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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15
IOWA DEFEATS MIGHTY YALE
 BY 6-O SCORE
Conference Eleven Victory Over Member of Big Three
 Proves Decisive

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 14.-(By the Associated PreSs)-Iowa's mighty football eleven, champions of the wes- tern conference. gave Yale, member of the big three'- of the east, its first defeat by conference eleven today and it was a decisive victory. The score was 5 to Q. representing touch down from a march half the length of the field. which started late in the first period and ended at Yale's late white line soou alter the second per iod began. But Iowa's superiority was much greater than the mere final score shows.
 Howard Jones, Iowa's mentor, is, therefore champion football of the Jones family, but in the latter half of the game he must have recalled the stirring finishes of Yale's football teams in the days when he and his brother, Tad, now Yale coach, played on the same Yale eleven. Yale threatened to tie and possibly win the game, a concerted advance toward Iowa's goal of 79 yards ending few SOCOuuS DelOIS luS ldSC NnlSll6 Ol6W threw its forward pass over the goal line which grounded. Tad, as quarter back, directed two famous games against Princeton in which Yale came from behind for victory.
 The efforts of Coach Tad's pupils to repeat football history thrilled some thirty thousand spectators on an ideal football day-thrilled them no less than they had been amazed by the power of Iowa's offense shown in the first half of the game; thrilled them even as much as they had been sur prised in the first half of Iowa's fail ure to score more points. Fumbles were the principle reasons for this failure. Penalties contributed. How ard does not thilk however that he is better coach than his brother. He instists he merely has a better team. As he and his pupils boarded train half an hour after the whistle blew, he said:
 q am Slad for Iowa's sake that we won. It was test of two teams more than of coaching. Iowa played good game"
 Captain Gordon Locke so dazed from his brilliant smashing that he could hardly speak as he was assisted aboard
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15

the train, could only murmur in hap piness:
 Wire the folks in Iowa just how we won.''
 Tad Jonas crossed the field imme- diately after the game and shook hands with his brother and Captain Locke.
 T have nothing but r, aise for the Iowa team. out I also have unlimited confidence in this Yale team. Any other comment that l might make would probably be misunderstood. Captain Locke, his team and Howard have my congratulations"
 Iowa had four excellent scoring op- portunities, that is, it had the ball with in 35 yards of Yale's goal. One of these opportunities was realized. Two failures to make the best of excellent strategicel positions were due to fum- bles. One failure was due to stiffen- ing of Yale's defense. Three of the scoring opportunities were due to su-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15
Derby Race Track
 to Be Constructed,
 Say Club Officials
By STANLEY

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Officials of the Illinois Jockey Club which has spon- sored the two weeks racing at flaw thorne track which closed today, an nounced that a new race embodying the only derby course in the world will be built here immediately, with a view to renewing the American derby beginning next year
 Club officials said they planned to hold the derby the third Saturday in June of each year, with purses of $100,OOO added, and expected to con- tinue the racing for 25 days.
 The courts, it was announced, will be the regulation one and one-half mile derby distance, with mile track inside. Joseph A. Murphy, general manager of the meeting which closed
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15
U of A Goes Down
 to Defeat, 15 to 0

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 14.-The Uni versity of Southern California defeated University of Arizona, 15 to o, on Bo- yard field today, scoring a drop kick inthe first period and two touchdowns in the fourth.
 The Arizonans outplayed their heav- fer rivals during the second and third periods, threatening scores on several occasions by a series of baffling trick plays. In the last period the Trojans put in practically an entirely new line feet with straight football
 Milton, U. s. c. end made the drop kick for his team from the 20 yard line while the touchdowns were scored by Galloway and Campbell, backs.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15

University of Southern California 15; University of Arizona O.
 At Stanford: Santa Clara O.; Stan ford 2.
 At Berkeley: St. Mary's College o; University of California 41.
 Washington 2; Idaho 0.
 Washington State College 10; Con zaga '.
 California Al; St. Mary's O.
 Phoenix Junior college 12; Mesa High 0.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15
CLEARS
 ROUGH, RED SKIN
Face, Neck and Arms Easily Mad
 Smooth, Saws Specialist

