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The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
To Find Does
Not Mean Keep

Saturday morning, while on his
way to town. Conrad Heidi lost his
pocket book containing $1l5.0e
says the Sugar City Gazette. Three
young men passing along the roa
found the. purse and money. TheV
divided S1.5.00 of it equally between
them threw the pocket book away
and went ON their way rejoicing.
The loss was soon discovered by Mr..
Heidi and search was instigated,
The three young men had been seen
TO pass that way, so Marshal
Mathews and Mr.. Heidi called upon
them and questioned them At first
they denied having found the purse
or money, but later acknowledged
finding the pocket book but denied
that there was any money in it.
A warrant was issued for their ar
rest, however. and they We're taken
to ordway. After considerable grill
ing, one of the boys confessed and
turned over his part of the find"
1t was some time before the other
two could be persuaded to admit to
having the rest of the money. Then
they all stuck TO the statement that
there was only $125.Od in the bill
book. Mr.. Heidi finally accepted
that amount and charge Of petit
larceny was filed in police court. 1t
cost them s22.O0 each for the trouble
they made the officers to regain the
lost property.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
A JOLLY
SCRAP-BOOK
5IlliIIIImMiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIInIlIlIiII
BY MARTHA B. THOMAS

IOLLY scrap-books for children who
j are unfortunate in being i'll in hos
pitfalls at Christmas time-or in any
other place, for that matter-may be
made Of bright-colored advertisements
pasted on cloth. Dark-green cambric
makes an excellent background. II 1t
Is cut in rectangles of Is inches by ~
and folded once through the center OF
the longest side, you have then four
large pages for your book. Three OF
these rectangles make respectable
showing and give enough space for
many pictures.
The brighter advertisements the bet
ter, and If you can think of funny
name to paste underneath each one,
the children will squeal with delight.
Sometimes variation may be gained by
cutting the pictures in outline, If Ae
figures are large enough. Covers of
magazines often afford good material.
A pretty cover for your book may be
arranged by cutting small squares into
triangles. using the gummed paper
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

The frontiers in America have
vaniHhed. The era of cheap lands
will never return. From now on the
price of land will be increased be-
cause OF the natural scarcity of till
liable areas and the increasing COS;
OF cultiyating land which is tillable.
According to the United States
Department of Agriculture, there are
4O,000.000 acres OF absolute desert;
and coo. 100000 acres of land which
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
Farm Bureau Opposes
Tax Exempt Securities

the farmer is the last man to be peh-
ofitted by tax-exemptions; his iahu
is in sight. II is the wealthy ma"
who invests his money in these tax
exempt securities issued by local state
and the national government VINO
thus escapes his just share OF the
cost of government.
The income from some SSo'ooo'-
goo 900 of wealth is today escaping
tcxation by being invested in tax
exempt bonds. Every acre OF farm
land and every Industry must pay
double" to make up this enormous
loss to the government.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

The passing of constitutional
amendment providing against fur
ther issuance of tax-free securities
was advocated at the ninth annual
convention of the Farm Mortgage
Bankers association in Chicago. IN
- paper bv James X. Howard. presid-
ent of the American Farm Bureau
federation.
''The evasion of exemption of any
class OF property from its just PROV
orticn of taxes" he said, causes the
burden TO fall that much harder up
on other forms. unquestionably
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
Era Of Cheap Land Forever
Gone In The United States

is semi-arid and suitable only for
grazing.
Those who wish rev lands can
fird plentv of il in cut-over sections
at prices ranging from $40 to SO"
per acre. But it would cost all the
way from S35 to 5000 per acre to
clear the land and place it ready for
cultivation There are 9l.O0O,O0o
acres OF undraincd swamp land that
can be purchased cheapley. but the
cost of drainage is almost prhibitive.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
RaIsln EIun.

