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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18
HORSE SHOW AT
/ STATE FAIR TO
Be FINEST YET


II. Y. browne, Viceplesiuent y
|the state 1alr poaru anu lhahasei
|pf the nlght morse sho"' is ehenus'
iastice over the responses among
northwest norsemen IN tne lorIn,
Eomlns nisn' iioise 80" 80, 80 ~. -
be held IN connectloh VIII .ne
sixty-flrst annual sta'e laii WHICH
ppens IN Salem' Monuay' oep.en
per 20. The morse sno" "ii De
put on every nlsnt ol- tne ~eeA -
the falr, Win the eAoep'ion u
Patufday night $500
HORSES WIN spienulu ieeoi ~ =
kre coming iioln An@ny du". ~, ~ - -
partlcipa'e' ioe 80 W. 70
carloau VI line aiA.%A, Aoi .ne
pos pai.' ~ ~ na - - ~ 2 s.tseu
RWneu ~ I
WY m isSJui : - e1en = ? -.
farA S,1m @ wv 3ndanson ca,i la
Wy ',,, bihi+ 80 ~. St.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18
NO SLOGANS FOR
INDEPENDENTS

| Candidates in the general cleo
t1on who have been nominated by
an assembly of electors or by peti-
tlon of individual electors, are not
privileged to flaunt a slogan in
the face of the voter as are the
duly nominated candidates of reg.
ularly organized political parties.
This is the advice given to Secre-
tary of State Kozer today by At
torney General Van Wrinkle in an
opinion in which it is pointed out
that such candidates are limited
in their ballot designations to the
words independent or non
partisan" and then only in the
event that such designation has
been requested on the nomination
petition.
The attorney generals opinion
was given in connection with the
candidacy of T. M. Kerrigan who
seeks reelection to the public
service commission as an indie
pendent candidate. Kerrigan's
nomination petition included re
quest that the slogan "Kerrigan
Enforces Contracts" be printed on
the ballot following his name.
This request, under the terms of |
the attorney generals opinion,
can not be complied with. Meth
er can Kerrigan be designated as
either an independent" or a
non-partisan" no such designa-
ton having been made on his GER
tfiicate of nomination.
Kerrigan was nominated by an
Of electors held in Port
land and his certificate of nomina-
tion, filed with the secretary of
state here on September 2 bears
he signatures of E. e. Brackney |
is chairman and Amy Harbour,
secretary of the assembly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18
ALL REFUSES TO
WITHDRAW CANDIDACY

Portland, Or, Sept. 1S.-Ru-
prs that Charles Hall, independ-
n candidate for governor, is to
hhdraw were set at rest yester-
Fy by Mr.. Hall himself, who de-
led that he had any such inten-
Pn, and who expressed himself as
III satisfied with his political
suation.
NO." said Mr.. Hall, Il have not
3ought Of withdrawing, nor can
maglne where such a story orig
Ated Certainly there is nothing
IT, l shall carry on as 1 have
pa would"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18
COUNTY JAIL SERVICES
TO Be HELD AT DALLAS

Dallas, Or, Sept. 1s.-services
will be held in the county Jail
sunday under the direction of
Mrs. Robertson, head of the Saliva
tion army in Polk county. At one
time such services were regular
weekly occurrence, being held by
the Apostolic Faith. For num-
Der of reasons they were discon-
tinued about two years ago. Mrs.
robertson held services last Sun
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

day from 8 to o'clock in the aft
ernoon. Sheriff John w. Orr is
present at each of the services.
Last Sunday there were four pris-
oners confined in the jail, includ-
ing Phillip Warren, now being
held for murder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

The doctors who tell us to be
careful about eating when unhap-
py ;hould revise the restaurant
prices.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

Except two miles in the Calapooia
bottoms, half mile north of Shedd,
and another mile at Drivers cross
ing, the paving on the Pacific high
way between Albany and Halsey
is completed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

Frances idea about reparations
is that if any nation is opposed to
'em it doesn't have to take any.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

iou'd be surprised to realize
4" much honest, wholesome ro-
4nce there is in this funny old
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
LOU GREEN, FREED FROM
40 YEAR TERM, TO BE HERE
Slayer Of patrolmen Muxlow
and Caldwell To Visit In
Guthrie During the
Holidays

