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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27
FARNUM COMING HERE
in THRILLING WESTERN

A thrilling story of the west
"Moonshine Valley" big William
Fox production with William Far
mum as the star, will come to the
Liberty theatre Monday.
The popularity Of Farnnum grows
greater with every picture which he
appears in. And there is good rea-
son for this. William Farnum's pic
lures are always blooded thrills.
Farnum represents man as we all
wish to see him-a man who fights
for right, who battles against Unjust
ice, large and small.
In "Moonshine Valley" he has a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27
FILE PETITION TO PROBATE.
WILL OF ROBERT H. CAY

The will of Robert Henry Cay, for
Nor Moscow resident who died Sep
tcin5er 20, was today filed in the pro-
bae court with a petition to probate
The will. were filed today in the pro-
bate court.
Under the terms of the will all COM
munity property is to be held by the
Surviving wife during her life, at
which time 1t is to be distributed
equally among her four children. Ro-
bert, Leon, MAYA, and David Cay, sub
ject to deductions given by two Of the
children during the life of the deceas-
cd.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27
sTARMIRRoR MOSCOW IDAHO FRIDAY 81

Mr.. Waters record, during a long
period of activity in this state would
not justify any one who is opposed to
to be friend to the liquor interests.
He is anxious for any one to investi-
gate his record as citizen and Off
Ger of Washington county on this mat
ter. Such investigation will, 1 am
sure clear his skirts of even a friendly
relation toward the opponents of ma
tionally wide prohibition and strict
enforcement of the law.
Feeling that an injustice has been
done Mr.. Waters, I am anxious that
you give this publicity and thus COR
rect any false impressions that may
have been given.
w. J. CHANDLER.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27
THE FORUM
; = + = = + = = = = = z = = + !
Denies Waters FayOrs Vets.


Dear Editor:
I notice in your editorial columns
Of October "a that you have copied
from The Lewiston Banner an article
stating that the Association Against
the Prohibition Amendment had en-
dorsed Mr.. G. W. Waters, democratic
candidate for Congress for this dis
trict.
I was with Mr. Waters when the re-
port of such endorsement was given
by the Spokesman Review. I then felt
the disappointment that he felt at hav-
ing been so endorsed and was assured
by him that such endorsement had
been given without his permission; in
fact Mr.. Waters said there had been
no communication between himself
and this organization.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27
ALFONSO DISPLAYS HUM0R

Laughs When Child Says He is Not
Handsome Enough to Be King.
King Alfonso still likes children. He
was talking to little girl of six years
during his visit to DeauvUe, France,
when he suddenly burst out laughing
He had been telling the child In reply
to her question, that he really was the
king of Spain.
81 don't believe it," the child said;
you have no crown, no diamonds, no
throne, and, then, you are not hand
some enough. All the kings I've seen
In picture books were good-looking."
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27
SEEKS DIVORCE

Mary 1. Kel.,y Of Moscow today IN
STUFFED action in thu district court for
a divorce from Frank L. Kelley The
grounds for tia complaint as stated
In The complaint were failure to sup
port. The couple married at Burley,
Idaho, in May. 1919. and are now re-
81 Ing in Moscow
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27

beautiful background for his work
most Of the scenes in the play are
laid in the western foothills.
Sadie Mullen new conner on the
screen, is Farnum's leading lady. He
is also supported by another new
conner, Dawn O'Day, three years Old
The youngster is said to be one of
the cleverest children appearing on
the screen. Holmes Herbert, always
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27

a favorite, plays an important part.
Jean the dodger and an old favorite
with the fans, has part which, it
is said, he enacts to perfection.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-10-27

The story is by Mary Murillo. Her.
bert Brenton, one of the foremost
directors of film plays, handled the
direction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
Continued on rags 81
MAN WHO KILLED WIFE
MtST GO TO PRISON

