho new ruling
stock 90 be furnished are IS BIZ
irclght engines, Is large passenref
train engines and 1000 flny.ion coal
cars Delivery Of the ENGINES VIII ~
gin In November. Il va annoaunsed
10 addition, 4 paa announced. ybu
tracts Tor I5o1 coal cars. 1900 b,a
cars and 900 stock cars would be le,
Fourteen new steel coaches also viii
be- "a into service ln the near fumrs.
tnc announcement addcd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

taia neli ans iaetN d ~ uvu. wkA,
AFv s~u dolng hevi ! tllauel, =
I'm h8ek a. flns" - aid
~Thr lsls,a Well wherp ,on hi,ling
that handsome husband - ,ougs'
Say bur Ne veft susnfisca' fouee
ne sis one--~
Ms AR peaoea isnt here
.Nh
$50 Res wssi-
.yAh. I see.~
hasihe no arts shs nus' nce,s, ~
ghv ecHverseiich ale ilfe tAis could
invent hsahlns eensaiine ~ ffs. leus
en ~hth - nieAs sway
She went % the neN ugnse Il WAS
esfls. ihese wee iee u ihe fosi ~
nec wslh onb ene es fWo there had
she ~ ~ thrsngh hof ,aaNinatlan
Thea she went a. ,bs kcnsfai dsurf,
ainao~ tense foF 4 new ag.ieai
10 hef r}llsf ihs rst ufith Va
siowu ihcrv ~as oas siranss 81 her
sllie ss,uth. lssa.ng isiisf IT lia
own and smiling
rfstusr ms fhld lNln fnlntiy
The touih ioalrd ~ With ,ses
enfincd ~ thc uoria - llle pins -
per which le held
'es.ula ,,su rlse me ihc aadrcs, of
NJ Ninha peaeons'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
JOVIAL FARMER
INSISTED ON DRY
AGENTS HAVE NIP

Springfield. No. Sept : II
pays 20 know your friends. W.
II stephens. 4 farmer living IN
toe Ozark regions. viii testify 20
this.
Stephens j. typical of All that
Is orarkian in hle WAY ~ hR
pitaliiy. ile even went the aver
age citizen one better AMI now ne
faces 4 charge IN federal conri
United States Marshal Perry
.T Smith of ih.s city received a
"tip" during the week that a
large sized siiIl was being oper.
ated in Christian county near
Chadwick H. took i deputy
along and the two made The trip
Ia smiths ear
just before ihey reached their
goal. they were stopped a. a Jag
lie store ran hy stephens. who
had bcen ENJOY ng few drinks.
Belieye ! know you men. ~
lear your faces are familiar,
aid Siephcfs Won't yod have
q drinkf'
With this d. exhibited = large
bottle. pulled 0st the cork and
handed II 20 ihe marshal smith
nmeiler n fhe bottle and r..
turned 4 without sampling
lie finally managed 10 clnde
the supposed friend and went u
search II the stDl. resulting 10
the arrest Of Nj Fancy a
Christian county fefner. end the
confiseaiion ~ = large siili A.
he was driving back 20 Spring
field. stephen agaip siopped he
car and demanded that his
friends" take a drink
Thet drove way and notified
sheriff Johns ~ Ozark o. iiie a
charge arains' stephens.
Within an hour the sheriff had
served the warrspt and stephens
was taken 20 ogafk. where he.
arranged for hoai
Ill only rerark when told 81
how hn nrwsf had been ordered, y
was II pays 70 know your
friends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
GUNNEA SLAIN IN
FIGHT WITH OFFICERS
Third l. Captured After a Bloody
Battle IN Which Three Die
May he Kansas
Killers

