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The New York herald., 1922-04-11
Much Profit Taxing Absorbed.

Tho continuous performance in the
stock market of new high records after
new new high records, given again yes
terday. did not suggest to the tape
reader that any profit taking of con-
sequence was going on. but a canvass
of commission houses revealed that
such was the case. What amazed every
one aware OF tho situation was the
ease with which that profit taking was
absorbed. For every realizing sale
there appeared to be two buying or
ders. and consequently the selling
which stocks encountered made no Inn
preston. In Royal Dutch. for instance.
trader took substantial profit on
1000 shares bought at considerably
lower levels. Ordinarily a sale OF 1000
shares of that stock would make itself
felt In the market, but yesterday there
was absolutely nothing to indicate its
presence. In fact, as soon as that order
had been executed at around 81 the
stock promptly advanced to above S.
Pool managers have taken advantage
OF the demand for stocks to sell some
OF their holdings, not always for pur-
poses of distribution as many OF them
feel that they can work their pets to
higher levels without difficulty. but to
put themselves In a buying position to
take care of any unexpected reaction
in the market.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
CANADA.

New York funds IN Montreal. $3.50 pr,
mium a 81 600: Montreal fupds In New yorl
s2o discount 1000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
railroads, February Earnings.

According TO reports In railroad
circles, the February showing OF all
but two OF the 2o1 lines indicates a
total net operating income of more
than s47.000,000. or over $1.000.000
more than previous estimates. based
on reports submitted by $50 roads.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11

Open High Low Clos Net
fnR. est. est. Ing. lCn.nxe.
The New York herald., 1922-04-11
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY. APRIL 10, 1922.

Year to date $685., ,9S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26


lH ul lh. Improvement of "I rivers
lnI hIhu-
"To nvusr 'H. agricultural Juu of
Do. sot'fnW f.Ht Oboe farmers may
tv he.urJ Zoo r...t. Gain prices Gee tho.r
IuulHp'. ur 'HuuH tho process ~
elimination ui overhead COSTS aud un.
n..ns.Hr, ,.U.n... u d.H.huti0n ana
marketing. ..H.. t.. oos oI One prod.
N.t fn t.. AmlHn consumer
"Tu dut. .NDvhnrr from tho
H.h rH... r which, 20 s upv on.
Hmr.I luI Do. appropriate legislation
200 prevent corruption u politics. and
.ef.. fn u'. u' .H. people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
MRS. WARNER To
TALK BEFORE AD
CLUB ON MONDAY

Mr.. phcbo \. Warner. famous rural
welfare worker from Claude Will al.
dress the Amarillo Al club Monday at
noon She was in Amarillo Wednesday.
the guest u Miss Laura y. Hammer. and
agreed 20 make o talk 10 the al club
on rural Advertising.
Mrs Warner has advanced some
ideas along this line. which when brief.
lv explained TO the club last Monday
by i. W Cheney. 80 interested that or
SANITATION that Mrs Warner whom
Mr.. CLANCY characterized as the smart
est and mainlcst woman in Texas. was
M once invited 10 MAKE the address next
Monday.
This will be a special dag. Members
win have guests 40 The luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
~ MAIN POINTS
IN PLEDGE LIST
OF DEMOCRATS
~ BASCOu y. TIuuONS.