Oklahoma CITY. Oc'. The Grim
nal court Of appeals today conflrm-
Cd the conviction OF a first degree
manshughttr charge of Jamss Cof-
fern Of strliford. Wso was cusfd
og the murder OF hls wife n an
''rornsl triangle case as tho court
designed a.
In reviewing the case. ,he oplnloa
faid ihai ios imony offered Ia tho
original trial in thl district ccurt of
Garvin county before judge Frank
Mathews, showed in 1920 that Cof-
fem sho. both h's wife and her "al-
eyed iovfr." Walter ROLAND and
ihlt ROLAND VIII recover whne ihs
wife died almost. ins aa.ly
c,fIenn was giwn cght star
sentence 10 tae penitentiary when
found guilty Of the charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
He Insulted Me,
So / Killed
Him." She Said

Fort Worth, Tesoe 7.-"l4e In.
suited me and ! killed him. this
statement ~as made 70 Poiiee Cap
tain r. D. Williams hy Mrs. Jose
phlne AezsH'. following the fsia'
shooting this morning of John
Sinner. bridge man.
Shortly after three o'clock this
morning a call came 10 police head
quarters from the Dallas hotel on
Commerce street. A womsn's voice
said;
'i've cot a dead man down here.
you had better come and get him
Mrs. Aexam was the informant
Officers found Sinner lying In
bed. In his underelothes, shot five
times. Mrs Ae1am. dressed in a
klmmons. admitted the policemen
ard showed them the way into the
room occupied BY Sinner. She -
nained there during the lnsesties-
ton ard aided the officers in carry.
ing the body 10 a streteher
When informed she would have 20
accompany the officers 10 the po.
lice station she said she would be
ready as soon as she was "dressed
up a bit"
"Will | be permitted 20 keen my
watch. purse ard powder pufff' she
smllinely Inquired Of Capt Will
Jams.
Mrs. kexam and her husband /
George Acxam are being held pend
ing further investigation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
TWENTY-TH THREE ARE
KILLED IN BATTLE
Francisco Murgnia, Rebel Leader,
Is Given a Sound Beating
BY Royal Mexican
Troops

VI paso. Tex. Oct 2 Loyal Aex.
ican troops led by Gen q scoblr.
overlook reba column commanded
ly Cen Francisco Mursula in the
mountains of Durs.fo. and "a the
bait.o that followed completely rout-
"a the Insurgents. killing Col Leo
ro'do salinas and - o her r.bsi. and
capturing Gen Alberto Salinas. Mur.
gulas chief Or staff and cllonels
Aieelardo Abrseo and Richardo PAD
acoius. according % W announ ~
.ncnt made o. Juar.x lau night BY
Gen. Eugon.o MARTINEZ. federal eom-
mander in the northern military
zons.
otu Mariltsn was called 20 JuaTez
a few days ago 90 investigate the
mutiny of ihs ard battalion which
wen crushed before his arrival by
Gen Mud,z gatrifon command
%.
Remnant n Murgula's men nd
nto the hills. where they are bsnx
rursued b. three eonrirging columns
% federal cavairr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
LIONS To ND IN SUP
PORTING FOOT BALL TEAM
Luncheon Fridly Well Attended
Bishop Thurston, Guest OF
Honor, Makes Address
To Club Members

Al Ncll ait ndtd luncheon ~ lhe
Lions emb Friday at ihc lore, tn
RI Rev. Bishop Thursion Of iha die
se of Ok'Ah,ml. was the honorsd
guest and delivered an address ga b
a. oae would explct OF speaker
holding tbs exalted posi- ion, in
WHEN many OF the problems Of llfs
were discussed IN that slrpllciiy OF
style thar charlcigr.z,s tie cnprgs-
.ions OF all big men.
Pr.ncspa, W. A. Grc,a Of the high
sch ol pretna d the mater Of sup
port OF .hs f9oiba'l team 10 the clab
and volun Ger committee Of L.ons
agreed 10 rro at the 10y Hardware
store Monday morning az o'clock
and proceed With a campaign TO ssll
800 or more season tickets 20 SEQ
each u Is The rques, that Guthrie
boos ers have thalr money ready
when the Lioas cali 50 that shey
mly complete tn, sale within two
hour.
The revision OF the city charter
Of Guthrie 10 provide FOR cl.y
manag Z. was discussed and win be
ore Of n, problems the club VIII
undertake 20 so.ve az is future
MEETINGS
President Lfhcw pi1sid d during
the bus mess session and Lion J
Edmund Thompson hsd charge OF the
DAYS program Lion BILLY Power
will have charg, OF next Fridays
prosram. Ernest Trspn n was
awarded weekly favor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
HIS fEtRi.Ess ~ FACE
on KHAN, INVISIBLE