Two cupfuls sugar, " cupful water.
l stin1y beaten egg white, N cupful
chopped ralsins, " cupful chopped
walnut meats, Y teaspoonful vanilla.
Boil sugar and water until 1t threads
when dropped from the tip of spoon.
four on beaten egg white and beat
until 1t holds Its shape. Add ralsIns,
nuts, salt and vanilla. Mix well. Drop
from teaspoon on paraffiAe paper and
Set aside until cold.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
1922 MELON CROP

The 1922 production of melons in
Arkansas valley approXimated $500
carloads. or 400 cars over the 1921
yield. which was the high record.
OF the total, 1900 cars were eantal-
oupes. 500 cars were honey dews.
and 200 cars watermelons.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
To Decorate Christina. Scrap. Book.

Christmas ribbon of different colors
furnished at all stores in the holiday
season. Get as broad ribbon as pos
sible, cut 1t to make square, then cut
the square dlagOnahy, |. e., from corner
to corner. You Will then have four
triangles OF equal size. Cut another
square Of smaller size In the same way.
giving you four additional triangles.
These eight pieces can then be ar.
ranged as fancy dictates to make a
decoration In the center of your cover.
one such simple arrangement Is shown.
OF course these triangles need to be
moistened and stuck on the cover ac.
cording to the plan Of your design,
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

same farm he has lived on for 75
years and on which he has farmed
for so years.
The farm which he presides over
is now valuable. but he bought most
of il at the rate of / ; cents an acre.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
COLORADO MAKES RECORD

The State of Colorado. with its
good roads. operates more than 4OO
motor busses for the transportation
of school children. over ninety per
cent OF the children transported ride
in the auto busses.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
NATIONS OLDEST FARMER

Claiming to be the oldest active
farmer in the United States. George
Elkins of Buncombe, Ill. at 95 years
of age is still engaged in working the
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

1t may be difficult for a rich man
to enter Heaven, but that doesn't
mean that poor men will pass with
out examination.-Wil Suttbn.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
MORE ECONOMICAL TO CHEW

A Manzanola man who chewed
about twenty-five cents worth of to-
bacIo a week. decided to try the TO-
bacco cure recently In two weeks
he ate $50 worth of cure; during
the next week he ate ten cents worth
Of gum. five cents worth of candy,
erasers from IA pencils and shewed
dozen pen holder ends. He is NO"
chewing again for the sake of econ
omy.-ManzanC san
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22
ButtsrmIlk for IN. e...

buttermilk Is good substitute for a
more costly face preparation. Let 1t
dry on, then massage in to correct the
drawing els tendency and make the skin
soft.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

A son was born to Nj. and Mrs.
Floyd Bollacker OF Susqr City 81
Wednesday, December IL.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

one of the soft-faced cloths In dark
blue was chosen for this smart autumn
suit. 1t IL made with the regulation
plain. straight skirt. little shorter
than ankle length, and has box
coat trimmed with silk braid like 1t
In color. and gray carncul fur. The
braid, in parallel rows. makes n bhhh
trimming from shoulder 10 hip line,
and border above the wide band of
fur at the bottom.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

Learn to enjoy what you must do.
you Will enjoy more all that You do.
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

Carbon paper in any quantity a'
the New Era office. N"'
The Ordway new era., 1922-12-22

EG16IEl9lE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
JUDGE COTTERAl CALLS
A FEDERAL GRAND JURY
Many Witnesses Appear on First
Day, Announcements Of In.
diclmcnts Not To BE
Made

Between forty and nfiy wllnotaes
answered subpoonas 20 80 before the
federal grand Jury which convened IN
Oklahoma city "Wednesday. according
20 federal attorneys
No announcements n he proceed
ingn can ho made uatll indictments
are returned and tho ones indicted ate
under arrest officers said
no arrests have been made of per
sons who tried 20 interiors with vvt.
efu or attempted 20 keep clrctara frnm
Wasting their ballots Il was announced
Wednesday AZ the office of Alya Mc-
Donald. United States marshal Al
though several instances ~ disorder
occurred aud 81 Is understood thAt
they afe being Investigated iho elec-
tlon a. a whole "a Oklahoma was
orderly aud quiet according % an
nouncements
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 4
WILL Be OBSERVED
Father and Son Week VIII Be
Popular This Year As Never
Before, National Oh.
servance Planned