Face, Neck and Arms Easily Made
 Smooth, Says Specialist
 Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mentho- Sulphur, declares noted skin special ist. Because of it's germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation be- gins at once to soothe irritated skin and heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and ring worm.
 It seldom fails to remove the torment and disfigurement, and you do not have to wait for relief from embar- rassment. Improvement quickly shows Sufferers from skin trouble should ob- tain small jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur from any good druggist and use it like cold cream.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15
Sports Reviewed
Football Results

Iowa 6; Yale o. Notre Dame 20; Purdue 0. Yale Freshmen O; Exeter 27. Detroit g; Des Moines 6. Pennsylvania 12; Maryland 0. Brown 0; Syracuse o. Vanderbilt 0; Michigan 0. Minnesota 20; Indiana O. Army 19; Alabama 6. Harvard 15; Bowden 0. Cincinnati 0; Georgetown 37. Center 10; V. P. I. 6. Drake 6; Kansas 0. Chicago 15; Northwestern 2. Missouri 6; Ames 3. Princeton 10; Colgate 0. Wabash 26; Michigan Aggies 0. Navy IA; Bushnell 2. Oberlin 0; Ohio State IA. Dartmouth 21; Middlebury O. Amherst 13; Union O. At Athens: Ohio University '; Den son 0.
 At Norman: Oklahoma Universit
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15

here today, said an option had been obtained on 2SO acres of land at River dale, 15 miles south of Chicago, where the course is to be built. The two tracks, he said, would use the same home stretch.
 A corporation capitalized at one and one-half million dollars is planned to finance the project.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-15

No fewer than 30 different chemi- calls have been discovered in Sea water.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
BIC CROWD OUT
TO HEAR SPEAKERS
HOrnor Hammers Shawnee Plat
form Attorney Ruth and
Walton Reply; Orlando
and Mulhall Saturday

More than thousand people heard
Judge lfofnor trim the makers of the
shawnee Platform at Orlando SAT
urdsy afternoon The occasion Wa q
picnic staged by the Orlando Farmers
Uulon Farmers we're IN aiteudi IN. e
from al townships n the north part 81
iho county and from the south part y
Noble county
Judge llornor spoke IN the interest
Of John Fields. republican candidate
f5r governor and be made q mastery
address according 20 Guthrie citizens
q 10 accompanied the liornor piriy 70
Orlando
After Judge Honor finished rs
speech. Charles Ruth city attorney
OF Oklahoma City replied on behalf a
Mayor Walton. the democratic candi-
date. Mayor Walton and Ruth also
made speechcs at Mulhal A larse
number of Guthrie democrats drove 70
Mulhall 10 hear Walton. who promised
to come 70 Guthrie and make a speech
ueat month
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
TRAPP PERJURY HEARING
IS ON TO-DAY
Trial Of State Official Who Il
Charged With Perjury and
Other Grimes. Il Now
Being Conducted

MtaaAi. Sept % Tho preumn.
arg herring a. l.leHenant Governor
81 D Tmpp oa ,harFes n psmu
nd maklrE q false inairnmsnt be-.
san here thl. morning before a
justice Of the ls,ase, after being poet.
poaed fran September as
The lieuterAnt governor q chafrsd
wish haslag committed perjury A.
Scmemher 1919 by making an At.
legrl 'llae affidavit In obiaiulrs
iudEu i .gaati ssnsu, eouny
Tor ssss2lso which he chimti in
return for money advanced lhs county
com issicners far road work
Trap 81 also under Indictment 81
i1o hem'n io county grsnd jury on
ihf same fharr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

New Orleans Sept Is
Mr. A Remington today dis
covered why a young man
Who rented = room In her
house month waa 80 fond
Of music
With the finding of an
aeetylene torch and A safe in
the clothing store next door
half drilled through and a
hole in the wall between the
young man = room and The
clothing store, the police are
now seeking The musical
roomer
He seemed like such a nice
Young man. said Mrs Rem.
ington. and 40 fond Of
music He had a photograph
and two records We never
seemed 20 tire Of playing
them And 10 think that all
the time he was taking bricks
ous Of the wall
The musical roomer only
wanted hts room cleaned twice
week This morning when
she went np 20 clean. the
Young man Was gone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
Spends Nearly Hundred Thousand Dollars Then Nomination.