Springfield, Illinois. octf nt-
nounclng the Ka Klus kian and gav-
efnor Small Isadore Levin. Of spring
field. former secretary Of tAa state
civil service commission. thls norning
filed petition a. independent saa-
didate FOR state representative from
the fitih district
4 am in favor OF amending tbs
criminal syndleallst hw 20 that ihe
ku klax Khan With IL lnvlalble am-
plfe. religious blgotTy and code Of an.
afchy. win b. crushed by the sovrr-
cign power q oaf constitutional gor.
ernmoni. said a statement whieh la
issued
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
r. II y.
Giants 900 O40 600 40 /
Yankees 200 0C0 100 3 8 o

Ncw York. Ocl z Errors ON
thc part Of the Giant PLAYERS
gave the Yauks two Of ihe three
runs garuercd ia today game
The third tally was homer by
Ward the Yanks second base
man bar he made the circuit
alone no players on bases when
Ne lined ont the home run.
Ruth failed TO connect with
the ball 10 iodays game
The Giauis made their four
iallies IN The fifth inning when
the Yanks temporarily went 10
pieces.
This makes the third straight
game for the Giants: one more
and The pennant is theirs.
4 record crowd * expected 10
attend the Sunday game. which
may be the last one Of the series
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
W0ItlDS FAIR FOR PORT
LAND II POSTPONED

Portland Ore. oct. "A action Of
rs board ot directors taken TO-DAY.
the proposed worlds exposition
planned 10 BE- held here in 1925 VISA
postponed until 1877. bccius, Of
present unsettled conditions IN for
eign countries. At the forthcoming
election IN Oregon in NoSembar a
m asure viii appear on the state
ballot 70 enable Portland 10 ,ax IT,
eslf to raise f2.OooooO towards tha
exposition, while the tax measure
Itself Will appear on the city ballot
Th1 tax IS 10 be made conditional en-
ihe raising Of an additional 1900.
20 By sock subscriptions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
AMATEURS TRY To HANG
MAN, H0TCA It
But Murderer Is Finally Carrot
cd After Three Trials; He
Killed Two In Love
Pact"

Noosa ock y r. Oct licnny
SWIM. convicted murderer Who was
temporary r,rrle,d until hang
man could be found wh, would
spr.rs tho trap waa hanged last
nigh, with Two men trying three
times 20 d. tho fob Swim was con-
vic'cd ~ shooting his sonsln, Mrs
Al.cs swir Trsnholms and her hui-
band Harvey Trenholmc in "'ua
hove sect" shooting at benton Rdgl
lie was fret ordered haired on
July rs Pleading insanity. how yer
be won repuNe until scpicmbr
10. hui on tha. dlte no handman
could be found Today two Ien who
gave the Fictitious name Of NJ A.
Doyle 40, .ng the Trap. tt. first
man tried Il twice but Il faxed 20
wcrk Tho second finally worked t
succorffully
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
ATTOR>EY GENERA WILL
INTER(EDE FOR 6iRBER

Oklahoma iCty. Oct Attorney
General George short will appear be-
fore ". G. MeAlester chairman of the
state election board. in the eighth dis
trict court at Nowsta Tuesday to ask
the court 10 dissolve the Injunction
restraining the placing of the name Of
NJ c. Garbe-. republican congressional
nominee from the eighth district On
the ballots for the general election. he
announced at noon today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
KINGS OF GOLF
FIGHT EOls pRiH