WASHINGTON. co.. 2l-Tvcuts
two points n the Democratic urWu
"a the people orc heIrl -'rrs4rd Dos r...
p.irn speaker. and win continue fu Dr.
stressed during the four REMAINING
weeks Of The campaign.
The twenty-five points Democratic
leaders declare. constitute 90 definite
c,vcnant with tho pcoplr and arr n
line with thr Democratic plan tu ru
into control with definite rr1rm
and not rarely on platform oi d."
ronirnf with the present Republican 1i.
minSlraiIons The twenty-five Demo.
cratic points arr.
The Demorrailr Party does NOT BOSE.
It's campaign lu the rom.ng election OF
fault filming and criticism hui should D.
h. entrusted with power boo ths coming
election. il would stand for on. follow
inr definite policies
The immediate repeal ~ iHc .ulr.
f,nsiblc FordnoyMoCumb,r Prp0f,ar
Adjustable Compensation Tariff A.t
and The enactment OF such changes Boo
iho Undefwood.Simmon~ Democrat.
Tariff aS Will meet the changed .onl,
lions " the times
ITO provide by legislation. Justice f0
The American soldier
To provide q system Of agricultural
credits fitted 10 the peculiar needs OF
the American farmers and stock men.
ITO maintain our merchant marine 1'
= highsiandari and 20 operate % most
economically in Coo interest ~ tho
American people without subsidy 1r
special pr.silegrs 20 the shipping trusts.
TO appropriate adequately for tho
economic administration 81 The govern.
ment and 10 puf q stop % thc orgy ~
et'ravsFance which prevails at The
present time under tine Republican "a.
Illustration
To conform IN letter ard In spirit
70 The balrot system ~ oririrally ron.
ceived
TO abolish useless lobs. len'naie
unnecessary expenses and 20 reduce in.
excussb'y high salaries fixed - this
sduuisifat.or
TO admlrffer the Civl Service LAW
IN good faith ADD without fraud. &c.
ception Or h,poCrisy.
T. eract legislation providing for
= fair ard just reclamation policy
To hrins aloui batter understand.
Ing l~ivcrn capliai ard labor and 10
see that fhe hlorinr man shah receive
fsif 1ssi- = llrlng aaee and reason
ALL uSIAilg h0rrs
To fnrs legislation upt in fhc .n
teress 81 n favored fox. bat = az The
pcsple.
.fa simplify and rrtise the ias avs
- tfaf tats- may - lmfosed fair1
and Justly and uIon Those bet able "a
fsr
To Hs,e~lls 81 eps.i rad o7nstiuc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

homo. The straightforward statement
80 uu amarillo resident like that given
below. bears an intcrcs. Tor every nau.
womun "a child here ln Amarillo.
Mr. e. j. TauGk. sos Jackson 81
savs "a got down boz such bad shape.
could hardly gee around. l had pains
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

through the small 81 my back and a
steady singing ache. NIGHTS could
hardly turn ln bed and wh4n ! bent,
hecame dizzy and spots seemed 10
noat before my eyes ! had headaches.
TOO ANA ! felt tired and worm 0ut and
NY kidneys were weak. | stw Deans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

Kidney Pills advertised and bought
some at the Golding Drug Go. and ihcy
did me good right from the start. u
took less than three boxes II Doans 10
urc me of the complaint
zoe al an dealers. Fostcr'Milbuin Co.
Mfrs, Buffalo. y. \.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

In an malarlal countries the popular
remedy II Herblnc. People tinl u a
good medicine for Purifying the system
and warding or diseases. Price Coo
Sold by city Drug Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

In Japan, when a dog larks az night,
the owner IL arrested ana sentenced 20
work for affixed time for The ncighbors
whose sambcrs may have been dis.
iurb,l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26
DON'T LEAVE AMARILLO

NJ Need ~ Scck Mar. The Evidence
l. 10 Your Door
No need TO leave Amarillo tu hunt zap
pioOf because YOU htVr 10 horv ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-26

Tho American Legion 300 Paris hs- a
Of more than 1000 former
service men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
BROTHER SLAYS DnG,Aih
OVER LOVE OF WORAs
w @. Bowen, "a Muskogee
Printer, Slain As He Steps
From Train At Okla
homa City