ro'edo, sep sT~o % she shxe
suumen ~ho shos and killed nnsst.
ne William Msnm and woan Sea
rawolmsn cehVs narh. mhen ~ 4
eftelrs attempted 70 arfsst the irla
as ,hss vere driving a banes neaisd
ansomshiis from a Knrage shortly
beicre noon today wefa ahet and
tiiiid and The shlfd membss Of ihp
FFng was captured 81 stiiss west a.
here earis this aflefnoon.
The bAndl, sutomohile We pursued
irom the Narsre by po'ice depart.
meni ansed eaFn and osertak,n nser
wauscn who're hanis snsaed On
n the band was captured. one ~aa
irund dead IA tho machine and .
ihird ercapsd Into a corn utid bat
was lated oyeriaken aud hua IS
8 deruiy sheriff
The mln foand dead IN lhe car
is believed 70 have MA hiled tY
iairalman nAch darlng the eNchang
of She's a ne Earagp The bandit
suomobiie has ban iiepa'Ked ~
the police a. one stolen from kan'aa
ciil feyeral wesks ago.
The Possibility thai the sunmsn
might be the bandits who on SIP.
iember ! hilled two policemen n
Nansas ciiN h being Investigated
hy police
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
German and Belgium
FinancierS Are Busy

eommadais he Ilsirisn susoys.
bat also under re necessity II
freunslllax hh eesleaeuss is M
cabinet ani tiernans fshasesal
and Industrial lfadsFs % What.
ever salntian y rvaehesi IL "a
sfluFs q furnish aeeeplahle nusr
antfes
official aud prlshhanh elrules
eentlaue q tetrfse fhrW A..
tsrmlnallau Is malnian ne na
ilmal NplA reserve although hey
hatr nat SCI inslieatt,i che natars
~ their sab guarantees AZ lha
sllap,aal
llsfr llefgmann. linaatial ~.
perl returned from IsanJan ira.
lsr'laY aad pfemplly reported -
chancellor Wirth his slsH elyins
rise Is the report thAf london
flanslal elrples afe nat dlsln.
llhei g. take over block ef
tls uev tfvnnf, hill. lfaylnw
tte halaner ia hr covered - ghr
endersemenis - tha tlerman rog
srnmtus en1 ths feithbanh
Tins ndlNlmsuf Naa referred
today as one ~ lhr masf avail.
ahle especially a. ll eliminates
NV question suffruderipw lhs
felrhhank gold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

: sesA Ga Nssasa rye - any
IA A. aeas rve ms ans usoaey-
e-is eneagA ~ 80 hcne en AID I
kra w sasi--uAy r sa,e fnr9 Aer
he@A heck. = wo3ira hase takeo aas
Nenee
rAs' msrans- salf nuGxht. that
vce 80 hstt q eVHgEoe to iive
hsrs---oa iAe I'D ierns aad - s,ur<e
- exAe ut1ins thss sea skaa,s -
- fsA F~a. fcwwser. tAsi flis = -
cs.af's oa-er cenaluou mar tbls e.
Trsr~ful tu~uess = fas a. ear
SELVES
Sc made - sr~iurs - corta,
hin nea >ke lacked hart ~ hlrn
eplees.nr srd . rrcst sasrri~e hai
sAe sasd nssi 1x
rraly Ida Setd InA. -xooltnt
tArt ~ hcx&f Tnefn an arsuse
Rsn skis va slscy1l only tsR sheet
sssa ana he c,hes way NJ he aboas
au - u.s.
I.nlu SD ~als -Ruf sAe esher say
uonia ~ the frefk
nwagAfs eses nsrro~ed Mr. dear
f.rie- he ssld an goa s1re -
thar
'S~*~
~res IVA y. esve ySs any rrcossf-
~rrnofxT-
Letters b,cuperts ~ say sors,
Any sp~ ~ assa~nce thas ~ was
sraklrg tAe srushf-
sAy a." sAid I.uiu -prVofs-
~ To iolt ne
-'lfr tod ,apT
~wAy thar was hars cnoarh 20
hsre = A. h was trrrale fcr Ain
~ haxe - q Wsss y.r,afs - Sts
xioFg~t uuraied
Ittat " aorrr - yoa.- ssfa
n~isfi. shat he .naigft have told wa
thai s.ecsa~e " ant want q Nase
- 80 ~ Nfh AZ
A. So me- - laox sons power
srssued - r rn,n i.uiu Shs 81
4aHn. ioosct neakly ~ them. aud s.lfh
N bsr cicsct iips hef ssw vas Slrh,i,
sallrn. So said rohing and 49,
~ g her skirs 4 sT,of a duss Ne
fsEzr 20 rnh " nat
WAY TpwlEff~ ina cred ana
u-avee re her SISTERS siae.
Il uay - wWli isa pna.- "a ~aid
-xeAs ] f~~eir have ~ i1sa fhst Nh.
ter Frad trs the iruts ne uus nlnays
ir.agining tAInr~ -yon ssw that Il
kse~ hin Fvefv wci-hsre h~~u
r'ore cr less n f~1eh wifh Aim ne
wtcar tire n ssprs. I harenr fhe
ieasr taea - was EVER nsrrtrs ~.
frrp
l.1i1 c1niiHBet 20 rgh = her sAl-r.
= rersr ,lsurTti - ihssr sAe s.if
-1eak hrre ! I,uirli wrni - t.-r.
szasteir -hae.f ych and g. had ro.ne
ll-rle 30 v1s.r ~ ioid ,ysur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
WHISKY RUNNING
SYNDICATE HANI0
Arrest Of Nine Pullman Portsra
Reveals Operations ON q
Very Wide seale In
Nation

