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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
BLUE NOSE CAPTURES
INTERNATIONAL RACE
Defender Now on Even Terms
With the American
Challenger.
t,FT NEARLY coitIpE
les 81 Hnnd Waved Ivy CAPTAIN
i"rriSsrH tD Avoid trnsh-I,o>c>
Race L.. sis Minutes in Forty
Iny Assocla,od Press J


Frv ,ss,,.i,.nTf ,-,se,
.i-DtCESl MASS, oct 20
was l"n'aas day blu" NosH
ru-e nearly arpruachiug the Usher
mems lot In the international series
.2F 'hr nSh'nE. scho"uyr rhampion-
a." NJ: the Nurth Atlantic. III.
ii"nf2 Ford ri Gloucester. az the 'ud
"i in'il mile test, MAS 50 miu-
"''- asiri" 81 tn" Canadian chant
t0" result Nr0uEht the Blue Nose
a.auiiaE holder oi the HaliiaN
,ief I'd gun to- even terms WIN the
win toward The TWO necessary tor
secession. Their iirst race. while
|oot"d sim standing as no contest
ng lr.ia'ns raa' rs scheduled FOR
From the start. In which collision
."'"t sen ~" RACING SehooncrS was
"Netd"i only by he willingness OIL
d H'N. 2" waive the rules OF the road
ST. sea, which s"N" him tn" .riGht OF
WAY aGa'usl m" iiun NuS"s boom
which man III The maSth.aH ut the
h|G i.Hhenn,rScr was injured ii was
&C. az nuns
.ra.S. 'i'l,t2I,. ono Of tho crack MON
h'rs az IN, EIu. Nose crew. Will race
I' moro 100 inns series. SuHrl.d M
% Si.t N'lNdi1 hiSh ia air. 10" huns
sNSp'hn"e ny th' left loE Tor SOW
y
.h'- Nl't. n" had 10 b" cur down
ii' ar, useless for tn" rest Il the
'0c, iiiltz was taken - a hos
pilai.
De mon Of tho Ford had a lot of
LuS' ms To d" when, after they GOT
"'N'I way Tor inc start. they dis
,"L'f'l lh"t IN" holt ropes on tn"
il',sail were partly severed In three.
places When spread, the weakened
isasn ,S.,,a'longd ana spil,ed the 7inI.
.nE Shl. needles aud thread. the
iSh"rm"n S'r'uC'hou'd the edge AMI
uaa" a cood job of 1t. Gloucester
was inccnsed by rumorcd succ.s-
l.'h thH' thc san had h""N cut. hat
al'@in N"rrisscy himself indicated
ny "a, ri4I'u NO STOCK IN II.
IL hc"o!cW"rk was only another
~ y" oNtra racing activities % tho
had srent the hours nlmos, frorn
sun Hl IN taxing out tho hallns, put
up Yesterday when they withdrew
,'H. il' races which ihoN hold th"N
.a" won by III" victory SATURDAY. that
WIS ho' allowed them. ana that OF
{" o.'od;I ! no rules. which forbid bal
hSt %n"lt"nS VIM" the series is on
an! IN" conSiNcra't nf snort which
'1yiuE E"htluSi"n 90 IN"
S'rt,N' W'T" r'cunciIcd Ivy state
Htr4i i.n '@math"n RAYMOND. part
I'm .''L 'i ne iI'hiN forG and primo
meyer in ~" NEGOTIATIONS which 'm,d"
i'nrF t"rd on Tuesday october -.
71ha@ , , hIae %ggsss made no protes,
~ tho S'hrt TO booming jwcutv-
hgl speed wind that was "a smoky
g1l "i.S,'' on rr ,h' ,W"m,,\. mile wind
"E' ile Hlu" nose the cal ut ~.
T'g,'.,,,.I IA, wa. Nor ~ inc 'inish
nv ,,1,,fi 49, I'"'ii,'S on INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Upton TO ATTEMPT
TO GET YACHT CUP
ms Assnclntcn rrcse.l

