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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

Wssh'nrtoa. Ian WHh al lthsr
Tsuhiems q thearTns conferrnrr raT
,eiy moving to~ert the f.snt of nnAl
settlement. iAe shAniuus nefoilsf
iaas het~eeen ~ Jafanr.e and Chla
sse deiegatloas al,ne taisy rreseatsa
tuhioas ase~rf a. o. ~Atthsr - Z
assumption 4 70 resals IN ~ aeree.
r,ens or a fnal daaaiork waite the
Fsr Esstrrn cormIitee ~ fhe uhole
raet today - tAkc action a. ihe de-
ri-ioa ~ a. sah-eommities o. th~
Chinese tariff question. the two dei-
eeafiaus faced another meeting In
her elfcr, 70 settle the corirossss.'
~hirh has dos~'opea over ihe moi,
of raYment far the kiao Chow Tain /.
Anfi ralirsad "a the former German
leaseAold.
IN the f.rss m>eti,r yesterday
sines the ''oonversatious~ were "a =.
iurn~s he'aase AZ he deadlock over
this l>sae tkere wer> no eastward lp-
fl-Afiurs that eithsr side had atAn .
dnn~i a. foruaer position On it Th~
rseting wns he,f hie IN ths lay. Af
ter tbe Jslanese Delegates had a.
formed secFearv Ilnghev and ArtAur
3 Dslsaar ~ho thruaxh the obs 'rsers
Who had been -sltt'ng in dt,rtne he
eonversAtions. we're the indirect
r,eAns o. bringing the tao ae.era,'ous
saresher IN aud Effort 20 trrak fkeir
cead'ock. that they had received tie
Instructors a~aitet from Toto ard
~err ready 70 mert aFain w'th lhe
g. these
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
nAs NOT Arr6cr MO CONTENT

NeR Nork Jan 6 President I'm
son oi ihe Tide Water oA company
says reaaftlon e 60 oenfs ia frice
~ frnnstlYana ffate Was made d.
hr.nf II n line eth MA coniiaent
rlae al many eastern and ives EN-
ref.neri.- have foand IA eheaper a.
rarehase hlfh rrs NId-t ouf nsnt
cru.e ior s. harfel ana Jay trans
rorfai.oa fhau % bny psnnssiran's
crude ~ - harre'. iae former price
Reduction in rennsylsanla crude ~
says. does n0i necessary nitrate a
cnt % ND -coaiinen, pfioes
~ sal- domestic and foreign oli
demand has undergone a slirh. sea-
sonai dee.ine and b. dos not looz
fer a big demand during no earl,
monfls ~ 1922
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
STILL Investigating
MILITARY EXECUTIONS
Evidence Tends To Show Thai
Due Process Of Military Law
Was Invoked In Each
Case

Nash.neln lan Farther tts
tlmnny rslat'ug g. ,he hanglas az
AmefNan soldiers "a l%Slr Tlir.
francs. pas i.rcsenied ie~iay % tae
eeaaie commiie' invesiieatihr shal
ees D, Senator Natson. armoer
eeorrla. that soldier haa bern eAr-
cuted 9ithoui trai Herbert q.
Csdena ga of Gfernsile N4-sisAppl
fsfmsf ssFs 81 man DECLARED he haa
witnessed fea ~ - live" ssc,ullons
a is-Spr- ilis ~hile "a tfuaalursinf
Ger nan irisoners ~ iu ~ tn si-
rin.t, ~ that llsee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
Bandits
Kill Bank
President

