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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17

The president is having congress
create thirteen more 5udgeships. I'm
cidentally it gives him an opportunity
to take thirteen members of the Agri-
cultural Bloc from the senate and place
them where he put Kenyon. Curious
ly enough, there are just thirteen of
these senators still remaining in the
Agricultural bloc, who can be depended
upon to stand by the people on most
occasions-except when there is a soft
lifetime job to be had.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17

Vienna Stricken With Influenza.
Vienna-Seven thousand new cases
of influenza have been reported in the
past week. In consequence of the
spread of the disease all schools have
been closed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
Senate Gets Van Treaty.

Senate Gets zap Treaty.
.Washington-The treaty between the
United States and Japan fixing the
status of the Island of zap and cover
ing the ALLEGATION of wireless and ca
BILE rights on and from that island, was
sent to the senate by President Hard
ing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
$50 Aliens Await Oeportatio,,.

$50 Aliens Await Deportation.
Washington - Approximately $50
ted States are being gathered at Ellis
island for deportation as undesirable
citizens, it was said by immigration
officials.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
OPPOSES SPECIAL TAX PLAN
Harding Hits Propose! to Finance Sol
dier Bonus

Harding Hits Propose! to Finance Sol
dier Bonus.
Observation-Disclosures Harding is
unalterably opposed to the enactment
Of the special taxes suggested to
finance the soldier bonus or to the re
turn to taxes which have been repeal
ed, it was stated officially at the
White House.
1t also was indicated that the execu-
would be possible to raise the requir-
ed sum to finance the cash feature Of
the bonus under an issue Of bonds
without appreciably advancing inter-
est rates and destroying the financial
tranquility which is sought.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
DRY DIRECTOR UNDER FIRE
Rep. Gallivan Stresses Mounting Cost
Of Law Enforcement.

Washingtop-The United States for
two years has tried the experiment Of
forcing prohibition on the people and
the only appreciable development has
been the increasing cost of enforce
ment,: Representative Gallivan, Demo-
crat, Massachusetts, declared in a
speech put in the record of the House.
Representative Gallivan, who is i'll
in hospital, made a general attack
on Commissioner Haynes for what he
chara cteriZed as lack of enforcement.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
Liner Encounters Terrific Storms.

Liner Encounters Terrific Storms.
Corunna, Spain-The Spanish liner
Alfonso XII, which sailed from Ha-
vana January 20, and New York Jan
.uary q, has arrived here after a ter
rife passage. Thirty-four of the pas
sengers and members of the crew are
suffering from injuries.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
Drv Auent Ambushed and Killed

OCy NQSNC An0QUSUeu anu NIJJSO.
Huntington, w. Va. = William
Meade, state prohibition agent op-
Grating in Wayne county, W. Va, was
shot from ambush and instantly killed
on a road near Dunlow, w. Va, &C,
cording to information sent to author.
tiles here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
Quebec to Sell Wine at Cost.

Washington-The province of Que
bee has taken steps to supply its citi-
zens with the best wine at practically
cost prices, according to report to
the Department of Commerce. by Con
sui E. H. DennsOn
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
Liquor Imports Increase.

Liquor imports Tncredse.
Neutrality-suspicious. imports during
the past year increased by nearly
$1,5OO,00O as compared to 1920, while
shipments of soft drinks into the coun-
try fell off by more than 100000 dur
ing the same period
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
Harding Approves New Hospitals

Harding Approves New Hospitals.
Washington-Appro has been
given by President Harding to the bill
authorizing an appropriation of $751;
100000 for the construction Of addi-
tional hospitals for war :: veterans,
Chairman Langley, of the House pub
lie buildings and grounds committee,
author of the measure, announced.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17
KENYON to Resiun This Month,

Kenyon to Resign This Month.
ashington-Senator Kenyon, OF
Iowa, who recently was appointed a
circuit Judge by President Harding,
will resign from the Senate about the
last Of this month to take up his new
duties.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17

Abe Martin says that his friend Ike
Lark has bought new pair Of shoes
with some money he had left over
from the Wilson administration.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17