CHICAGO. oct Is Sir ThOmns
Upton intends to challenge FOR tho
Americas cup again Ia 1925 Sir
Thomas visiting mere. said his Dc.
Sii" 30 retrieve tho yacht cup Is as
strong AZ ever
II think /, would y" fitting to takc
tn" old mug lack TO wLcr" IL can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

NEW IORI>. O0l- 26.-Tnn NOM
hers. Of PENNSYLVANIA states FRS.
diuH"r iu Sew York ON October o.
Nh" "v" of IN" Penn state Syracusa
game. To bc piay we'd at tho polo
Grounds. alumni announced horc to
aay The dinner viii mark the he
SHINING "i e campaign for a 81
""Nnnn building fund Tor tho col.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Oswald Accepts Challenge from M'Coy
SIDELIGHTS ON SPORT
Sally League Abandons class" Rule
BY EARLE LUTZ

Harry oswald. whose victory over
James T.. Mccoy last week returned
TO him the title Of southern pocket
billiards champion. is ready, To meet
Mccoy again with the title at stake.
Mc'"y. through this paper. chal-
l"mscd oswald 10 a return match.
ccpt"d. The match viii b" played
on January lj-lS I'm four blocks ~
- each. So evenly matched are
these experts that only ton balls
separate them in 1000 points in two
championship matches.
The South Atlantic League. at it's
meeting last night. abolished the
class ruic. which the Virginia
League maenatcs nave under advise
mhnt. The sally Lcagucrs ais" place
their SALARY limit AT the minimum.
whereas the Nircinia circuit has cut
th" limit t" tho bone FOR mcNt sea
son. The mag mates voted for an
other inicr-lcaEuc champions Hi-
but with conditions as they are. tho
sally League winner viii again cop
huuurs.
lilackshurr will So" the G"bhlcrs in
ncti"n unexpectedly on Saturday.
Catholic University having asked
that tn. gam" scheduled for Wash
inaton hc shifted To avoid = conflict
american League Park. This should
u" vt great help Ia the Tr,hmvu
IN preparation FOR their coming game
IN Norfolk with Carolina stat"
Walter Camp has a great head for
igur"S. according 80 his latest ">ti-
mat" on the number witnessing
games last week. ACCORDING to
Camp. 3.lNo.n0o spectators witnessed
the seventeen leading football gancS.
This is an average OF $4,000 az each
game. Walter should 10 u little
more careful in his Arithmetic
As a matter Of fact. foAtball is at
IT'S greatest point Of popularity.
Nearly quarter Of a million viii
So" four games ON SATURDAY.. Last
week Harvard Centre drew 5000.
This week Yale and tho Army VIII
draw 49, 600. Harvard and bart
mouth expect 10000 and tho Prince
ton and Chicago clash will have 10
600 jammcd into tho arena. The
Navy Will open pcnn's Stad ium at
Philadelphia. and the 10000 seats
have been spoken for.
At tho request Of tho Nfr-lui,
Military institute" athletic autHori-
ties a correction is made concerning
Earl Ah"i,s connection with TIN" I-y-
in@ Squadron. 1t Was crruucousIy
stated last sunday that Ahol who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

At tho request Of the Virginia
Military institute" athletic autNori-
Earl Ah"l'S connection with tho III
Ing Squadron. 1t WAS crroucuuyIv
stated last sunday that Ahcl whu
Is assistant coach at tn" University
~. y LrE min. SAlN Nj. tnrun.l. n--L.LLs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
AT Laurel
Results.