CAharo laa lean solisl RS
asut 81 TIE Ns,eg~.t state Haas
as -br, and Alrr lu,u l'easf -
ghas sabnfh aad Afihaf ii,nsn. =
hant metsenKsr. prfe eaanssA loIas
~tru re hsnd.is rala-a 1hsn - s
sis asa ps,r,li ~ ~ NsYse.sl p'sht
II - Ar.erlsea rse mrtat
The bani a|e naI s.s ihs ianA
r. sna Ais ieps fssffs fasnes T.
hela a. ihslr AAn ftsy ofaers !
lAe pasxoli ess a. ee aaA a. II
sms q hi otrnts fss kinaf
soffel INSTANTLY
chlsf sueenet vas saoi auasf ne
rkh arm nenoon la ~ s,as rhe
Afe ininri~s arc lnas
The entire ra,ses1 arcilrlet i.s.
than three mina,es 1hs rohtefs
arose away p.sh o. maos, headnr
toward chlesfo
The scene q 'he haIa ap aaa oniY
to hlo,As fram ~ tant
H~eene, teapiu A. euapi rtr
~ ihe bank tao hieeks auel ant
"a nei 10 the Alafn tAi,sra ralirr
desps ehed 'hnae nfes aaua 3 sni
p'asei nnris an sa roaaa n ~
vasuo.d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
- = 91177|7771717177a1s171119
NAN KILLED ~
CROWDED u. 4. LOBBY

Kansas CITY January t-tiarry
pruener - Dce Monies IA 4 horse
nnyeg uas shos and instantly kiscf
and Adoipi pafrs ~ cedar Rtpidf.
j. and w u Han ~ Kansas city
uore wounded uhen according a.
vitneescs Prank Thompson a stock
ralsc' opencd fire on nfnener in the
ofonded Bobby ~ the s'osk exchange
hero Today a, ne police heaianar
ienr q was said ,tEi Thompson ai.
miied ~ shooting hat declined 4,
say why H had taken place The
nhociing created near fauic smon :
traders ana visitors uho euutst
fae lobby
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
VI 4 CIItRI ~
PROFITABLE THING

Amherst Ohio. Jan - y Wte
has a fifiy.seven aers farm here
which Is devoted entirely 20 the
Raising of nuts 1gc has ben rrowinr
nuts for roy two wears darin-
Which time he has defisi all laws of
natufe and forced cros. that shr'ee IN
Florida and California 10 wsshssand
the hard winter monihs - Northern
Ohio
Practically every Kind of nat that
grows can b. found on the WIZ
farm. There arr rianf thesfnuts
FHEi'sh walnuts. Jaranese walnuts
pecans. Japanese heart nuts. hick
ory nuts. and hlack ~alnufs. amons
other varieties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

Oklahoma made greater strides in
road building in 1921 than during al
the years that have gone before. ac-
eordlng 70 y T. Clark. state highway
commissioner Clark estimates that
g. per cent of the states good road
sysiem has been bnilf during the past
twelve months There now are ap-
proximafely 100 miles of good roads
IN the state. completed Or IN e0urse Of
construction. and the state road sys-
ter = valued af sl5.00s .3O5 50. Of
when s6'323.s3s has been obtained
from the federal government. accord
ing - . chart inst completed by
Ernest :. Alderman. state engineer.
Road building projects amounting
10 approximately <l0.Oc0.oO0 have been
launched within The year. and more
than H.eo0pU federal aid money has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
~ .IIIAI I'm YEARS.
M IL ttPIt ~ -

Kansas ,lt}. No Jan 3 William
Kerf.oi arrested 81 Sacramento
CAlf, ye~tcrda, on ! charre % steal
ing registered mali has been fuK
tive from iue,iec siaco Not ? 1911.
acro ding 10 : y lahnaton 10 c'lawe
Or The lorai poslofflee Inspectors Dc
parimsni Prior 'o bat tire. ST.
Johnston ssla keffeoi vnr employed
a. q substitute railway flsfk Nort
lne between iesfenworih ani Alll
ionrie KAN ~ vas lad|tirs ~
leiiefal cauu ~ roreAa kana 20
Afl iNie iar ihs ihsf ~ 81 100 %
money ON rrsia erred nafl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
Remarkable Strides Recorded In State Road Making