Charleston. W Va. Sept. 2j.-The
post-primary campaign statement filed
with Secretary Of State Houston g
Young by C. Fred Edwards. Hunt.
ington mattress manufacturer. who
wis fourth IN the Republican rsce
Tor the nomination for United States
senator. broke the quieiule Of
week devoid Of any other outsiand-
ing development of a political nature
The disclosure BY the Huntington
mattress king that his fight had cost
him more than twenty times. the
maximum fixed By the West Virgins
corrupt practices act. and that most
Of the money had been distributed
among five prominent men Of his
party. caused much Of a sensation
over the state from the time the first
publicity was given on last Tuesday.
.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

expenditure Of 100000. the i3107
votes which Edwards received in the
primary election cost him around
~ 80 each A. the late Gov ". II q
Dawson used 70 say, money alone can
not secure a nomination ia West Yir.
ginia- there must BE- sentiment Tor
he man WHO spends 4
The secretary Of state transmitted
certified copy Of the Edward state
meni 10 the prosecuting attorney Of
Gabell county, and that Official has
stated that he viii lay the ease be.
fore the grand jury when il sits on
October 2 Secretary Young also
notified the prosecuting attorney Of
Barbour county Of the failure Of W.
Taylor George, former speaker Of the
house Of delegates. 10 file his second
Confined on Pare :,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

zaiion Hughes wa the general state
manager. Denham, q former political
bcdfcllow Of Virgil +. Highland. Re
publican national committeeman. was
reported 10 be snb-manager for I'd
wards IN the first and third con.
eressional districts, and Stewart and
Somers were supposed 10 be second
district assistants.
There IS no specific penalty pro.
yided b. the corrupt praciices act
where campaign expenditures are in
excess of the amount prescribed, bat
the violation is covered along with
others
In his before.primary statement
Edwards swore 10 expenses of $3.7sj.
This amount apparently was not
carried with the second statement. as
the law instructs. Based on a total
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
hAV|NA BALL TEAM
DEFEATED BY LOCALS
Eear Cats Trim Opponents,
% To 4, At Nayina, Sunday,
Big Crowd Witness
Game

NeTtna feli an rssy within 10 tAe
Guthrie "nesrcats" "a Sundays game
on the NaVina grounds Charles N',n
proved himself real bah player auf
'ng the game The crowd went wid
whom Charley lined out home M
with the bases full
Andy Jelsma Western association
Mayer ana home boy pitched flr
Guthrie and nalen'l caught Dr RIG
haupt also demonstrated his ability 10
play hall The score was % 10
a return rame VIII be played IN
Guthrie soon.
4 large crowd witnessed the eama
many from cuihrie driving over TO
see NE home boys win.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
De M0LAY GROWING
IN IMPORTANCE
Masonic FrAternity sponsors the
Order For Young Boys of
Nation and II Il Grow
ing Fast