hc>uIts.
First rae. tUrlonESa Eellcrman,
West I'i,;ston. loe ',lIowardt ,.3o''
th'ird. Ttm". i.l', Jmnmiy H., char
i.ita smith. lMockI"shy. The SPHINX.
Second race. st"orlrchasc. about =
miles tnri"ckvr. laa Hi"rrcp. 22.7O.
,?1 800 won; nvcrmatch. $50
Skpprr. l+5 uHyrrs), 500. third. Tin,r.
; % "a. baN Nduwudilly Tho Trout,
DECISIVE and Musty ais" ran.
E,'anc. ii3 ,tsaru"s). 2H.oo. l3oo. $50.
so. second Mayor House. iI$
!tio'ch"r, '.2c: third. Time. l:in.
hrshcd Voter, Encrnits. Natural. ROSS
H.. commander. D"had"u and Royal.
lieu also ran.
FIior l0N tMartincllD, 3.2O. ..iO. 2lO.
Won Lady Myra. log tSmallwood)
5.S"' III, second TasScl. lo2 Qame),
."9' ,hird. Timc. l:li. Cork Elm
Fiiih rae. i furlongs-S SILK Tassel:
p tMariucllb). 900, 800. 80 Won
Tirr!iy Witrhot 10 Johnsonj, $50,
~, second. hahy Grand, il3
Duke John ana tir Hear, also ran. "
,; HiA,n rae rae mil and Stsh,h---
out wom, conpcr Demon, ll3 tJohn-
Son). s 20. out. second: slippery Elm.
10 'M"rriSp.,, out third. Time.
!;"@ -" Euhidium also ran.
yards -Fcirucd Zeal. iO5 ,SmaiI
woodl, 1880. $50. a.90. won: Tho Wac.
JOS N:antD. $50, $50. second; Lady
II ',H7S', 10 tE;A NidGIim' go third. Time.
.irtinIa; Tr"uhicr. ia2inta. Little
minnie, Hickory ana liiaHcd Trail also
First rae, ~ furlonps- Hluc
Ghlma. l"7; sweet and l'rrj,y. io1.
i.u9duE'"' 10. Lady Liverpool. ll2:
li"llc. III: Iunfcdcracy. liz: IapiIIon
~, Iikcsvillv. lis. Arm"dc". llS.
n '"lH Mount ~; frimps. ~; Knight
rllslhIy,,ITor, Notch, ll5: Hucklr-
second race, tUrlongs -Cascorron
i"u. hidim,''hson ig3; n"i", loi. thtci
SPRINGS. liz. An,iciTatc liz: III, r r,
I'" "a y. u, Some, kaGy. IL; ,Ticaccy
cligihlc- kirah lo.. lEurlinpamc. i6T.
Niril" ~. f"ril ourdin. lO7. Lady
,e TG mr =, r G:,, mile and hnlf.Moyo
l"u' Queen Blonde. lO2. Anniversary
100. k"ucn. loa. Little Ed. los: loan
60, Arc los. lorkist, 1895 War Mask
Fourth race. l-2 furlonps
Ih"Sshl!y lo2 BrillianCc. .I02: eur.
"nd iOa; Elizabeth Bean. l0T: Sweet
! heart, 100; Heel Taps. l09. Sorgartl
Il@
fifih race, mil" and seventy wards
Eu"cr"ck. "S; raui Jones. ito: Re.
,nhe, lu": f"llN Ann, III. Fairway
Z
sixth race, mil" Roulette. 100: All
ralr, ZOO F!ncTy. lot. Bromclia. los
,.,..rar" M"Ncrs, lo5, ny Jimmy. lo9
seventh race. milo and sixteenth
tommy Dundee, l02; King John. ioa
l Au"rH"N Ia" Double Cross. lo7
Nlam!u, q nuc dc Moruy, los
! Dresden. 10. Cromwell. lI9
Clear. fust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

Coach Jimmy phclan Of pcrduc.
made tho record kIck-Off or tho sra
son Monday when h." drupp-L -four.
teen men from tho football s,rird and
hil"d their places with freshmen
pIaNCrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