January !. 1919. according 70 the high
way department records. ebile on
December 81 the total mileage of
drauable road. was i5.525 miles. On ia.
erease ~ 1906 miles since the present
administration has been ia charge
During the same period fifty 81
BRIDES Of the major type represent
ing q 900 feet IN length. o. an aver
age of 3s4 feet per bridge. have been
constructed. the records show
Many Undertakings Contemplated
The chart just completed BY the
highway department shows that sieve-
land and MeClain counties have a road
project under consideration. which has
been delayed by litigation Of an esii.
mated cost Of $4,000 Bryan county
has . project estimated At t2fo.09t -
tcoutin1ed an Pa<s -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
FINANCIAL MD HAlIS
SALE Or {. S. & ".
Order Taking Road Out oi
Receivers Hands l. Issued
Rond Issue Saves The
Road

ufief q lts lnlsfsia'e oumnefr'
commitslaa ahihorsias lssHanes n
tnaa. hl gnatpsny pfeposins e.
tate iho fssn amih ana weslsfn
naauas tampanf uai y she haHaa
n receiver was fre.ieel hr = p
.oNeH neeNsr ng she nsat lrstrf
a.,
rlsas ~ thr nee eaafah, les 90
sale ~ vhlsh wsfr Submitted g. ne
J sspnlsslou s. Ne pus'ln ~ tlefr
land president of ihe nssd laalst's
iAas fbs reorganization wiil eAe
place 81 Apli I lhs taie go iaf thf
sale of hs road ard DO efopefiisa
otter of ,bs roumlssloa an,hoFlas
an l.sus - 81 tso uoa rrst p.ofisarn
salA e.,ar4a lanas ssslea nleF saf-
rola ooalvn hlhas a. che Amount q
sssue,a AMI sgaos shares - eem
mon stock wbboa. rev ssins
rae 81 slpuoo lssus IS d be- aeeur
"a ~ rrt moflFalr sote lnA A,l
~ property ~ ,hs ROAD sna shsii b
Y - i. 4,
49,.
="
lA' "'H"' A'' g ''"' '"' '''e y
''se" @'a e mature '"' '-'rf ma
- years Nem eA'' l'sF ~" '"'
'n''fss' a. me fa'e ~ - pef 'r'
f'f ""h""' F'''He ''H'' H"'A+'"
ana AhAh ~ ''"fes' :" fs'''"P''''
~ T" "p''"n % we ''"'Fa"'' =" '''
interest 'A'' - ~ i'' ''"' - ''''
'a'' '''"e '"f''''f wy" a''f''' ~
'ff''i
H"Dcni mn 'frre hDnft sili he ~
pHffd tf a SECOND mNs'eefr cHihrt'
'Hf Practically che same eforrf'} e.
ihe hfN ~lll mR nff n'i ia'rf taa'
y Years ffpm date Nf tsHanf" aa'
ths. De- fsdrsinst's fpAsf lhe stn'
rnn 'llHHa hA go fmt nn iKaE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

~ g.. Younrhlooi maaanef e Ne
Highland rhsatra has tshsa over ne
Gnhrin fhsaiso snf Ill tsn e lnie
: sigh class theatfe lle has son
frsetsd Tor and eili shew the beet
.fsAiars pleiafes made sad eafs ~
0iu charge q feaaanahle pfira -
sAmisaien rqetafes q ~ eAss u
Thfse naakeieefsT wltn tunE o
FalFiAnAa a. peAftAfnan hafe bsra
looked Also "llnlo Lord fuat.eFol
and WAY Doeu f.a.t aaa maaf
other hirb class PRODUCTIONS An of.
eaestla all alao he Installed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
FIRM FRIEND Of LATE
JAKE HAM0h, N TROUBLE
Buck Garrett Two Gun officer
of Carter County. Faces onstef
Suit. Along With CITY
Marshal Of Ardmore