Governor Preus states that he is not
a candidate for T. S. senator, as has
been rumored. Says he jaast wants to
he governor again.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-02-17

oldest (s0) and youngest (14) veterans
who saw active service in the great
war. -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
GUTHRIE bOOT[Ns CLEAN
UP ON I'll RENO ELEVEN
Our HI Boys Completely Out
class Opponents Fumbles IN
Last Half Keeps Score
Down

cath-.s rst avag 81 flyluk start
seorlag dur.ne the afft sarss miauiss
tf play ou ths ,h'ra play u ghe
game Andersen broke aeas fer IONS
rsin. plaelnF the ban oa ElRsaea ia
ward Hne fnom here Inc planres
carried ihe ban nfef ana Neria tishsi
the goal ~ Reno came bach stnons
after this. iakne aassnsars = q
umhina runt wh.ch save them ne
han "a Guthrie tecnty yard lins
Line PLAYS werc effective and VI
Reno scored The trs for point bow
ever failed and 0aihue vas siil lead
ing ~ enc point Cuthrie so1n "a.
creased this lead asinr line plays
successfully Spann finally carried it
oger 90 Z tackle buck vous mlssea
ihe try far point Guthrie Nss ealrs
BIZ 81 ihis ner.od of the game aud
som vent over f'r their third ana lsa
touchdown. The half ended with Gafh
ne leading 10 20 e
snihrie threatened darlne lhr fhlu
A tf.ss-eross On puni fofmntlon 'as
hsd ealned thirty yards. and Gaihue
had the bah on the nve yard line A
fifteen yard penalty cn The next play
spoiled Guthne's chance Tor q t.ach.
down Oross va called hacN Is ify
e goal from hoM u was douhfai
whether The ~ would succeed b.
cause Gross vas iiotinF inl8 ne
wind which vas hlowlns strongly from
the south dur.ar iho entire afternoon
tContlnued on PAGE y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
PLEADS FOR HIGHER
TEACHING STANDARD
Tom Butcher Former State Man,
Delivers Eloquent Address Al
Edmond Educational
Meeting

EAmaad Noe r.ssdlaE faf q
hleheg sssnaart fof ihe lssehlns pfe
fesslon. Thomas "a uatshef nfesid snt
~ sha Kansas state Nofmal aeheai.
addressed itoo teafhefs - The cen
trail rdaoatlap association a. thslf a.
naai conference here tfldaY 80
apaks "a rhe Nlssion - fssehaf
nalehef declared he Nonia raise ghu
standard 20 lhe profession tf fals'es
ihe qualifications ~ che tafiyidaai
teachers This. he malntalAeA. wtalt
make isaehlnT profession ~ lis p0r
Instead oi a eaiehal far the ft'lafs'
lu other rrsiesslnna
Al n A her sareflnlFndsnt 4
schools sl HtHivairf eaa shesen
president & ~ Central aislfltl al
enc annual election FRIDAY nlaht
other officers nsmsi vafa ANsa Anna
willis. Chandler vice president, and
NlIst lda " iials okhhoma city and
g N Peak superintendent - afheah
Guthrie, members u the ssetuliv'
hoard
Among oihof leading speaksrs a.
~ days session wsm q = nsnsoa
acting dean % the aehool ot eaueail0n
a. The unlsffsliF Il nklAhoms
Charles A. Mcauffy Nashslllr
Tenn Frank g Mover president q
ihs University II KsnlursY and
memher OF shs commission mAk,ng 81
educational anrvet 10 uklahama aud
Charles A E,ana director ~ the "a
tension dlviiian oklahoma A amt Il
r1llsFo
AieVe} ln hls address declared lha
Oklahoma i laslns Ia edacailon llN
said thal ca. school survey raw un
der waY Showed that Oklahoma b
twelfth Ga weallh Is The puAo
States hul ouly thuy'nsiA Is aa
Cailon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

the 2lsi day of March. 1922. that
complaint Ia writing and on oath vas
made and filed before the Hon A. II.
Boles. County Judge. by the County
Attorney. alleging that liquor was b..
ing manufactured. kept and sold 90
the SEis of Ser 3. Township 10
Range 4 ". with the intention that
same be sold IL violation of law. aud
ihereupon the Hon. a. II. Boles issued
a search warrant under his hand and
seal. bs the authority n the State of
Oklahoma. and directed the same 70
the sheriff of Logan County. and
particularly describing the place ard
the thing 20 Be searched for. and II
liquors were found 10 Immediately
arrest the person in charge Of SAID
liquor. and thereupon the Sheriff
executed a search warrant. by pro-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