Lucius Green oolorad has tlilod
Guthrie friend iha, he win spend
portion of the Christmas holidays m
Guthrie
Green was pardlnoi Sunday ny
Governor Robertson. lie was sery-
ing sentence of 40 years ln Meal
ester staio prison ror the killing 90
patrolman Lon Muxlow Ga 1914 Pa
tr.lman Caldwell who accompanied
NaNlow. when be attempted 20 raid
Greens place wa also slain hy
Green Trial 81 Green for tho cald
well murder has never been held.
Green was released from McAloster
prison Sunday morning
The donblo tragedy which occurred
here on a SUNDAY afternoon. threw tho
town into a frenzy Grson was ar
rested by sheriff Mahoney. who
apIrited him cut of town A moh
was hastily formed and started IN
pursuit but it was hnlf-hearted
mob and Green was never taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS
TO TAKE OATH JANUARY Z
Boggess Is the Only New Man
Others elected. Commis-
sioners Hold over Until
July ist

Newly elected county sncers
viii ube 9th nast wet. January
2 with tho exception Of Tom
Boeras ali q the cifcfra rely
ucoecdod ,hemelvs havng o u
electd.
There viii be two nfw faces ~
the July IT. meeting 81 the hoard
u county commits ioners. how rrs
John lh,pkt.ss having bssn fsoi 4
ovor ihe nr ne Incumbent. Gearre
sloan. of The srd aisirl end runR
R'nehsft taKts Emil J.. Hirachla
place syivost Rod % ha End
district was reelected They DO no.
tks their q ats until ths horlnn ne
of TIE fNcal yfar
sh rff-tict Borgus has rot sg.
nlfied y,t eho his d,milos VII be-.
other officers win make no chanvca.
Il is said iho present onplonal
cirrylng on ss bffore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
ANNUAL FEAST Of
MAsONs STARTS TONIGHT
Guthrie Lodge and Albert Pike
To Stage Activities; Home
People To Be En-
tertained

Starting tonight with ttar an-
nnal feast Guthra Masuns wiz have
The blgg 81 week q act.yi'ies for
tho YEAR.
Guthrie Lode ~ 2s end An RI
Pike No. ie2 viii hold their in-
etalistion and feast jointly tha year
a. ths o'd Temple az o'clock The
installing q the officers for 1898
eall ba hy Past Grand Master
Arthur j. wfir of the Masonic
HOME John n English viii b ad
Guthrie Lodge this year. ahge l..
4 Johnston viii be master = Albert
pike.
Friday nieht tn two lodges will
tender a reception to Gnand Seer
tory VIM ". And rson and his
force. Arthur J. Weir. supcrlntend-
ent u the Masonic Home. hls stiff
an dihe Home family at IN, old
CONVENTION hall Entran-o viii be
at tho north door end BY dues card
on.y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
BRUSH UP BOY! P. 0. AP-
.PHCANTs TO Be EXAMINED
II Yea Have Not the Necessary
Qualifications You Stand
Poor Chance To Land
the Job

Are yoa esndldat, Tor che
Guthrts pss tmAsserships
Yea are Then .tu nust taka
evil service Aamlnasion aad ac-
ooad 'ax % Gus n-rgmsa ths exam Is
no sasy school bsy mattsr This
notice was sent 70 Ths /. hder TO-
aay.
The rntd St-ts civil service
comm ssion, st the request Of che
Toamtstlr rn raL announces a
csmY utiva examinatt.n Tor poit-
urster 81 Guthrie. ok,ahrml
Competitors viii nct D. required
10 IMPORT FOR sNaminAiion - any
p'aes but ail Be rated upon ihtsr
educator end training busin. 81 "a 8
per nee and fitness Application
must be pronr rly sNscuted on Form
.eil and filed with ths cisil ssrvi :
commits ion Washington. d &. prcr
to the hour of ine business o.
january g. 1928
Apply 70 C A. norgman. LEGAL
eecuurT. AZ the post office Tor
apflic fiou Form 22ii. end PORN
ssia. Containing q fnite .af rmation
m reard 10 TIE sxamir lion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
Another Battling
Murder Mystery
In New York

Nes. York. Dec. 27.--Twenty de-
teetives today bent their efforts 20
discover a cue . the murder of
pretty i0.year old Theresa Nc
carihy. who was sitln BY a shot
through the heart while playing
alone with her Christmas toys at
her home IN Brooklyn yesterday.
The girls mother found her
dead. clad in a night dress. when
she returned from visit of a few
hours The house was locked.
There were no signs % Struggle
Or ill treatment. The ohii5's little
pooole DEG, Rags, was imprisoned in
tire bathroom, barking frantiesl y.
Mrs Mccarthy entered
No weapon was found. Powder
marks or the flesh Indicated she
hso beer shot a. close range. Not
, fnesr print Or footprint could
&c found ard the police admitted
that they faced = battling mystery.
especially as there apparently was
10 rlotise.
Chief Police inspector Lahey de-
seribed 4 as = murder without ,
clue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