Directors OF the Church liilI club
VIII meet Friday niEht To- take M
IN" question of tutur" boxing exhibit
ions. Amateur bouts will bo pcr-
united by the polio" authorities but
IN" question is whether Richmond
can rr"duC" enough fast Youngsters
!" make w an attractive program. IL
IS believed that in II few Years tho
Leg tslntUr" viii let down tho bars
I" properly supervised bouts. cS-
p"CilllN as the demand I'm practicable
every city ia the State for boxing
IS growing. Colleges arc making box
inS ana wrestling a part of their
athletic program. tho latest to take
up these sports being tho University
81 Richmond. Eut under tho law
oven tho championship of the colloCe
cannot he at stake In a friendly
bout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

whip his present HcCrcgation. AS a
matter OF TACT, tho record sent in by
'. NJ !. shows that Abel coached
there two months In lrlS. whereas
ihc famous Flying squadron came into
BENG about tw" years later. with
Is. Is. tlhrkSOn as the coach. In JUS
ne" To Mr.. Abel II must hr said that
u" WAS IN no way responsible for the
error of the writer. who was in
France playing q bigger game than
football ia tho fall OF l9lS. and was
not In tn" state To Witness tho work
OF the famous Cadet eleven In 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

While one OF the principals cannot
Tightly too called AN "amatcur." there
was scrap staged Yesterday with
out police sanction ana IL had any
thinS NJ the strand 1h"atcr Tuesday
mig ut dashed to the mast. ono of the
dciunct broadway Athletic Club
hackers AMI man Interested In the
new West End Athletic club handled
cH"h other. according to REPORTS in
manner that would delight tin,
most blood thirsty. with tn" "pro"
EyttiuE tn" small end OF the purse
IA" manner in which tn" Church Hill
Annette ASSo"iatiou's boxing enter
ttInm"nt MAS broken up lead to tho
encounter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
BILL" BROTHER OF BIG
JIM," AIDS WALTON
County Republicans
Form Club TO Match Coutn
buttons Of Democrats
Fer Barbecue

wagoner utty republicans are uat
roIns lo i,t ne democrats n mat
county outdo thsm iu nfrlbuuns g.
The lack Walton .naasnrsl barfe ao
and FREQ fof All dance
Win liania. br thor = lim. lho re.
publican nstienal committeeman was
IN Muskosee LAST night and iald oi iao
rmauan Yesterday 90 ihe WAGNER
County Republican Jack Walton nlr
becae clah there yesterday
Tho club, nu ald. arfeed 20 match
every senifibut.1a made 70 ihe Wait
barbecue by waFoner county demo.
crate and started ont Hy donating B
beofes hers ana 100 chickens
The elub was a. 5uteropth ofarft
together meeting held q soHdlfy ihe
republican county organization. lIar.
rs sad HARRIS lea a io'i from tho
party ranks ln uvor og Walton In lhr
len mi election -aHi some members
wanted L, read him out ~ tae party
bui as a result of tho meeting. ho was
received back with onon armt while
the entire orrauisatlan voted 10 baes
Waltln n ln every way durlrg l TORN
of office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
Conference Adjourned roaar

Lausanne 40, IS The rs
ference adjourned its man ag
sesslon Immediately after the
completion " Ambassador Childn
statement and viii resume ihe
discussion 0f boundaries this #
iernoun
Mr Child .ruhe a. follows
10 is not nHd viii not he lhe
concern ~ the representative ~
the United States 30 expires. a
ihn conference views. whleh have
n0i fur their hases lhc legitimate
national Interests 80 che tnli 4
States ur those af humanitarian
consideration which asanms are
SHARED ~ tter delegation pf,s
ent
We win however. and trust
aecrpihhly state when tho oseas
sion aFIs lhe pnaltlon ol lne
lnlled States We believe that
convenient nnd nppropri -
occasion uow has arisen
n Is mot unknown "a thase
who have observed lhe history ~
conferences and rsRotiailuua that
Few aubleet mny be oonsulsftsi
by lhemsrltm I nute. referring
10 lho sprene subject nndrr dla
eusaion fhet all The vnrraa
points ~ aeniiaiion must "a the
eml ~ considered a. 4 unit. and
u 6 often lrue that not ono Co.
lail ~ neeuilhtiuHs con he cp
-,dered as isolated from the
others
The Representatives ai ihe
United States arr unnMe there
forf % bear concluded che t,a
Wisilon 81 auy territorial settle
meuf which ID Ia turn mg 50
frst other settlements without
drawing ne attention 81 ihe sor
ference io certain traditional
principle 81 thr foreign policy
~ America
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
UNIVERSITY MAN TELLS OF
TRADE CENTER PROBLEMS
Lions Hold Important Session
Following An Excellent
Luncheon Al lone Hotel
Yesterday Noon