RE. y. y. Oct Walter Hagen
and Eug ne sarlan today rssuml q
their ~ hole special golf match Tor a
$1,000 purse a. the west Chcs.er
BiSmore club with HAGEN lf1dlns by
iwo Bp a. the result 81 90 pay At
oaAmcnt yesterday.
While Samzcn vas never In the
lad the fact that BE- emo from be-
hind several TINES yesterday and
Squared she mach gave h.s lnp-
porcrs high hopes ior he paung
today IN familiar territory where b.
was csddy only a fcN yrars seo
Hagen's followers heEard him as un
beatabic at ma ch play
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
VALUATION OF ROCK ISLAND
AND FRISCO PERMANENT
Roads Threaten Now To Take
Matter To Higher Courts;
Equalization Board De
termined To Fight

Oklahoma City oct. The hoard
% equal zatlon has fefused 70 accede
70 requests ~ the railroads that ysla
a,ions fixed on their properties De
pared 70 hfs than half lat years
figures Tentative valuations plaeeI
on the properties Of both roads were
made permanent at Fridays meeting
oi the board As fixed By the board s
order. the Valuations arc. Rock L.
land. f9s2oo RIO: Frisco. s.2.sis. $50.
Several weeks ago the tno road
obtained an order restraining tho
board from making the valuation
permanent until the railroads had
been given an opportunity 20 show
cause Why the assessment should n.
BE- fixed AZ the amount tentatively
agreed upon.
The state auditor has been lnat uci-
"a 70 prepare the civilizations 20 the
various county clerks. but 70 withhold
them pending the ostcome Of the al
iucation OF the restraining order ia
federal court The state board will
probably move % have the restraining
o. der dissolved.
The matter may be brought before
Judge cstteral az Guthrie Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
GROW HNR ON BALD cvL

Chlc1fo. Oct 7-i.uxuriaut hair
said TO have been gr0un % the bald
head of a goung SRI. ~as exhibited
TO a group of doctors attending a
hcme5paihlc clinic here today.
The beautiful tressss were declared
20 have been the result Of a gland
cure, endocrine glands taken intern
ally and aided by violet rays having
been used.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
RARE Old WHISKY
DISAPPEARS IN TRANSIT

Hflena. Mont. Oct. IA consign-
ment Of 1851 pinis Of fina whisky
waich has been ihc subject Of li.e1
Ion since June. 1919. DISAPPEARED re-.
Gently while being taken 20 Hsmil-
ion, Mont. to be delivered to w. W.
Barr. one or The owners q the liquor.
as ordered by the prohibition enforce =
neni headquarters At Washington. it
vas announced last nigh. BY J. n
Metcaif federal prohibition director
for Montana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07


Madanh, o. ! Tho sessions "
tho cont rence here we're resum 4
a. oslo,A this ugornlng
ownr 10 IN alenrsa Of tho ~.
rval ~ the nrltlsh Instructions frsan
home 10 formal session Wa held
las, evtniue bat he allied generals
e Altered lato into the niEhl.
Tho session thla mornlng opsnsd
amid = f,lnR q optimism. A ths
starr. iafei raaha. lha Turkish Na-
tonallss representative soaaasa =
ucslaiory no'e by makiux che as'
tonlahnF statement that a. fhe tims
,ho conference broke 10 On Thurs.
day Nc had not receaved a covy n
she Angoh SosainnIsnta rcps %
tho allied pfaae proposals
This reply arhsd cons'an,lnopls
from Augora AZ o'clock Thursday
af raooa
Apparently iamc,, upon receiving
the AnFora reply. became convinced
that hls position IN the co1fsrfnce
hat bad Considerably AZ yarance
wih the Angora position and that h~
had demanded moru than tho Ansora
authorities we're asking
In any event a. Tho opcnlng Of to-
days deliberations his attitude had
rofisnsd markedly and the whoio
ulluiilon seemed % have beeumu
more hopeful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
LOCAL FOOT BALL SEASON
OPENS NEXT FRIDAY
Our Booters To Meet Strong Enid
Team In Opening Game on
Home Grounds; Team
Stronger Than Ever