Atlantis Ga sept ab The order
oi ne MolaY tar noYa. which a ues
bsing established IN ,af.uus fsc.isma
of Georgia aad iha saaih. L attract
lus caasidefab's attention here A.
snn re snuy Initiated atFe eilsa
81 boys 10 the order aud teams wrHt
90 Augusta cplumbaa and other eltlts
whfu chapters sore lnsiaaird
Tho purpose of the or1sf as stated
hora toiay bY Forrest Aaair af "a +.
uonaliy baoen haalnsss mAa. ~
WIS made deputy for unofi "a. Il %
ieaoh Young men true American eliit
s'nshlp ahd 20 impress them wlih iho
hct. thai upoa thom elll rest the
responsibility ~ Efvaier nation
hoh spiritually ana morally rbe
onifr consists n tvo degrees ne
the csfdleai virtues ~ ths orlsr ana
first being ne lrilhfafv laealeti ~
ihe DeMoiay which 8 hislurlei nd
epsflacuhr nvinF lho boYt a. 80
porlunlii 20 show ihwr falgnt
THERE are noN. aaih Mf Naais
SOME 600 chapters 30 ihe uuNed
States aI of With arr dolts e9od
work cad eniolinF ~ Tond eli n
an true American eltlfous Any con
of 4 Mister Nltnu - a ehHm -
Aisitr Masonu 500 uuy spplf for
ia iho order II bateaeu
iha ar of 10 abi 81
Tha prdfr % lu No aay euaee ad
eiih ne Masonic fraternity ihe on1
rtqulr, meui la ihti 81 chapters maft
be sponsored ~ SOME Masonis bady
~ Master Mltans ere lhviffd a. a.
end cnnvocatloeu ~ the boys
Mr Adhlr who vaa recenily a.
'olnied head of the order 10 gsafwfa.
shlch ls entirely an honorary poai.
ion 10 probably oaa u tho beal
Inovn ffatefnal order men In lhs
oulh iIs waa ai ons nms nofea
ate of Yaanab Temple of he Mystic /
'hflue aud has been ldsnufisd far /
many years vita che aeilslils, of the /
'eoiilsh Rite Hospital for cblpped /
'hlldfrn 30 ia an Ailaata llfioa
lrr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
LIAR Shouts Angry
Mrs. Herman in
Strangest Court Case

South Bend Ind. SEPT 25
Harry Poulin. charged with
being the father Of Mrs John
NJ Tiernans ; third child, took
the witness stand in bis own
defense today
A denial BY Poulin that he
had held clandestlns meetings
with Mrs Tiernan brought
Mrs. Tiernan 70 her feet sx.
claiming You are = liar.
Sit down you n hear more
than that, answered Poulin
II was with difficulty that
the woman was restrained as
Poulin continued his denial Of
clandestine meetingA
Following the scene Mrs.
Poulin collapsed.
To add 20 me excitement a
half sister Of Mrs. Ponlin faint
ed. Professor Tiernan sat
throughout the session with
bowed head except when re-
straining his wife from inter
ruptirg the testimony.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

Mnetieth
f0rgather

Tulsa. Sept IS Tulsa i host
today "a the qsHh Division society
q society composed 81 men who
formed one oi the best fighting
units Ia the American army and
The men. FOR the most part. came
from the cities. the towrs. the
Villages and III farms ~ Okla-
homa aud Texas
With the uniform. the stripes
aud the Sam Brown belts tossed
into the attic ~ relics. former
generals majors. captains, first
looics second looies. sereeants.
oorporals. and buck priva,es
men who made up the 90ih divis.
ion one Of ihe very best fighting
organizations in an the vast
American army that daied the
| boat infested seas % lue up in
hattie array on forigu soil are
clappiur oue another on the
hacks in gladstone greeting as
the fourth annual reinion gets
under way and are living again
the rain soaked. she'll split days
aud nights of 1918
The veterans will spend their
time this morning al a iheaier,
will have an automobile ride
during the afternoon. and iu the
evening beginning at o'clock
q bad concert win be staged for
them
This viii serve merely as
preliminary while the registra
iiou Is heinp completed and
hilleis are assigned 20 those
veterans who arrive On late AZ
ternoon trains
The first business session OF
the reunion will be hell At con.
hall tomorrow afternoon
NJ . O'Clock. 20 be followed IN
the evening hv dance and
smoker al the same place
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
ANOTHER WIFE USES ouN