Bsstrop. La. Dee 27-The second
arrest IN connection with the More
house kidnapping Of last August oc-
Cured late Tuesday when Df B. NJ
Mckoin. until a few months ago
mayer 81 1Ier Rouge. was taken iato
custody al Baltimore upon ins;rnc.
fions of Governor Parker. who charged
him with murder.
The physician was taking a post
graduate course at Johns Hopkins
university
Tie former mayor is expected 70
reach here within q few days 10 join
. former deputy sheriff who j. aow
heirg Reid on a similar charge in the
Basirop Jail
While the arrest was being made a
detachment Of national guard was re-
connoitering along Lake lie FOurche
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

for evidence TO lead 70 the arrest #
dynamisers responsible sor the blast
ing at a ferry landing last week when
the bodies Of two men. believed 20
have been tortured and murdered ~
masked and rohsd mer were blown
from the bottom Of fhe lake
The company was also 10 act as
hodyQuard for the sheriff. who was 70
make arrests in The event his suspi-
cions justified them
During the d4y Adiuisnf Gei ersl
Tosmbs suddenly called back from
Washington b. the governor arrived
IN Narehouse 20 direct the operations
= the three companies of state ircops
ercampea here and ~ her Rouge
7 was persiS'pn'ly reported that
al preparations had been made 70
call out two additional state com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
Murder Charge Made Against Former Mayor of Mer Rouge

the ease which has been set for Jan.
uary here
II is reported the number of arrests
will b. increased in the event the
identity Of the dynamiiers Is cstah-
lished Federal agents declare they
have the name Of ihe rngeader and
his arrest IS imminent.
Attorney General Coco was expected
"a arrive AZ New Orleans Wednesday
IN preparation for the conference
there Thursday AZ which time plans
for the hearing viii he oulined and
fhe report of the corauers jury that
conducted The inquest over the head
less bodies 81 Watt Daniels and Tom
Richards viii be discussed
Citizens iast night discussed the ar
rest Of two Of their former law off
tCortnued on Page ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
ORIGINAL DRY
ADVOCATE L. DEAD

WcShiugtoc. Dee e Or Wilbur
p Cnfts. f1r "a yesrs sasorniend-
sut Of the Int gusuonai Reiorm ba-
reaa Vhich n. funded. and Wildly
Fn0wa brauss - n taciiyiues on
behalf % prob btion and similar
movements. died a. a hospital hers
today q pnsumonia. IL vas -
ears cd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27

panics If necessary.
Soldiers are on guard duty at the
Jail here and encamped ia the heart
Of Mer Rouge where the situation Is
such that the governor does not want
10 leave the iownspeople 10 them
selves IN the fear there will be blood
shed because 81 the Friction among
them following the August event
Many II the populace are armed.
The military was also a. The dis
nosal II ihe civil authorities 90 take
IN custody many members Of the
hooded mob whose identity s krown
TO The state according 70 department
Of Justice men.
Attorney General Coco Monday an
nounced that ~ least six or seven
more arrests would be made before
the opeo hearing in connection with
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
CUPID, THE BUSY GUY,
SHOOTS MANY ARROWS
Yuletide Period Gives Promise
OF Exceeding All Former
Records In Marriage
Line

on Saturday afternoon. NJ Earl
Geddea and Mis- Ruin nerr n Ma
viua called 90 tho residence N J vs.
kilhern pastor n First Christian
church. armod with an official aocu
mont ihe passport 20 maiflmou They
were speedily made one ana departed
happily On thclr way
on Sunday afternoon. ~ me ccm.
faflahle country home ~ The bride.
PARENTS. aiN mllea s0aiheart 81 Nui.
hail over ,ho border in payne county.
Mr Herman Smith. OF hl. city
and hlas ieuise Schneider were PIN
"a 10 holy wedloek. the impressive
rinr ceremony belng used. and } w.
kilbom officiating only relatives
and close friends witnessed The happy
affair after which all ,at down 10
b nntliul wedding dinner The nowly-
weda are az home with the rroon's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
NOuE>'S STRAW HATS
SHOWN FEBRUARY fST