Father and son WeeA viii be- Oh.
served throughout the country the
week % November l2 lor ihe purpose
81 hrlneing fathers and ssHa into
closer relationship with each other
Friday November i5 win De- recrea .
u.n day Fathers win take an
afternoon cif and indalfe IN the hoys'
play. or no on q hlte with the boy
or take him 20 tho football game
then IN the evening attend a father
and sen binquct There will BE- ban
qncts iu some churches Practically an
The churches wul participate. seyeem
joining tagcthcr az they dld last yosr
Arrangements are being made 10
Aafe q father and son sermon preach
ga IN an Guthrie chufchoa on sun
tsy m9iaing November ie
Mayor Pollard has Issued proc
fmat.ar calling upsn fathers y Gail
rle q na INTO ne spInt of ne week
The pfa,lamai'on reads.
To The people 81 Guthrie
Because q has an important bear.
ing On civic welfare in Guthrie. a.
well as on individual welfare IN
fconllnucd on PAGE ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
INDICTMENTS SOON IN
HALL MILLS MURDER CASE
State Abou, Ready To Begin
lis Work Three Suspects
Are To Be Arrested
Soon

New nrnwck. ~ J., Nov a.
The inform eion on which the
state 81 New Jersey eNnos q cb-
tain lndicimns Of three persons
flr ne mnrdlr q REV Edward
Wheeler Han and h.n choir leider.
Mrs Eleanor lunehar Mllis. WIS
20 be- iaid before Supreme Court
luftlee Parker end Grand Jury
Foreman Glbb hy Dsputy ATTY. Gen
Mott today "a som rvlie
Persons clofo 20 the authorities
say that ihc investigators have IN.
dlcated the mn who Mrs Jane
Gibson SAYS she saw shoot Mrs.
Mige and the rector The au h,T
Ties VII ask that he b. Indicted
FOR fifst degroe murder They win
seek also 20 indie, The woman IN
srgy' for fira degree murder on
ihe grounds that she was an ao-
oompllco bnt dld noi actually KIN
either Dr Han o. M,r Mllla. Ths
h.rd man under suap' cion "a said
rs be member OF ths Epaearal
church of 49, John tho Evangelist
~ which Or Han was recior. Au-
ihoittes hope 10 obtain hla lnd'ct.
m fnf on a charge ~ being an ac-
ccsorY afsr the fact They say
h drove tho motor car which trail
"a Dr Han and Mrs MUS 10 the
phillips farm whore they were
murdered. and also that h. has con-
ofal' a INF rmaiIon from the au-
h0r'tsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
LtNT0\ HAS ANOTHER
NATIONAL BA\k FAIL IN

izvion, Nss. The First National
hank z Laaion. failed & open ts
doors for the sec'nd time within q
year A notice posted on the door
stated that the tank had been closed
By order q ihs board o. directors
federal hank oraminer Y under
siood % have taken charge ~ che
hank bat heeaase i was closed for
election day tho public cid
not learn o. ihe siiuauan aaul we'd
nesdhy
The bank VAS closed lat fail and
re-spenca about six months aro 80
statement has been made by ofilciah
e TIE Institution. huf persons Inior-
esiod ir the bank wcre quoted a. say
uT thar it had been forced 10 close
iy action of the Unred states bank
inr officials in ordering removed
PAPER held hg The bank which had
previously been passed as sound
Tie bank g capitalized a. $4,000
Alex walker 1 president
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
Rich Woman
Is Bilked By
A Wicked Bird