Oklahoma city. Nov n va the
nfat time had seen him alnre ne bad
made The boast that be ~aa She faihct
AZ my children"
A. u bowen. confessed slayer %
hla brother. " Ilowen. a pfluior.
made that statement IN county lall
Thursday nlsht
A. u nowen shot ana killed m'
brother As the latter stepped from the
$50 o'clock train from MuaheRee
Thursday niehi AZ tho Katy depot
Four shots woro fired. the man dyiny
instantly " g. liowon, formerly oi
Oklahoma Ciiy, was hclng brought
back hy A. r. Wright deputy sheriff
Tor failure a. provide iof vito and
children. au ordered by the court
a stray bullet struck y v Gentry
l0i West wheeler IN The left foot and
came out the hocl lle was lifted into
a laxloab hy hysandera and taken
home. whcrc no received medical a.
tentlon
The slayer la about 50 years old.
Refused Hls ldsntlty
ruf hours tho slayer refused % re.
veal his identity, or 70 make a state.
mcnt
@. the man dead'7 he asked
"YoH."
We'll that's an ! want 20 know. I
fired lhe shots"
Both men had boen married. and
both divorced
A least two other women enter Into
the story
one q Mics Lotilo Greenwood
.of shawnee. whom A. a. Bowen
wanted notified IN case ol accident
The other g "Gorile. several lst
tera from whom were found ln enc
slain mans pockets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
nR. JARVIS DELIVERS
E<IIGHTE\I\G Address

Quite the best meeting o. those
held thus FAR in the Presbyterian
church ny Dr Rober r Lao Jarvis
was had last evening, From the
minute ths song service began un.n
,ha hsned.c,lon The doctor was IN
rne form DESPITE tho hanAoap of
q hrc ken arm and having 10 use
teo cruichcs b. worked with ihe
prgcision n tWin-siN.
"As cold waters % thirsty soul
80 is good news from Tar country"
vas his tzt Bread Is called the
staff Of llfa" he suid. 'out water is
more necessary" A fine tribute
was paid . mountain streams a.
his native state, snd % '4hc old
oaksu bucket eovred wi,h moss and
microbes"
Iio hasn't any use Cor ne long.
facfd- glnm-snd gloomy brand o,
religion, aud scored ths olrelcss and
Indifferent church mombrs without
mercy saying. "ii's lot o. trouble
10 dras people into he kIngdom of
God over dead church members"
The attendance and interest N
'hese meetings Is lhe best 81 any
held IN recent years The public Is
cordially Invited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
To GIVE CONCERT
Public Invited To First M. Il
Church Sunday Afternoon
At 3 O'clock; Free
To All

An Important hlgh soheol prosfam
win take place next SUNDAY otter
noon nov 90 y M. when ths
hlsh school orchesgra VIII gvs u'
nus pablle concert o. the wear The
membsrs 81 the onghestra have heen
working failhfuuy he whole year
Nl'h a repetoirc of new ausle, and
now feel Justified in presenting 20
ne people 81 Guthrie soms Of the
results of their tffofis Several
new members and neN instruments
have been added sine the first q
the year, and with ihe exception
~ hassoon. ne orchestra vii ap-
pear with practically complete
ins.rumenations
No admission viii he charged, y
collection. however, will he taken
10 add 70 the orchestra fund The
high school should own such instru
monis a. bass. oboe, hAsseon. viola
aud iympanl since they ere net
often asahie Tor solo work, bat are
indispensable IN an orchestra *
thirty pieces
Tho concert will De gwen a. the
First NJ X church at three O'Clock
Sanady afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
GOVERNOR DENIES THAT
HE VISITED DENNIS
Refutes story That Conference
Was Held With Missing Bank
Commissioner At Supply
Sanitarium

oklahoma Cly Noy 3 Cover
nor > n A. Roh on ehlractsr
lard as wholly and utterly false"
ths repor, that he ma seen fred
Dennis f'rnsr SLATE banhine com
mission on Ms nc nt trip 20
lnspec. me asylum IN settlement
10 thc Associated Press ihla a.
tfrpaen.
florence with
'-fho stattml INT mm 4 had .
confgr nee with Trti Dennis
daring my recent trip 70 tho state
Asynlm AZ Fort sulQ'f dos not
have the slghics, Foundation and
IS wholly and utterly false said
she governor in his statfmunt
"a wan' 20 rNr supply 20 matc
IN inrpeclen of m asylum there
and was accompanied by J W
kgser, thc republican neubsr q
tho state b'ard a. affairs Mr
Kystr Is editor of the chickashi
star. staunoh vpubllcan news
paper 81 the state Mp visit "a
The asylum waa for th purpose Of
making an ineNolion and Mr.
kyser was ailh me every NUT
of the tlme
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
MANY ATTEND RECEPlloN
FOR Dir. CiILsN AT CHURCH