Tho aasoa for new sprinr ftta
hlia O. womsn opens FshrHsf
although adYanosd mid seasa he
IN falll. sllss and graa a 4 nar
satin are nov h.lng shown.
Ing p hesds ~ tn aailintry
ptftmenis of city dry goods CON
pan'ea hufht spring coiora nse
shades u fresn. blue. rlas and
br.rhi yellow elll hs worn.
paradis 70 cd shada n b ana
Nsntiru and R.aesda Freen sea
fmong The f,w saaass o'a re.
Tale saten I. called "Ashas of
10 sa' IN Alice blue aud Cop n-
hagen blue are French blaa A.
pre- nt tiaek {. isadinx esefythlne
n style "a ia bsing sold NOR tb
anY 9th eo'or
'skn.l.esp for bobhd-hAlr wear
uili eoer up n hair in ne bacs
ss the bobbed-htlrsd Kirls wish. =
sfe new saHaeoman said. Bara,ts
10 str " eth seisd wheels and
"a scent nu Harry alks ar 10.
ing e. h popaslr Everything ls
ieAeled or vhssied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
CONTINUED on Page :,
RYAN FEARS @. o. ..
NAY EAT UP AL or rood
At WALTON BARBECUE

Enid, Dtc 81 Enida myor W
~ Ryan, Is rather poasod because
Enid and Garfield couuIa hay not
provided as bouutlfa.iy az NJ Dc
sired fm the Walton barb cnc nyaa
irifd 20 roslTn from the Walton
committee. hut was nj permitted 10
do 20. ~ sya. 'tha republicans
VIII neek % the barb cue. eat all
ths grub - fho democrats won't
get any. then CONS back homa and
declare the ev.ni a failur,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
Wireless Photography
Is No Longer
Dream Stuff

Loneer. Dec. zT.-The Daily NAL
announess that an electrician, 7. r.
Baker. pioreer in pis0to tsie1rs
ply. hAs eOrplessc process tor
wireless photography on ~hssh ne
hss eeen working fer sometime.
Il Is sad that ne has found Il pos
shle % send ~ ~tre'ess = phote-
graph which IS reproduced On a
sensitive film sone distance away
from the sending set
The newspaper prlnts picture
which IL says was transmitted BY
Mr.. Baker frora ene building 70
snosher building one hurdred yards
cissart within three minutes q
soas that the process before long
may be used for the transm'ssion
81 pictures over unlimited areas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
Santa
Claus
Arrested

Madison Wis Dec. 2i First
while clients of Victor II Arnold.
former president Of the insolvent
Madison Bond company. arrested
in Bayside. \ Y. yesterday on a
charge 81 using the mails 20 de-
fraud. today expeciantk awaited
his return here for trial
Meanwhile the sensational
career Of Arnold during MS resi-
dence in the city WAS the topic
of conversation in all circles.
Ills personification OF Santa
Claus during the 1927 Christmas
season. whcn he was sad 70 have
expended $4,000 for gifts 10 the
poor. was recalled. llarkenmg
hack 10 his firsi claim 70 fame
locally. residents remmbered the
visits 81 Norma Talmadec. film
acireSs. with two Of Arnold s
daughters The Arnold home
was one of the sociel ceuters q
the town.
Arnold Was indicted Wednesday
by the federal grand Jury for the
eastern district Of Wisconsin. in-
vesiigaiine hn transactions Ia
the bond company business
When arrested Arnold declared
it a frame-up During his resi-
dence in Bayside, Arnold leased
a hall in New York and delivered
. series of lectures on Christian.
ity and truth IN religion.
Arraigned before federal
commissioner. Arnold was held IN
bail ef s250o0 lie failed 10
supply il aud was placed ia the
BaySide Jail FOR the night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
SHAWNEE JUDGE HOLDS
COURT HERE TUESDAY

Judge Hal johnson Of Shawnee held
court here yesterday for judge smith
who had disqualified himself q sli IN
several cases
Ida Clock was granted divorce
from Carl Clock. on groands q ahan-
comment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
UnethiCaI
Practices
Fayed

tNf hH@ atNtetAffHi AttHt
Oklahoma city. Dee 81 An
investigating body 70 inquire in-
90 unethical practices Of attorneys
was recommended hy Frank
Wells. IA Oklahoma City lawyer.
IN an address before the OKLA
homa State Bar Association in
annual session here
We should widen the eNigcncN
from the local profession and
mrrow the entrance, = the
speaker asserted
A report recommending an
amendment 20 the state constitu-
tion dividing the supremc court
into three divisions was submit
red % the association hv the
committee on the judiciary re
form headed by Frank Owen Of
Oklahoma City Tho proposed
divisions of the court would sit
separately and il would have not
less than three justices or more
than five The term of justice
would be SIX years The com.
mitee also recommended passage
hy the Legislature of bin Great
ING supreme court commission
20 relieve the congestion of the
supreme court The address of
welcome was delivere hy Byron
Shearer Of Oklahoma City A. n.
Gibson Of Muskogee responded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
BRITAIN NOT TO ABANDON
M0SUL OIL BELT