chlciKc nefl Memories of the
'unasrT euud nilwan " .las 81
DAYS vere revived iesaY bl shr rss
nmtion ~ the nklaifnee a whlaAry
running aYndlcata teiveen ne nsf.
mada ialanda and chleafo. employ
lns West lndlas Fisherman ai one end
And rallmAn pofleu % lhs other
Amer ilalsniuN 10 ihe stories told hl
'nlne soriera arpsged fegnauY chtiies
.ciipe. dislrist attorney started 4e
fedefd af'nis iof Nsw Orleans - a..
rest sascn 'hieher upa and detailed
lnen - fnd three olhera In rhlrsea.
- extensive e the sranl,aitn ae.
go due 10 the pofisp, that Il oe na
a flees q fehlns smaeha % br'ae
whisky into Naw Ovlsans TRIM Nef.
muda More thar 500 easef wcsk
hsve been brought into chlcaEo rs
sleeplng ears. The poltem said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
A RADIsH

The conservative Ia charge az
q government Is always suspect
ing some other conservative of
being q radicsl IL disguise ~ a
radical Ia charge Of a govern.
meni h sure 10 suspect some
other radical Of being a eonser.
satife ia disguise This h the
ease ln Russia j1sf now whefc
The radical suspected of beiag n
conservative i called "a radish
that j.. b. i red on the outside
oply Victor Mnrdoek
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

ksip. L*Ass > N - 3 Ia NV
IA dE - isI
frank 4 Kelly - Doseesh
assieamfat. - = STA Nv -
81 as.tssl
ceessyanees
LiarA y gohnsson \ mar 20 Chs,
: Olsen. " n SIS = tss0' 81
lots - "a hlocA % d O
nsnl J shors =. a 4 EmaeA K.
Garter, v =, ~ =. taeeoee ~
la.ie-iW
seth , Eanohscn Il N 20 John
sAa~ v d q ~ u. ts.eeooo lot.
4 20 10. block = iewa Addnlaa 60
Coyle
jeAn " sprlnsst Il ~ % ~ J.
l.iater ana ) " Hyde. "a u.
=. reepoo, NE and \ -. A.
a2,lssw.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

The men of cikhlt Tive and nine '
YEAR, " are arc noi The fotnhd. well.
Ted, out thin. hpaIe men. i've on =
slender diet ne a. careful ~ he VIII.
however, men pift mladle are will
occasionally eat zoo much or ~ sons
article % food not emitted 10 M. con-
ssisutlon. eausinf indigestion o. coo.
s,ipatlon ana vii need dose q
chamberlain's Tablets 90 move hil
bowels and lnvir0iaie DE stomach
when thls "A done there n No isaso.
Why thc average nsn should np' I've
80 . tlpe uid are
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