chleaao. New. e--Afssr = weeks
honeynoon. Mrs. Joan Merits
s Liehtraa peeke. ef Mewphls.
Tenn.. ssld % be wealthy. today
is searching Ger her husband. A.
len Deeeke, si,a yesterday dlsap
rearsa. fror, their bridal suite IN
a local hotsi leaving = note saylnc
he had bsen called ost e town on
business
According % police. Who cues
soneo Mrs. pssoks, shs told them
shs married Deecks after : weeks
eourtship tter husband told her,
she said. thas ne Il an officlal e.
the purani Meter company, an IN
Nestnent broker II S@n Franeisco.
owner o. 1900 asrss - Colorado
mineral property and had a. e.
penslNo motor car waiting ter her
q, ~ home
Win peeeks. according % Mrs
pseekss stsry, 20 pones. also
went 500 % her money and KEYS
e her safety deposit eoS " the
First and Fourth National Banks
81 Nashville.
Last night Mrs peeeke informed
police. she received a telegram
from her husband from uikhart.
leo. IN which be stated be would
arrive n Chicago early this morn
ING Bot the train arrived win
cot him. and police then wired his
description 20 NASHVILLE, ulkhart.
Ne~fork and san Francisco ask
lna sor information concerning
him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
NILSSON m DEMOCRATS
nACk ~ POWER

st ftnn 500 Nov . The demo
crab ~ Missouri scored q sweeplnr
toslofg rassday bv eleellnr. IN sf.
dilon sa Senator Reed who ass cff'
rsd into office a. result of hls e
600 plurality secured IN the rock
bound republican riiY " ~ isHla.
eieseu ~ the slstssn congress sasn,
iho state supeunlendent o' schools.
an three JUDGES n the aials supreme
court twelve n the ~ state ignl
tors and larse majority ~ tht 20
state legislators rhef ell have rom
nlste o.ntfol ~ tho nent legislature
On iho sending ~ eopgfessmfn tu
washlueton iar me asst congress tHe
democrats made gain q ulae sa
they have bat - representative in
iho present congress-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
MRS NORA MUIlON
LEADS COUNTY TICKET
Candidate Fer County Superin.
tendeni Received 5 zee Votes
DR. Kendall Defeated BY
o b. Acton

Mrs Nora NuKlow iead ne re-
ruhican ucket ~ Iaksn coanty
Shs defeated her or onrnf Mrs.
Hahn BY slas vofes, her teM vote
hEsng s2es Is Mrs IEulms a6i.
Frank Bond vas next h'ehest with
sisi 20 Edgar Herncss soss or q
majority Il SeeT
q 2 Aeon defeated nr Ksndau
for Representative ~ 1913 votes.
Acton reviewed se68 Votes % Ken
dags .sgs
oihr cou,css Ia ths county rs-
main De stme as ths totals printed
yeterdav The Official vcts an
safe candidates wll not be- avail
able b.fre saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
WALTON cARRiES rsE ENTiRg
STATE TICKET MIrh l.lN

okiahona clsy. NeV. s-oklahor,a
~h seno seven seroersss snc ore rs
poehean - eoneress Il ~as inoIeasea
'eesy wren TIE eovns made o. Tues.
Gays s'eetlon ~as nearing eorpleNon.
Seven csrnosrssis arc assured 81
s'eetier. The orly district shat ds.
Neloped slese race vas tie eieh,h
ard thsre i appeared =. c. Career
republican hsa wen "a
Democrats ~rsssso ter eersres
sioral SEATS fron TIE republicans arc
rs'elestec three ineuresr;s
Candidate waltons r,s,srt, ~sn
reach vel over $4,000 ard may reach
7oooo' hs carries ths ~hsis state
ticket with Mn. osmoerasis state
sAnc'essss reserved rssiorisls, rans
'ns froc' 5000 Ger Lieutenant osser,sr
we ran Behind. 10 5000 fer A s
J. sha~. candidate for stat. treas.
ersn The iseis'sisre viii b. ss-s
cratic r. beta Branches A large ma
isfiv q tss dstriss isssss s..s,ss
are seneersts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
THIS WOMAN LEGISLATION
~ WHY BO>f DRi