The reception given Rev. J 4 Cal
Ian and family IN the first ~ r
church parlcr last evening was a de-
cided success
TIE room vas tasiiiy decorated VIII
sutunn leaves and the large number
q people. not only members of the
church b., friends oi the family frsm
ever the city. entered heartily into he
spirit q the occasion. on behalf q
TIE oatsde interests ?. II. Mcclure
welcomed Or. Cailans return in a
happy. fuisome ssdrsss AIRS r 2.
Prince an ~ c. Isl Lr-s .yoks IN
behalf o. arch.
The No.. ,gr4l consisted II .
duet by lrE "a s.fe-s and Nr.
Roht Nerten ard a violin solo 8y Miss
Heien Collins Liitle Miss Daisy Ma
rine crsvens delighted the sndience
with tvo clever readings. A. fhe cen-
ci1Eion q the program punch was
served b. the Misses. Doris Cafiney
sadie James. Mona Hess and ssrst
Williams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
Girls Die; Others
Injured When
Factory Burns

ke~ York. Nes 3-Three uiria
were killed, three more arc reported
dying and about a dozen were taken
20 hospitals seriously lolured aiter
a tire broke out In eelulold factory
this aiternoon Oh East Thirteenth
81. and the flames quickly envel.
opea the three story building
About forty Girls were employed
In the factory. Several Jumped
from windows a. the panic struck.
more escaped over roofs. others
we're taken down ladders BY Tire
men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
OFFICER Co.'s WEST
uTER Dil. IROTIII,

MoAlestef. OKLA Nov 81 g.
Nation. city mamhal ~ uaileytille.
with special authority and commits
sion from Governor }. o. A. Robert
SON. departed iof Alamoaa. Colo 10
bring hack Rev ]. G.. Trottor. under
alias ~ oscar klnxes. who was ar-
rested there last Saturday as faEa-
'iiFe from Justice and an escaped pr.s
euor from me fiiiaburg cuanty ian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
ANOTHER WOMAN EYE
WITNESS 10 CRIME FOI NJ

New Brunswick. r. J.. Nor o.
Deputy Atty Cen. Wilbur A. Mott.
has discovered another s0mln 'f1
witness" of the murder - the R.v.
Edward Wheeler Hall and his choir
leader Mrs. Eleanor Rlnshsrdi Mills.
according TO reports hrc today
Her identity L. said - bc knovn
only 70 Mr Mot and Detective
James y. Mason. chief investigator.
Neither would say whether the NO
man actually saw the commission
of the crime Or merely Faw the
PRINCIPALS on the rhlliips farm the
night u he murder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
fORhER RAIL MAN NAY
BE TRAIN ROBBER

Memphis. Tenn Nov. s-wIllism
7. Deboe. a former railroad worker.
vas arrested a West Memphis. Ark
ansas. and brought % Nemphis for
Questioning in connection xifh the AZ
tempted robbery q a St. Louis and
San Francisco Southbound passenger
train near Seventy Six. Missouri. early
today. Deboe va docketed al police
headquarters on a charge q eonspIr-
aey 70 rob > mail train and was or
1ered held Tor federal authorities
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
Oper the Wire

salt Lake CtI Sir mail service
out - SAT- lake was abandoned be-
oauae of heavy snow
a ssas.eseO
Washing on Statistic covering "a
states wlth - poresnt OF the country
population disclosed iUa6s doa.Aa
from automobile accidents Ia 1921
O.---------.-----x--- x----.----------.-o
san Francisco ll.uclne ~ Pima
ham. former governor = Hawaii.
Died.
O----------------N---- N-------------O
New York Elia Parker nulel
was elected prtaid No a. the auihofs )
League OF America
-a------- %
Washington pro'os ant aray end
navy cnaplalns decided 20 afect a
memorial 20 army navy and marin
corps ohapla'ns who died 10 tha
service Ia
Ara o
Waukeg8n. nl Wllmur Glenn
Noliva. oterseer al zion. wa. found
guilty ~ libel on charge of TN
Rev r. ~ Nelson, bat Judge
Edward so, the verdict aside
o.--..4 4.-.,
Nashville. Tenn &C. W. wemble
Vanderbilt university student. nas
killed aud Ted Clark ~ Llvlnrston.
Tenn, was Injured in an aifpiano
crash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
CHICAGO HI SCHOOL GIRLS
TAUGHT SAFETY FIRST