Ardmoe JAn 9 nnrA CARR 4
sheriff ~ Garter soants ls tss sni'
eoanty offeisl laslaaes 10 ,hc fca'
easier sa4ss nea hv.s tsis mofn'ns
aeeoriIee 20 ~esd ~ slsca from tas
atsefnsy nsnersfs nffiee
Others ia iasea ia he taF ers "
IL ufhaishf eaief - l-si.es - A.
m.re , a lanesteu nssof q
il~stion aaa \ a ueui - "a
esief q s-,liss - lisslaian - fspor'
sala
Suspension - ne Asasa
NJ nfamAiaen - pbIfh eoa'a hs
rea nfsg VA maae ln the report
Jaass p 70 oidn.ll q oA.sh lm,
tIs ~fl nfssde a. special iaa - -
iAe ir.si hers Iannar, is
sasp.uslen Fem offise unili siss'
iAa tlsi. Wlh ~ asket ln ihe saii'
~hiea some 3. sbe tesali - - "a.
sesisailoa ~ oonaliions 10 carri
eoanif resentls fonda.ted b, ths "a
orucs een.fsiF offloe
Na,or lanr-son ~ iiea dian has
hsrn 8 efflee s.n ihe town wat 10
eorfarase8 foar year. aef He i
nfy ,esr oid and has famr,
Mhfie lhr iHlc q, mayer a official
i.auesion b. iea1iY ~ ,hansnan 81
tie hqari - eiip trustees thefe he
ivy f,e Trustees elected and ~
chairman elected p, The usmhcrs
Aaies + rms years ea sHa ~
l.een mar~hs only 4 few months. &C
oeri'ng 10 Mayer fanrsion TAis :
MT his ifst time ia office however
b. having becn elected whru the
iosn vac ia.orpofe "a ana later 20.
igned After several offocra fad
had 4 turn A. ne post Mates assumed
the duties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
pesaost FUNERAL Hslo
Wlfs MUCH sEcaGcy

Philadelphia. Jan e The finrrai
~ Senator ness ruafose waa held
shis mofniar rhn same great 49,
Fesy that surrounded ths nsaAifx 81
Arrangements fof the funsral Tss
rsalnialaea until the body a ms poi
iliesi leader uns hsered lnte tha
brick lined krsve IA South fsufei iinl
cemetery SO snformatlon was lssfth
coming whether there wSFs anY -.
llsioas sefsleea Newspaper rvtDFt
afa we're nas Admitted 70 N burial
rfoand
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
ArrCMpr IS MADE 10
AssAsslNArT polics rsAo

Cairo Eg,1d. Jan IiaAeridine
Dey. rontfoiier ol ghe KetI tian gas
ernmcnf crimes department narrowly
escaped assassination today ~ The
hands 81 a yuuth believed % o. a
student The controller was ser.oss
y ~oundea ~ q roso'ser shot &c
fetafnea the IRE and pursued his 49,
Hsl.Ant bat ths latter escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
LONDON IINIS WRITER
kID<ipID ~ ~ BIN

Dublin. Jan A y kaf foffes
car espondenl tor ihe London Tines
Was llsnafped last nirni by three
armed men whll- vifh other neN .
papermen ia grocer sifop There
has been No word u hln since hit
dlsappearance. snd 20 exp'anat'on q
rs seizure
The correspon .eue attending lhis
mornings session of the dail sfsain
demanded his Immediate reieaae and
the punishment OF his kidnapefs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

ukahems Cilt. vaia. lsa 4
lhffs = 80 hN tefmllt.aF gsfs'i
eeanfy - cay ne exrenasa pf . xep
sfai ranlaimiloa ~ sutsfs this eiatsf.
ihe atiofna, nsuerals efilse a1vlssi
> "A Jacobs s,s retafy ~ ms eaantY
election hoarl ln = letter mailed nts
yesterday AZ lofoha had askea ths
attorney senena far such lniHma
ti1n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
seeoUL eErUses TO
TAKE eEseosE SCAT

Phasdelrhz. la. 5-cor. william
g. sgroal announeed that he ~ouii
not resign % take the senatorshfr
rae vacant ~ tke desfh q Senator
Hoss Pesrose-
II I shoald ever desire fo 70 -
the rnlfe1 states sersts.- said the
rovrrnor. = sh4si s1ems nv csn1i.
d4ry 70 the people os the state r
The rerulsr ~zy-throush the 70
cess@s q noninsfios 2ns es~cfion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
.AcsoLiA's rEsr
ABSOLUTE FAILURE