Chicago. Nov a Mrs Los1e
Holman ONeili % D1uners Grove.
the frat and only woman a. o.
elected 70 the Illinois Legislature
lot u De- known today she ihs would
not be- bound by the ofsreheimirs
sentiment of Illinois voters far
wine and beer as expressed a. ne
polls Tuesday
She sun0uneed aho would oppose
any legislation attempting 20 anf9rcs
The mandate.
7 ana mighty Glad the soldiers
bonus woa. howeYer. sbe said. for
i f. a good thing and I havc always
been Tor g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
IINIL sIORI ~ NCH
BOOST nAiI GAVE

one winiaw u tba llnil Store faf
men has been devoted 10 baosflnk the
football came between ihs Outhiis
high school and the Norman hisn
school which ls g. ss plsyed here next
Friday The wlndop q decorated slfa
ihe teams caior and l. attractive
Each boy ~ the home team W
makes score wili BE- preseuiea
with an engraved belt buckle with tas
word. ~cashrie IA The I4ntl bansh
are boosters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
Oper the Wire


Naah'nsiou The T. s. cm4er
patfburgh left Gihraltfr for con.
'sianiinopie "for eycntuainis~ the
navy department announced
Yakima. Wash lee Title re
emily defeated f0r ths ronaalic,n
nomination for q e senator ended
his lie br taking poison
somers. Conn Krnes, +. rugor
vas elected probate Judge "a M
ilee held by his father aud Grand
father for N cf he AS war. ~
the courts existence
New York Albert Cutler wa
selected a. referee for ne annual
lnifrnaiituai professional fSe bsn
in Billiard championship t0uana-
menf Hfgs weaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
SOLDIER BONlS II
DEFEATED N STATE

Oklahoma city Nov . The
soldiers bonus WAS considered sef.
tied today with returns showing
majority d rko thousand votes
against wth 100 precincts report
ing the couui stood 7iC7g Tor the
bonus viih 7c022 against
Political clrelfs eIlressed tho
opinion that tha bonus had 4 very
elm chance = overcoming the
votes east arsinst n Forty-sn
counties had completed their count
IN general the vote conformsd 10
ihe usual line being republican on
lha north and northwest and demo
cratic elsewhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
GAS WILL EIllI ~
EtTn 10 on

r0nca city. Okla. Nnv William
iAuior a gang foreman in TIE Ton
kawa Oh fields for thr Comar on
Company is dead and n. FULLER. a
drilling contractor. Is Is tho ronca
city hospital severely burned a. the
result u a Kas wcll on lho ronnock
on companya lease catching tire late
yesterday While aiiemptlpg 20 dr.i
through the 500 foot gas sand w'th 4
rotary outfit, the gna became KNITTED
DESTROYED the rig and "a stlii burning
Tho soil Ia making twelve million
cubic feet d gas Efforts are holnE
made % control a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
MANY MARmt6E LICENSES
iRE ISSUED HiitE

Thea, marriage hcnaes have
tsen issued ~ the court clenA
cecn victor Bolng, as and Ru'h X
wmams i9. beth q oklahema city
r Al pochins 2S ana AuuHa
Paaurh p of Oklahoma city Roy
Michaeis n and Mildred stone IS
both of Guthrie Charles Odsumre
~ ana Mllfsla standbronsh IT,
both 81 Mulhal A n nufiord 20
and Iea l. ssmuls = ~ Crescent;
Fnsd M Allison SCI kansas Gay
and Brr.ha Mcl.roy % u Dallas,
r. o Jordan. % q Cashlng and
irfue newell % ~ C'eyeland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
NENHIIlln VIII IiAAI
10 IAtE \ Iit.lii

B's Rapids uiIh. Sos W'vi.
bridge n Ferris. Rte slsct.nn asaurft
~ an luffeaalnf majority thfuaEh
COZ the state has announc 2
that be first go alter belaK sWnfn ?
as Unlied states senaiar ~oula ne -
move i0 Haseat Senator rrumau "a
Neeberfy
We can SEE him nai n there SAID
che nesiy eieeied senator We have
me votes nos % 40 li aai W. ri.i
40 lf"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
GREAT POWER DAM on
RIO cRAnoE Riveag