The nnlform success that has ~
tended the uec "a Chamberlain coli,
and nlaffhooa Remedy In tbs riiei
and cure of hsyv complaints. hnth 90
chtldrea and adults. has lrpawht ll
into almost nnlyeral uFe. 70 that q -
practically without y rival and aa
everyone who ha, gsod 4 knowt. a T.
without an equal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

chicago. Hepl ctrif kopsoiaa
perfumer may a. q lniafies ~
reefissd today 10 an sfpirsion rhleh
occurred ehna be vas espeflmfnt.
ing % produce new adof The -.
p'esioa came when ilafrf fafpa.
hls paftner was said 10 have arrpp.
"a a irhtsd match near an alcohol
conls losr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
Ttl,k ARMY -
DRIVING tiif cisffhs

smyrna. sept rhs Fagstif
fianelng army Of tha TuFtaaa 81.
tionallla i nov rspefisd 70 = -
than 40 miles from HmirnA
Thla eltg wlii so9n b. go ang
femalalnx outlet ior he sirrsm e
fciasees nssiuE before re- tesreasl
20 ne snfmL
ioalnE of 90 tggsls miiss e ilfri.
tify aai More thau ore lhlit sf -
ihofs line oi she Daraaaeaes sse
Msrrofa end Aesesn "a "a -
iha Greeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
sIIslkI.Iss CON
TEsS 10 1IlIlfI ut'I,DIils

Momphh. srm Ten railroad
striker. unief arfeai bore have con
fcsnod % lartielpa'lnt w three mar.
doe and an attompi 20 wrech a rfisea
la.sengcr train. fhe police announced
today The confession and arrests ars
inld - have been made following lhs
capture of Tour men whl arc ehhsgea
wllh tha KILLING " Charles land 4
strike brsakor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

hay what YOU will ahont drugnisik
offering something Just AZ acodr he.
cause u PAYS better proflt. thc fact
sun stands that ninety nine ops ~
hundred dfuegnia recommend
ChAmbctlain's cuEoc aud niarfhooa
Remedy, when Tho beet medicine fof
dlafrhoea j. asked for and O. % h.
cause they know from what their cur
toners gay Of II, that Il can b. d.
pended upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
pklL roriLl cA@hnr posrrifone
nAoE VACANT by pehfr
~. Ths ksssefsss4 rpss(

Dabjlp, So s-Ths Dali Eiuesn
esblsfs lats righi aitesssed fhe
flliing of ne offlsas made vacant
~ o. esiths q Arthur Griffin asd
NifAati Collins and the fsilsnasl. o
n Q cFgs csssn Duffy Il i un
dsFstood decisions Nere reached
vhich vill be made puklic - sstur-
lsKf zssslng q fbs Deil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