WewokA Okla. Sept 20
Walter Smith. who waa released
from the state penltantlary laat
Thursday. was shot and killed
BY hls wife late Saturday. Ac
eordlug 10 county authorities,
Smith attacked his wife with 4
knife after quarrel and she
fired IN self defense. After an
Investigation the county attor
nsy announced no charges will
be filed against Mrs Smith.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
Turks Are ches,y

tonStantiuople. Sept - ~
IIamid Be-, representative ~ the
Angora government in ton>ian.
tinople declared today the allied
invitation 80 the peace conference
could not b accepted hy the
Turkish naiionaliis on tho terms
laid down
We cannot accept the allied
terms because they p~npose -
demilitarixe the sea of Marmorn
and part Of Thrsce. which a nli
prevent ns from hrinciag nuf
troop from Asia % Europe.
said lIamid IN a statement 20 the
correspondent. Neither can we
accept literally the condition
that our army shall not advance
while the neace conference h
progressing
This would ~ eircnnseribo
our movements that the enemy
would have ample opnorlmiiF e
prepare forces for fresh siiacF
and would give the allies .
chance 10 complete their land
and naval reinforcemenis in III
event the conference failed
Regarding the straits ~e
have already admitted frcrdoia
for the passage ~ all vcss"'e
through me Darlaaelles iei We
are no, prepared - dei,hc 10
what authority or hndv the con
troll shall he vested That 0nes-
iion must be settled n a confer
cnce hctwee nihe Turks and the
allies.
I'VE also insist that all ma
tinas having commercial military
or other interests ia the Iarda-
nclles .nclmdme Russia ira Bnl-
earia. shall participate IN ihr'
conference.
1--WE further insist that Greal
Britain shall suspend al naval
and military movements IN the.
straits during the course II 81 '|
conference.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
'cHORAL SOCIETY TO
nEGIh nEH[Lns|NG
Dr. Hill Chairman Of Music Com.
mitiee. Outlines Plans For
Three Day Program. Sub.
serip.ion List To Open

WA the csoi weaiher herlns ~
activities y ihe Ouihrie Caorai So.
eisty foF the oomiag season. AZ =
feceni meeting of the Mnac Com
'mltits the progum Tor the bag Nusic
Fssusai 70 ~ held ner spfing vas
srrnged. and plans for hs rrodus-
tlon suhml,tet und accepted
-The prsseng plans said pr & n
nm. Who - ,halFman of the muse
committee. remhraoe three DAY
~ fram o. asrg side scope both 10
sifumenisl ard vocal maslc iron the
graAe seAool ehndren q oraiorlo
The rsfminos feels. that oelnr lo
ihe rfeai amount e. uier-. thit wis
man.fer'sd lass Nav We Are Insililsd
in enla .sine ear Festival Program.
We txrot ~ have a chorus of 81
letsi ieo hardrtd so.ces this WATER.
and L presses indlcaiions count ior
anything We All IN an probability
have more
Az an ffetlnal meeting last sprlns
arranged By tho Chamber ~ com
merce ard held Al che Cull son home
theft vas ereai deal of discussion
pno rning The Festival the Guthris
cho-ai Socle,y end aha Il meirt "a
he city hi several of the promnsut
business ard professional -nen Plans
wtre iaii Tor the eFsns 10 hs made 4
aermanent feature OF our civic NE
A subscription Was siarifd with the
lconl,Iued on PAxa a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
~iIOrMi> WILL FIGHT
ION \ IliIIi AIli>G

chlcaFa aspi 81 9aaiifflnR hs
afaianeat eHh thp esssr'iaa nat a
euufaa ~ action had not hean dufln
ltai dsirfrlasd. nonad Nlfhbera
saansei ~ ihe anlway aaope~fis
luifaifi fohf thsi fhs usu st~p
ln iha lhupm ne frhl hsahst fhe
uaufhsry lainnet'an wauid 49,
peiilen o. the rnlisi stisa eEealt
.aHft " aapaala Coz resiaw ~
iadga Whereas ofdss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
DUCK SHOOTING BEGINS
OCTOBER IL. MOI -