Tae frs Of the ssrles ot a. least
sse 70. balivames >sgin Friday. when
he local hish school team p,lls the
strong terms from Enid Probably
ihe Ea.d lsam j. cne ot the very
sirongfs, In tbs stat. and the game
viii hc holy contested from stlrt 10
finish The local team showed in
yesterdays gsme with shAwres with
they are capable Of. and The hofs
are determined % give nfxl fridays
s.tors the fishi of their lives
Matbrs look brighter tbis hll for
Ia haar.y support from she town aud
from she school than ever before
More ntenst is being manifested "a
high school activities as whols
than ever before The school board
has most generously bought athletic
equipfsn, f-r both high school and
grades, fcr ihs whole sear. such IN
action means that the board OF sdn-
cation viii DO every thing in ns
power 10 make The year a success
Another fact which y most snoourag-
ng is that there were more Guthae
people a the Guihrie- -ok,ahoma city |
game, az Oklahoma City, than geusr-
ally has witnessed game on cur
home grounds Still ano her flcI
brings hope ami cheer Lately iher
has been revived and reorsanlzcd the
q . club among he hlgh school girls.
known as ~ Jar'ers Thsso slr's
intend 20 boot nightly Tor football /
and In iao, any and an other high |
school activities Then. also. the
bows OF ne high school. who for
merly have D cn bib, naing s. frl
AZ rcal pfp h concerned. have organ.
"a q C club, with tho same OBJ
~------7-.H--ss-a---- --tt-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
REPORT THAT SULTAN HAS
ADVOCATED IS RECEIVE

London. Oct. 7.--h report that sui.
tan Mohammed VI q Turkey abii.
Gated az io.ss o'clock this morning
wac received early this afternoon ~
the Russian ds'eaatlon here IN > wire
lesa dispatch from Moscow There .s
no conformation q the report but
Moscow is believed 20 be IN Gloss
Communication with Conssantinople.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
DE MOLtl TEAM 10
ENEMPLlFN WORK HERE

Monday afternoon a. o'clock he
Guthrie DeMolay team viii exempli-
~ the work OF their order before
visiting Mascns AZ he Temple.
The nsw paraphernalia and robes
for use by the DeMolly ;csm have ar
rived and VII be used for the first
tims Mardsy
The local team Is said 10 be The
best ons in che state and second
only 10 the team or thssarent lodge
IN Kansas City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07

CpieaFu Warrants charrnE con.
splracy 10 send obscene literature hy
interstate carrier we're issued for nan
llecht. newspapcf man and plaYwfigat
and Wallace Smith writer ana oar.
loonlst The charges erew out of the
publication OF llochtu book "Fanla-
aims Mailaro" illustrated hy Smith
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
Death List From
Forest Fires Is
Growing Rapidly

Cobalt. Ontario. Oct - Search.
inc parties returning today from
outlying sections o. the dlss lei Dc
vastated by forest fires on wednes
day reported that the asa,h tie, waa
increasing steadily. enc report
stating that 81 bodies had been
located.
Estimates of property damage
range from s1.ooo,oco 10 si5.coo.ooo
The government 10 es'n1 asroplsn,t
IN an effort 20 determine the e.
tent of the catastrophe and 70
assist the survivors
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07

These marflaxa licenses sera "a
sued since Friday aoon ifsrre ~
Peterson. 80 and Mauds l'steruon. 20
both Of Oklshoma clty. fremafrsdl
Burn q Jackson n ard k.linore
Frnklin. is boIh Of Okiahuna eHy.
Willie Browser. p aad Llzklo Bel.
~ bo'h of Crescent. Df- D a
Brewer 81 and Bpbbic sioxae -
both of Doyle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
SEEKS DIVORCE AFTER
% YEARS MARRIED LIFE