A. the weekly luncheon 20 me LIONS
club az the lone Friday. lion a n.
Armstrong directed the program and
presented Professor MacAfee n tho
state University a. Norman Rha A..
uaercd al Inspiring and practical ad
drefs on tae Influence u the Trade
Center on Trade Territory. ln which
he q seussod the various pr. hlems that
shoald be worked out cnio'nily By
the clty dweilers and the country
folk Professor MacAfee works un-
der the extension department 81 the
university and Is assigned many
we'ghty economic problems that c.n-
front society health and business
which DE handles With the familiarity
oi an expert
The necessary money being in the
treasurers hands committee ess
appointed % select twenty leather
sweaters for the Guthrie ll football
team. the Same t5 Ne purchased on
cempetitlyo bids
The club gave their loyal co worker
ard hrcthsr fson. Tom Jenkins q
heirty welcome a. Friday marked
his FIRST attendance at the clubs ses
sions since his return from The hes
p.tal whore Dc was sncce fully oper-
ated .n isr sau stones
in tho absence q President Des-
clms Nice-pre ident Allen presided
and Nefn Haws proved that The club
made 30 mistake IN elcctnr him rs
secretary treasurer Verne does NOT
do anything by halYe Lion smith
sen offered the days prize which was
awarded 10 llon Armstrong
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
EDUCATORS ARE FOR
FREE TENT hooks

Oklahoma city Nov 25 Free text
books for AL pupil. enrolled in The
public schools" effective pension sys
tenn Tor the teachers 81 the state. ana
Increase IN the salary u The state
superintendent cf public instruction
are some of the things recommended
IN resolutions adopted by the North
western Oklahoma Education Associa
tion meeting AZ hiYa This is rne q
the several districts - the state orr
ganization holding meetings during
November. A rural school training
department should be maintained in
each Of the state teacher training in
stitutions. also Is accompanied by
this district bedy. The present text
book situation Is referred 10 as un-
satisfactory. and the legislature 10
urged TO enact such legislation as
will provide the free textbooks for an
the pupils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25

was made b. Representative Davis,
Tennessee, Democratic member of the
merchant marine committee, who
spoke FOR three hours
"lf IL becomes law, he exelaim.
ed. there will Be tho worst scandal
in the history Of the American r..
public
Until world shipping conditions
have returned 70 normal. Alr Davis
insisted. congress should be slow 10
act lie suggested that the control
Of tho government s shipping fleet be
transferred 10 the department Of com
meree under direction of an able. *
perienced, patriotic shipping man ike
Thomas ll Rossboftom. general mana
ger Of the United States Lines I" Con
gress then should repeal the tariff
on ship materials and tht law againts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
Subsidy Bill If Made Lam Will Be Death KneH of G. o. p

Washington. NOV. 25-Sailing along
through peaceful and then through
turbulent seas. the shipping bill held
its own in the House yesterday. az
friends sought 10 speed its voyage and
enemies fought 10 sink il by the head.
Whether seven solid hours % de
bate. topping off q whole day Of il
that had gone before. had changed
many votes. leaders declined to say.
But while the debate was still raging
late in the day with only q handful
II members on the floor. Representa-
tive Moudell. Republican leader. went
10 the White House and assured the
President that the measure would be-
passed on the eve II Thanksgiving.
lie did not lay how many votes il
would have to spare. Fourteen men,
hers spoke for an dagainst the bill.
but only two broke ont If party
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
Why DiSappoint En-;
Let Me Remain Dead
Says Gerard