Tuisa, Jan. sThe waxnni.a pc
iroieum oonpanys 80 ysunt farm
70 The northeast u tn northwest 81
q i-is-s cnshins district. j. ak feet
n he sand topped q; {, ssI fse, sith :
ols = sao~ q OIL and wiih Go Or
10 Zee. - water In TIE hoe This
cisappo'ntneuf offsess cosden q
CO : 10. founi. ~hich wss brought
ln Ias, neek q tep-bsrr.l well "a
tnrai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
MAIL PoUcr STOLEN AT PERRY
REeovIREo Al srIlLWAIGR

oae mail poaeh and several par-
cel posi sacks idenufca a. the oass
stolen from ne ssnte - station a.
Perry eeently. were founa hy bcys
playinr near saltwater = cordlne 20
. long distance telephone nes ssar r.
10 Col q = Johnson. c1lef pos office
inspcrtor for Ok'ahnma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
EXPLOSION OF TORPEDO
On SHIP KILLS MANY

Afhens. Jan. 5-F1fy ho.lie. have
eeen receivec from the Greek torpeda
hoaf destroyer f.eon. anchored IN the
harbor .of Piraeus rhIch was xrecked
yesterday By a. explosion u tor
I~do The erplos'oa ssnsged near1y
~arships sud caused hosssez ashore n
eof<rse. kiiilnx = numher q the IN
habtsafs u = estimated tha, loi
are dad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

AastIr. fss lsr nsssett
aass ffssfai pfeAlhitee sefeF<e
asnt aoerf. AS tNfes etNtf Asstir
efiAssfs shsfasa ~itA rseftsf ln
ssunssslsa ~iin ths snaasiea pes il
- pessss ciastan. shssffeuf r. a.
suss sssF - - shes Nise hsif
hsss ~assa sfsais setas aaa ~sfs
tssra .ssF = sAs FttfsasY sfs~a
ieFf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

Montgonefy Ala- Jan s-A'tor-
nsy General Harweli g Davis i "a
yislnr ail solicitors 20 prosecute for
murder. perzons arrested FOR manu-
facturlnr and SELLING liquor g~hich
causes the death q Any hufnan be
nj
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
ftye oGArHs raoN locsJAw
AT SAN ANTONIO

san Aa,ohio rssas. Jan alive
deaths have occurred "a san Antonia
during the holiday session a. a result
a ioekias caused b. 1eNder buns
recsissd BY ehlidrsn from the firlas
ol small cap plssol< several more
cases were treated ~nh : serum 10
rrssenf disease IL time 70 stop In
llamation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
Return
Against 2I Mem
York Corporations

>s~ rerk gan s,--inaiesEsents
eAsrpiss sio.assoa - ths sner~,aa
arsf0.ast la~. Aase besa retornec
- feoeral prano i4r, against
sieser eorporsi.ers aaa tee lndi
sasais alfsses % have beer rssn
esrs q ss~er pApe cou,eins TIE
indictments rstarrsc secretly 49,
erai weeks aoe. ~-rr unssaisa -
dAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
MINISTER'S SCARCE ~ NATION;
70 START RECRUITING

chaitaneoFa TENS Jan a ~ .
ilonuide eamralra to enlist 6 90 ser
aons % train Cor The ulinlnsry ana zoe
foreign m'ssionaFY uoft. uas fsteI
~ ned upon a. a eonferenee here Yes
leFday ~ che International Christla 5
'EndsaTor field eeretarifs union
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
Peace for
land
4 (! !onlOte
30 gvta
tana II ~ a Wslsn. ~sm
~ uf q g -. . aaatea = .
csatral ~ aten tFam o,,ens

,sasf. - ssYlea - ststs~~Ht :
a. asfestslY sssss snst. - 80 psA
tsa sssaas ,te sessss ~n ~ as's
fsstss - a. lsasf taa satst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
slAzs DESTROYS HOUSE