Washington. Nov. Appilcaeign
has been received b. the federal
power commission Tor permit
covering erection n a power dam
IN the RIO 0rande river. i've miles
above Laredo. Tex. The plant. ae-
oording 20 Il. W Morrison. the ap-
plicani. vii develop 5.o0o horse-
power which Will Be used principally
Laredo. The necessary approval q
he government of Mexico already
has been obtained. the petition de-
olared. ,.al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
SHAWNEE REItI\S
MLlE SUNDAY LAW

shawnee. Nof 2 Shawnee citizens
% not want pictare shows and other
places q business open on sunday
they Indicated by their votes Tues
day
"The ~hlue sunday ordinance. clos
inr 81 such places Ga sunday which
was voted upon because a controversy
had arisen ever tho passage of the
ordnance hy The city council. va.
sustained hy majority n q votes.
complete returns showed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
{. L. HiRscHl TO STAGE
a BIC STOCK SALE

r. L. Hrschi viii pat On a big
sale A. his farm miles east ana
9 south q Guthrie. Monday. Sovem !.
bfr 18th. Among Other thinge 70
be sold win be "a head or rsgi,ssred
shorshorn ca'fle and = number of
horfes and mules. Fres lunch viii
be served 81 noon. See his "a in
Fridays paper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
When Dreams
Come True

~ rha A-ssrlsge1 rres.l
NV Nerk. NeN. s.--Mre Jessie
earotti ancenea e. flares leapina
through tee heuse. sne asscke
screaming -ths house is aflren
Oncef protest her husband Get
70. vert Down TIE hall. ard sound =
firs eiazina near TIE soer - the
apartnaent sners sieps the wife and
az ehlioren % . policeman The
siNtf tenarts escaped without n
iay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
DEMOCRATS wis POLAND

Nieana Nov s-Ths Polish o,sc-
r1nf Sunday ressitcd IN a. over
shelmng victory for the national
oemoerats. rendering TIE rs-election
q Marshall Pasudsh a. president
e-nbtfll according % an Exchange
telegraph dispatch.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09

Lincoln Web. Sor p The state
banking department took over the
Farmers Tank q Bennett. after off,
Gals q the bank declarod that thcy
rere unable q bring lt out n r.
naneiai dlfncsities over ioanlnr Is
said 9 Dc ihe cause q uhe troHbie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
FIRST CONTEST FOR coNoREss
SEAT IS ANNOUNCED

Wilmington. Doa, Nov s-The
republican STATE committees o. Dela-
ware today was expected 10 ask for
a recount In the contest for the
~. 8. senate because of the small
msrzIn q votes Tbomas =. Bayard.
democrat held over the republican
incumbent. T. Coleman Dupont.
With the complete bat unofficial
returns showing a majority or oniy
Se7 votes for Bayard. the Dupont
forces bs, night refused 70 ooncede
the election,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
a SLAP AT soDoLpHr

Paris. NoF. Motion pictures q
bah flghfs have caused municipal
Councfiior Leopard Beian - Drotest
20 fhe prefect y police and demand
the SUPPRESSION - scenes which show
bornes being iniured ~ infuriated
balls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
OKLAHOMA CITY NEGRO HhHp.
cUFFEo; rARRED. FEhrHuREp

fhf IhT Aasf~iffrs fFfssl
Oklahoma City. Nov. IA negro
porter a. local roonina house vas
handcvffed b : band of men late
last night and taken 70 the county
where he ~as given coat of tar and
feathers, according 70 . police an
ncvneemeot today.
Authorities sad they DID not know
Why the Negro ~as punished nor tte
Identity of his asrsiiants.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
CUSHING BRisTow BUS
LINE STARTED

Gushing. nov "A bus line BE-
tween this city and Bristow has been
started. cutting the time required for
travel between The two cities more
than thirty hours intermediate stops
are made between the fNo terminals
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-09
MIAMI NAN ADMITS
HE KILLED a NEiGHeoR

Miami. S0v. s-John Rluey. a
farmer living shout l. miles west.
of here SUR ndered 20 county OFF,
Gers a. noon yesterday. telling them
hat be had shcf and probably
killed q nelEhDor Charis Buiard.
who he fald vas snisrlnz ih Sane
h1me with . knife and tar atening
Raney's nfe The men quarcled
Tuesday over stock trsspaseing ana
ne troubis vas renewed yesterday
according % Ranfys statement