Ns~ yea Nsv n lamss -
osrars fsrrsr aeitasssasF - csf
many ~hs 80 rspsvsa 3 0seman
ns~sesesfs rsesaslY a. haslas alss
81 rafs has 80 lHleatlen af as
ng4na ihs fsnaft
ne hs semmsntss a. ~ fsaa
ippsnaa ffta osfmas es~spapsfs
asaesoslna rlm a. ths snsmy ~
Gefmaer r~hf shauld ten lhsm
IN sl.ss eess thas tAtyss ussi W
shs obituaries
~ Gerard sasssslsa thai ths 90
ltusrits ~sfs prepared issi lues
shea hs sentsmP aisd wUtlno
frisnds - GsrwanY bui 49, a.
vissa oes e. lst' hs ~ atsass.nstsa
~rhsy probably sos ne ehltsaflss
reaay for ny assass.salior. ~Nsa
theuoht - ss.tiaa csfnany Ia,
juns" hs sad aAna 4 n,us, nave
been great sensation % pai them
lntp uts fhsY ~ sound llks tfs aay
after a. assasslnailan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
DECISION WILL AFFECT
MANY FAILED BANKS
Federal Deposits In Dsfunes
State Banks Subject To
Controversy. Trial Set
For January 2

Priority dshta Ia lhe REFUND -
failed state bank doposlt will ha ds
tnimInod wbea che eeaa " thu ruina
alaca agalnai ohlah0ma "a efauei
before the United suioa supreme
eoarl January
Ucarle Short attorney general rs
cclyod word from Washington fgi
day umt the oaHe had been "a fof
trial on that date Short and wllilam
ll Iwlck asAa,nnt vn represent
oAlah ma iiary n laupherY tsd
eral attorney general viii BE- "a
eans - tho cafo for tha department
81 justice
Through che depaftmeul y ihs "a
terior ihe federal governments hla De-
posted approximately go 600 900 IL
Oklahoma bank The deposits ate 81.
cured hy surety bonds 10 fasur ~ ne
uultod states auhieri 10 De- vita.
dmaa "a tls pleasure ~ iha fade 3
government Some of these dhpoalis
Wofe ln state banks that hato fsl'sa
Controversy has arisen 81 i0
whether tho government should be-
paid ln mn prior 20 ihr payment ~
other deposltore The United states
intends lt is entitled 70 pror con
sldeut.on under hn ati n eunrrsea 81
March q 1870 Oklahoma contend the
hei does NOT apply a. ihn fate ana
that u hes ihe reh, L, nse ihe assota
subject 70 payment q the unsecured
.deporitom IN preference 70 anyone
else
The old law lhai ihe government Il
relying on bad been almost flfE ten
and has nai bcen applied for some
Years according o. Zeleh The SUITS
tf companies lhai secured lhe United
states deposit, dug np iho Old law
in order 20 save themselves from la
hllliy De declared Under me las ihe
companies have fho same rights wlih
the government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
Striking
ShOpn1en
Battle

Shawnee. Nov. 25 one man
is in the hospital. two are under
arrest and woman IS suffering
from knife wounds as a result of
alleged strike disorders here last
night.
Tom Cavener and Ed Dunn are
charged with breaking into. the
home Of Truman shelton, an em.
ploye Of the Rock Island rail
road who was on strike but who
returned 70 work IN the shops
yesterday morning The two
men are alleged 20 have beat
Shelton over the head, seriously
injuring him. and 70 have stabbed
his wife twice in the arm when
she ran 10 his assistance.
The fourth explosion IN two
weeks attributed 70 alleged strike
sympathizers occurred last night
when the porch was blown from
the home Of h L. Allen. presum.
ably by dynamite. Allen had
recently returned 70 work for
the Santa Re railroad He and
his wife were sleeping in the
house at the time bat were not
injured.
Allen said he had received
warning some time ago that an
explosion was going TO take
place on Pennsylvania avenue.
where he lived, hnt had not
needed IL
United States deputy marshals
have been on duty IN the two
railroad shops here for several
months. No arrests have been
made.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
itnIi.ltS : BROTHERS AND ID.
u. OWN PIIAD NOr ctniN