The attention of the voters has been
directed 70 Tim Boggess. the Demo
cratic candidate for Sheriff. with the
requcs; 70 support him because he
stands for the enforcement of the Ma
iional Prohibition law This request
has been circulated largely among the
voters Of Logan County who are deep
~ interested IN eliminating traffic IN
liquor. and the punishment for those
who violate liquor laws. All good
citizens support these laws. not only
by aiding the Officers wherever they
can. buf they further conduct their
private affairs that they keep them
selves and their property free from
the smirch Of liquor violation.
Let us examine the files Of the
County Court Of Logan County IN
Cause No. Is72. and there we find On
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
Dinudde Tells of Moonsuers and of Sideppers in the Ong

cecding 10 ihe place described. and
seizel one copper still complete, l2D
gallons ~ mash aud five gallons ~
corn whisky. and found X y Beekner
and X ~ Crawford 10 Possession Of
said property. This is shown By q.
iicers return TO the search warrant
filed IN said cause
This property described Ia the
search warrant Is owned by some
heirs. one II whom Is the wife of Tom
Boggess and Tom Bogress himself Is
agent ~ the heirs and looks after the
management of this farm. Il IS sifn.
afed n North Cedar Township, and
j. ar out of the way place where i is
easy Tor men 10 conceal themselves
and make liquor and these liquor
operations we're carried on on this
farm until they became public
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

nuisance. and anyone passing along
the highway could smell the filthy
mash that was heing fermented there.
and which was later found by the
Sheriff. and We are reliably informed
that the persons arrested on the place
BY the Sheriff. az that time occupied
the place for the sole purpose Of
manufacturing liquor and not for
agriculture purposes The furniture
of these two men IN charge consisted
II an old bed, cook stove aud
table apd about five gallons of whisky
sitting in the dining room on the
floor: whisky jugs sitting around IN
the house and four five gallon char
eoaled whisky kegs were found ia the
front room. And could il fairly be
said that the intentions Of these men
fcontlnned on Page -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
TO PLAY SUNDAY
Splendid Program Is Canded
For First NJ. Y. Church
Tomorrow Afternoon At
3 O'clock

A splendid pregram bv ,hc high
school orchcsira nromisss fo a. sell
att nj fom1froN sftcfuoon a thf
Fifft n = church WITH the eAecl.
tsa - hassoon the orrhrffra vii
appear With practically compi ie
Instruments ion This = unusual
for a scho,l orranizltlon. and merits
ihe attention of the whole city The
Program Wll o. thor aahy enjoyed.
A collection wei De taken 90 sven
The orchssfra fund Loi everybody
sem prepared 20 oon.rfhutn some
thing RsmeHh Sac time end
place 3 m az the first Mc'hod.
ist church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
TO Facnr or NOT TO FiesT
fRs The Associated rr.ssl

fkF The Assecisiet ircss
otndom. Nos g-~Ah nom.natons
sor sat in The Brsish parliameni
must he IN the hands = ress'cnsible
officials ~ noon TODAY
This moruing. every one was s'ih
~ondsr.ng s Liosd ceorro vas s0lns
4 rslease Ms host q RESERVES ana
b. eleventh boar nomlnassons fuliiii
hls threst q spread ihe ~ar sgainss
the coussrvssives who over brew
him.
SO FAR 1870 cAnd dates have hern
nominated snd y hfse only IT,
are Hsud a. national liberals uude-
the banner q Lloyd George, While
the consrystves. gensrals called
unionls's, have ass In the field.
Political gossip in The m rains
uawspspsrs are almost unanimous ia
asserting tha, Licsd ceorgr resolved
las night % turn loose h.s ns'rsos
sna pat go additional candidates
this morning. ncihviihstanding esrly
Indications thal such project has
besn ahoudoned Unless these writer.
are wrong tho little wslehmsn wiA
isui up sAoul 30 ntw men. hr.ngng
his total ef candaS;ts near the -op
marx In this matter Lloyd George
Is said ~ the gosslas 20 have re-
lucsant,y Welded q srcng pressure
from his followers. a. Ne had just
sbout dstermongd M, 70 spraid the
war.
Whit LLOYD Georges intentions
are cannot he said b be ali sngroi-
sing in political RANKS today FOR
he moment she TOPIC ~ gFsatesf
Consideration Is the wslding q ,he
liberal groaps o. Manchestsr. wher
the national and indenenden, iiber-
els decided last nlshi 20 abandon
their mutual opposition and stand
Dssiher as united liberals AGAINST
ihe candidates of the other parties
A similar union between divergent
liberal groups in many other l.an-
cashlre constituencies vas ~ ctfo
overnight. according 10 The leading
organ 0, ths ind,penden, liberals.
the Daily News. which perdic,s hat
a greater pair ot en- country viii
surely follow Manchsster's lead
In the past Manchestsr liberalism
has often had an Important influence
on British p-li ies. ~Ths Manchtstsr
school being the standard nsms for
famil'ar brand q . scme shat al
vsnced Mheari.xm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
MANY HEAR DIR. JARVIS
AT PREsBiTEmaN CHURCH