Chicago. Nov 3.-Eyery hIgh
school girl who reaches graduating
ciass IN the CHICAGO public schools
will BE- advised 70 demand, when
contemplating marriage. a certificate
4 clean health from he man she
proposes 70 wed. according % Peter
a. MUiensen. superintendent Of
schools The new ruling vii carry
with Il added instruction in eugen.os
by high school deans. he sasd No
Instruction on sex matters will be
Given 70 mixed cssses or in The
lover grades. the suDerin endeni
added.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
Girl RIEJSI,S $4,000
OFFERED FOR MiItIu iGi

Ncw York Nov a.-Ie.rsfs %
s25.0o0 on condition that she eef
married. Mias Ruth slanier. o., has
declined Is continue selling bred.
rolls and pics IN her mothers store
Miss spsnier was named beneficiary
In fhe viii of her uncle. Jac b
spanier who died IN 10. Angeles
= certainly viii not marry for
money she sid today when !
msrry Il shall be FOR love and {
will not alter by plans Jus u cause
of this request"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
Train
Robbers
Killed

Memphis. Teun- Nov. 3--laek
Kennedy, alias the quail hunt
er. an cx-eonYict who has
served a long term ia the Mis-
souri state prlson FOR 4 holdnp
and robbery Of - Louis and
San Francisco passenger trains,
and an unidentified bandit were
shot and killed ia what railroad
officials here declare was an nm
successful attempt early today o.
roh the mail and express ears Of
the fast - l.ouiS. S.Memphis
Frisco train Ne. SOS which LEI;
the former city at 9 o clock last
night. hy gang of SIX or more
masked bandits.
Reports received here regard.
ing the success Of the hold-up
are conflicting. one report being
that nnmber If pouches Of mall
and some express matter were
secured hy the robbers. whlle an
other report SAYS that the rob-
hers were driven off before they
conld enter the mail car
The hold.up was planned ln
Memphis about ten days ago. ac-
corimg 20 po>toffice inspectors
here. who were tipped of 20
the plan ~ the bandits and as q
result. night trains IN both direc-
fions on the Frisco between
Memphis and 81 Louis. have
carried extra guards for the past
week. According 20 the original
plans. officers say. be hold-np
was 20 have taken place in north
Arkansas. hut The theft 81 am
automobile which Il was planned
10 usc upset the plans n the
bandits. and caused a delay ln
tho meanwhile. in learning that
tho, were being watched hv post
office Inspector. the mon left
Memphis. bat wcrc traced io
seventy Six. No, near where the
hold.np this morning occurred
Since ilat time oue or more ~
the bard has hcen constantly
watched When tho time came.
Officers on the train were ready
10 rsnulsc The attack
No information as 70 the
method used "a hold up tho train
was received by Frisco officials
here. although they arc of the
opinion dyuamiiinc of the track
near Marshfiels. No. earlier in
'he night nav have been part of
tho nlan
When the train was brought
70 4 stop near Wiitenbere No
shortly after midnigh today ae-
CONTINUED on PAGE -Four ,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
NONSTOP FLIGHT
ACROSS CONTINENT on

San Diego. Calf, Nov 3.-lieut-
enants John a. MscRessy and OAK
icy Kelly, army ssistors, took off at
Rockwell Field At $50 .. m. today IN
an attempt 70 cross the continent
fror San Diego to New York without
step IN the great naonopIsne T-2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
JOAN xa-oeEv RECOVERING
NICELY FROM opERETlc.