Pre- destroyed small hulilinx
owned ~ A p Poriwood al 81
south Capital shls morning shortly
aftcr o'ciock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

~ yoa own an oid car ynn must
pap a higher auiO tax than me man
with a brand new car This y
eau-ed - the sudden dror in prices
~ new cars ~ al makes Nany
cars are being sold now a. a iesscr
price than In 1914
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05
UnderSeQ
Problem
Clearing


~ssslrcser. Ja1. s-itsls hss ee.
cssee 10 seeess shs secrns Rect reso
issis. prosisifs ss ATTACKS - SIT
-arirss - merchant shlps rros .aes
sns Frsrcn o<leossser sess tie sarns.
q ~ss sac tocss "a sushor.tssiss
issilsn eirviss rhs dseis.on ~id
.sss "a ,osssh,s 70 holo . sstsion -
tss f.il nssal commstrs tossg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

heen colleefed during The year, me
records show.
Outlook Is Good
Prospects of a continuation n the
good roads program in 1922 are bright
~ many of the counties are voting
bonds and the federal government has
advanced ~ .752 1914 for 1922 This
money will be matched quickly by the
counfies which will make a road fund
close to <4.co00O0 70 start the year.
Clark says.
A. result of the road building
program of the year there now are
some stretches Of road in the state Of
considerable length. the equal Of any
ROADS in the world. T" aid Clark
The road between Tulsa and Mus
kcyee. sixty miles in length. was con-
piefed during the year and has opened
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

. n hyde ~ Meridian haa opened
ap = grocery store in the Perry Nc
Coy building 50, Fast okiahoma
Avenue. Tie = an experienced Frsc-
cry man and faa iarre aepaini
anship here and in the connfy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

There v1f1 - . ruersist Z Le Br7z
post Americas Lekior a. the courr
house tbs ers1lr< .. 80 o'cbors
Prn<-zn for ccm'nx year gill -
rizn.et
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

Mrs N oseu IA Anown Okia
homa citv club ,aman died ai her
home ln that risy snadeuly ,csterds
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

iadre clara n a~grlsi eoar n
Oklahoma CITY sentrnood Harvey
lurt 70 =, year. N she nurhssnt arf
for hleh~ay n,hhert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

Airs Elizabeth Tyler ~ Atlanta.
%. has announced hsr resignation a.
assistant 90 y y chrs. lmnerlai
ticaale and head ~ the prpfnranfa
department - TIE Ku Kps klnn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-05

, y Stewart ol drslier va sleep
inr wheu cvelons hit hit thask near
Shreveport last night ila WAS
hln~u ic5 feet ani sustained
iroken iex
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fipnfia Afep negro. encr
slave Is desd IN hsr home in rorlus
christi Texas a the asr nf iIe
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one u the longest stretches Of good
roads N the southwest The thirteen
niles ~ concrete road Trading east on
Twenfy-fhird street from the state
capitol which will be opened officially
within . few weeks but which u being
Travelled AZ this time despite the alb
senee Of Que bridge. il another under.
taking of importance which has been
accomplished during the year
Forty eight Projects Under Way
There were f0rty-eighf separate
state and federal aid road buiidiug
projects under way during the year.
Approximately ihirfy-six separate con
tracing firms and more than ! 700
common and skilled Iaborers were en-
ployed on the work
There were o. Iy GAO miles of
drseabl< dirt roads in the state on
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Thc feup.ow lund issnc sosfl IS
Oklahoma Coaniy - ml rssp ihe
essniy roade. haa hncn a.,ld af -
premium ~ feen Tho honds ars
iaa exemn. hni r.n Tor 81 ye.ra with
4 = ref cent rate 81 lnteresf
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WIRE FLASHES

Mrs. Eva reatun Is. Fmlaoria. Is
mate 81 ne state hofitAl ser ihe
mrnt1lly sick ~ IppeAa d deat o.
lowing hcr islh aiiompi 70 kln hcr
~2f She hung herseif
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been collected during The year q
records show.
, 1922-07-29
VcTOR-WY0M|NG PLANS
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