Ano<her iargs csngrega Ion as-
se1oled AZ the First Presbyterian
church las night 20 hear Dr. Jarvis.
lie persssd hcms 10 h'n hearers he
opportunity which comes Whenever
He pressed home 70 hts hearers the
has a wonderful fund o. appropriate
po< ms stored away in memorg and
seems 20 be sbie 70 drsr a. viii
upon this store for the most arrs-o-
priste.
He put % a vote o. ihe canrrezs !
ton iae question ~ Saturday niaht
mreting znd aimosi he entire con
EreSatton voted - have a service
He then announced preaching to-
night.
Dr. Jarvis VII preach 4. both rer-
rices tomorrow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
They Started Mduied
Life Win a Bang;
Explosion Hurts Bride


Seokane. wAsh.. Nes. s.--Nsffiso
ne - I've es0riss ssartsa ~ish
harp here yesterday when ssples'er
q peona - nsshllshs possdsr hls~
20 TIE sssdie g watch seey haa
core feF wedding plssafss. painie'ls
irjerira one eride. ere bridsarsor
ard ths photographic, essldes esil'
lns eus tne are aepartnasns.
Nothsr ard dsuse.isr hsa planrsf
% be rsaried soueshsr but the an
had oons ~rang. TIE daughter
Miss Edna coraner, sna hsr flames.
Wares Weed. eere msrrleu in ths
rnorrlra. and ths r,osher. Mrs. oollY
Ase cordner. ard her attended
nArien Esrl Davis % spirit Lake.
Ida, IN the afternson. The sssa -
the stoois followed. Nrs woos ara
Mrs. Davis ~ere cvs b. flylas glass
Ths lnlarieS were rot serious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
MUCH MONEY COMES
FROM AUTO LICENSES
Good Roads In City and Bridges
Leading TO the Country
should Be Ours From
Money Received

So ns mls scar ,ho cle i dulaih
has rec,sstd from ias a'orthae
tax sssssaed By lhs tti I'D anor
ienod 8 ihs several cusiios q ihs
fisi. ths eam ~ tanau Tht
msnoa O. far road and hr'are ea-
kesp ana fof 30 oih popese
other touna in The senplf recflffe
~ fonewlne amount caf't
yfosts. Mrdian ssops nuihili
sstses orlaudo. iiiiaa olesuni
ciw tlfsI Marshall si9es3
~ mon.h. oahrs ess pad ih
flliopinr Sums January f@4s,
Fsbmtn ttam Nareh sitoeot
Aui fsotls May iessis iun'
ssa3N Jub ta1eis Aumsi
.t23 september nali ooebef
gee
To coln3a share % n auto 'ai
am unud % is6sl59a rh htl
Two months ~ the year Sow mh !
and Doce1fsr wn miferall, add
70 the total
The question g. of'fn a.ted.
'Whaf become. - ihe mon y r'cf'y.
"a from fho auto ax' Why do w
no have i,citsr fn.ds and .hnises
These questions mntf be snsWero.
bsfr. tht nfv ciy election an'
the nnt cy eleclon @ noi fa.
away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
SIAiERs SOUGHT IN
EAST SIDE TOWN

Okmnleee Nov f-ln the BELIEF
fhst Gsorze Frsw and Homvr frn-
nsqu.ne are being shielded IN The
hoaes q friends in Dswar. their
home foNn. Roscoe 1aan. deputr
sheriff. and Jess Sf-z-f. city mar
shal. og tina. tsan saturday vii
conduct a series o. searches there
for he men
P-nriquine and Frew are sol1Ehs
On warrants charging murder ln
connection 9Th he battle bstsccn
masked men and Tom Bogus ~
Ssiisr CITY SUNDAY night A ssaru
= TIE home u p r Lose q his
clfy by the fherfrs Office failed 20
rsveai any clue as 10 themsn's
uherfaboa I1cNc 6 said 70 o. .
p iatiFe q Psnncqnine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
DES[LNs SUCCEEDS lEHEW
As HEAD OF LOCAL LIONS
Hickman Rcsigrs As Clubs Sec
rclafy, Or kilborn Exoclla
As Dramatic Reader.
Attendance Large