Charging negieci. non-support and
cruelty LuelIa Nor on has brought
suit for divorce from Ma Morton %
whom she was married in 1893 The
Mor,cns osparatsd in July this year.
The wife asks the couri FOR custody
o. three minor children and an abso-
lu.e divorce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
RAIN AND FOG STOP
cURTiss MARINE TROPHY RACE

Detroit. Oct. 7.--Rssn and fog
caused pos,ponmsnt un-n tomorrow
OF the Curiiss marine trophy racs
scheduled 10 have been held this az
ternoon as a preliminary 10 the arso
meet 10 Be held. next week al Bel
yeridgs field.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07

Rnme Oct I Pope Plus.
through Cardinal uasparri. has
tclerraphcd both Musiarha he.
NAL. rasha, and King George n
Greece. asking them 20 10 every
thing possible 10 avoid the r..
sumption of hontililies lie has
also asked the Near Eastern gov.
has diplomatic representatives. 10
crnmenis IN which the Vatican
usr their influence 20 prevent
war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
TEXAS RANGER KILLS \
STRIKING SH0pMAN
IN, ne assocrateo rres.'

TYLER. Tex, Oct. IL L. Pierce a
TEXAS ranger. shot and killed Clayton
Hudson. striking shopmsn in picket
duty a, the Cotton Belt depot early
this morning. according to police.
pierce claimed hef defense. Huo-
son is eoppersmith ard leaves ]
mother and three children
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07

Chicago judge Walker refused 20
evict Mrs. Augustine Rux -. when
her landlord raised her rent from 81 20
sii on her dreary rooms. declaring he
would not move her II she never paid
her rent"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
LONG DISTANCE FtlgR
iNsrALLs sEu esscsnE

Pori -Au-Irince. Haiti. Qcs- -
I.icutcnlnt Walter Hasl ~ho = unak
ing a flight from Ns3 York to R.o
De Janeiro viii rssvna hla iounoy
today after several ~eeks delay here
during which a new eaAno eaa n
stalled In his macAlaa. n, len Il
ll:2o Over land ser san Dominge.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
GREEK NATIONAL BANK
FURNISHES MONEY TO ARMY

London. q. THE Greek national
banks have grsnsd the Greek gov
ernment a loan of $4,000 drachmas
to be applisd exclusively TO the
army. says an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Athens today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
Oper the Wire

Doylis Lake. y n y T. Llnhers
ti, Of Raghy y d. originator % tho
phrase "aay u with flowers" waa
Killed when Ma automobile jumped a
grade
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07

baltimore rour prohibition agent
and two negro aaaNlanta we're be-
noircd In a ralded Haleon for twp
houfs by an Infatuated mob over the
raid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07
Giants Make
It's Straight


Umplres-klsm (N). chlcf AZ plate;
hildehrand tAl.i fssthasc, Mccbr.
mick tNl, seeondbassi Owens CA,
,hlrdbase.
Tue ~ game ? o. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07

New York-walter Hili, president
Of the Mechanics-American National
hank md former president Of the
American Kankers' Association died.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-07

Washington Secretary DENLY said
no would ask congresa for a navy of
10000 men.
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Thrace which Is under control
of French cavalry. says a Central
News dispatch from Constant.
noplc
Greek Officers are reported %
have distributed arms 20 some
~ the population Of Thrace tell.
ing them to rrpulsc the Turks
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WEATHER

New Orleans. Oct. 7.-Tonight fair
and colder: frost in north portion u
state Sunday fair.
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france
Sides With
Turkey
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
"s- Asaaeistea rr~esi
p IL wAa anounced
this - that the cabinet
had T,rovsd the nsitruc.
tioi French representa-
tiv - = dania by Premier
po -. : the result Of this
m, . uicrunce.
- s oops Concentrate
Nt 7 TIN thousand
81 p : - have been concen.
/ go : the port 81 eastern