"tFA" FaN"t A"NNta WV w
~cront = ~ Ike yaa tnd ina.-
SIZE Nsoke simplg and hrna hes
hcart 0at vfghom ruiit
-lAicentiy not pu srAs said aryls
fula vcnt 81 -He was ver, eo,a
- M Ihis drcss-sad nl, shs-e@
and mx Aat Ana another dress tea =
Sise fcuna ne pins sra ieok - hss
hat ~iie likri he rca wing ~
sait = wanfei hiack oh Dwight
NJ ara EEL me fhe truth Il uas a.
u fhr ~ wlRr HAD aAsunsl, hogne
uluts witness
nulrAts tone naw mounted. us
uanncv. Il no4a,ed too
-Evcn Hlt j. tree xia he. = A.
s're that yeg shrasa kesan silent ana
rrasest ms fssalr from ills seauaal
! mcrels pensien nv 8ouhss e. sou
for xcur own psnft
-Ms oun rrohtf~
Sc sid NJ more. hul rsse and
mosed - tise A.snr
-iria- ran sce VIA NJ ana al e
Ina heeget NE fusf c,asians hssr
tbs knonn--eyen N n wns -
"fou have u In ycar hands.- aid
Dwight 10 r4say uaa i.nla. for any.
Thing that yoa feei | may have dene
fnr zen N the past Yoa also have
= n year hands % decsae vhether
vcar hrspe here continues That =
not = pleasant poNtlor fnr me ~ ana
nyseif = Il = tistinrtly nnplessani.
] way SAY Bot s~u see for ,oafself~
Lists wcnf -. into the passage.
Wasn't she married when xhe
ihcuxtt she wasf- Mrs Bclt cried
shfgir
Mauaia sais Ina 40. please
reOseulher honona Yes = DWIGHT
fhiuAs sizes married al right nou 8
and inst ns al righi. Al nc time +
"NSl ! hcpe 81. for pitt skies
nii Mr. Ref' and len fhs room With
her danrh,cr.
Hearing RE SIR. Mcacna upstairs
hflc1 her eosce
-Aiamma Come on and hear ms
pruyers Why dont youT-
When they came Downstairs ncrt
uornins Lulu had hreskfa~ rsady.
weif'~ cried ins On her curslne
torres II MS iSpt hke olt times
i.uio said yes. = WIS iBe ~ rfnes
ard brsnght TIRE bacon o. lho table
-l.ulus the only che in thls house
On ceos Tie bacon so's IN chew
nn ser volunteered She was
"ho,.y sHahie ana heid conieuis'ily
,,,,,~s, 80. !, 80 -,
-Hof " s,,s pw,ve, "a. h.,,,.
$50. -. -. ~. -st2
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~ =, ...s ~ss<- -. y
hreerv nm. wc,on- ,..g,, : 80. 80.
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sssl ana ssu,iy sssasn' ' '
~, -
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t"s'es 1iih 'cAAi ana se@' 70 nake n
-,f- -ra.. n uhi~.errs fksn me
r.rarinr sfo.n. s1srf Un,le Nin AZ
ccfllrK tnar
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more enrwinrx~
-sr~ll esrr tefi 20 a. IA rer-x
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-08

euesilons sktlialll shaped
Whom nwlghs salt. 'l.s.eA ~ ny
hesgaful hahtkcrehlef- dlelahted 4
hoie seus Ais Ina fer better. Lula
with a manner u haste addresset
ATM
-nwight Us a funns thing. bot
I hsvent Nnaans Oregon alarc,s,
~Wefta
Wen ! wish soa'a else 4 ~ me
nwght tlshfenco nod tf,ed hls llps
-, would seem he sata -thas yea
have NJ nal - fer hat particular
address. iupo
-Ycs ftass I wan, IL Yoa have
n. haven't 90 nplghif'.
-csrtAlnls I haAe 81
-wont yoo plesse ~rte 4 down fer
n'ef~ Shs had ready 10 q paper
snt d pencil STUMP
-M, a.ur i.ula. nov ~hs re,i,e
anythlngf w'hs not he sensible and
leave this nienef 10 g,.od rnn cone
hy---
'na' vhs sheuidnt J have lds 20
drray
-lf everything = Over heiNrff YOU
why shculd yoaf
'Tui you sag hes afn my Rms
band"
n~lsla flushed ~ my 1r6iler no.
shown us ineilasilon % plalnis ~
Judge. ,hsi ~ In Il is cgsfslpn hoi
my Place e rui you N toash Win
HIN arain.~
-Yeu wont eiee n 70 meF
Ny dear Lula N ~ kladnsts :
no
Ills Ina came running hnrk heaflng
hsnakerchiefs with dnsfcnl cel~rca
hordtrs for MIN 70 rhoose from IT,
chose the initial that she lad en-
hroldered and haf not the good taste
not e hiss her.
They we're sn on ne parch that
everine when inlu nine d1opslairs
~Whrre are vou fciurT ina de.
manded sis,eriy Ard % hearing that
Lulu had an srrand. adJed sfill more
sistcriys "Neil. bur mercy. shat ypu
- dressed AZ forf
Lnln was 10 thin black and white
gown which they bad neser seen and
wore me uiting bet win ,hs red
wins
-Slnlsn boashi me his" Lulu only
said.
"Iipf. Lnlu. don't you thlnk it might
be betier % tccr. weii-eui ~ siThi
for 4 fsw fsysy inas uffed ioos
besought her.
-whyf~ Lulu asked
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street
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go Dwigh' sadly
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When summon time arrives
Dor coller eloihing an Keen
WY don't hey make meme clothes
Oat ~ thl. iilmsy crepe a. ehlnss
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-fu e,ftfren- u fsnrirfr8 them
furTeFrly. -sne. fi,rsarh tlrf schoai :
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werf oTer e gerrf T1er's ar1 fhere
lrrasfef ns1ersffn5irr - fte sfaf..s
rrsetss q iftn,E fesaf Fsess -
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-Df p, ~ rHrra tells von
Da1f grg fairk rramma krass besf p
p - rusrse NJ ~ ftink -. had
raf ihg1Ft' - for a lonx rme Bot
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O are tpa our xrpvu 80 gpurr iady =
= te1f kaon s1f1 o. reasonsiIy.
~ -rfinx gou're frssnrx ne llks .
ufft ar nsu-
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THE GAzETTETnEs HEPPNER OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER so I92