Pred n.mfimf. rcs ~ sfaut of
tha lAons clah. Waa elec'ed pfesl.
dsut 81 hs Friday SETON - ihe
rua ~ thg Tone Is ril che vacancy
ctnsrd tg ms lgnallon % lreel'
aoht b IS iahee vho has moved
frsm th dy Chas Allen wNr
molfd to nrt sloe presIdeni and
= n Craven VAS sfeitd second
Y,a lfaslatht
one % the most eniofahle read.
inN De- ,.uh has bfon favored with
.Nsa that 81 i3on Klllou n iho
I.ghnlu ad Sian AZ ihe con
,c.a q n0n Kiloru was uuanlm
us aleth official reader for the
elab 81 mfht ~ WeH 90 state hat
ths new efiies S. purely GA honof
Jars eus nsr lsiug no salary a.
iaehea
A resignation wsa uraanied ihit
fhs clHh forrsifully acchpo a. ma,
of h cabe secretary treasurer va
~ Hickman aho announced h'i
Hafle removal a. rouol cry iii'
sure s0r eili be elected fadas
Nor iT
Loren ssrs viii have charge ol
nest Fndaf program
THO sri ndsnca wee llrge. th'
rfnu excellent fhs FnRs Hefs ann.
ei'h spir nd the i'oua fpired viii
sanafsciian afi1f amnhus some u
"a Rsionhffs'a' cigars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

MAN WITHOUT 4
COUNTRY" II RELE aSTD

Seattle. Wash-. Nov. A. Judge Jsr-
smiah NeieTer. IN federal court here
has released Eric skog. -the man
without a country" under seeo bond
and ruled that II the secretary of labor
does rot Issue deportation warrsnt
IN . days skog shan he 80 free alto
gefher.
skog. a seaman born In Sweden.
rho cane % this oountry from China
hes beea detained more than tro
i1oatas hy immigration authorl,les
He contends that he cannot b de-
ported 70 China. and the Iar of sxeser
prevents his re-entry 70 that ccun,rv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
Over the Wire

Scranton. "a THREE mfn wtro
Killed aud fles injured ln ~.
plosi0n a. nlrd.sfo Mine.
o~--------------N---
Pittsburgh Dr W. J Holland. dI-
n victor ~ tha CarnegR museau n
ftisaurvh. was eleciod prfsldfni 81
ne CARNEGIE Hero rund Commission
% sucred ths .ae Chafifs H.
Taylor
o#rasaassssas-sN ssss..a.a.ss#n
Philadelphia Mn. Catherine R0s
lcr was acquitted ~ ihs rharge ~
killing her husband stenoer nhor.
Mildred Recklif
o-------a=aNae
chicgo RAlivay Aer reverted M
present car shoriago iho greatest Ia
history
n---s-------a-a-Naa. Naa.-=--------~N
London The Prince ~ Wails u
from q horse and spu.ned his ankle
o----~N. .a-ao
Rochewsr MINI Tn Nsyo ciInic
denied Wailacs Reid. motion prfure
actor. was there q c0nsu't phgsi.
clans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
WEASEL OF " iR\ERn
u Up ~ TiiE AIR

Oklahoma C1tr Nor campbell
Rasssil chairman y ihs state cor
pdraiion commission ioft hfra io-
day IN az aIrpiaue Or Afua where
ne VII deliver an address 81 the
interests o. John Fields candidacy
~ sorofuor Euroa'r. o. viii drog
comps rn itgraiure on the different
tosns which he passes over Mr
Russell said prom Atlas De viii 80
20 Frederick and nsle another
apegch there. returning io Oslahoma
CITY late his afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
euacH TRIAL pRAos

los Anrsios NoF SO aesalon
was held today in ne third trial of
Agshaf g uurfh faf the murder n D
1elion Kennedy broker adjournment
until Monday having been taken yss
tsfaaY
Tho states aiiornfYa indicated 0eg
would rest their case early 10 fhe
coming week POSSIBLY ~ "Wednesday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04
Acrloa TO 81 oGFEaRHo
teI A4nft sAuN


llif lha Assaeiaisa rfsss
NFe brunswick AZ J. Na4
Action viii hs delayed lu lhs ihii
Mills murder case unHi aftfr fhe
election nest raesdsy aeelfdinr %
reports today Then Il sin hs prs
nenifd - tha rfant lofF OnlY a
ftw sliueates sl1 - ussd hfafe
ths Frsnd iufy Although dsar
Az Con Mott haa 4 mach mafo
complete ease prepared taf tfti
shis report has
worsdng AZ secret place ST.
Moli ls mld fs have persuaded
several pereonf reported tn h8te
kuopledge q che crime 81 tilk. lhus
Ironing oai wsak links ln he fYs
wlinefs story af Hm jan. gmtaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-11-04

~ you are Interested IN = hafi
surfaced road through Logan
county. passing directly throvah
Guthrie. aiisnd lhs Good Roads
committee meeting Morday 81
10 o'ciocs IN the morning a. ths
Chamber q commcrce. Tssry
eiilFen e. Guthrie and q ihs
county. Cor that matter should be
interested IN this project Cons 2
out and hear ths plan. u will
cost you nothing b., your time.
Remember. nondsy, 70 o'ciock.