JOIN NahrneT. no has bsen quite
ill foiigsinK . msjor opsraaon.
7srfcmsc sersrai weeks azo Is n0r
recovering noe.y. He vas removed
from the Mssh0div, hospital Nonssv
end is nov e his home whers hs
: receiring most excsilsns attention.
HIS niece. Mr. Agnes Hsrsen.
grada2,s = BsIrae hospstzi i czr-
inz Tor him- Mr. Harsen has had
uach fKperience IS = trained nurse
ane czns o Cufkris ss soon - she
beard q her uncie's nlnee- F-ienos
. NJ. Nahousy. snd thsy are leron
are gid % hear q his iuprors-
Uert
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
NilE IL No TIGHT
NiD. III SEEMS

Washington. Nov s-Mlns Alice
Robertson from the second OKLA
homa congressional digric only
womsE m mber o. congress. was one
of The most lavish sDcnders o.
congressional candidates IN the
United States. aoc3rding 10 reports
filed here Thursday on campaign cx-
penses a. required by law.
Iier total expense. reported was
1855. Among contributions listed
Miss Alice shows one from sacre-
tarv of war Week. for $3.50 and one
Tor 1900 from ihe Women Na
tloHsi REPUBLICAN club inc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
Dennis
Fo, lIIn
a ss reQt
NoadNa r.. q 8 b.

lleycd here mat Fred Dennis.
former bank commissioner. who
disappeared shortly after the
Okmulgre hank disclosures. has
been kept iusognllo Ia the state
saniiarium AZ supply Is miles
northwest ~ this city. since his
disarpcaranee Il i also under.
stood that a plan has been
Formulated 70 bring Dennis
hack day 81 two before The
election. for the political effect Il
was expected % have on the
voters who have heen criticifing
the governor Whether this plan
win nov b. carried mt i ples.
toned alnee ID hrcame known
here hy current rumor, alilsnsh
Dennis u reported q have be.
come weary ~ his ISOLATION and
DESTROYS II returning 10 face the
worst
fhv ssmiarlum u located on .
large resrrvatian. formerly
military reserve. IN an unfre.
uuented country Governor
Robertson il said 10 have spent
a week following October rs AZ
the ssoliafium. during which the
alleged Ian Tor bringing Dennis
on the stlRc for a grand finale
90 the can palgn was worked aui.
The governor controls the inail.
tuition and the superintendent Is
his appoiuice llr and Dennis
are reported 20 have spent a
night AZ the ranfh ~ Charley
Martin near there. during The
week ~ the NlAit
a deputy sheriff frm Okmul
gee was said % have been at ihe
sauiiarium during The Robertson
visit, bat went home after a few
days
II Is currently reported here
that Dennis was going IN 20 ri +
himself np week. ago. hnl that
hc has beeu persuaded 70 wait
Tor political setting 10 the
event
Last night Campbell Russell.
chairman of the state corporation
commission, flew here IN an air
plane. presumably on political
mission. hut u Is believed that Ne
came 10 secure information con.
corning location of Dennis RNs
sell Offered reward for The
capture of neuni shortly after
be- lallers disappearance After
spending the night here he lett
in the plane far Oklahoma City
when asked II his mission
concerned Fred Dennis or poll
tics. Russell answered that he
Was looking up The head waters
81 the Canadian river in search
~ water supply FOR Oklahoma
City
Dennis Is said 10 bayc recently
been operated on IL \ Woodward
hospital for a minor difficulty
The supposltlon here is that
Dennis was brought 20 the iusii.
tuition for fonecalment after the
Okmuleee affair aud entered rs
a patient ualer an assumed
name.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
NATIONALIST Gov
EMINENT REPUDlkTEs
FORMER TURK DEBTS

Angors. Nov a--The Turkish Ma
tionalist government 81 Angora has
announced that l. consider null and
VOID al II stifs and copYentions
concluded since March 1e. 1920. By
the consiantiaople administration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-03
WHEAT FLOUR cogs UP
20 CENTS rHg BARRE

~ y TT --T7I ITT"7
san Francisco. Nov. 3.-IOcal
miilers asked sn advsnce Of twenty
cents per barrel IN the price Of
fioar. effective today.
The raise. which is ne frs since
August the millers said. fired the
basic price Of family grade flour
al i7.55 PER barrel Increased wheat
pres are blaued.