At the annual meeting OF the Victor
Wyoming OIL company. held yesterday
afternoon at tho local offices OF the
company it was decided to start a as-
gressive development campaign of the
company's property in addition to tho
test now ready TO be made in the Bates
Hole district.
This company holds title to about
5000 acres in this state most OF which
ia proved and the balance being tested.
1t also has 1900 acres in Elk county,
Kansas. which has production on all
sides up to tho "a lines. A well viii
be drilled on this acreage starting TN
medlately and the company expects to
have two producers completed by fall.
At the election of officers. A C.
Johnston was voted president; Geo. W.
Jarvis. secretary and resident mana
ger; E. A. jackson Of the United Live
Stock Bank at Des Moines. treasurer.
The above and Noah Williams. oonsti-
tute the board of directors.
, 1922-07-29
CASING HEAD Gas IS
GIVEN BOOST BY PLAN
FOR SALT Greek ROAD

q. H. Schwartz returned to Casper
yesterday from a four weeks business
trip in the Md Continent field and
the east. He advises that the adver-
tised intention to build a railroad
from Buchanan to Salt Creek has Gre
ated active interest among Casing
Head Gas people who believe that the
building of the road may furnish
transportation outlet for casing head
gasoline manufactured on the ground
in Salt Creek. Some Of these con-
Germs whose operating plants and
general business and financial stand
ing were Investigated by Mr.. Schwartz
have rendered contracts to producers
in Salt Creek offering to pay a roy
atty OF 80 Ia per cent OF all gasoline
extracted and to return the dry gas
to the producers lease free of charge.
In the event the railroad Is built
there will undoubtedly be various es-
tablished concerns seeking casing
head gas contracts and as the Salt
Creek gas win supply from four to
eight gallons per Thousand cubic feet
and the expense. OF extraction is not
great II issthe opinion OF Mr.. Schwartz
that a very considerable revenue may
be obtained by some of,the Salt Creek
operators either through installation
of plants Of thir own or under casing
head gas contracts which viii COM
mand at least the royalty now being
offered.
, 1922-07-29
Livestock Mart



CHICAGO. July 2s-urnit.d states
BureAu of Agricultural Economicsl-
Cattle. receipts $500; compared with
week ago; Beef ties 10 to $50 low
err grassers showing most decline: top
beef steers for week tio.so; top yeari-
ngs 1000; she stock practically un-
changed; in@between grades beef cows
and heifers weak: came strong
buls largely CSC lower. veal calves Is
TO DOC higher. weeks bulk prices beef
steers SS.6o4iO.oo: stockers ana feed.
ers Sbbo@65o: butcher she stock q. 90
a1.25; Gamers IND cutters ,s.ooas7L:
veal calves {s.251s.Ts.
Hogs. receipts $500: closing mostly
10 TO 15c lower than early. or about
steady TO &c lower than Frdav.a nv
eraEe top. 1880 early: practical ton
late 1000 bulk Ss.IOdIo.4o; bulk ros
butchers ss7591o.4o; mixed and
packing hogs 10 to iBc lower thar
Fridays good time. ,saidover mo5er.
ate; pigs duh. heavy Ss.soa1o1o: mes.
ium si0JooQlo.4o; light {io.s5afoB o.
light light s1o.2s8Io.4o: packing soyys
smooth ts.Oo9s.65: PACKING s.urs
rough S.so9s.1o; killing pigs ,o.sCG
Sheep receipts 1000: market stcsav.
compared with weak ago; Fat r,,t,.
lamhs strong to 25o higher. wrs,err,
steady to i5c lower; Gull native. IA.
nef' hsht sheep steady; heavies %
. ooe lower feeder lamis IS to Soc
over weeks bulk prices native lambs
Oo4I-'eoi western I2s01I2.s5;
"a. ewes ss-bo97.oO; feeder lambs
sii;o'al2'so; Gull native lambs 5000