not in che capacity Of Inspector de-
spite the fact that he IS paid a big
full time salary by the state.
it was intimated at the hearing on
more than enc occasion that material
coming into the inspection depart
ment was graded more uEidly than
was the same material being graded
out for export for the exporting
firms.
From this exposure of questionable
methods employed by some exporting
firms to influence the judgment of
grain Inspectors, is likely to come
more definite rulings from the public
service commission Of Oregon, the de-
partment of agriculture Of the state
Of Washington, and from the federal
grain inspection division on future
procedure, and the discharge of
Church as well as of any deputy in
speetor who is connected with n ex-
port firm, farmer or group of farm
ers in a way detrimental to the I'M
Partially Of the state inspection de-
partment.
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can be shipped without g shutting
process, they should not be docked
for this work when it is moi done. An
investigation of the actual shutting
operations Of the exporters attempted
last summer by departments of Ore
gon and Washington was stopped. it
is reported, when it was found that
every time q man was sent by In
spector Church to check on the smut
ting houses, Church rang a bell warn
ing tn operators who Immediately
doubled their crew and handled less
wheat to run up the estimate Of
operating costs. Local farmers eon-
tend that the shutting charge is too
high on some grades Of wheat. The
investigation is now in the hands of
the federal grain department.
The hearing conducted by a repre-
sentative of the United States attor-
uey general, in Portland early this
month has been held from the public
but sufficient information has been
secured, so that farmers of this Sec
ton, through the farm bureau, plan
the removal Of Church as inspector
no matter what the government de-
cision is.
Church testified at the hearing, it
is reported, that while he was grading
the grain which was given a clean
bill on the Great City in opposition
to federal grades, that he was acting
in the capacity of a sort OF helper for
the Gray Rosenbaum company and
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states now hope to get the other half.
It is the purpose Of the applicants
to show thst present rates make prof
liable farming impossible. Agitation
Of the agricultural rate question Is
certain 10 bring forward the question
Of wages. The commission has no
authority over wages, but the ques-
ton Of wages must nevertheless be
taken into consideration in rate max
ing for far more than half the cost
Of operation of the railroads is that
Of wages. President Harding is said
to favor bringing the Railway Labor
Board to Washington, or uniting the
board and commission in n body so
that the question of rates and wages
can be dealt with simultaneously.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Notice is herby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court Of the State of Oregon
for Morrow County Executor of the
Estate Of Elmer E. Beaman, deceased,
that all persons having claims against
the said estate must present the
same, duly verified according to law,
to me at my Office in Heppner, Ore
gon within six months from the date
Of the first publication of this notice,
said date of first publication being
November 80, 1922.
JOS. J. NYS. Executor.