so'en W Smith. mfmhsr y ihf
Law firm n rNpiofd a smith iaa
q o Ovens Tulsa ati0mfY
Friday ansrnooa p'eadsd nat Ealiir
o. a ehafss ~ degislnr scheme fa
dsffaud and ns'nN the MALLS 70 fur
thf 3 before JaaEa John ~ ct-
israi raltsd states datfst judge
according 90 federal officers
Ayeraglng one minute fer moss
than an hau Friday morning ~ 81
l60 men thafesd with mauuftvtge
inr aui httinF liquor IN fhfir pos.
aafa.an wfre nrtslxnfd Mot r
thFm sntrd pisas r rul'tr
" p ana p 4 Aarsllas. whea
afraiErsd on eaarke u uslas tbe
mains q dfrisf. pleaded ast
milfr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25

SENOIOGi 10 BE
TN GIT ~ SCHOOLS

Chicago. Nov 25s yolofy FER
older girls IN chleigos high schools.
VIII b come part of the curriculum.
supsrnifnd nt peter A Mortensou.
a4s announced and aersng' msnia
wrrs q be made early next week
fcr meeting oi deans q girls
who vii b. instructed fsr teaching
the NV oourst Addition u seso-
iory ts school courses. 10 sny form
has been debated among teachers.
doctors and societies during the
past several days, With many sup-
poriora for and against lts instaila-
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
BOiI.\'S PLEA IL
IGNORED IN COURT

Oklahoma city Nov .f~ beii 4
htt the state supreme court rieht
act on the motion Of judge John
w. Belen q Ads. attacking bis dis
cuaAncatlon In Governor J n. a.
Rcbfrison's bribery case before M
hearing al Ada Monday n the GOV
srntr. motion 70 qnash tie in
eic,ment syalna hin dlsirpttred
today whfu iha couri nd
lourntd afoF conf rnce without
reaching decision judge nolen
was disqualified by an order is-
sued b. the court IN his motion
fled s. stfrday Iudfe nol,n stack +
Cd the governors motion o. Illegal
and diseourielas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
Hepburn Su bpoenaed
As Witness For
Governor Robertson

Ala. Noe. es.--Jamea Hepeurn.
okmui8ee epenty attornsy. sho Is
prosecuting ths rrieery case against
oSverrsr . q A Rehsftson, vs.
sabrosnssa a. = witness for ths De
fente IN ths hearne Nonoss e
ths governors naoiion q quash ths
indistvsnt against him
Ne lndlcation ~ss gwen a. q the
testimony ne ~in be asksa 10 slss.
ca, i ~as generally ,hooeht thas s
vii deal ~ith the eoraust q the
srana isry ira, returned the lrdist
meat
repburn's name ~as the last q
thirty I've for whom sabposnss are
Issued The eshers. ~sre for tns
mest part. persons who had sp
pearea before the grand jury.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-25
oelrsr cars INCREASE

Topeka. Kan. Noy % In an
effort a. prevent suspension ~
operations by The Kansas cty. Mex.
lco a orient. the Kantas utllilfa
commission today rraaied that road
aa iarr-a on iniraaista shlpnsnts
in conformity with ths increass
sranted hy the IN fr.ats commerce
commission ractniiy and the Ttaa
state commission.
The increase e 90 cents ger ine
pounds "a Eaa thar carload SIP
mfnis and 80 90 car