Lanlaane. Dec 27.-Through For
ugn Secretary curzon. Greet Bu
tsin Informed Turkey today that the
British never viii abandon the
Mosui oil vilagt - requested by
the Turkish deicgat on and that no
prolongation or the near ast can
fsr nee can inf.n.nce the British
gorefnmtnt 70 re- ede from the posi-
tien d has teen on this mcs,er
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
CITY BAND TO ss R1oacAslzsD

Rober- Merien hls c-nsnt-d %
direct thn Guthrie Boete B nd.
proysd q the hind boys y The city
an wiling 70 give their TAI ct ind
tine one night each week 20 re-
heal4ais free - cos q ths city
Practice VII comnence n-u week.
tn exac, dsse usn BE- announced
iatfr. II Information "a wanted on
tbs meter see r. NJ chlicott cr
Walter J. No-Per lsiudlo 20z IL
z OKLA Avr. over Maxwell Ae-ncy.
Phone 1879
Boost this bind movement
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
Great Explosion In
Heart of Nation"

Kansas, cley. No, Dee 2f-sev
sfal persons are reported 70 have
been injured In an explosion Al the
Schneider milling Company In the
west N5.tems o. Greater Kansas
City this afternoon The plant ,Naa
tet on fire BY the explosion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
COiIE STORE t\D
DEPOT ROBBED

The covs enoral store was rob
bed OF several hundr dollars worth
Of silks and nj ms olething Christ
mas night 81 wa learned by the
sheriffs office today Ths dyp 1
was also robbed and the safs blown
oplns small chinge only was tax n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
NO ONE CAPABLE OF
PASSING CIVIL Exhn

Ths posioffles . drartmert has
pulled a rich JOKE % Republicn
p iiiic'aus especially sspiFant. fr
the foaima ter.hip Tha applicant
- 4 parinF ne says. mua. psss \
tiyi' sery'cs esauin ton The er
q driemsnts n Harreld go Tor nest
Ing
n sy thp. sad waevn
TODAY sof a ne candidates ~
poetmasier - prlnbd IN The Leha
n 9th r day." only one Is zap
sbis OF pas'sins ciyn service ex-
amlnauoa."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
MIAMI TO GET A BIG
PosToFF BUILDING

Washington. Dec. e7-An sppro-
pristion q f2eoooo for the en-
s.rDctioa of . post Office e Mani.
Ok.s. wouid ~ aVaiiabas under a
bin introduced n "a. house recently
BY Rrp-ss ntstive Chzzi.r. re-
puhfcin. okahoma became
knc~r t0dsf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
HEsE1s CORPUS OUT
FoR ACCUSED DOCTOR

naifimore. Nd Dec "a vrif
q hsbezs corpus for Dr p. g. NJ.
Ken form ue-or q Ne Ru-F
Lr- srrsstsd here yasf-rdsy cn 2
charE. q mar 1r. wss oitzin 4 tn
morning.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
WAS. WARREN \. swi1H DEAD

Ms Warm y. smith. who. x,th
hsr fsui,y recently moved 70 Cath
ra cied suddenly at hr hsme %
E1st Msnsur s.resf. lat. szturdsv
Fun ar services uss bed a. a.
FIrst 81 2 church Tuesdsy Inter
nert usse = TIE fan-F e msierF
~ Nsrshsn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
Lara TRAINS

All Santa re morning pass nraf
trains from "a north hava ben
lats ths past ten day Chfain .
traffic.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
oooc IS ELIGIBLE

Henry Dodd's rams is bfing rnsr
fio1ed in c-1D@rfio1 wth the iocs
possn.s;ershiG. Dodd can speedily
pszs : c.rI ssrvics sxsz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
WEATHER

New Oriesns. Ia. Drc 27-To-
n ght fair aud colder. Thursday
fair and warmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-12-27
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS
ARE MAKING BoNo8

Newly elected Danrhp offlcre
are making bonds this wosk pr
pamtory 10 taking office next B.ek.