Omen season for killing miNratos'
ducks and geese begins Monday Dc
toher 18th and closes February l
Sunday falls on October -. the daJ
before the season opens. Many par
TO hunt ducks on sunday the lSh
Il will be daGgerous 70 do so. as fea'
oral and state game wardens VIII -
on guard al lakes and rivers Th'
penalty ,s severe Hunters shouil
bear this in m'nd-the season O.
ems October 18th not 18th
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
FIRE DAMAGES HAN
VIOLIN REPAIR SHOP

Ere Of unknown origin did $500
damage % the sidney Ham violin re.
pair shop al 3ls south First street.
sa uriay afternoon shortly after
o'clock
Quick work on tho part of the fire
men saved the building from be rg
des,rayed completely. II was IN fism -
whea The alarm was turned in and n,
boys made a record run and c3nnec.
ion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
Turks
Turn the
Trick
BULLETIN

London. Sept IS Enthusiasm
for the Paris Near Eastern settle.
ment is lacking in the pres com
ment this morning. the tenor OF
most editorials being that II was
the only way 10 avoid war and
maintain agreement among tht
allie and therefore had 70 be
adopted
The Turks demanded more
than England wanted 10 give
but England gave in 70 avoid
more trouble, Is Is contended
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
ANOTHER NAN AZ
DlIIID t\D BEATEN

Masked men az Tulu Saturday
riehi ahdn tal charley Ocbourle.
huiohfr whom they loadel into an
automobile and after taking him 10
ihe outskirts = iho city beat hlm
r-yeFsll With Globe lls was hsu
forced 10 sa.k blck to Tulsa No
ason isr - betting was rifca b.
Ochalirto.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
sonsR ntazsl a oAo

ffsd ilIftsi 81 Il a xrsadfath -
ania rhls time Il = urL born
Sunday mafn.nE a. i.l0 81 me " b.
hospital 20 NJ and Mfa Homer lf.f.
tei Homer - tha ygfuNast sea
~ and Mrs bred illFfsl itaanise
pouna SRI end ahe box ian llka lee
gfsndmelh lhsf" sala Fred Af
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
ATTEMPT IS MADE TO
sLAY IRISH LEADER

Dublin. Sept z5-An attempt wls
made las. night night 70 XIII Ge-erai
owen ODuffY. chief commander q
the Irish civil police. 4 vas anrounc-
I'd toby b. TIE free safe govern
msnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
JUDGE SMITH TO HOLD
COURT SEPTEMBER 80

Judge Charles Smith has returned
nom holding court at NornsI sti r.
set September 30 a. a court day
here.
The judge Is greatly IN demand A.
an extra when other judges desire =
lay off Judge Smith likes ludglng"
and is always ready TO sub FOR sore
lazy jurist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
TEN PERISH IN
TORPEDO BOAT CRASH

London. Sept cs.-The British tor
pedo boat Speedy sank early today IN
the Sea o. Marmora. as the result Of
a collision with a Dutch irawler. sa-s
a Reuters dispatch from CONSTANT
nople. Ten Of the desiroyers crew
were drowned and 81 saved The
Speedy sank within seven minutes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
tik~ 10 HOLD MEET
Nc TUESDAY NIGHT

Rsguhr meeting of Elk. Lode So
tgc viii D. held Tuesely night 81 tas
hall a. which time offrers viii be
elected There Wia sis1 bo luiua-
lion - candidates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
EXPECT $4,000 Fos SHRINE MEET

Imperial poieniate James 4 Nc
s,andiess. Of Honolulu. has heen II
Washington Tor sometime. tossiher
with several members Of the Imperial
Council. talking over w.th The Alnas
Temple committee plars for the 1873
Shrine couvtntion. which vii De- held
in Washington.
Mr.. McCandless predicts thai NOR
than 2S1.o10 persous will visit Wllsh
lng;on dur.rg the convention
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses we're ls-
sued today J > wells 81 of okis.
homa City and Minnie IIiskett 81 Of
ponca City phefioa Patterson - and
George Common. p both Of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-25

Three hundred and nine automobile
accidents were accounted Tor SUNDAY
IN the United States. fofiy ere people
were Killed. fifteen of them Il raj
road CROSSINGS